Eikōn mikro-biblikē : sive Icon libellorum, or, A critical history of pamphlets. Tracing out the rise, growth and different views of all sorts of small tracts or writings, both collectively and singly, in a general and gradual Representation of the respective Authors, Collections and their several Editions, &c. And in particular, of all those from the beginning of the Reformation to the latter end of King Henry the Eighth's reign, especially here in Great-Britain: Together with an Archaeological Taste of most Languages and Sciences as well as of the most Ancient and most Modern little Treatises thereupon, whether in Manuscript or Print, whether Exotical or Neoterical, and whether by Friend or Foe. The whole being collected out of all sorts of idioms ... and calculated for the occasional defence of our law and Gospel in Church and State ; particularly in opposition to Arians, papists, Jacobites, &c. /