. Three physico-theological discourses : concerning: I. The primitive chaos and creation of the world ; II. The general deluge, its causes and effects ; III. The dissolution of the world and future conflagration .. . er at the End of Six tboufand Tears i p. X. How far fhall this Dijfolution or Conflagrationextend ^ Whether to the zy^therial Heavens, and allthe Hoji of them, Sun, Moon, and Stars, or to the Aerialonly i p. 403,Chap. XI. The fcventh and lafl Oue/^ion, Whether fhall thewhole World be confamed and dejiroyed, or annihilated^er only refined and purified, p, 406. The Refiiiu
. Three physico-theological discourses : concerning: I. The primitive chaos and creation of the world ; II. The general deluge, its causes and effects ; III. The dissolution of the world and future conflagration .. . er at the End of Six tboufand Tears i p. X. How far fhall this Dijfolution or Conflagrationextend ^ Whether to the zy^therial Heavens, and allthe Hoji of them, Sun, Moon, and Stars, or to the Aerialonly i p. 403,Chap. XI. The fcventh and lafl Oue/^ion, Whether fhall thewhole World be confamed and dejiroyed, or annihilated^er only refined and purified, p, 406. The Refiiiution and Continuance of the World, provedhy the Tejiimmiics of Scripture and Antiquity, and alfohy Reafon, p. 411, &:c. The Arguments for the Abolition and Anmhilation, anfwerd, p. 412, &c. Chap, The Contents. xxxi Chap. XII. 7ije Inference the Jpofik males from the pre-cedent DeUrine : Of fnture Rewards and Pmijhments,The Eternity of fmnre Pmijlments proved from tUAmhority of Scripture and Antiquity. Hoa the Eterni-niiy of Vunifhments can confijt with the Jpfflice aniCooodnefs of God, from p. 416. to the fcnd of theBook. The great Ufefdnefs of Shame, p. 42^. The Blot-ting out of Sins^ p. 430, & A CATA-LOGVt of the Authors WorkSj[old by William Innys. Hlftoria Plancarum, Species hadenus editas aliafque infu-per multas noviter inveritas & defcriptas comple(^ duo. Fol. i6i6. Ejufd. Tomus tertius,.qui eft ^upplemcncum duorum pra:-cedentium •, cum icceSwnihws Camelli 8c Toumefortiiy 1704, Catalogus Plantarum circa Cantabrigiam ^itve, Cantub. i66o. cum Appendice. Catalogus Plantarutn Angliae, tS^*^. 8vo. 1670. Sc 1677^ Fafciculus Stirp. Britann. poft editum Catal. prsed. i(583. Catalogus Stirpium in ext. region, obfervat. \6t^. Methodus Plantarum nova cum Tabulis, i($825 1703. Synopfis Methodica Stirp. Britann. in qua turn Not« Gene-rum Cnaracterifticae traduntur, turn Species fingulx brcviteitdefcribitur, &c. 1690. Ead. Synop. multis Stirpibus & Obfervati
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