Laurence Womock

Aron-Bimnucha, or an Antidote to Cure the Calamites of Their Trembling for Fear of the Ark

The Result of False Principles; Or, Error Convicted by Its Own Evidence

The Religion of the Church of England, & in a Private Letter (1648)

The Religion of the Church of England, the Surest Establishment of the Royal Throne with the Unreasonable Latitude Which the Romanists Allow in Point of Obedience to Princes

A Short Way to a Lasting Settlement Shewing, I. That Parliaments Are Not Infallible, II. Who Are Their Great Enemies, III. How to Redeem Their Reputation

An Answer to the Gentleman's Letter to His Friend Shewing That Bishops May Be Judges in Causes Capital. (1680)

Go Shew Thy Self to the Priest Safe Advice for a Sound Protestant / By L. Womock ... (1679)

The Late Proposal of Union Among Protestants, Review'd and Rectifi'd Being a Vindication of the Most Reverend Father in God, Edwin, Lord Arch-Bishop of York, and the Reverend Dr. Tillotson, Dean of Canterbury (1679)

The Associators Cashier'd Proving by Undeniable Arguments, as Well as by the Testimony of Their Own Mouthes, That the Late Endeavours of Some Restless Spirits Were, 1. to Enervate Monarchy, 2. to Subvert the Institution of English-Parliaments (1683)

Billa Vera, Or, the Arraignment of Ignoramus Put Forth Out of Clarity, for the Use of Grand Inquests and Other Jury's, the Sworn Assertors of Truth and Justice. (1682)

The Religion of the Church of England, the Surest Establishment of the Royal Throne, with the Unreasonable Latitude Which the Romanists Allow in Point of Obedience to Princes (1678)

Moses and Aaron, the King and the Priest by the Author of the Examination of Tilenus Before the Triers, in the Time of the Late Rebellion. (1675)

The Solemn League and Convenant Arraigned and Condemned by the Sentence of the Divines of London and Cheshire Delivered in Their Respective Queries and Defensive Doubts and Reasons (1661)

Anti-Boreale an Answer to That Seditious and Lewd Piece of Poetry Upon Master Calamy's Late Confinement, Supposed His Who Wrote Iter Boreale. (1662)

Deus Justificatus, Or, the Divine Goodness Vindicated and Cleared Against the Assertors of Absolute and Inconditionate Reprobation Together with Some Reflections on a Late Discourse of Mr. Parkers, Concerning the Divine Dominion and Goodness. (1668)

Bibliotheca Vvomockiana, Sive Catalogus Variorum Librorum Instructissimae Bibliothecae REV. Doct. Dr. Laurent. Womock Nuperrime Menevensis Episcopi; Plurimis Libris Diversarum Facultatum Tam Nuperis Quam Antiquis Adjectis (1687)

Pulpit-Conceptions, Popular-Deceptions, Or, the Grand Debate Resumed in the Point of Prayer Wherein It Appears That Those Free Prayers So Earnestly Contended for Have No Advantage Above the Prescribed Liturgie in Publick Administrations (1662)

The result of false principles

Calvinism and Arminianism Compared in Their Principles and Tendency

The Examination of Tilenus Before the Triers; In Order to His Intended Settlement in the Office of a Public Preacher in the Commonwealth of