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UBRORUM  IMPRESSORUM 


MUSEO    BRITANNICO 


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ADSERVANTUR 


CATALOGUS. 


VOL.  III. 


Hontini. 

UDCCCXIII. 


LIBRORUM  IMPRESSORXJM, 

QUIIN 

MUSEO    BRITANNICO 

ADSERVANTUR, 

CATALOGUS- 


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GALE  (john)  r.  bi/KRoughs.     kinch. 

•* De  Lapide  solis.  4°  Lug.  Bat.  1699. 

Theinsufficiency  ofextemal  obsefvances,  withourpnrity 

of  heart:  a  Sermon.  H^  Lond.  1717. 

Univer^al  charity  the  bond  of  Christian    unity  :    a 


Sermon.  8°  Lond.  1718. 

Some  Account  of  his  Life.  %^  Lond.  1726. 


GALE  (uoger)  Registrum  Honoris  de  Richmond.     fol.  Lond. 

1722. 
GALE  (R.  &  s.)  ReliquiaB  Galeanaj.     (Being  No.  IL  of  the  Bibl. 

Top.Brit.)  4»  Lo«c/.  1781. 

GAL£ 


Q  Ah 

CALE  (sAM.)  V.  srDB* 

■  HUiory  and  aritiqiuties  of  thc  catbedrd  Churdi  .of 

Winchester.  8*  Lond.  1715. 

Es^y  on  the  natiire  and  principles  of  public  Oredit.  8^ 


Lond.  1784. 
GAL£  (theoph.)  The  Court  of  the  Gentiles,  or  a  discourse  on 

the  origin  and  use  of  human  leaming.  2  vol.  4^  1669 — 77. 
— — -  Idea  theologis,   tam    contemplativs,    quam  tLCtlra, 

delineata.  H^  Lond.  1673. 

Life  of  John  Rowe.  8*  Lond.  1673. 


GALE(THo.)CertdineWorkesof  Chirurgerie.  8«  Lomf.  1563. 

GALE  (THOMAs)  37.    ANTONINUS.   DEMOCRATES.    DEMOPHILUS.   «A* 
LENUS.     HCLIODORUS.     HERACLITUS.      HERODOTUS.     lAMBLICHUS* 
.    MyTUOLOGIA«    SALLUSTIUS.  JIBERIUS.   TIM£US. 

Opiiscula  Mythologica»  Elhica,  et  Physica^  GrMLai. 

8«  Gwito*.  1671. 

-8<»  Amst.  1688. 


Hifttoriae  poetic»  scriptores  antiqui.     Gr,  &  Lat,  8^ 

Par,  1675. 

Rhetores  selecti.  Gr.  &  Lc/.  8«  Oxon.  1676. 

Rerum  Anglicarum   scriptores    veteres.  3   tom.  fol. 


Oxon.  1684—7. 
GALEA  (PETR.  PAUL.)  De  pulsibus.  4^  Perua.  1597. 
GALEACiUS    (vicEcoMEs)    Epistola  ad  Bononienses»   et    re- 

spomio.  8®  Rom.  1754. 
GALEANO    (gius.)    Delia  lepra  unita  col  mal  Francese.  8* 

PaUrm.  1656. 
GALEANUS  (jos.)  De  epidemica  febre.  4*»  Panorm.  1648. 
GALEATIUS    de    Sancta    Sopkia.    De     febribus.     4»  Lugd. 

1517. 
Opus   medicins  practicae    saluberrimum   in  nonum 

tractatum  libri  Rhasis  de  curatione  morborum  particularium. 

fol.  Hag.  1533. 
GALEAZZO  (tlor.)  Ragionamento  sopra  Tethica  d'Ari$totile. 

4»  Ven.  1567. 
GALEN  (cHR.   bern.  van.)  Eveque  de  Munster.     Sa  Vie;  par 

M.  G.    U«  Leyd.  1679. 

'  Corrig6,par  Mr.  Le  Lorrain.  12**  Rouen.  1679, 

GALEN(conradvan)  De  Cogitatione.  4»  UUr.  1680. 

De  Fontibus.  4«  UUr.  168L 

De  Angulo.  4«  UUr.  1683. 

GALEN  (ubn.  van.)  De  nominibus  Eloah  et  Elohim.  4*  UUr. 

1685. 
GALENISTA  Confuso.  8*  Ven.  1697. 
GALENUS    (cLAuoius)  v»  acampo.  alexandrinus.   altomari.- 

AMATUS.  ANGELUTIUS.  AVERROES.  AVICENNA.  BERTOTIUS.  BOC- 
CALINUS.  BOaOINGIUS.  CALANIUS.  CAMANNES.  CARRERO.  CHAM- 
PERIUS.  CITTADINUS.  CHEMONINUS.  CROQUETIUS.  CRUTERUS. 
CUNEUS.  CUSAC.  DANTZIUS.  DELPHINUS.  DRIVIERE.  DUNUS.  EN- 
CKELMANN.  FALLOPIUS.  FRIENO.  FUCHSIUS.  GARBO.  GERNERUS. 
BABTICIU8.    HJPPOCBATSS,   UOFFIIANNUS.   HOLLERIUS.   JACHINUS. 

INGRASSIA^ 


axt, 


INORASSIA.  LABBB.  LACUMA.  LALAMANTIU^.  MOlttAVtVS.  MCIVS. 
PBRSONA.  QUBBCBTANUS.  ROB9LIN.  SANCTORfUS.  SCALlGfilU 
8CHLANH0VIUS.  SYLVIUS.  THADDBUS«  THBOPHILU8.  TURISANU». 
VALLBSIO.   TBIOA.   WIDB.   WftLIUS.  IfOLPF. 

'  Opera  omnia.  Gr.  5  tom.  fol.  Vm,  1525. 
—  5  tom.  fol.  Bas.  1588. 


Hippoeralis  et  Galeni  Opera,  Chr.  ,ft  LtU.  a  Renato 

Charteario..tom.  i,  %  S,  4,  5,  6/--8^ — 13.  M  Lui.  Pof.  MS9. 
13  tom.  fol.  Lut.  Par.  1079. 


Opera  omnia.  Lat.  ab.  Aag.  Ricco.  8  tom.  8^  Vgn. 

1541--5. 

eum  Conr.  Gesiieri  prol^gom.  4  tom.  fol. 


Bas.  Froben.  1563. 

•  £x  octava  JnnC^rum  edit  cmn  indice  Bite* 


savoli.  8  tom.  fol.  Ven.  ap.  JiuU.  1609. 

£x  nona  Juntanira.  edit.  8  tom.  fol.  Wen.  1695. 


1640. 


Libri  aliquot.  Gr.  per  J.  Caium.  4^  Bar.  1544. 
Opuscula  varia.  6rr.  8c  Lat.  a  T.  Gouktono.  4^  Lond. 


■  OpnscuU  varia  de  optima  corporis  nostri  conbtitattotie, 

&c.  Lat.  per  J.  Lalaroaatiam.  8^ 

Aiiquot  iibelli.  Lat.  per  Guinterium.  4^  Bob.  1529. 

Aliquot  opera.   Lat.   Mic  Leonicetio  hvteirprete.    4^ 


Par.  1540 

•  Aliquot  opera.  Lat^  a  Leonbardo  Fochsio.  fol.  Par, 


1549. 

£pilome  operumomnium.  Lai.  per  A.  Laeunam.  12* 

Li^.  1553. 

fol.  Bas.  1571 


Index  in  libros  omnes^  a  B.  Sylvanio.  fol.  Ven.  1549. 

■    »  Operum  omnium  Latin^  propediem  edendorum  sped* 
men,  per  J.  Lalamantium.  8*  Gen.  1579. 

De  septimestri  partu.      Brevis  designatio  dogmatum 


Hippocratis.     De  ptissana.    De  ossibus.  Gr.  ^  Bas. 

De  Theriaca.  Lat.  a  J.  Camerdrio.  4*  Narimb. 

a  J.  Juvene.  12®  Ant.  1575. 


Paraphrasis  in  Menodoti  exhortationom  ad  artes.  Gr.  8c 


Lat.  cum  JuL  Alexandrini  annot.  4^  Lut.  1583. 
4«  Ubt.  1637. 


■  Lae.  Desid.  £rasmo  interprete.  8®  Par.  1526. 
cum  Fred.  Jamdii  annot.  4®  Lat.  1583. 
Libri  Tegni.  Lat.  cum  expositione  Ugonis  Senensis  et 


qusBstionibus  Joh.  SermonetSB.  fol.  Ven.  1498. 

ab.  H.  Thrivero.  12«^  Lyg.  Bat.  1547. 


■  De  differentiis  Febrium.  Lat.    Interprete  Laur.  Lau- 
rentiano.  4»  Par.  1500. 

Laur.  Laurentiano  et  Mic.  Leoniceno  interp^ 


foi.  Par.  1519. 


fol.  Par.  1595. 
r  Sim.  Thomam  recogn.  8«  Par.  1589. 
8»  Lug.  Bat.  1648. 

7  GALENUS. 


r^ 


G  A  L 

GALENUS.    De  difierentiis  Febrium.  LiU.  eum  H.  Gibdti  Com* 
ment.  12^  Uig.  1562. 

18«  Lt^.  Bfl*.  1570. 

Speculum  Medicins.  12®  hug.  1512. 

■  De  difierentiis  Morborum.    LaJt,    Nic.  Leoniceno  in« 


terp.  4«  Par,  1514. 

8»  Par.  1528. 


De  inasquali  Intemperatura.  Lat.  Nic.  Leoniceno  inter- 

prete.  4»  Par,  1514. 

■  ■    ■  cum  Comment.  J.  Aj^ricols.  12«  Bo*.  1539. 
Ant.  Busennii.  12«  ^^n/r.  1553« 


*  •  Dc  Crisibus.  LaU  Nic.  Leoniceno  interpretc.  4*  Far* 
1514. 

De  Arte  curativa.  Lat,  Nic.  Leoniceno  interprete.  4* 


Par.  1514. 

8»  Anfo.  1548. 


De  Sectis  Medicorum.  Lat.  Geo.  Valla  interprete.  4* 

PoT.  1518. 

Metbodus  medendi.  hat.  a  T.  Linacro.  fol.  Par.  1519. 

fol.  Par.  1519. 

8«  Par.  1526. 

8«  Pflr.  1538. 

cum  Coniment.  aCasp.  Hoflmanno.  4^  FranCm 


1680 

An^.  by  T.  Gale.  4*  Umd.  1586. 


Quos  oporteat  purgare  Medicamentis  et  quando.  haU 


4»  hand.  ap.  I^nson.  1522. 

a  Seb.  Coquillato.  12«  Lug.  1553. 

12«  Lug.  1557. 


De  naturalibus  Facultatibu^.    Lat.    T.  Liuacro  inter- 

prete.  4«  Lond.  ap.  Pynson.  1523. 

4«  Par.  1528. 

J.  Guinterio  interp.  8«  Par.  ap.  Colin.  1528. 


De  Symptomatum  diflerentiiset  causis.  Lat.  T.  Linacro 


interprete.  4«  Lond.  ap.  Pynson.  1524. 

4«  Par.  ap.  Coiin.  1528. 


Passionarius,  seu  de  Morbis  humani  Corporis ;  cum 

Febrium  tractatu.  4«  Lugd.  1526. 

Iniroductio»  seu  Medicus,  et  de  Sectis.  Gr.  Lat.  8^  Bas. 


1737. 
Lat.  J.  Guinterio  interprete.   8^  Par.  cjK 

Colin.  1528. 
De  motu  Musculorum,  cum  libello  de  Purgatione.  Lai. 

