[Pamphlets. Remonstrants and Counter-remonstrants] 8 titles: (1) Brand-clock

(ghegoten ten deele van de stoffe ghecomen wt de Camer der E.H.M. Heeren Staten soo der Geunieerde Provintien in 'tghemeyn, als int particulier van Hollandt) noodich ghetrocken in dese bedroefde vruchtbare tijden der ghevaerlijcke, van ouds begravene, nieuwicheden (...). [By Jacobus Taurinus]. N.pl., n.publ., 1611, (38),(2 blank) p., disbound, sm. 4to.

Contemporary annotations in pen on final blank page. Knuttel 1861. Jacobus Taurinus, Latin for Jacob van Toor (1576-1618), was a Dutch theologist and Remonstrant pastor and leader during the dispute between the Remonstrants and Counter-remonstrants. In his Brand-clock Taurinus defended the appointment of Conrad Vorstius, the successor of Jacobus Arminius as professor of theology at the university of Leiden. Taurinus fled to Antwerp when prince Maurice undertook military action against the Remonstrants, and died with Johannes Uytenbogaert at his side; (2) Korte antwoorde op een lasterlick schrift, onlangs uytghegheven, sonder naeme des autheurs, ghenaemt De Brand-klocke. Ghestelt by forme van aenteeckeninghen. N.pl., n.publ., 1611, (11),(1 blank) p., disbound. Knuttel 1863; (3) Den vraegh-al,in-houdende ettelijcke questien ofte vraghen, om daer op te hebben een bondighe antwoordt van de theologanten, politijckenm rechts-gheleerden, chrijf-luyeden ende anderen. Met vraghen wordtmen wijs, ofte onwaerdt. Noodt breeckt wet. [By Jacobys Taurinus]. N.pl., n.publ., 1818, (12) p., 19th-cent. boards, sm. 4to. Waterst. in upper corner. Knuttel 2595. And 6 related pamphlets, all published in 1618: Andere vraech-al (...), Den derden vraegh-al (...), Den vierden vraeg-al (...), Vyfde vraech-al (...); Den sesten vraegh-al (...) and Den teghen vraeg-al (...). (total 8)