Historia
ELLIS, CLEMENT (1630-1700)
Ellis escribió también: Piæ Juventuti sacrum. An Elegy on the Death of the most virtuous and hopeful young Gentleman, George Pitt, esq., (Oxford, 1658); Sermon [on Psalm xviii. 22,23,24] preached 29 May 1661, the Day of his Majesty's Birth and happy Restoration (Oxford, 1661); The Vanity of Scoffing: in a Letter to a Witty Gentleman (Londres, 1674); Catechism, wherein the Learner is at once taught to rehearse and prove all the main Points of the Christian Religion (Londres, 1674); Christianity in short; or, the Way to be a good Christian (Londres, 1682); The Right Foundation of Quietness, Obedience, and Concord, discovered in two seasonable Discourses [on Proverbs xix. 21 y Phil. ii. 3], shewing (1) The Folly of Man's Decrees. (2) The Stability of God's Counsel. (3) The Practice of True Humility (Londres, 1684); The Communicant's Guide (Londres, 1685); Rest fot the Heavy-Laden; promised by... Jesus Christ to all sincere believers, practically discoursed upon (Londres, 1686); A Letter to a Friend, reflecting on some Passages in a Letter [by John Sergeant] to the D[ean] of P[aul's, i. e. Edward Stillingfleet] in answer to the arguing part of his first Letter to Mr. G[ooden, which is signed E. S., i. e. Edward Stilling] (Londres, 1687); The Reflecters Defence of his Letter to a Friend [concerning the conference between Edward Stillingfleet and Peter Gooden] against the furious assaults of Mr. J[ohn] S[ergeant] in his second Catholic Letter. In four Dialogues (Londres, 1688); The Protestant Resolved; or, a Discourse shewing the unreasonableness of his turning Roman Catholic for salvation (Londres, 1688); Religion and Loyalty inseparable. A Sermon [on Prov. xxiv. 21] preached at the assizes held at Notthingham, 5 Sept. 1690 (Londres, 1691); The Necessity of serious Consideration and Speedy Repentance, as the only way to be safe, both living and dying (Londres, 1691); The Folly of Atheism demonstrated to the capacity of the most unlearned Reader (Londres, 1692); The Lambs of Christ fed with sincere Milk of the Word, in a short Scripture Catechism (Londres, 1692); The Christian Hearer's first Lesson. A sermon [on 1 Cor. iii. 7] preached at St. Mary's Church in Notthingham, 4 Oct. 1694 (Londres, 1694); The Sum of Christianity (Londres, 1703); Three Discourses; one of the parable of Dives and Lazarus [Luke xvi. 19-21]; the second on that of the Unjust Steward [Luke xvi. 1-9], and the third on that of the Ten Virgins [Matt. xxv. 1-12]. With a Preface, giving some account of the Author's Writings and Life (Londres, 1704); The Self-deceiver plainly discover'd to himself, or the serious Christian instructed in his duty to God... In some private Conference between a minister and his Parishioner (Londres, 1731). Ellis compiló una gramática para uso de sus hijos, titulada Magnum in Parvo, an English guide to the Latin Tongue.