N.  Leoniceno  interprete.  8«  Par.  ap.  CoUn.  1528. 
-  12«  Lug.  Bat.  1549. 


Dtfinitiones  inedice.  Lat.  J.  PLilulogo  inlerprcte.  8^ 

Par.  cp.  Colin.  1528. 

De  u<:u  Parlium  Corporisbumani.  Lat.  per  N.  Regium. 


4«  Par.  1528. 

12«  Lugd.  1550. 

Gall.  par  A.E.B.D.CJ.  *>  Par.  1659. 


VOL.UL  B  GALENUS. 


t^A!L^NU8.  Q)e  Fleriitudine.  Xa^.  J.  Giinltario  inierprde.  fol* 

Par.  1528. 
. De  Pubuuro  utu.  Lai.  T.  Linscn>  inlerpMle«  ^  Air. 

1528. 

-^ !«•  iMg.  154^. 

12»  Lttg.  155Q. 

4^  Lon3.  ap.  Pjffoon* 


De  Elementis,  ex  Hippoeratw  ctntentia.  Lai^  J.XUiin- 

terio  interp.  8»  Par.  1528. 

La<.  V.  Trincavello  interp.  43^  i«f .  1548- 

12»  Ltt^.  1558. 


■  De  atra-Bile.  LtU.  J.  Guinterio  interprete.  fl^  Pmr.^ 

Colin.  1529. 

THsflectionis  Vemirum  Arterianinique  Cofnmentarium.; 


et  de  Nervis  compendium.  Lai.  Ant.  Fortolo  interprele.  18» 
Ba$,  1529. 

De  Tumonbus  prs^ter  naturam.  Lai.  J.  •Gninterio  ioi* 


tcrprete.  8»  Par.  ap.  Colin.  1529. 

De  Mmplicium  MedicamenlonMn  facultatibua.    LaL 


T.  GerardoGaudanointerprete.  fol.  Par.  1530. 

12»  Lm^.  1561. 

Quinque  priores  libri  de  simplicium  Medica^ 

mentorum  facu\utibus  in  XVI.  diBputationes  resoluti,  per  M. 

Sebizium.  8»  Argeni.  1651. 

De  Euchymia  et  Cacochyniia.  Lai.  Joh.  Guinterio  in^ 


terp.  8»  P«r.  1530. 

De  constilutione  Artii»  medics.  Lai.  lano  Autoniaco 


interp.  8»  Par.  1531. 

Lai.  V.  Trincavello  inlerp.  12»  Lkg.  1552. 

■  ■■ — .cum  Tabulis  el  Commentariis  per  Theod. 

Zuings^rum.  fol.  Bas.  1561. 

•  cum  Comment  a  F.  Valleriola.  8»  Lug.  1577. 


■  Historiales  Campi.  Lai.  cum  Symphoriaqi  Campe^ii 

Comroent.  fol.  Bas.  1532. 

DcPulsibus.  Lai.  H.  Cruscrio  interp.  fol.  Par.  1532. 

cura  Comment  per  .F.  Menam.  4»  Complui. 


1553. 


cum  interp.  C.  Gesneri.  12»  Tig.  1555. 


>  De  Respiratione.  LiU.  J.  Va»seo  interp.  fol.  Par.  1532. 
J.  Comario  interp.  fol.  Bas.  1536. 


■  ■     De  Antidotit.  Lai.  J.  Guuiterio  interp.  fol.  Par.  1533. 

De  paratu  facilibus.  Lai.  Job.  Guinterio  interp.  fol. 

Par.  1533. 

Hub.  Barlando  interp.  8»  Antv.  1533. 

a  Jacobo  HouUerio  repurgat.  12»  1543. 

a  Sebast.  Scrofa.  8»  Par.  1548. 

12»  Lug.  1560. 


De  Renum  afiectus  agnitione.  8^  Par.  1535. 

De  compositione  Medicamentorum  sccundvuip  locos. 

Lai.  per  J.  Guinterium.  fol.  Par.  Id85« 

■!■■      L..    ■  12»  iMg.  1558. 

QALENU& 


G  Als 

GALENUSL  Ik  c^mpotitkme  Medicameiaonm8ecui)diu&-lacD$^ 
Lat.  cum  Comment.  Jani  Comani.  fol.  Bas.  1537. 

^  \Sf  Lug,  1561. 

— —  De  Semine.  Lai.  J.  Cornario  interp,  fol.  Bas,  1536^ 

De  Uteri  dissectione.  Lai.  J.  Comario  interp.  fol.  Bias. 

1536. 

•  De  Foetusformatione.  Lai.  J.  Cornario  interp.  fol.  Bas. 


1536. 

•  De  Pulsibus,  libellus,  passim  ex  Galeno  collectus.  4^ 


Par.  1587. 

Isagoge  et  definitiones  medjcair.  Gr.  Lai.  Sebaat.  Sing- 


keleri.  8»  Bas.  1537 

De  SaniUte  tuenda.  Gr.  12^  Bas.  1538. 

aJ.Caio.  8»  1549. 

■  Lat.  T.  Linacro  interprete.  fol.  Par.  1517 

4f  Ven.  1523 


-£ 8»  CoL  1526. 

8^  Par.  1538. 

. —  M         —  Qwvfk  L.  Fuchsii  annot.  8®  Tuhing.  1541. 
.  120  £„g.  1549. 


a  Casp.  Hofiman.  cuf  d,  S.  Scheflferi.  4«  Friin- 

cq^,  1680. 

De  curandi  ratione  per  Sanguinis  missionem.  Lai.  T. 


Gaudjano  i^terpfete.  8^  Par.  1539. 
— —  fol.  Par.  1549 


cum  Comment.  a  L.  Fuchsio.  8*  Lug.  1546. 

8»  Par.  1549. 

12»  Lug.  1550. 

Marl.  Acackia  interp.  ^  Ven.  1547. 

12*  U^.  1547. 

- 1?»  Li^.  ^551. 


1556. 


.  cum  J.  B.  MQntaini  Explanationibus.  10*  Ltig. 
12*  C^pft^.  1558. 


pan.  1579. 


•  cum  Comment.  J.  Nicolai  ^ogerii.  4*  Gii»- 

-  cum  Comment.  H.  Nunii  Ramircz.  4*  Olisp. 

'  curo  Comment.  F.  Mense.   8*  Aug.  TVwr. 
1625. 

De  Revulsione,   CucurbituU  et  Scarificatione.    Lai. 


1608. 


Gaudano  interp.  8*  Par.  1539c 

Dc  Locisaflectis.  Gr.  8*  Bas.  1540. 

La/.  Gul.  Copo  interp.  foL  Par.  1513 

1  12»  Par.  1539. 

8*  Lttf.  1562. 

.  8*  Ven.  1567 


■  cum  CommenU  a  Joanne  Agricola  Ammonio. 

4«  Norimb.  1537. 

cum  Con^ment.  Joh.  Fn  Duratii.  8*   Ven. 


1553. 
rr^ 12»  Ven.  1557,  GALENUS. 


O  A  L 

GALENUS.    Utrum  Conceptus  in  Utero  sit  Animal?  -M.  T. 

Melanello  inlerp.  4®  AntVs  1540. 
'  ■  De  Victus  ratione  in  Morbis  BOitiB.  Lat.  J.  Vasseo  in- 

terprcte.  8®  Par.  1542. 

12«  Lug.  1563. 


De  Insomnil&  Gr,  Lat,  Justo  Velsio  interp.  4*  Bas^ 


1543. 

Lat,  J.  Velsio  interp.  8^  Antv.  1541. 

a  J.  Guinterio.  12*  Lug.  1549. 


•  Ars  parva.  iLa/.  M.  Acackia  interp.  8*  F^n.  1544. 

—  12»  Lug.  1548. 

■ . —  cum  Explan.  J.  B.  Montani.  8*  Vai.  1554. 

12«  L«^d.  1556. 


Ars  parva,  in  disputationesXXX.  resoluta,  et  in  Argen- 

toratensium  Academia  proposita.  &  Argcnt.  1663. 

Recettario  di  Galeno.  Itai  trad.  per  Giov.  Saracino. 


12?  Ven.  1545. 

12«  Ven.  1640. 


De  bono  et  malo  Succo.  Lai.  a  Seb.  Scrofa.  8*  Par. 


1546. 

12«  Lug.  1547 


De  Morbonim  et  Symptomatum  diflerentiis  et  causis. 

Lat.  Gul.  Copo  interp.  12«  Lug.  1547. 

cum  Comment.  Franc.  Valleriol».  8^  Ven. 


1548. 

'■ fol.  Par.  1549. 


cum  Comment.  J.  F.  Rosselli.  fol.  Barcin. 

1627. 

Ars  medicinalis.  Gr.  4«  Par.  1548. 

Gr.  Lat.  Nic.  Leoniceno  et  Joh.  Manardo 


interp.  cum  Comment.  per  Joh.  Agricolam.  8«  Bas.  1541. 

Lat.  Nic.   Leoniceno  interp.    12«    Par.   ap. 


Colin.  1524. 
,---; per  Jo.  Manardum  versa  Commentariolisque 

illiistrata.  4«  Rom.  1525. 

ex  recog.  Fr.  Rabel^si.  12«  Lug.  1532. 

'• 12«  Par.  1539. 

13«  LMg.  1543. 


cum  Jacobi  Foroliviensis  Expositione  et  Quses* 

tionibus.  M.  Ven.  1547. 

cum  Julii  Delphini  f  xplanatione.    4«    Ven. 


1557. 

cumComment^  Nic  Biesii.  8«  Antv.  1560. 

J.  Pii.  Ingrassia  interp.  fol.  Ven.  1574. 

cum  Comment.  Fr.  Vallesii.  8«  Ven.  1591. 

cum  Corament.  Salvi  Sclani.  4«  Ven.  1597. 

Nic.  l.eonict'no  interp.  12«  Patav.  1622. 

12«  Patav.  1642. 


DeJudiciis.  Lat.  fol.  Par.  1549. 

Introductio  in  Pulsus.  Lat,  M.  Gregorio  interp.  12« 

Lug,  1549. 

4  GALENUS. 


G  A  L 

6ALENUS.     Introductio  in  Pukus.  M.  Gregorio  interp.  19* 

Lug.  1550. 
■  Therapcutica.  Gr.  fol.  Bas.  1550. 

— —  De  Hippocratis  et  Platonis  DogmatibuB.  Lat.  J.  Coma- 

rio  interp.  \^  Lugd.  1550. 

Prognostica  de  Decnbitu  Infirmonim.  Jos.  Struthio  in« 


terp.  cum  Paraphrasi  Claudii  Fabii.  8®  Lug.  1550. 

•  De  anatomicis  Administrationibus.  Lat.  Joh.  Guinterio 


interp.  18«  Lug.  1551. 

-  De  Diebus  decretoriis.  Lai.  Jo.  Guiuterio  interp.  12^ 


Lug.  1553. 

cum   Comment.   Joh.  Lalamantii.  4**  Ln^.* 


1560. 

GalL  par  J.  B.  Damascene.    4*  Par. 


1663. 

Des  Bandes.  par  G.  Roviile.  8*^  Lj^o».  1555. 

8»  Par.  16.J4. 


De  Temperamentis.  Gr.  4»  Par.  1556. 
■  cum  Hier.  Thriveri  Comment.  18®  Lug.  1547. 

cum  Comment.  G.  Lopez.  fol.  Complut.  1565. 


