Suchergebnisse - Wells, Edward 1667-1727

An historical Geography of the Old & New Testament: in two volumes

Sacred geography: a geographical and historical account of places mentioned in holy scripture ; originally composed by Edward Wells. Rev. and corr., and augm. by a series of geographical excursions, in which the geography of scripture is confirmed by evidence entirely new in its application

Historische Geographie des alten und neuen Testaments

Historische Geographie des alten und neuen Testaments

Historische Geographie des alten und neuen Testaments

Historische Geographie des alten und neuen Testaments

Eduard Wells der H. Schrift Doctors und Rectors in Cotesbach Historische Geographie des Alten und Neuen Testaments: in vier Theilen abgefaßt

Eduard Wells der H. Schrift Doctors und Rectors in Cotesbach Historische Geographie des Alten und Neuen Testaments: in vier Theilen abgefaßt

The young gentleman's astronomy, chronology, and dialling: Containing such Elements of the said Arts or Sciences, as are most useful and easy to be known. By Edward Wells, D. D. late Rector of Cotesbach in Leicestershire

A treatise of antient and present geography: Together with a sett of maps, both of antient and present geography, shewing the difference between each, by bare inspection of the maps, and design'd for the use of young students in the universities. By Edward Wells, M. A. and Student of Christ-Church, Oxon. Now D. D. and Rector of Cotesbach, in Leicestershire

An historical geography of the Old Testament: in three volumes. ... By edward Wells, D.D. Rector of Cotesbach in Leicestershire

A discourse briefly shewing, that the marriages of such as are near of kin are sinful and abominable now under the gospel, as well as they were under the law: and that all the degrees of kindred, contain'd in the table appointed to be put up in churches, (which table is here printed at large) are forebidden in the Scriptures both of the Old and New Testament to marry, accordingly as is set forth in the table aforesaid

A letter to a friend: concerning the great sin of taking God's name in vain whereto are added, one or two remarks concerning vain or common swearing. By Edward Wells, D. D. Rector of Cotesbach in Leicestershire

The rich man's great and indispensable duty to contribute liberally to the building: rebuilding, Repairing, Beautifying and adorning of churches, Largely set forth, and laid before the Nobility, Gentry, and All other Rich Persons of whatever Rank or Denomination. Being A Discourse very Proper and Requisite to be put into the Hands of Young Gentlemen; By All such as have the Instruction of Them, and more especially By Tutors in our Two Famous Universities, As is shewn in the Preface to this Edition. By Edward Wells, D. D. Rector of Blechly in Bucks

The young gentleman's trigonometry: : containing such elements of trigonometry, as are most useful and easy to be known. By Edward Wells, D. D. Rector of Cotesbach in Leicestershire

A letter to the Reverend Dr Clarke: Rector of St James's Westminster, in answer to his letter to Dr Wells. By Edward Wells By Edward Wells D. D. Rector of Cotesbach in Leicester shire. N.B. In page 13, 14. of this letter now printed, is set before the reader, as in a glass, a lively and exact picture of Dr Clarke, in the words of -the Ingenious Robert Nelson Esq; in his Life of the Right Reverend Bishop Bull. Which is here done, partly by way of Return for Dr Clarke's like Pains, in Transcribing so much of Mr Nelson's said Book, as takes up no Fewer than the Six last Pages of his Letter; partly and more especially for the Benefit of All such as cannot be at the Cost of Mr Nelson's Life of Bp Bull

An essay towards an impartial account of the Holy Trinity, and the deity of our Saviour, as contained in the Old Testament. In which are Some Remarks on the Scripture Account lately publish'd by Dr. Clark

The young gentleman's dialling: containing such elements of the said art, as are most useful and easy to be known. By Edward Wells, D. D. Rector of Cotesbach in Leicestershire

An historical geography of the New Testament: in two parts. Part I. The journeyings of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Part II. The travels and voyages of St. Paul, &c. Being a Geographical and Historical Account of all the Places mention'd, or referr'd to, in the Books of the New Testament; Very useful for understanding the History of the said Books, and several Particular Texts. To which end there is also added a chronological table. Throughout is inserted the present state of such places, as have been lately visited by persons of our own nation, and of unquestionable Fidelity; whereby the Work is rendred very Useful and Entertaining. Illustrated and adorned with maps, and several copper-plates; wherein is represented the Present State of the Places now most Remarkable. By Edward Wells, D. D. Rector of Cotesbach in Leicestershire

The common Christian rightly and plainly instructed in the grounds of Christianity: or, an exposition of the Church-Catechism, more particularly adapted to the capacities and circumstances of the common people. By Edward Wells, D. D. Rector of Cotesbatch in Leicester-Shire