For  further  particulars  respecting  John  Perrot,  see  George  Fox's
Journal,  SeweFs  History  and  other  works,  also  a  pamphlet  by
John  Taylor,  entitled  ''A. Loving  and  Friendly  Invitation  to  all
Sinners  to  Repent. — With  a  brief  Account  of  the  latter  Part  of
the  Xilt  Of  3io]^n  )PertOt,  and  his  End,  Ac^  4to.  1683."

PEEEY,  Edward,  of  Sandwich,  Plymouth  Colony,  New-England,

If"  Something  of  the  dealings  of  Ihe  Lord  with  and  towards  one,

&c."  and  on  some  other  subjects.  [Edited  by  Febby
MuHFOBD.]      S^o,  \Prinied  in  America,  about  IQQO.']     6

Note. — The  only  copy  of  this  book  which  I  have  seen  has  lost  its
title  page,  the  heading  after  the  Preface  commences  as  above.
PETEES,  John,  of  the  Parish  of  Minver,  Cornwall.
' A  Brief  Narration  of  the  Life,  Service  and  Sufferings,  of  that

Eaithful  Servant  of  Jesus  Christ,  John  Peters  ; together

with  the  Testimonies  of  his  Eelations,  and  Qther  Faithful
Friends,  concerning  his  Christian  Example  in  the  Church  of
Christ.
London:  Printed  and  sold  by  J.  Sowle,  in  White-Hart-

Court  in  Gracious-street,  ...         ...     Small  12mo.  1709.     6

He  died  the  llth  of  7th  month,  1708,  aged  about  63,  and  a  minister
about  25  years.  He  wns  also  a  prisoner  seveml  years,  for  his
Testimony  against  Tythcs,  and  for  re(\ising  to  swoar,  in  obedience
tu  Christ's  command.  His  body  was  interred  on  the  18th  of  the
said  7th  mo.,  in  Friends'  Burying-ground  at  Minver.
PETERSON,  James,  of  Hertford.
The  Pamphlet  of  the  Lyar  Discovered,  (Printed  Anno  1678)

In  a  Brief  Eeply  to  a  Malitious  Sheet  spread  in  and  about

Hartford,  &c.     Called  the  Voice  of  the  Light,  Ac.
4to.  Printed  Anno  Domini,  1G78.     1
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PETTY,  John,  oi Fishlake,  Yorkshire?
Zion's  Traveller  comforted.
PHI  friends'  books.  405

PHILATHES,  Thomas,  See  Thomas  Maule.
