Principal Works
- The Fall of Man, or the Corruption of Nature proved by the light of his Natural Reason (1616)
- The two mysteries of the Christian Religion, the Trinity and the lncarnation, explicated (1653)
- Arguments and animadversions on Dr. George Hakewil's Apology
- The Creatures praysing God (1622)
- The Court of King James the First by Sir A.W. reviewed
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