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Wood, James (Professor of theology, St. Andrews)

1609 – 1664

  • A Little Stone, Pretended to be out of the Mountain, Tried, and found to be a Counterfeit. Or An Examination & Refvtation Of Mr. Lockyers Lecture, Preached at Edinburgh, Anno 1651. Concerning the Mater of the Visible ChurchA Little Stone, Pretended to be out of the Mountain, Tried, and found to be a Counterfeit. Or An Examination & Refvtation Of Mr. Lockyers Lecture, Preached at Edinburgh, Anno 1651. Concerning the Mater of the Visible Church
  • A Review And Examination Of a Pamphlet lately published, Bearing the Title of Protesters No Subverters, And Presbyterie no Papacy, &cA Review And Examination Of a Pamphlet lately published, Bearing the Title of Protesters No Subverters, And Presbyterie no Papacy, &c
  • A Vindication Of The Freedom & Lawfulnes of the late Generall Assembly Begun At St Andrews And Continued at Dvndee; In Answer to the Reasons alledged against the same in the Protestation and Decli- natore given in at St Andrews, and in another Paper contrA Vindication Of The Freedom & Lawfulnes of the late Generall Assembly Begun At St Andrews And Continued at Dvndee; In Answer to the Reasons alledged against the same in the Protestation and Decli- natore given in at St Andrews, and in another Paper contr
  • A Vindication Of The Freedom and Lawfulnesse, and so of the Authority of the late Generall Assembly, Begun at St. Andrews, and continued at Dundee, in Answer to the Reasons alleadged against the same in the Protestation and Declinator given in by some BreA Vindication Of The Freedom and Lawfulnesse, and so of the Authority of the late Generall Assembly, Begun at St. Andrews, and continued at Dundee, in Answer to the Reasons alleadged against the same in the Protestation and Declinator given in by some Bre