Fifteen separate works · 1838–1869 · no collected edition
Fifteen works of Octavius Winslow read end to end, hunting one thing: the claim that stops a reader cold. Surprising permissions, surprising prohibitions, knife-edge distinctions, inversions, hard sayings, epigrams, exegetical surprises. Winslow is the tender one, writing to the anxious believer, so warmth alone was never enough; only the contrarian claim survived. Every quotation below was checked verbatim against the printed text, and every page number comes from the running header above the passage.
He published no collected Works. Winslow wrote some thirty separate titles over forty years, so every take here is cited to its own title, year and printed page rather than to a volume number.