The Library
1774 works catalogued century by century, from the literature the Bible was written among to the present — each with a note on what it is, why it lasted, and where to read it.
1301–1400
1 work
1367–1371
Latin
Francesco Petrarca · 1304–1374
A reply to young Aristotelians who called him unlearned, arguing that knowing what virtue is matters less than wanting it, and preferring Cicero and Augustine to the schools.
1601–1700
4 works
1610–1625
Latin
Loci Theologici
Johann Gerhard · 1582–1637
Nine folio volumes covering the whole of doctrine with exhaustive citation of scripture, the fathers, and opponents, in the full scholastic apparatus.
1640; approved 1642
Latin
Peter Mogila · 1596–1646
A catechism written to answer Lucaris and to arm Orthodox clergy in Poland-Lithuania against Catholic and Protestant argument, structured like a Western catechism.
1675
Latin
The Swiss Reformed churches
A confession defending limited atonement against Saumur theology and asserting the inspiration of the Hebrew vowel points as part of the original text.
1679–1685
Latin
Francis Turretin · 1623–1687
Theology arranged as a series of disputed questions, each stating the state of the controversy precisely before answering it.
5 of 1774 works