Carlos,
I can see that a Collected Sermons of James Durham is possible in 2009 DV. It would include all the published sermons except the Isaiah 53 (only some of which have been reprinted in other volumes; e.g. Unsearchable Riches, on Death). The intended volume would match the Isaiah 53 volume and the two together will make a complete collection of Durham's sermons, leaving only the significantly more available Durham on Song of Solomon as the only volume not reissued in a new edition in our day (it was the only Durham reprinted in the 19th century, and early at that; it could stand a new resetting and check against the first edition; then there are the still surviving MSS Durham!).

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