Liber visitationis triennal. Leighlin., 1733. Jus primatiale, or the ancient right and preheminency of the See of Armagh .... Asserted by C. A. T. H. P. (i.e. Oliver Armachanus Totius Hiberniae Primas), 1672. Letter written by Alexander Knox from Dublin, 1805.

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