De  Temperamentis  et  de  ina^quali  Intemperie.  Lo/. 

T.  Linacro  interp.  4»  Oint.  1521. 

24»  Lond.  1527. 

cum  A.  Piccolhomini  Comment.    8**    Par. 


1556. 

De  Alimentorum  facultatibus.  Gr.  8*»  Par.  1557. 

Lat.  Joh.  Martinio  interp.  4»  Par.  1530. 

Mart.  Gregorio  interp.  18»  Lug.  1570. 

24«  Lugd  1633. 


De  Humoribus.  Gr.  Lat.  a  Bemardo  Bertrando  Rhegino. 

8^  Argent.  1558. 

—  Lat.  cum  Comment.  Arch.  Piccolhomini.  12* 


Par.  1556. 

De  Urinis.  Gr.  Lat.  a  D.  Salomone  Alberto.  S?  Viterh. 


1586. 

Lat.    cum    Comment.    Ferd.   4  Mena.  4^ 


CoMpiut.  1553. 

Dc  Clysteribus  et  Colica.  Lai.  8«  Lug.  Bat.  1591. 

Historise  Medicinales.'  a  Joh.  Bapt.  Sdvatico  enarrate. 


fol.  Hanov.  1605. 

Commentarius  insecundum  librum  Epidemioruro  Htp» 

pocralis.  12<»  IVw.  1017. 

Method  of  Physick,  translated  by  Peter  EngHsh.  24* 


Edinb.  1G5G. 

De  Ossibus.  Gr.  Lat.  accedunt  Vesalil  et  aliorum  exer- 


citationes^  ex  Bibliothcca  Joh.  van.  Home.  12**  Ijug.  Bat.  1665. 
-«-*•  Lat.    Ferdinando   Balamio  interprete.     18^ 


Lug.  1549. 

y, 18«  Lug.  1551. 

8»  Rost.  16(56. 

GALENUS. 


G  A  L 

€^LENUS.  De  Ottubus.  Gr.  Lai.  «cc^diuaft  Vesalii  et  a&onm 

exercitationes,  ex  Bibliotheca  Jdi.  van.  Horne.  cuoi  Jac.  Svkvii 

Coniment.et  Joh.  RiolanU  Esplanal.  Apoioget.  8®  Far,  1613. 
rAAEOMTQMAXlA,  TrafCGodia.  Gr.  edente  Aristobido  Apoatolio. 

Sine  Anno,  Loco,  aut  Typographo.  (circa)  149&. 
QALEOTTI  (BABTot.  ni)  Trattato  de  gU  Huomiiii  iUusLri  di 

Boloena.  4«  Farar.  UBd 
6ALE0TTI  (p.  N^)  Imagincs  PraepoMtorum  geoeralinm  Socie-. 

tatis  Jtsu.  Lat.  Ttal.  fol.  Ram.  1748. 
CLALESIJNI  (PET.)   H  perfetto  Dittionano.   Laf.  liaL  8»  Teit. 

1659. 

— .-,^ '. 8«  Vcn.  1684. 

GALESINIUS  (PET.)  S.  Didaci  Compiutensis  Canoniz^itiQ.   4» 

Rom.  1588. 
GALESIUS  (barth.)  Tractatus  de  Podagra,  &c.  item,  de  Plml- 

lclo  Motua  Terrse»  et  Microcosmi.  4<»  Momm.  1633. 
■■  Epist  responsiva  ad  AkQTi^iufP»  soper  Morbo,  hisce 

temporibusy  grassante.  4*  Bfmmi,.  1630^ 

•  Varia  physica  et  medica  At^«r/4»ra».  4?  Bomm.  1633. 


GALESKIUS  (thos.)  De  his  qui  feudum  dare  possunt.  4<»  HqfiL 

1656. 
GALFREDUS,  Monumetenm.     De  Qrigine^et  Gestis  Regum 

Britannorum.  4<^  Par.  1508. 

-^ r^. 4*  Par.  1517. 

■'  translated  by  Aaron  Tliompson.  8*  Lond. 

1718. 
GALFRIDUS,  r.  oarlandia. 
GALHANO  (manobi.  gqmb^)  CoBietfi^phia  Meteorologica.  4<^ 

Ush.  1666. 
GAU  (francisco)  Luctuoios  endechasA  y  reniim  dolondas  a  las 

benemeritas  xnizas  de  D.  Juan  Richardi;  recoigidas.  4*  Barc. 

1709. 
GALIANI  (ferd.)  Dclla  MoneU  Lib.  cinque.  4«  Nqp.  178!Ow 
GALIBEBTI  (oiov.  bat.)  II  CavaUo  del  Maneggto.  foL  Viau 

Aust.  1650. 
GALIEN  (CL.)  Des  Eaux  de  Chasteau  Thierry.  S^  Par.  1630. 
GALIKO   (r.  ELisxus)  Pirosh  Shir  Hashirm,  i.  e«  Eicplicatio 

Cantici  Canticorum.  4®  Ven. 
GAULEI  (galilbo)  v.  canfanella.  bocco.  savi. 
— —  Opere.  2  tom.  4»  Bonon.  1655. 
WL    ■   I  -j    Le  Operazione  del  CoHipasso  geometrico»  e  militare. 

fol.  Pad.  1606. 

Difesa  contra  Baldatsar  Capra.  4«  Fc».  1607. 

■■  Sidereus  Nuncius.  4*  Ven.  1610. 

— ^ r- 8«  Franc.  16la 

8»  F;atic.l611. 


^  De  Proportionum  Instnimento  a  se  iniento,  ez  luU.  in 

Lat.  per  Math.  Bemeggenim.  4«  Argent.  1613. 

•  Discorso  delle  Cose  che  stauno  soU'  Acqua^  4^  Fir. 


1613. 

GAULEL 


G  AL 

•GALlLEt  (cALiLBo)  Confiiderasioni  Mpra  il  Diacorso  4dle  Coic 

che  8tanno»oU'  Acqua.  4^  Pita,  1613. 
■  Dialoghi  topra  i  due  mas^imi  SiftemiUel  Mondo,  Tole- 

maico  e  Copemioano.  4*  Fir.  1638. 

■  Medianiqiiea»  trad.  par  L.  P.  M.  Mersenne.  13®  Piu\ 
1634. 

QuestionsPhmco-malhematiques,  W  Par.  16S5. 

Diiooni,  e   JDemottrazioni    mathematiche.  4*  Lq^d. 


Elzev.  1638. 
— ^— -  EpistoU  tle  quadam  Propositione  Gahkei.  a  F.  R  4* 

Pat.  1661.. 
GALILEI   (viNc.)  Dialogodella  Musica  anticae  moderaa.  foU 

rtr.  15d3. 

foL  Pir  1603. 

«GAUSSARDUS  (petruh)  Encomium  Pulicit.  8»  Lngd.  155a 
GALLA  (juL.  CASAR  la)  Disputatio  de  Phenomenif  in  Orbe 

Luns  novi  Tekscopii  Usu  i  Galileo  siiacitatis.  4^  Ven.  1613. 
GALUEUS  (^AcoBus)  Oratio  in  laudem  DavidiA  stementia  Goliar 

thum.  4«  Uarl.  1677. 
GALLiEUS  (puil.)  Acta  Apostolopum  iconibus  iUustrata.  4® 

Venationes.  foi. 

— ~  Equile ;  in  quo  omnes  generes  equorum  sunt  delineati.  4* 
Ruinarum  varii  prospectua»  ruriumquealiquotdelinea* 

tionet.  fol. 
Florilegium,  ab  Hadriano  Collaert  ccelatum.  4* 

■  Virorum  doctorum  Effigies  XLIV.  fol.  Antv.  1573. 
— — —  Virorum  doctorum  Efhgies  L.  fol.  Aniv.  1578. 

■  MediciaB  familie  gesU*  4®.  1578. 

-! Theatri  orbis  terrarum  Enchiridion.  4*  Antv.  1585. 

'  loHruction  et  fondements  de  bien  pourtraire.  foL  Ai^ 

t€rs.  1589. 

'-  Italorum,  Doctrin&  Uluatrium,   Imagines.     4*^  Ani^. 
1600. 

Divinarum  Nuptiprum  Conventa  et  Acta,  sneis  for» 


mulis  incisR»  et  ab  Amoldo  Fritachio  descripta.  4®  Antv.  ajmd 

Ptmi.  1608. 
GALUEUS  (theod.)  Panopliaj  seu  armamentarium  ac  omamenta 

artium  ac  opificiomm.  foL  i 

Icones  Biblic».  foL 

—  Danidis  Historia.  4* 

Sancti  Josepbi  Vita»  Icooibus  iUustrata.  8®  Aniv. 

■  XII.  Cardinalium    Pietate,  Doctrina^  &c.  iUut^ium, 

Imagines  et  Elogia.  fol.  Amv.  1598. 

Hlustrium  GaUie  Belgice  Scriptonun^  et  Pictoram, 


Iconeaet  Elogia.  fol.  Antv.  1608. 
GALL£US  (tuos.)  v.  faber. 
GALLAGHER  (rsux  o')  Essay  on  the  investigalion  of  the  first 

principles  of  Nature.  4^^  Lond.  1784. 
•i^ALiLAMD  (ant.)  v.  bauoslot. 
■  Les  Paroles  remarquables,  lcs  bons  Mots  &  lcs  Maxiyies 

des  Qrientaux.  l^  Hayc,  1694. 

GALLAND 


G  AL 

OALLAND  (aot.)  Lettre  touchant  rUistoirc  des  4  Gordiem 

prouvee  par  les  Medailles.  129  Par.  1696. 
■'■  Lettre  touchant  quatre  Medailles  antiques  nouvellement 

publiees  par  de  R.  P.  Chamillard.  J.  129  Caen,  1697. 

Lettre  touchant  ia  Nouvelle  explication  d'un  Medaille 


d'Or  du  Cahinct  du  Roy.  ^  Caen,  1698. 

Les  Contes  &  Fables  Indiennes.  3  tora.  12<>  Par.  1724. 

Les  Mille  &  une  Nuit,  Contes  Arabes.  6  tom.  12* 


Par.  1745. 

7—11  tora.  \2^  Gen.  1785. 


•  Arabian  Nights  Entertainments,  transi.  fnom  tlie  Fi  ench 


of  M.  Galland.  4  vol.  8»  Lond.  1785. 

4  vol.  8<»  Lond,  1792. 

.4vol.  12«  Lmd.  1798. 


'  Rits  &  Certmonies  du  Pelerinage  de  la  Mecque.  8^ 

AjMt.  1754. 
GALLANDIUS  (pet.)  v.  urbicus. 
*  Oratio  in  Funere  Francisci  Regis.  Lmm.  apud  Vascos. 

49  1547. 

Oratio  contra  novam  Academiam  Petri  Rami.  4"  Luiet. 


apud  Vascos.  1551. 

De  Agrorum  Conditionibus,  et  Constitutionibos  Limi' 


tum,  Auctores  varii.  4«  Par.  1554. 

Vita  Petri   Castellani,  cum  Notis  Steph.   Baluzii.  8» 


Par.  t674. 
GALLANTRY.    E^say  on  modcm  Gallantry.  4»  Lond.  1728. 

Ecclesiastical  Gallantry  ;  a  Poem.  4®  Lond.  1778. 

GALLARATUS  (jos.)  Systema  renovatum  Physiologise  Medic». 

8»  Lugd. 
Oratio  in  Scholis  Canobianis  Novaris.  ¥  Novar:  1604. 

GALLASIUS,   V.    IRENiEUS. 

