A discourse against painting and tincturing of womenThomas Tuke, Thomas Creede, Bernard Alsop · First published 1616Open the Tome
A treatise against paintng [sic] and tincturing of men and womenThomas Tuke, Thomas Creede · First published 1616Open the Tome
De dominio maris, iuribusque ad dominium praecipue spectantibus assertio breuis et methodicaWilliam Welwood, Thomas Creede · First published 1615Open the Tome
The Hector of Germanie, or The palsgraue, prime ElectorWentworth Smith, Thomas Creede · First published 1615Open the Tome
The fierie tryall of Gods saintsFrancis Burton, Thomas Purfoot, Thomas Creede · First published 1612Open the Tome
A commentarie vpon the lamentations of IeremieJohn Udall, Thomas Creede · First published 1608Open the Tome
A faithfull and plaine exposition vpon the tvvo first verses of the second chapter of Zephaniah : by that late reuerend preacher of Gods word, Maister Perkins. Containing a povverfull exhortation to repentance : as also the manner how men in repentance are to search themselues. Preached at Sturbridge Faire, in the field; taken from his mouthWilliam Perkins, Thomas Creede · First published 1606Open the Tome
The woefull crie of RomeThomas Bell, Thomas Creede, William Welby · First published 1605Open the Tome
Newes from graues-endThomas Dekker, Thomas Creede, Thomas Archer, Henry Rocket · First published 1604Open the Tome
A dialogue full of pithe and pleasureBreton, Nicholas, Thomas Creede, John Browne · First published 1603Open the Tome
The true narration of the entertainment of His Royall Majestie, from the time of his departure from Edenbrough, till his receiving at London, with all or the most speciall occurrencesThomas Middleton, T. M., Thomas Creede, Thomas Millington · First published 1603Open the Tome
A learned and profitable treatise of mans iustificationJohannes Piscator, Thomas Creede · First published 1599Open the Tome
Provision for the poore, now in penurie, out of the store-house of Gods plentieH. A., Thomas Creede · First published 1597Open the Tome
The first part of the tragicall raigne of Selimus, sometime Emperour of the Turkes, and grandfather to him that now raignethThomas Creede · First published 1594Open the Tome
