Edenb. the VIth, against Difpofitions made in Defraud of Creditors. 8vo. 8. Of the Laws and Customs of Scotland, in Matters Criminal. 4to. 1678. Edenb. 9. Obfervations on the Laws and Cuftoms of Nations as to Precedency, with the Science of Heraldry treated as a Part of the Civil Law of Nations ; wherein Reasons are given for its Principles, and Etymologies for its barder Terms. Fol. 1680. Edenb. 10. Idea Eloquentiæ Forenfis hodiernæ Unà cum Actione Forenfi ex unaquaque juris parte, 8vo. 1681. Edenb. 11. Jus Regium: Or the juft and folid Foundations of Monarchy in general; and more especially of the Monarchy of Scotland; maintained against Buchanan, Naphthali,Doleman, Milton, c. 8vo. 1684. London. This Book being dedicated and presented by the Author to the Univerfity of Oxon, the Members thereof affembled in Convocation, 9 June, 1684. c. 1684. order'd a Letter of Thanks to 1684. 1684. 14. Procefs against Bayly of Jervifwood. 15. A Defense of the Antiquity of the Royal Line of Scotland: With a true Account when the Scots were govern'd by Kings in the Ifle of Britain, 1685. London. 8vo. Written in anfwer to an Hiftorical Account of Church Government,bc. published by Dr. William Lloyd Bifhop of St. Alaph. Sir George's Defense was published in the latter end of June, 1685; but before it came out, it was animadverted upon by Dr. Edward Stilling fleet (who had before seen the MS. of it) in his Preface to his Book entituled Origines Britannica, Fol. June. 1685. Lon. 16. The Antiquity of the Royal (a) Line . Line of Scotland farther cleared and defended, against the Exceptions lately offer'd by Dr. Stillingfleet, in bis Vindication of the Bifbop of St. Afaph, 8v0. 1686. Lond. 17. Obfervations upon Acts of Parliament, Fol. 1686. Eden. 18. Oratio Inauguralis habita Edenburgi Id. Mar. 1689, de ftructurâ Bibliothecæ purè Juridicæ, & hinc de vario in jure fcribendi genere, 8vo.. 1690. 19. Moral History of Frugality, with its oppofite Vices, 8vo. 1691. Lon. 20. Imbecillitas humanæ rationis. Alfo in English, 8vo. 1690. Lon. 21. Vindication of the Government of Scotland during the Reign of K. Ch. II. Alfo the Method of proceeding against Criminals and Fanatical Covenants, 4to. 1691. Lon. 22. Answer to the Scotch Minifters: Being a Vindication of the Proceedings against Argyle. Edinb. 23. Defense of the Proceedings of the Privy Council in Scotland. 24. Me- 24. Memorial about the Bishops to the Prince of Orange, c. He hath alfo (fays Wood) left behind him about 14 MSS. of his own Compofition, which in good Time may see the Light. Befides his Ingenious Writings, I have seen Two other Remains of this Worthy Gentleman: One, a Son of his, who was Gentleman Commoner of University-College in Oxford about Eight or Nine Years ago, and had the Character of a very Sober, well Accomplish'd Man: The other, his Picture, which is in the Hands of his intimate Friend the Reverend Dr. Charlett, Mafter of the faid College, to whom Sir George prefented it. The CONTENTS of the THE Religious Stoic: Or a fhort Dif- A Moral Elay, Preferring Solitude to Pub- Such as Fame, Command, Riches, Plea- fures, Converfation, &c, Page 89. Moral Gallantry: A Difcourfe wherein the Author endeavours to prove, That Point Honour (abstracting from all other Ties obliges Men to be Virtuous. And that there is nothing fo Mean or unworthy of a Gen- tleman) as Vice. To which is added, A Confolation against Calumnies. Page 157. The Moral History of Frugality: With its |