GALLASIUS  (Nic.)  In  Exodum  Commentarii.  fol.  Gen.  1560. 

GALLE  (h.)  r.  daniel. 

GALLE  (joH.)  Puteorum  varise  fonnfle.  4* 

'  24  plates  of  Flowers.  49 

GALLEGO  (bened.  matamoros  vasquez)  Selectae  Medicinse  dis- 

pittaHones.  fol.  Urs.  1622. 
GALLEGO  (jo.)  de  la  ISehia.  Opera  Physica,  Medicn,  et  Ethica. 

fol.  Lugd.  1634. 

Dc  naturali  Animarum  Origine.  4*  Brux.  1640. 

GALLEGOS  (ma!ioel  de)  Gigantomachia.  4®  LUb.  1628. 

GALLENSIS  (johannes)  v.  johannes. 

GALLEITI  (pETR.  ALOYs)  Inscriptiones  Venetfle  inGmi  My\  Romae 

cxtantes.  49  Rofn.  1757. 
InscripUones  Bononienses  infimi  ^vi  Roma?  extantes. 

4»  Rom.  1759. 

Inscriptiones  Romanse  infimi    ^vi   Romae  extantes. 


3  tom.  4®  Rom.  1760. 

Inscripiioncs  Piccna?  infimi  JEvi  Romae  extantes.  4^ 

Rom.  1761. 

GALLETTI 


G  A  L 

CALLETTI  (pETi.  ALOT8.)  Inscriptiones  Piedemontaiis  iDfimi 

Mn  Rom»  extantet.  4«  Rom.  1766. 
GALLEUS  (samubl)  Ontio  de  Necessitate  et  Dlgnitate  Gram« 

matice  et  Lingu»  Latinie.  4^  Harkm.  1681. 
GALU  (ANTiMo)  Rime.  W  Land.  1609. 
GALLI  (Nic.)  Discoreo  sopra  Tlnondatione  del  Tevere.  4®  Rom.. 

1609. 
GALLI  (p.  MARCo)  MisceHaneo  matematico.  4^  Parm.  1694. 

GALLIA^  9.  DBLITIJB.    FRANCIA.   SERRES. 

Feri»  Forenaes  Gallie.  8^  Par,  1619. 

■■  De  Jure  Armorum  ab  Orthodoxis  in  Gallia,  Duce  Prin- 

cipe  Condico,  sunlptonini.  4*  1621.  \ 

Respublica,  sive,  Status  Regni  Gallis  diversorum  Au- 


torum.  2i^  iMgd.  Bat.  apud  Elzev.  1626. 

-  Scnptorutn  Gallise  Maledicentia}^  et  Adulationes  impi». 


ex  variis  Auctoribus  excerpts.  4^  1635. 

Vindicis  Gailics    adversus  Alexandrum    Patricium 


Armachanum.  12»  Par.  1638. 
GALLIA  (lancillottus)  Comment.  in  Contuetudinem  Alexan- 

drinam,  prohibentem   Maritum,  ultra  certum  modum,  Uxori 

relin€{uere.  4»  Alexand.  1579. 
■  Patrocinium  pro  Republ.  Alexandrina,  contra  Univcr- 

8om  Mediolanensem  otatum.  4?  Alexand.  1579. 
GALLICANUS  (vulc;  v.  dion  cassius. 
GALLIMARD  (edme)  Traite  physiognomique.  12^  Par.  1626. 
GALLINA  (fran.)  De  i  Bagni  de  Viiuuloj  e  Valdieri  in  Piemonte. 

4P  Tarin.  1613.      , 
GALLISSONNIERE,  Af.  Le  Comu  de.    Discoure  prononc^  a 

Touverture  de  T AMcmblee  Generalc  de  trois  etats  de  la  Province 

d'Anjou.  8«  Angers.  1789. 
GALLITZIN  (le  prince  dimitri  de)  Recueil  des  Noms  par 

Ordre  alphabetique  appropries  en  Mineralogie  aux  Terret  et 

Pierres,  &c.  4»  Brumw.  1801. 
GALLIUM.     Gratulatio   CoUegii  Gallii   Lazaro  Carafino.    4* 

Milan. 
GALLO  (agostino)  Le  dieci  giomate  della  vera  Agricoltura.  8® 

Ven.  1566. 
-  Secrets d'Agriculture, trad.  en  Franc.  par  Fr. dcBeUe- 

forest  4*  Tar.  1572. 

Le  vinti  Giomate  delF  Agricoltura^  e  de'  Piaceri  della 


Vifla.  4*  Turin.  1579. 

4»  TlcWfi.  1580. 


GALLO(Gioy.  pran.)  Interpretatione  delle  Lettere  nell' Antichl»» 
sime  Basi  nella  Citta  d^Osimo.  8^  Ancan.  1615. 

GALLOIS  (mr.  le)  Conversations  Academiques  tir^et  de  PAca- 
demie  de  M.  l'/Abb^  Bourddot.  3  tom.  12«  Par,  1674-5. 

2tom.  12»  1684. 

-  Traite  dea  plus  belles  Bibliotheques  dc  TEurope.  12* 


Par.  1680. 

GALLON  (M.)  V.  ACADEMIA. 

VdL.  m.  C  GALLON. 


G  AL 

GAXLON.  Tlie  fci^  of  theoppressed  by  reasoo  of  fafee  Mcasare»; 

or  a  Discovery  of  the  true  Standard^GalUm  of  £ny;ltind.  4^ 

Londi  1658. 

4«  Lmd.  1659. 

GALLONIO  (ant.)  Historia  deile  Sante  Vergbi  Romane,  &c.  4^ 

Rom.  159L 
De  gli  Instrnmenti  di  Martirio  usate  da'  Gentili  contro 

Christiani.  4*  RotH,  159L 

Vita  B.  Philippi  Nerii.  8*  Mogunt.  1603. 

De  Sanctot;um  Martymm  Ouciatibuii.  fol  Par,  1660. 


GAliLONYE  (m.)  tiistoire  d'ati  Esclav^  qui  a  este  miatre  annees 
dand  les  Prisons  de  Salle  ^n  Afrique.  \9f^  Pnr.  1679. 

CALLOPER.  The  Galloper,  or  Needs  must  when  the  De^H 
drives.  4«  Lond.  1710. 

C^ALLOWAY.  Encouraeement  for  Underfakers  in  tbe  Pkmta- 
tion  of  New  Galloway.  4°  EdiHb.  1025. 

>'  A  reUtion  of  the  taktng  GaHowdy.  fol.  1691. 

GALLOWAY  (john)  De  Naturfe  Satiguinis.  4*  Lug.  Bat.  1675. 

•GALLUCCI  (c.  Prf)  l^.  DOIIEK.  PBCCAM. 

4 Theatrum  Mundi  ^et  TerapcNris.  4*  Ven.  1588. 

-. 4»  Ven.  1603. 

s i— —  Hinpan.  per  M.  Perez.  fol.  Gran.  1606. 

. De  Fabrica  et  Usu  nwi  Horolo-^ii.  4*  Vm.  1593. 

— Speculum  Uranicum.  fol.   Vcn.  1598. 

■■..t "De  Hemispherio  UranicOj  et  de  Horariis.  fol.  Vai. 

1596. 

Della  Fabrica  &  Uso  de  diversi  Stromenti  di  Astronomia 


■  &  CosmogTfiita.  4*  Ven.  1597. 
GALLUCIUS  (t.)  V.  oalluxii. 

GALLUS  (andr.)  De  Peste.  fol.  Brix.  1565. " 

^ —  De  Ligno  sahcto  non  permiscendo.  8*  Par»  1540. 

•-*— ' Homo  afflictus  et  jacens.  8*  Frane.  1608. 

GALLUS  (car.)  De  Febribuspertilenlibusct  malignis.  4®  Ferrar. 

1600. 
GALLUS  (cHRis.)DeMorboHypochondriaco.  4°  Wiu.  lOhO. 
■-    ■   "  »  I)e  Polltncturaj  vulgo  dicta  Balsan»tione«   4^   Lip9, 

1655. 
OALlUS  (cK.  corn.)  Fragmcnte.  10»  1560. 

I  16**  Lugd.  ap.  Giyph.  1573. 

I 16^  Amst.  ap.  Eiz.  1651. 

12«  Lugd.  Bai.  1743. 

GALLUS  (coNR.)  De  Somiio.  4«  M«rp.  1591. 
4»ALLUS(EVALDus)Puerile8Coiifabulatiunctile.  19^  Oxon.  1673. 

■  Graco-Loiina.  a  W.  Jackson.  8»  Oxott.  1666. 

GALLUS  (g.  dom.)  v.  cALVtNus. 

GALLUS  (itfeNRY)  Declaratio  Instromeilti  Astronomici  novi.  8^ 
Erph.  1574. 

GALLUS  (J.  bO  V.  THUANUS. 

Notationes  in  Thuani  Historiam.  4*  Ingolsi.  1614. 

GALLUS  (pascbal)  Bibliotheca  medica«  8^  Bm.  1590. 

GALLUS 


OAM 

GALLUS  (pXsciiAk).Bibliotheca  iBedica^  c(mti)iuata  a  Job.  GieO* ' 

Scbenckia  ^  Franc.  1609. 
GALLUS  (sT.)   Co^cuor  Sf  Abhaa.  Idea  Sacra  Copgregationi» 

Hehcetico-fieDedictinflB  anhoiUius  Jubilseo  Seculari  expressa»  a 

Musis  Sanct-Gallensibus.  fol.  1709. 
GALLUZZl  (RiQuccio)  Istoria  del  Gcau  Ducatodi  Toicana sotto- 

il  Govemo  rlelkt  Casa  Medici.  5  tom.  4®  Fir,  1781. 
GALLUZZI  (TARaucNio)  Carmina.  12^  Ingalu.  1610. 
-! — rr~  QratioDe^.  li»  CoL  1618. 

Oratio  in  Funere  Cacdinalis  Bellarmini,  19*  1631. 

■^"       —  Comment.  i&  Moralia  Ari^totelis,  2  tom.   fol.  Pau 

1639,  45. 
0ALLY  (mb.)  Answer  to  bis  Easay  conceming  Accent  and  Quaor. 

tity^  in  a  second  Dissertation  against  pronouncing  the  Greek 

Language  according  to  Accents*  8^  Lond.  1763i. 
GALPINE  (joun)  A  Synoptical  Compend.  of  British  Botai^  IS^ 

Salub.  1806. 
GALT£RO  f  PBDRo  gb&on.)  Conveniencia&del  Usodel  Nadar.  4* 

1644. 
GALTEBUS  (fran.)  pe  Vi^ginis  PurificatioDe»  Senno.  8^  Par. 

1599. 
GALTH£RUS(pual.)  Alexandreidos  Lib.  10.  ^^"  Lngi.  1558. 
GALT1£R  (louis  db)  Encbiridion  Therapeutique  de  la  Maladi& 

du  Poarpre.  8*  Far.  1645. 
GALTRUCHiUS  (petr.)  PhilcNsopbke  et  Mathematicffl  totiua  In^ 

atitutio.  W  Cadom.  1656«  ) 

19«  Vim.  1661. 


Institutio  Physics  particuhris.  19*  Cadom,  1665. 
Poetical  Histories.  8»  Land.  1671. 


