The Principles of the Most Ancient and Modern Philosophy Concerning God, Christ and the Creatures ... Being a Little Treatise Published Since the Author's Death, Translated Out of the English Into Latin, with Annotations Taken From the Ancient Philosophy of the Hebrews, and Now Again Made English

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Printed in Latin at Amsterdam by M. Brown,, and Reprinted at London 1692 (1692)
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