Magnetis Reductorium Theologicum Tropologicum

By Samuel Ward. Londini: Impensis A.M., 1637.

In this work, "Ward interprets the results of scientific experiments using the lodestone, or magnet, as similitudes and signs of divine characteristics and order. Thus, his spiritual conduct book represents a pre-Enlightenment representation of science and religion as inextricably related." (Helaine Razovsky, Science and Religion in Samuel Ward's The Wonders of the Load-Stone)