GALVAM  (ANT.)  Arte  da  CavaUaria.  fbl.  Lvb.  1678. 
GALVANI  (dom.)  DeUe  Fontanelle.  4»  Pad.  1690. 
GALVANO  (ant.)  Account  of  the  Discoverys  of  tbe  World,  (rauk 

their  (irst  Origin  to  the  Year  1555 ;  translated  and  publisbedby 

R.  Hackluyt.  4«  Lond.  1601. 
GALWAY  (earl  op)  v.  rouviont. 

GALWAY  Vucount,  p.  moncbton.  * 

GALYEN  Rhetore,  Roman.  fol.  Par.  Verard.  1500. 
GAMACHES  (m.  de)  Astronomie  phyiuque»  ou,  Principea  geoe^ 

raux  de  la  Nature.  4^  Par.  1740. 
GAMARE  (M.>DitooursderOngiQede]aChas8e.  8«  Par.  1681. 
GAMAR£  (PETR.)  An  Biljs  pra:cipua  vis  in  amarore?   4®  Par. 

1689. 
GAMBARA  (laurentivs)  Liber  Rerum  sacrarum.  4^  Aru^atntd 

-Ptoja.1577. 


Opera  Poetica^  3  tom.  8^  Itom.  1581. 

De  Navigatione  Christ^  Columbi.  4<^  Rom.  1683. 


GAMBART  (a.)  Le  Missionnaire  ParoissiaL  \9f^  Par.  1680. 
GAMBARUTI  (tiberio)  Discorsi  et  Osservaxioni  politiche.  9^ 

Rom.  1619^ 
GAMBELLO^A  (anoelvs)    Corament   super   lastitutionibus 

Justinianis.  fol,  1539» 

GAMBEL. 


G  A  N 

GAMBELLONA  (angelus)  De  Maleficits^  cum  Addit  Aag« 
Bonfrancisci  &  Hier.  Cachalon,  &c.  A^  Col.  Ag.  1599. 

GAMBIER  (captain)  Proceedings  on  the  Trial  of  Capt.  Gambier 
for  Crim.  Con.  wilh  Adm.  Knowles^g  Lady.  8«  Lond,  1757. 

GAMBINI  (andreas)  v,  turci. 

*« Della  origine  de  Turchi  et  Imperio  dell  Casa  Ottomana. 

120 

12»  Vineg.  ap.  Ald.  1541. 


GAMBLING  CLUBS.     Hints  for  a  Reform,  particularly  in  the 
.  Gambling  Clubs.  8»  Lond.  1784. 
GAMBOA  (PEDRo  SARMIENTO  de)  Viago  al  Estrechoda  Magallanea. 

4»  Madr.  1768. 
GAMBOLD  (john)  The  Martyrdom  of  Ignatius,  a  Tragedy.  8* 

Lond.  1773. 
GAME.    Concise  table  of  the  Game  Laws.  fol. 

-, An  order  for  the  preservation  of  Game.  fol.  Lond.  1646. 

The  Game  is  up ;  or  xxxi  QuoBfies  and  orders  fitted  for 

the  present  state  of  afi&irs.  4c^  Lond.  165a 

>  Game;  or  a  collection  of  Laws  and  Statutes  for  preser« 


vation  of  the  Game.  8^  Lond.  1705. 

Dialogue  on  the  Game  Laws.  8°  Lond.  1771. 


GAMES  (edward)  His  petition  and  compiaint.  foL 
GAMES  ?R0B.)  A  treatise  on  Baptism.  4°  1645. 
GAMESTER.    The  compleat  Gamester.  I9f^  Lond.  1709. 
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GAMON  (hannib.)  Funerall  Sermon  on  the  Ladie  Frances  Ro^ 

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GAMUCCI  (bernardo)  Libri  quattro  deli*  Antichita  della  Citta 

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0  A  R 

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GANDELUNI  (oio.  oori)  Notizia  istoriche  de  gl'  Intagliatori. 

3  vol.  8»  Sien.  1771. 
GANDEH  (josbph)  Vindication  of  a  national  Fisbery.  8*  Lond, 

1699. 
Queen  Anne^s  absolute  Sovereignty  of  the  Sea  asserted. 

4«  Lond.  1703. 
GANDINO  (alb.  de)  De  Maleficiis.  8«  Lugd.  1555. 
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GANS  (jOH.)  Arboretum  Genealogicum  Imperii  Principuro,  et 

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GAOJUBR.    The  Committee's  Memorial;  being  the  Gaoler^a 

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-r Thc  doty  of  a  Gaoler.  fol. 

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GARANNE  (mich.  lud.  reneaumb  de  la)  Anfugiendussomnui 
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GARAU 


GARAU  (PRAHC.)  El  Sabio  instruido  de  la  Naturaleza,  S  lom.  4* 

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GARCJEUS  (joH.)  DeTempore.  8«  Witeb.  1563. 

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8^  Witeb.  1584. 


De  erigendis  Figuris  Codi.  8<»  Wfteb.  1573. 


GARCIA  (cARLos)  La  Oposicion  y  Conjuucion  de  lo&  grandea 

Luminares  de  la  Tierra.  Uitp.  et  Gall.  12P  Cambr.  1622. 
GARCIA  (francesco)  Vida  y  Martyriade  Diego  Luis3anyitores. 

4^  Madr.  1683: 
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GARCIA  (grec.)  Origen  de  los  Indios  de  el  nuevo  Mundo^  e 

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GARCIA  (FET.)  Viday  Milagpos diS.Fian.Xavier.4o Bonre/.  1683. 
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li    ,     I  4«  Rouen,  1601. 

4  GARCIE 


G  A  R 

,OAKCIE  (pibkhe)  Le  grahdRoutier  de  la  M^.  4«  Rouen,  I(KJf7. 


.  4»  Rouen,  1622. 


%' 


GARCILASSO,  v.  vega. 

GARD  (tho.  du)  Fnneral  Sermon  on  Lady  A.  Lucie.  4^  Lond, 

1649. 
GARDANNE  (m.)  v.  physick. 
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The  Flower  Garden  displayed.  4^  Lond.  1734. 

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GARDENING.    Adam  armed :  an  Eesay  on  the  advantages  Cbe 

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GARDEROBA.    liber  quotidianus  Contrarotnlatoris  garderobc 

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GARDIN  (lud.  du)  v.  cardinius. 
GARDINKR,  v.  sherwin. 
GARDINER  (       )  News  from  Sossex ;  or  the  barbarous  Robber 

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Gtfdmer  that  was  hanged  upon  the  testimony  of  his  own 

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GARDINER  (capt.)  Accountof  the  Expedition  to  the  W.  Indiiw 

againsl  Martinico,  with  the  reduction  of  Guadaloupe  and  other 

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GARDINER  (edm.)  The  Trial  of  Tobacco.  4«  Lond.  1610. 
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1746. 

GAR- 


G  A  R 

GARDINER(JAjj|)ThcyoungLadie8' Eng.Grammar.  S^  York, 

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GARdInER  (j»i)  Answer  to  Dr.  Brown.  4^  Lond.  1702. 
GARDINER  (m.)  Tables  portatives  des  Logarithmes  publiees  i 

Londrcs  par  Gardiner,  &  augmentees,  &c.  par  M.  Callet.  8' 

Par.  1783. 
GARDINER  (ralph)  England^s  Grievance  discovered  in  Relation 

to  the  Coal  Trade,  wiih  the  Heads  of  several  Kings  who  encou- 

iraged  it,  and  an  account  of  tbe  tyrannical  oppressions  of  the 

Magistrates  of  Newcastlc.  4°  Lond.  1655. 
GARDINER  (aic.)  Specimen  Oratorium.  8»  Oxm.  1668. 
GARDINER  (rich.)  Sermon  on  the  King's  Inauguration.   4* 

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GARDINER  (ric^.)  Memoirs  of  his  Life  and  Writings.   8* 

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GARDINER  (samuel)  A  Dialogue'about  the  Rites  and  Ceremo- 

nies  of  thc  Church  of  England.  4<»  Lond.  1605. 
Catholic«Fidei,  circaTrinitatem,  Delineatio  et  Respons, 

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GARDINER  (sam.)  De  efficacia  gratis  convertentis.  4^  Cantab. 

1660. 
GARDINER  (s.j.)  Definition  of  Minuet  Dancing :  Rules  for  beha- 

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GARDINER  (steph.)  Epucoptu  Winton.  v.  cranmbr. 
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■■■    ■  Altera  Epbtola  ad  Martin.  Bucerum.  4®  Lovan.  1 546. 

-  Exetasis  Testimoniorumquas  M.  Bucerusminus  genuine 


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GARDINER  (sir  tho.)  Articles  of  impeachment  against  him, 

and  4i]so  votes  against  Gen.  Skippen.  4®  Lond.  1643. 
GARDINER  (william)  Tables  of  Logarithms.  4«  Lond.  1749. 
GARDINIUS  (lud.  du)  Institutiones  Medicins.  8°  Duac.  1636. 
Anima  rationalis  restituta  in  integrum,  sive,   altera 

Refutatio  Opinionb,  quae  sibi  persuadet,  Animam  rationalem, 

ante  omnem  Organizationem,  infundi  in  Semen.    8®   Duac, 

1629. 

— De  Medicamentis  purgantibus.  12^  Duac,  1631. 

Institutiones  Medicse.  4®  Duae.  1634. 


GARDNER  (james)  Remarks  on  the  Rev.  Dr.  Handcock'8  Febri- 

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GARDNER  (tho.)  Historical  Account  of  Dunwich.  4<»  Lond. 

1754. 
GARDYNER  (geo.)  Description  of  America.  12«  Lond.  1651. 
GARDYNER  (jac.)  Concio  ad  Clerum.  4'»  Oxon.  1713. 
GARDYNER  (aica.)  Concioad  Clerum.  4^  Oxon.  1631. 
GARENCIERES,  v.  conclaye. 
GARENCIERES  (theoph.  de)  Aoglice  flagellum  seu   Tabes 

Anglica.  12»  Lond.  1647. 

GAREN- 


G  A  R 

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Plague.  4<»  Lond.  1665.  « 

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■  Tincture  of  Coral,  its  wonderful  effects  in  Physick.  8» 

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GARENCIERES  (thboph.)  General  InArncttons,  diyrne,  morah 

and  historicail,  shewing  the  Progress,  and  tending  to  confirni 

the  Truth,  of  Christianity.  8*  York,  172S. 
GARENGEOT  (jaquis  kepie'  caoissANt  de)  Operations  de  Cht* 

rurgie.  2  tom.  8»  Par.  1720. 
3tom.  12«  Par.  1731. 

■  Des  Instraments  de  Chirurgie.  2  tom.  l^  Par.  \m, 

■  Myotomie  Canine  &  Homaine.  ^  Par,  1724. 

L'Anatomie  des  Visceres,  ^  Par.  1728. 

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GARETIUS  (HfiN.)  Variorum  Cotisilia  de  Arthritide.  d»  Frane. 

1592. 
GARG ANTUAS.    La  Vie  du  fameux  Gargantuas,  le  plus  terrible 

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GARGON  (matth.)  Oratio  expiicans  Soholifif  Platontcs  inscrip- 

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GARGON  (Nic.)  De  Paripeumonia  terar  4<^  JLcfj^.  £a/.  1715. 
GARGUILLE  (gaultier)  Les  Chansons.  8" 
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GARIDEL  (iosEPM)   UisCoire  deb  Plantes  des  Environs  d'Anr. 

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GARIEL  (pieree)  Series  PirsMulum  Magalonenslum  &  Monspe^ 

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8»  Ven.  1550. 


Concetti.  8^  Ven.  1552. 

8»  Ven.  1579. 

>  9^  Ven.  1585. 


