Patrick Scot

Life

Works

• Omnibus et singulis affording matter profitable for all men, necessarie for every man, alluding to a father's advice or last will to his sonne, London, 1619;. At the end are some verses, "ad serenissimam Magnæ Britanniæ Annam reginam defunctam. The work was rearranged and revised as A Father's Advice or Last Will to his Son, London, 1620.
• Calderwood's Recantation, or a Tripartite Discourse directed to such of the Ministrie and others in Scotland that refuse Conformitie to the Ordinances of the Church, &c., London, 1622.
• The Tillage of Light, or a True Discoverie of the Philosophical Elixir commonly called the philosopher's stone, London, 1623. Dedicated to James Hamilton, 2nd Marquess of Hamilton. It is a hermetic and ethical work, denying alchemical transmutation.
• Vox Vera, or observations from Amsterdam examining the late insolencies of some pseudo-puritans separatists from the church of Great Britaine'', London, 1625.