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Q. Septimii Florentis Tertulliani Carthaginensis presbyteri adversus praxean, sive de trinitate liber
Recensuit notisque illustravit Edvardus Welchman A.M. Archidiaconus Cardigan. Coll. Merton. quondam socius -
A collection of tracts
Relating to the deity, worship, and satisfaction of the Lord Jesus Christ, &c. In two volumes. By Thomas Emlyn -
The doctrine of the Most Holy, and Ever-blessed Trinity, briefly stated, and proved
With the objections against it answer'd: in a summary view of the whole controversy. As it was delivered in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, at the Lady Moyer's Lecture, in 1729, and 1730. To which are added, discourses upon the parable of Dives and Lazarus; setting forth the deplorable corruption, immorality, and infidelity of the present age; shewing the absolute necessity of a holy life, demonstrating the certainty of a future state, and the truth of the Christian religion. By Joseph Trapp, D.D minister of Christ-Church and St. Leonard's Foster-lane, London -
The doctrine of the trinity, stated and vindicated. Being the substance of several discourses on that important subject; reduc'd into the form of a treatise. By John Gill
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The divine personality
and True Sonship of Christ defended: Or, A full Consent of scripture and reason, To prove The Absurdity and Inconsistency, of believing an eternal, self-existent Person to be Begotten: And to shew, that Christ is Son of God only as he is Mediator. In which is contain'd, Some Remarks on the Rev. Mr. Gill's Arguments for Eternal Generation and Essential Filiation, found in his Treatise on the Trinity. By Philalethes, a strict Trinitarian -
A defence of some passages in the historical account of the Trinitarian controversy
Against the exceptions made in two pamphlets, The One intituled, A True Narrative of the Controversy concerning the Doctrine of the Trinity, being a Reply, &c. The Other intituled, An Inquiry into the Miracle said to have been wrought in the Fifth Century upon some Orthodox Christians, in Confirmation of the Doctrine of the Trinity, &c. By William Berriman, D. D. Rector of St. Andrew's Undershaft and Fellow of Eton College