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■   Vite  di  ateuni  Papi,  &  di  tatti  i  Cardinali  passat^ 
Parte  1.  4»  Ven.  1567. 

Tbeatro  de  varios  y  maranillosos  acaecimfetos  de  14 


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GARIOPONTUS.    Praxk  Medica.  4«  Bas.  1581. 
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V0L.IIL  D  GARIJ^ND 


G  A  R 

OARLAND  (£j|[|ard)  An  Answer  to  a  printed  Book  falsely  ii»- 

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Lond.  Wynk.  de  Worde,  1499. 

. 4°  Lond.  R.  Pynson,  1514. 

4° 


Distigium.  4"  Par. 


GARLICK  (thomas)  A  Mechanical  Account  of  the  Cause  and 
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GARMANN  (isaac  bott.  lob.)  De  sapientia  ^yptiortun.  4® 

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GARMANN  (sev.)  De  vera  limitatione  medics  Seientiee.  4' 

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GARMENT  (joshua)   Tbe  Hebrews  deliverance  at  hand.    4^ 

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dentise.  4® 
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1754. 

GARNETT 


G  A  R 

GARNETr  (JOB.)  Bp.  qf  Fems.  Sermon  hefoft  the  Lord  Lietit. 
of  Ireland.    5  Novr.  1753.  4»  Dub.  1754.  % 

■  ■  Semion  before  Ihe  Dublin  Society  for  promoting  Ph)- 
tesunt  Schoob  m  Irdand.  4^  Dub.  1756. 
GARNETT  (thomas)  A  Treatise  on  the  Mineral  Waters  of  Har^ 

rog^te.  8*  Land.  1792. 
■  Lecture  on  the  preservation  of  Health.  8*  IdverpooL 

17»7.  . 

Popular  Lectures  on  Zoonomia,  or  the  Laws  of  Animal 


Life.  4»  Land,  1804. 
GARNETUS  (henr.)  p.  eudamon-johannes. 
GARNIER  (guido  andreas)  Est-ne  transpiralio  hyemalis  per^ 
.  fectior  ?  4»  Par.  1736. 

An  Melancholicis  Musica?  4®  Par.  1737. 

An  Rabiies  ab  acido  ?  4»  Par.  1738. 

>  An  Tumoris  cancrosi  radicitus  ablati  regeneratio  runua 

.  Chirurgiae  tradenda  ?  4^  Par.  1738. 
GARNIER  (juLiANus)  v.  basilius  magnus. 
GARNIER  (N.)  L'Homme  de  Lettres.  8<»  Par.  1764. 
GARNIER  (pterre)  Dissertation  Physique  sur  la  Baguette  de 

Jaques  Aymar.  8^  Ly<m.  1699. 

De  la  Verole.  12»  I^an.  1699. 

GARNIER  (robsrt)  Tragedies.  13«  Toul.  1588. 

-; Corndia,  trans.  by  T.  Kidd.  4«  Lond.  1595: 

GARNIER  (sEBAST.)  Les  premiers  Livres  de  la  Loyssee,  ou  Voy* 

age  dc  St  Loys  Roy  de  France.  4<>  Bloy$.  1593. 
GAROFALO  (biagio)  Considerazioni  intomo  alla  Poesia  degli 

Ebrei  &  de  i  Greci.  4»  Rom.  1707. 
Difesa  delle  ConMderationi  sopra  il  Libro  della  Maniera 

di  ben  pensare.  4*  Rom.  1768. 
GARRAKD  (william)  Description  of  the  Antimeter.  8^  Land. 
'  Longitude  made  ea!^  firom  thc  Moon'8  Altittitle  only. 

8*  Lond.  1787. 

8*  Chels.  1791. 


Copious  Trigonometrical  Tables.  S^  Land.  1789. 
Tables  for  r^ucing  Lunar  Observations  and  obriating 


the  difficulties  in  finding  the  Longitude.  4*  Land.  1799. 
Seaman's  Preceptor.  2  ParU.  8^  Land.  1803. 


GARRATON.    Appearance  of  blood  in  a  pool  at  Garraton  in 

Leice^tershire.  4*  Lond. 
GARRATUS  (mart.)  Epiatola  Parsnetica.  8^  Col.  16Q6. 
GARRAULT  (franvois)  Advis  donnez  sur  rEtablisseinent  du 

Compte  par  Escuz,  &  Suppression  de  celuy  par  Solz  &  Livres . 

8»  Par.  1578. 

Paradoxe  sur  le  faict  des  Monnoyes.  89  Par.  1578. 

Let  rechercbes  des  Monnoyes,  Poix,  et  maniere  de 

nombrer,  dea  premieres  &  plus  renommees  oations  du  monde* 

8»  Paris,  1576. 
CARREAU  (antoine)  Description  du  Gouvemement  de  Bour- 

gogne.  8»  Dijon.  1734. 

GARRICK 


GAR^I^CK  (david}  V.  DAVi«r. 

^ Prologpe  for  the  Benefit  of  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Foster.  fol. 

' —  The  Farmer^g  Hetuni  from  London.  4^  Lond.  1763. 

m-  j_    n    Tbe  Clandestine  Marriage.  S^"  Lond.  1766. 

Ode    upon  dedicatiug  a  Building  to  Sbakespear  at 


StratforduponAvon.  4<»  Ixmd.  1769. 

Bon  Ton,  or  High  Life  above  Stairs,  a  Comcdy.  8* 


Lond.  177d. 

Elegy  on  his  Death.  4P  Lond.  1779. 

-  Verses  to  bis  Memory.  4P  Lond.  1779. 


i^ARBICK  {Mrs.)  The  Court  spy,  orMemiHrs  of  St.  James^ 

including  anecdotcs  of  Mrs.  Garrick.  8**  Lond\  1744. 
GARRISONS.    An  ordinance  of  both  Houses  for  the  pay  of 

Garrisons.  4P  Lond.  1645. 
ti»  »■■'  ■   ■  An  ordinaqce  of  holh  Housea for  demolishing of  several 

Garrisons.  4°  Lom^.  1646. 
Instruction^  for  tbe  settUpg  of  Garrisons.in  Ireknd.  4* 

Lond.  1646. 
>■  M  'fhe  pfiy  of  the  Garrisons  io  Ireland  and  Gibraltarj 

Minorca,  the  Piantations,  &c.  fol.  Lond.  1740. 
CARROWAY  Alderman.     His  Speech.  4<»  Oxon.  1642.  . 
■  Answer  to  bis  Speccfc.  4®  Lond.  1643. 

QARSEI^IUS  (jo.)  De  Pontificum  muteta  Confirmatione.    Ora- 

lio  de  Poulificia  Eiecti  Rom.  Imperatoris  Coronaticme.  12^ 

Hamb, 
pARTH  (sAM.)  Oratip  laudatoria  in  eedibus  CoU.  Med.  Lond. 

habita.  4»  Lond,  1697. 
'^'n   ■    ■>    Dispcnsary.  8°  lond.  1699. 

^^  8»  Lond.  1700. 

1 8»  Lond.  1703. 

--^ : .  8«  Lond.  1706. 

8«  Lond.  1709. 

8«  Lond.  1714, 

T^ Completc  key  to  the  7th  edit.  of  the  Dis- 

pensary,.  8»  Lond.  1714* 

8»  Und.  I7a9. 
.  8°  Lond.  1T44. 


GAJITNER  (ANoa.)  Pr^vorbialia  XHcteria.  8»  1570. 
GARTON  (jAMEs)  The  Practical  Gardener.  12*»  Lond.  1769. 
GARTZ  (oiUANus)  Dc  Epilepsia.  4»  J<i».  1642. 
GAHT2WEILER  (joh.  tii-)  De  Huxu  Menstruo.  4''  Lug.  Bat. 

1707. 
GARUFFI  (gioseppe  malatesta)  L^Italia  Accademicaa  Partc  1. 

8«  Rim.  1688. 
'■'  Lucerna  LapidarU.  4^  Arim.  1691. 

GARWAY  (tho.)  DescripticHi  of  tbe  growth,  quality  and  vir- 

tues  of  Tea.  fol. 
GARZON  (joj  De  Rebus  Saxonicis.  4*  Ba9.  1518. 

12»  Bas.  154L 

#"  '■        De  BeUis  Frederici  Magni.  fol.  Franc.  1580. 

GARZONl 


G  A  S 

GARZONI  (bartolombo)  La  Stelk  de'  Magi.  4^  Ven.  1604. 
GARZONI  (MABiNo)  DeUe  QualiU,  &c.  de  Cavalli.    4<»     Ven. 
1693. 

. 4*  Ven.  1718. 

GARZONI  (PiETBo)   Istoria  della  Republica  di  Venezia^  in 
Tempo  della  sacra  Lega  contro  Maometto  IV.  e  tre  suoi  Soc- 
ceasori.  2  tom.  4«  Ven.  1720. 
GARZONI  (TOMABo)  Opere.  4*  Ven.  1617. 

UHospitale  de'  P&zzi  incurabili.  8*  Perrar.  1586. 

■  L'Uomo  astratto.  4°  Ven.  1604. 
Serragiio  de  gli  Stupori  dd  Mondo.  4«  Ven.  1613. 

■         La  Piazza  universale  di  tutti  le  Professioni  del  Mondo. 

4«  Vai.  1651. 

Germ.  fol.  Franc.  1626. 


GASCOIGNE  (gborge)  v.  eubipidbs. 

■  The  Glasa    of    Govemment,    a  Tragi-Comedy.     4^ 


Land.  1575. 

Poeras.  4«  Lond.  1575. 

.  4»  Lmd.  1587. 


Plays  and  Poems.  4^  Lond. 


GASCOIGNE  (john)  Answer  to  a  Pamphlct,  4.  \titled,  Admiral 

Maitheu)4'$  Remarks  on  the  Evidence  given,  and  the  Proceeding» 

had,  at  his  Tryal.  8<»  Lond.  1746. 
GASCONIANA.  12^  Anut.  1708. 
GASCOYNE  {Sir  crisp.)  Address  to  the  Livery,  on  his  Conduct 

in  theCaseofCanningandSqiiires.  M.  Lond.  1754. 

Refutation  of  nis  Address.  fol.  Lond.  1754. 

GASKARTH  (joh.)  Funeral  Sermon  on  John  Duke  of  Lauder* 

dale.  4»  Land.  1683. 
GASNIER  (thos.  benatus)   An  a  Sucoo  nerveo  totius  fere  Cor^ 

poris  Ntttritio  ?  4«  Par.  1721. 

An  Pestis  remedium  Ijfnis.  4^  Par.  1721. 

GASPAR  de  la  Annunciacion.  Vida  del  Bienaventurado  Fr.  Juan 

de  la  Cruz.  8«  Brux.  1678. 
GASPAR  (m.)  ABiomata  Christiana.  4^  Conimh.  1550. 
GASPARD  (chables)  De  Toustain-Richebourg.    Essai  sur  THis- 

toire  de  Neustrie.  3  tom.  13*  Par.  1789. 
GASPARI  (siG.)  r.  campi. 
GASPARINI  (babtrol.)  Epigraromata  in  fratrem  Panluro  Ve- 

net.  Pseudo-theologum.  4®  Bon.  1607. 
GASPARIS  (stbph.  m)  De  Theriaca  conficienda.     12*  Rom. 

1640. 
GASSARUS  (achil.  p.)  Historiarum   et  Chronicorum  Miindi 

Epitome.  12«  1533. 

8<»  Ven.  1540. 

'  Pn^^nostica  Astrologica  ad  Annos  1544, 1546.  4<*  iVb- 


rimb. 

