(1) ‘An epistle of private counsell’, beginning ‘Ghostly friend in God as touching thine occupation ...’; (2) ‘The divine cloud of unknowing’, beginning (after a prologue and table of contents) ‘Ghostly ffriend in God, I pray the and beseech the ...’. The prologue, which is the author’s, contains his wishes as respects those who are to read the book. The work seems to have been transcribed by William Parish; in a different hand are written some directions to the printer; (3) A thesis, ‘An sola fides justifiet? Affirmo’, by William Parish, beginning ‘Hic locus de justificatione peccatoris ...’, with the date 17 September 1656.