Place, Conyers, ca. 1664-1738
Place, Conyers, 1664 or 1665-1738
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4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (4)
Works
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Adversaria : or, truths opposed to some of the falshoods contain'd in a book, call'd, The rights of the Christian church asserted, &c | |
The doctrine of light, sight, and colours, and our notions of the nature of them reform'd. Or, an essay to solve and explain the phenomena of vision, by a new hypothesis; and to shew, that light is not by any rays or emanations from the sun. By Mr. Place. .. | |
An enquiry into the nature and original of the fifty-fifth canon, by evidence historical and rational : With Variety of Incidental Matters relating to its History | |
Heretical characters illustrated and confirmed : With some applications of them to Mr. Whiston, from passages in his Primitive Christianity, &c | |
Reason an insufficient guide to conduct mankind in religion : Set forth in the following particulars, viz. I. Why reason is not, and revelation is, a sufficient guide, to conduct Mankind in Religion. II. The Terms Religion, Revelation, and the Light Of Nature explained. III. That there is no such Religion as the Religion of Nature, no such Light as the Light of Nature in Religion, to be allowed by Christians. IV. An Enquiry into the Nature of Reason, and that it is no such natural Perfection, absolutely such, as it passes for. V. Some instances of the religion and morality of the chief philosophers, and of the principal cities of the gentile world, that were the most Refined and Philosophical, with regard both to their Doctrines and their Practice, at the Promulgation of the Gospel | |
The reasonableness of orthodox and Arian believing consider'd and compar'd : design'd as an appendix to Arianism confuted without disputing, &c | |
Remarks on a treatise entituled, A plain account of the nature, end and use of the sacrament of the Lord's-Supper : in which all the texts in the New Testament which relate to it, are produc'd and explain'd, and the whole doctrine about it is drawn from them alone | |
Remarks with queries put to Mr. Bolde, concerning his wild pamphlet, or clouterly invective, against the Christian ministry, and world: called, Some thoughts concerning church-authority. Published by Peter Templeman, an attorney of Dorchester. By Mr. Conyers Place | |
A sermon preach'd at Dorchester during the time of the assizes, March the 18th 1705 | |
A sermon preached at Dorchester in the county of Dorset, January the 30th 1701/2. By Conyers Place, A. M | |
Some free thoughts, by way of censure and character of the Right Reverend the Bishop of Bangor's answer to the representation made against him by the committee of the lower house of Convocation. By Conyers Place, A.M | |
That space is necessary being; with the history of nothing. Having premised to it the whole contents of this philosophical creed, of which this is one article. By the Reverend Mr. Conyers Place | |
The thoughts of an honest whig : or, the scheme of the Bishop of Bangor's sermon before the King, examin'd in its particulars. Address'd to his Lordship, and the Readers of his Sermon | |
The true English revolutionist : or; the happy turn, rightly taken |