-DeRegibus  Hierosolymitanis.  12*  Ba*.  1555. 


GASSEN  (piebre)  de  Plantin.    Discour»  de  la  Vertu  des  Eaux 
d^Encauase.  12»  Tolos.  1611. 

GASSKNDI 


G  A  S 

GAS8ENDI  (piEaRE)  9.  bern^er.  diogenes  laertius.  schick* 

ARD.  . 

— —  Opera  omnia,  Gtom.  fol.  Lugd,  1658. 

Parhelia.  4°  Par.  1680. 

I  Vita  Nic.  Claudii  Fabricii  de  Peiresc.  4P  Par.  1641. 

-* 120  Hag.  Com.  1651. 

4«  Hag.  1655. 

Ang.  by  W.  Rand.  8«  Lond.  1657. 

■  Oratio  Inauo^uralis.  4**  Par,  1645.  ' 
Querela  ad  Gassendum  de  parum  Christianis  Provinci- 

alhim  suorjam  RiUbus^  miuimumque  sanis  eorum  Moribus.  8^ 
1045, 

■  Institutio  Astronomica.  4®  Par,  1647. 
8«  Land.  1675. 


De  Vita  et  Moribus  Epicuri.  4?  Lu^d.  1647. 
40  Hag.  Com.  1656. 


1654. 


Vitae  Tychonis  Brahei«   N.  Copernici,  &c.    4^   Par. 


Recueil  de  Lettres,  sur  son  Apologie  touchant  la  Ques- 

tion,  "  de  Motu  impresso.^'  4®  Par.  1650. 

Epita-Jjjum.  fol.  Lut.  1655. 

Thc  Vaiiity  of  Judiciary  Astrology.  8<^  Lond,  165». 

Sa  Vie.  8«  Par.  1737. 


GASSION  (jean  de)  Marechal.     Lettreaux  Estats  Generaux  de^ 

France  &  HoUande.  fol.  1647. 
Hiajtoire  d»  Marecbal  de  Gassioo.   4  tom.    12*    Amsf. 

1696. 
GASTT  (john)  Vindication  of  the  working  Shipwrighls  during 

their  late  disputes  with  their  employers.  12^  Dcptford. 
GAST  (john)  History  of  Greece.  4»  Lwid  1782. 
GASTALDI  (girolam.)  Tractatus»  de  avertenda  et  profliganda 

Peste,  Politico-legalis.  fd.  Bwum.  1684. 
GASTALPY  (jean  raptiste)  Institutiones  Medicine.  8*  Aven. 

i7is; 

GASTELIiJS  (joH.  OEORG.)  Rectoris  Academi»  Lipsiensis  Exora* 

tio.    40  LijM.  1679. 
GASTIUS  (j.)  Commentarii  in  Biblia^  ex  Augustini  Operibus 

collecti.  tol.  Bas.  1542. 
GASTQ  (abr.)  De  Salivatione  critica  in  Morbis  acutis  et  cbro- 

nicis.  40  Hal.  Mag.  1702. 

De  Spina  ventosa.  4°  Hal.  Mag.  1705. 

GASTO  (FLAMiNius)  Tractatus  de  Peste.  12«  Gorl.  1660. 
GASTO  (spBAST.  FRjD.)  De  CaUido  innato.    4P  Wiu.  1629. 
GASTONI(Luici)e-Bflra/otta.     L'Elvagio,  Poema.  4«  Palcrm. 

1660. 
GASTRELL  (francis)  Bishop  of  Chcster.    Fast  Sermon  before 

the  Coramons.  4°  Lmd.  1704. 
His  Case,  with  Relation  to  the  Wardenship  of  Man- 

cbester  College.  fol.  Oxf.  1721. 

Considerations  relalive  to  hi»  Case.  fol.  Lond.  1721. 

GASTREU^^ 


G  A  T 

CASTRELL  (prancis)  Bishop  (tf  Chesttr.  EpistolA  ad  ComiteA 

Nottingham.  4«  Lond,  1721. 
Moral  Proof  of  the  CerUinty  of  a  future  State.    8» 

Lond.  1725. 

Poem  to  hisMemory.  4®  L<md.  1728. 


GASTROVIUS  (CHRisT.)  De  Peritonseo.  4«  Hamb.  1617. 
GATAKER  (ch.)  The  Way  toTruth  and  Peace.  4«  Lond.  1670. 
GATAKER  (dorothy)  Sermon  at  her  Funeral.     fol. 
GATAKER  (tho.)  v,  antonincs.  ward. 

OperaCritica.  2  tom.  fol.  Traj.  ad  Wicn.  1699. 

The  Nature  and  Use  of  Lots.  4»  Lond.  1619. 

•; Funeral  Serraon  on  Reb.  Crispe.  4^  Lond.  1620. 

Visitation  Sermon.  4®  Lond.  1620. 
— —  Defence  of  a  Treatise  on  the  Nature  and  Use  of  Loti^ 

against  the  Exceptions  of  J.  B.  4^  Lond.  1623. 
FuneralSermononW.Winter.  4»  Lond.  1624. 

Sermon  on  the  Anniversary  of  Engtand^s  deiivery  frona 


the  Spanish  Invasion.  4®  Lond.  1626. 

Funeral  Sermon  on  Rev.  R.  Stock.  4«  Lond.  1627. 

on Crispe.  4«  Lond.  1627. 


Sermons.    fol.  Lond.  I6S7. 
Antithesis  de  Sorte  Thesibus  reposita.  Lond.  16SS. 
•  Funeral  Sermon  on  Mrs.  Joice  Featly.  4*  Lond.  16SS, 
.  on  J.  Parker.  4^  Lond.  1640. 


>  God'«  £ye  on  his  Israel :  or  a  passa^  oF  Balaam  out  of 


Numb.  23.  21.  expounded.  4«  Lond.  1645. 

A  Mistake  removed :  &  free  Grace  as  it  is  heid  fortii 


intheWordofGod.  4»  Lorid.  1646. 

-J%adows  ivithbut  substance,  in  reply  to  J.  Saltmar^ 


Lond.  1646. 

De  Diphthongis.  12^  Lon^f.  1646. 


De  Novi  Instrumenti  StyFo,  et  de  Lingue  Graecas  Nofj 

Testamenti  Puritate.  4^  Lond.  1648. 


•  Cinnus^  sivey  Adversaria  misceUanea.  4^  Lond.  1651. 
■fol.  Lowrf.  1659. 


^  Antinomianism  discovered  and  confuted.    4*     Lond. 

1652. 

•  Discourse  concerning  Lilie's  lies  for  1654.   4'    LomiL 


1653. 

Vindication  of  his  Annotations,  from  the  Aspersions  6t 


Will.  Ulhe  and  others.  4«  Lond.  1653. 

-  A  Funeral  Sermon  on  T.  Gataker ;  with  an  account  ol 


his  Life  and  Death.  4<>  Lond.  1655. 
An  Antidote  against  Error  concerning  JustiBcation.  4^ 

Lond.  1670. 
GATAKER  (tuomas)   On  the  intemal  Use  of  Nightshade.  .8* 

.Lond.  1757. 

Essays  on  Medical  Subjects.  8«  Lond.  1764. 

GATES  {Mr.)  v.  praed. 

GATESHEAD.  The  taking  of  Gateshead  and  blocking  up  New- 

ea^tle.  4«  Lond.  1644. 

GATFORD 


G  AU 

GATFORD  (liomsll)  An  exhortation  to  Peace ;  a  Sermon*  4P 

Land.  1643. 
■  Hyperphysicall  Dtreclions  in  Time  of  the  Plaguer  4* 

Oxf.  1644. 
>  England'8  Complaint.  4«  Land.  1648. 

Petition  for  the  vindication  of  the  use  of  the  Common 


Prayer.  4«  Land.  1655. 

Narrative  of  the  Death  of  Mr.  W.  Tyrrel  and  Pream»- 


tion  of  Sir  John  Rous.  4^  Lond.  1661. 
GATOV  (PETB.)  De  Convulsione.  4»  Lug.  Bat.  1634. 
GATSDEN,  r.  gadesden. 
GATTA  (cosTAN.)   II  Trionfo  della  Medicina^  Apdogia  contro 

Plinio.  4«  Nap.  1716. 
CATTERER  (joh.  christ.)  Elementa  ArtL^  Diplomatica}  Uni- 

versalis.  4»  Gotting.  1765. 

Practishe  Diplomatik.  8»  Gotting.  1799. 

GATTI  (ALEssANDRO^La-Caccia^Poema  Heroico.  8^  Lond.  1619. 
GATTI  (anton.)  Tractatus  de  Cometis.  4°  Rom.  1587. 
GATTI  (anton.)  Gymnasii  Tidnensis  Historia  &  Vindicia?.  4® 

MfdioL  1704. 

^ 8»  Medioi.  1704. 

GATTI  (g.)  Alcwie  delle  Avertenze  di  fatto  circa  lo  Scritto^  da 

MM.  Awocati  Geo^  Gaetano  Gatti,  e  Pietro  Agottino  Solari. 

fol.  Gen. 
GATTINARIA  (marc.)  De  Curis  particularium  .ffigritudinuin. 

4«  Lugd.  1506. 

8°  Vm.  1581. 

8«  Par,  1540. 


>  De  medendis  humani  Corporis  Malis.  8®  Vcfi,  1560^ 
8»  Franc.  1604. 


•  Epitaphia  Uustrium  in  ejus  Funere.  4fi  Ant^  1531. 


'GATTON  (bbnjaMin)  Letters  concerning  the  Tenna  of  Confor- 

mity  required  by  Law.  8^  Lond.  1705. 

• Seonon  on  November  5, 1710.  4^  Lond.  1711. 

GATTUS,  V.  gatti. 

GAVAS8ETIUS  (Mictt.)  Exercitatio  Methodi  Anatomicae,  et  de 

Natura  Cauterii.  4<»  Patav.  1584. 
— — —  De  Bebua  prster  Naturam,  ct  dc  Indicationibus  cura- 

tivi».  4»  Ven.  1586. 
GAUBERTIN  (sr.  db)  Histoire  de  Franee,  depuis  la  Mort  de 

Henry  le  Grand.  l^  Rouen.lQlS. 
GAUBU«  (antoivb)   Histoire  de  Genghiscan  &  de  toute  I»  Di- 

nastie  des  Mongous  ses  Suooesseura  Conqucrans  de  k  Chine. 

4^  Pw.  1739. 
GAUBIUS  (h.  d.)  De  solidis-humani  Corporis  Partibus.  4^  Lutr. 

— Oratio  Inauguralis,  qdl  ostenditur,  Chemiam  Artibus 

Academicis  Jure  esse  inserendaln.  >4^  Lugd^  Bat.  1731. 

■  Oratio  de  vana,  Vitae  long»,  a  Cliemicis  promissfi», 

ExpecUUone.  4<»  Leid.  1734. 

'  De  Formulis  Medicamentonim*  8*  Lugd.  Bat.  1739. 

1  GAUCHET 


G  A  U 

<;AUCHET  (claude)  Le  Plaisir  desChamps.  4*  Par.  1583. 
GAUDE  (ST.)  Eoeque  d^Evrcux.  Sa  Vie  &  Miracles.    %^  Const. 

1664. 
GAUDEN   (joqn)    Bishop    of   Worcester.    v.   bolde.  firmin. 

JUNIPER. 

-  The  love  of  truth  and  peace,  a  Sermon.    4*    Lond. 

1641. 

>  Three  Sermons  on  several  public  occasions;   4®  Lond. 


1642. 

