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• The revelation of St. John historically explained : not compiled from commentators and other authors, but an original, written by John James Bachmair, M.A
  by: Bachmair, John James
  Published: (1778)
• An exposition of the Revelations : by shewing the agreement of the prophetick symbols with the history of the Roman, Saracen, and Ottoman Empires, and of the Popedom. To this are added these Remarks on this Prophecy. I. The great Usefulness of the Interpretation of the Revelation. II. The Chronology of the Symbolical History, and its Events. III. An Answer to the Papists Evasions, that the Whore is the State of Pagan Rome, or a future State of it. IV. Notes on the several Figures of the Roman Empire in this Prophecy. V. Notes on the several Temples, mention'd in this Prophecy, on the Sealing of the Saints, and on the City called New Jerusalem. And in this Prophecy the three States of the Saints after Death are plainly described; the Separate State of their Souls, their Millennary Reign with Christ on Earth, and their Glorious State in the new Heaven and Earth
  by: Floyer, John
  Published: (1719)
• A perpetual commentary on the Revelation of St. John : Wherein is contain'd, I. The original sacred text, and the English translation, laid down and compared together; and their true Literal and Mystical Sense opened and explained. II. The nature of the prophetick stile, and the Use of Symbolical and Mystick Terms is shewed and illustrated from numerous Instances drawn from Christian and Pagan Antiquities. III. The history of the church of Christ in the several great Periods of its Militant State here upon Earth, is set forth; the whole Series of the more extraordinary Events, and all its more distinguish'd Epocha's, marked out and explained. With a Preliminary Discourse, Concerning The Certainty of the Principles upon which the Revelation of St. John is to be understood. By Charles Daubuz, M. A. Late Vicar of Brotherton in Yorkshire
  by: Daubuz, Charles
  Published: (1720)
• A perpetual commentary on the Revelation of St. John : with a preliminary discourse Concerning The Principles upon which the said Revelation is to be understood. By Charles Daubuz, M. A. Late Vicar of Brotherton in Yorkshire. New modell'd, abridg'd, and render'd plain to the meanest Capacity, by Peter Lancaster, A. M. Vicar of Bowden in Cheshire, and some Time Student of Christ-Church in Oxford
  by: Daubuz, Charles
  Published: (1730)
• An essay on the principal parts of the Book of the Revelations : in a series of dialogues, between Didascalos and Phylotheos, in two volumes. By James Kershaw
  by: Kershaw, James
  Published: (1780)