White, Thomas priest, alias Blacklow

1593 – 1676

Thomas White (1593–1676) was an English Roman Catholic priest and scholar, known as a theologian, censured by the Inquisition,[1] and also as a philosopher contributing to scientific and political debates. -Wikipedia

• A Catechism Of Christian Doctrin
• A Letter To A Person of Honour
• A Manuall Of Divine Considerations, Delivered and concluded by the Reverend Thomas White. ... (9 lines). Translated out of the Original Latine Copie
• An Apology For Rushworth's Dialogues. Wherin The Exceptions of the Lords Falkland and Digby are answer'd
• Chrysaspis To Querela
• Controversy- Logicke. Or The Methode to come to truth in debates of Religion
• Devotion And Reason, First Essay. Wherein Modern Devotion for the Dead, is brought to solid Prin- ciples, and made Rational; In way of Answer to Mr. J.M's Remembrance for the Living to pray for the Dead
• Exetasis Scientiae requisitae in Theologo ad Censuras sententiis Theo- logicis inferendas. Oblata Emmis & Rmis DD. Stae R.E. Cardinalibus Congregatio- nis Stae Inquisitionis, Ad Purgationem librorum suorum à crimini- bus quae Sceptici moderni eisdem objic
• Notes On Mr. F.D's Result Of a Dialogue concerning the Middle State Of Souls
• Peripateticall Institutions. In the Way of that eminent Person and excellent Philosopher Sr. Kenelm Digby. The Theoricall Part. Also A Theologicall Appendix of the Beginning of the world
• Religion And Reason Mutually corresponding and as- sisting each other. First Essay. A Reply to the vindicative Answer lately publisht against a Letter, in which the sence of a Bull and Council concerning the duration of Purgatory, was discust
• The Grounds Of Obedience And Government