THEOLOGICAL. I. Just Prejudices against the Arian Hypothesis, Octavo. 1725 II. Modern Arians Unmask'd, Octavo, 1721 III. Natural Theology; or Moral Duties considered apart from positive; with some Observations on the Desirableness and Necessity of a super-natural Revelation, Octavo, 1728 IV. The accomplished Preacher; or an Essay upon Divine Eloquence, Octavo, 1731 This Tract was published after the author's death, in pursuance of his express order, by the Reverend Mr. John White of Nayland in Essex; who attended on Sir Richard during his last illness, in which he manifested an elevated piety towards God, and faith in Christ, the Saviour of the World. Mr. White also applauds him as a person in whose character great candour and the finest humanity were the prevailing qualities. He observes also that he had the greatest veneration for the clergy of the Church of England, whereof he was a member. No one, says he, did more highly magnify our office, or had a truer esteem and honour for our persons, discharging our office as we ought, and supporting the holy character we bear, with an unblameable conversation, POETICAL. I. Creation, a Philosophical Poem, demonstrating the Existence and Providence of God, in seven Books, Octavo, 1712 II. The Redeemer, a Poem in six Books, Octavo, 1721 III. Eliza, a Poem in ten Books, Folio, 1705 IV. King Arthur, in ten Books, 1697 V. Prince Arthur, in ten Books, 1695 VI. King Alfred, in twelve books, Octavo, 1723 VII. A Paraphrase on the Book of Job; the Songs of Moses, Deborah and David; the ii. viii. ciii. cxiv, cxlviii. Psalms. Four chapters of Isaiah, and the third of Habbakkuk, Folio and Duodecimo, 1716 VIII. A New Version of the Book of Psalms, Duodecimo, 1720 IX. The Nature of Man, a Poem in three Books, Octavo, 1720 X. A Collection of Poems, Octavo, 1716 XI. Essays on several Subjects, 2 vols. Octavo. Vol. I. On Epic Poetry, Wit, False Virtue, Immortality of the Soul, Laws of Nature, Origin of Civil Power. Vol. II. On Athesim, Spleen, Writing, Future Felicity, Divine Love. 1716 XII. History of the Conspiracy against King William the IIId, 1696, Octavo, 1723 MEDICINAL. I. A Discourse on the Plague, with a preparatory Account of Malignant Fevers, in two Parts; containing an Explication of the Nature of those Diseases, and the Method of Cure, Octavo, 1720 II. A Treatise on the Small-Pox, in two Parts; containing an Account of the Nature, and several Kinds of that Disease; with the proper Methods of Cure: And a Dissertation upon the modern Practice of Inoculation, Octavo, 1722 III. A Treatise on Consumptions, and other Distempers belonging to the Breast and Lungs, Octavo, 1724 VI. A Treatise on the Spleen and Vapours; or Hyppocondriacal and Hysterical Affections; with three Discourses on the Nature and Cure of the Cholic, Melancholly and Palsy, Octavo, 1725