The  Religious  and  Loyal  protestation  of  S.  Gauden 


against  the  proceeidings  of  the  Army.  4^  Lond.  1648, 
. Lat.  4»  Lond.  1649. 


■  The  Case  of  Ministers  Maintenance  by  Tithes.    4* 

Lond.  1653. 

HieraspisteSj  or  a  Defence,  by  Way  of  Apology,  for 


the   Ministry  and  Ministers  of  the  Church  of  Endand.    4^ 
Lond.  1653. 

-  IffMTfXrrrts  TmfUKfi.  Christ  at  the  Wedding.    49  Lond. 


1654. 

—  Funeralls  made  Cordialls,  in  a  Sermon  at  the  Funcral 


of  the  Rt.  Hbte  Robt.  Rich.  4^  Lond.  1658. 

The  Anatomy  of  his  nonsense  8c  blaspbemy  in  his 


AnalysisoftheCovenant.  4^  Lond.  1660. 

ViAlliOrVTlO\,9%ve  Medicaslri :  a  Thanksgiving^  Sermon 


for  restoring  the  seciuded  members  to  the  House  of  Commonsr. 
4«  Lond.  1660. 

MEFAAEIA  ©EOT.  Fast  Sermon  before  the  Commons. 


4«  Lond.  1660. 

ANAAY1I2.  The    loosing  of  St.  Peter^s  bands.    4^ 


Land.  1660. 

-Antisacrilegus,  against  a  paper  which  tempts  the  king 


to  confirm  tbe  iliegal  sale  of  Church  Lands.  4^  Lond.  1660. 

The  solemn   League  and  Covenant  discharged.     4^ 


Lond.  1660. 

Sermon  at  the  Funerai  of  Ralph  Brounrig,  Bishop  of 


Exeter,  with  his  lafe.  S""  Lond.  1660. 

Consideralions  touching  the  Liturgy.  4°  Lond.  1661. 

■  The  liturgical  Considerations  considered ;  or,  a  brief 


View  of  Dr.  Gauden's  Considerations  touching  ttie  Liturgy  of 
the  Church  of  England.  4'>  Lond.  1661. 

Vindication  of  liis  Analysis.  4*  Lond.  1661 , 

-  Counsel  g^ven  to  44  Presbyters  &  Deacons  ordained  by 


him>  Jan.  13, 1660.  Lat.  Eng.  fol.  Lond.  1661. 

•  A  Discourse  of  artificial  Beauty,  witli  some  Satyricai 


Censures  on  the  vulgar  Errors  of  the  Times.  8^  Lond.  1662. 
GAUDENSIS  (fr.  jacobus)  iErarium  Aureum  Poetarum.    4^ 

Col.  1502. 
GAUDENTIO  di  Lucca.    Memoirs.  8»  Lond.  1787. 
GAUDENTIUS  (paganinus)  Chartie  paiantes,  de  Oratoria,  ac 

Pohtica.  4«  Fior.  1638. 
De  Prodigiorum  Significatione.  4«  Flor.  1638. 

Voum,  £  GAODENTIUS 


<J  A  U 

GAIDENTIUS  (paganinus)  Obstctrix  Literaria,  sive,  de  com- 
ponendis  et  evulgandis  Libris,  Dissertationes,  et  Epigrammata. 
4«  Flor.  1638, 

12^  Jen.  ITO*. 


De  Comparatione  Dogmatum  Origenis  cum  Platone. 

Salebrs  Tettulliane»,  et  de  Vita  Christiana  ante  Constantinum. 
4»  Flor.  1639.      -  . 

•  De  evulgatis  Romani  Imperii  Arcanis.  4®  Flw^.  1640. 

De    Pythagorsea    Animarum    Transmigratione.    4* 


Pmm.  1641. 

-De  Philosophiae  apud  Romanos  Initio,  et  Progressu 


4»  Puis,  1643. 

-  Delia  Peregrinazione  Filosofica,  coa  un'  Aggiunta  Geo- 


grafica.  4*>  Pisa,  1643. 

De  Errore  Sectariorum  hujus  Temporis  Labirintheo : 


Conatus  in  Genesin  Divinam  novus :  et  de  Philosophicis  Opi 
nionibus  veterum  EcclesisB  Patnim.  4®  Pisis.  1644. 

I  Fatti  d^Alessandro  il  Grande  spiegati,  e  suppUti  con 


non  pochi  Awenimenti  de'  nostri  Tempi,  massime,  queUi  delle 
Alemanniche  Guerre.  fol.  Pisa,  1645. 

De.Candore  Politico,  in  Tacitum  Diatrib»  XIX.     4^ 


Pisis.  1646. 

De  Justiniansei  Seculi  Moribus,  cum  Dissertativie  de 


Successione  Foeminarum.  8®  Ai-g.  1654. 

variorum  Scciptorum  Collectionis  Fascicu- 


lus  3.    8«  Hal  Mag.  1717. 
GAUDENTIUS  (aoBEKT)  MisceUanea  lUlica  erudita.    4  tom. 

4»  PafTn.  1692. 
GAUDEREAU   (l^abbe']  Relation  des  diierentes  Especes  de 

Pestc,  que  reconnoisseut  les  Orientaux.  12®  Par.  1721. 
GAUDI  (p.)  Instructions  for  Officers  of  Infantry,  translated  fron^ 

the  French,  by  C.  Malorti  de  Martemont.  8<^  Lorid.  1804. 
GAVELIUS  (nicolaus  n.)  De  Modo  in  Judiciis  per  Svioniam 

procedendi  ex  usu  potissimum  veterum.  8®  Holm.  1689. 
GAVETUS  (JAC.)  NovaFebris  Idea.  12«  Genev.  1700. 
GAVIUS  (cHRisT.  pius)  De  Passione  Hysterica.  4»  Erf.  1685. 
GAUFRIDI  (louis)  Arrest  contre  lui.  8»  Par.  1611. 

Sa  Confession.  8«  Aix.  1611. 

GAUGER  (m.)  La  Mechanique  du  Feu,  ou,  Trait^  de  nouvelles 

Chemin6es.  8«  AmsL  1714. 

—  Angl.  4«  Lond.  1716. 

GAUGERICUS  Hispanus.    Infirmarium,  sive;  Instructio  ad  Par- 

ochos  de  Cura  Infirmorum.  8®  Duac.  1627. 
GAVIN  (antonio)  Conversion  de  las  tres  Potencias  del  Alma, 

Sermon.  8«  Lond.  1716. 

-: A  Master  Key  to  Popery.  3  vol.  B^  Lond.  1725-6. 

GAUKES  (yvo)  De  Epilepsia.  4»  Francl^.  1695. 
■  Praxis  Medico-chirurgico-rationalis.  4®  Groning.  1700. 

— —  Dissertatio  de  Medicina  ad  Certitudiiiem  Mathema- 

ticam  evehenda.  8°  Amst.  1712. 

\      GAUKES 


G  A  U 

GAUKES  (yvo)  Introductio  in  Prazin  Medicine  et  Cbirurgi» 

univmaleni.  8^  Groning.  1727. 
GAULARD  (sieur)  r.  accoros. 

Contes  facecieux.  W  Par.  1608. 

12«  Par.  1614. 

GAULCKEN  (christ.)  De  Morbo  Caduco.  4«  Erf.  1693, 

GAULE  (amadis  DE)|p.  amadis. 

GAULE  (john)  Distractions,  or,  the  Holy  Madness  inraged 

against  evil  Men.  12*^  Land.  1629. 
■  Cases  of  Conscience  touching  Witches  and  Witchcraft. 

12«  Lond.  1646. 
— —  Assize  Sermonat  Huntingdon.  4®  Lond.  1649. 

-  Tbe  Ma^-astro-mancer,  or  the  Magical  Astrological 


DiTiner  posed  and  puzzled.  4<^  Lond.  1652. 

Adroonition  to  Moderation.  8^  Lond.  1660. 


GAULIAC  (gvt  de)  v.  ranchin. 
GAULIACO  (guido  de)  v.  cauliaco. 
GAULMINUS  (gilb.)  o.  eustathius.  moses.  psellus. 
GAULOIS.    La     Religion    ancienne    des    Gaulois.    4^    Par. 

1727. 
GAULTHEROT  (denis)  L^Anastase  de  Lengres/  tiree  du  Tom- 

beaude  son  Antiquit^.  4®  Lengres,  1649. 
GAULTIER  (abbe:')  v.  pinard. 
Cours  de  Lectures  Graduees  pour  les  Enfans.  10*  Lond. 

1796. 

•  Method  of  making  Abridgements^  or  easy  rules  for  ana- 


lysing  Authors,  Part  IL  A^  Lond.  ISOl. 
GAULTIER  (jACQUEs)  Table  Chronographique  de  TEstat  du 
Chnstianisme.  foL  L^.  1609. 

fol.  L^on.  1613. 

"      Les  Rodomontades  Espagnolles   &  Castillianes.    12^ 
1643. 

'AngLfyFr.  8^1672. 


GAULTIER  (monsr.)  Lettre  a  Mr.  Gaultier  pour  la  defense  de 

quelques  Propositions  de  la  Predestination,  &c.  4^  1612. 
GAULTIER  (rene)    Invention  nouvelle  de   Perspective,    fol. 

Fiecht,  1648. 
GAUM  (JOAN.  FRiD.)  Pinacotheca  Fuggerorum  S.R.I.  Comitum 

ac  Baronum  in  Kierchperg  et  Weissenhorn.  fol.  1754. 
GAUNT  (bliz.)  r.  cornish. 
GAUPPIUS  (JAC.  AUD.)  De  Providentia  divina  ex  Rationis  lumine 

cognita.  4^  Hal.  Mag.  1719. 
GAURICUS  (lucas}  v.  campanus. 
«— — —  Opera  Astrolosica  et  Astronomica.  2  tom.  fol.  Bas. 

1575.       ^  ^ 

Ephemerides  a  1532  ad  1576.  4^»  Ven,  1533. 

Prognosticon.  a  1503  ad  1535.  4<>  1535. 

De  Eclipsi  Solis  miraculosa  in  Passione  Domini  obser- 


▼ala;  iptm,  de  Anno>  Mense»  Die^  et  Hora  Conceptionis,  Na- 
tivitatis^  atque  Resurrectiouis.  4®  Rom.  1539. 

GAURICUS 


G  A  V 

6AURICUS  (lucas)  De  Eclipsi  Solis  Miraculosa  in  Passidti^ 
Domini  observala;  item,  de  Anno,  Mense,  Die,  et  Hora 
Conceptionis,  Nativitatis,  atque  Resurrectiouis,  4°  Par, 
1553. 

■  Pra^dictiones  Eclypsiuro,  &c.  4^  Rom,  1539. 

^  TracUtus  de  Nativitatibus.  4®  Norimb,  1540. 

Judicium  in  Annum  1544.  4**  Horimb, 

De  Diebus  Criticis,  &c.  fo!.  Rom,  1546. 

-  Schemata  Astrologica  Civitatum  et  illustrium  Virorum. 

4^  Ven.  1552. 

Tractatus   Astrologicus,    in  quo  agitur  de  praeteriti* 


multorum  bominum  accideHtibus  ad  proprias  eorum  Genituras 
examinatis.  4"  Ven.  1^52. 

Super  Tabulis  Directionum  Joh.  Monteregiensis  quod- 


dam  Supplementum.  4^  Rom,  1560. 

Tractatus    judicandi    lievolutiones    Nativitatum.    4* 


jRom.  1560. 

Directiones. 


GAURICUS  (poMPONius)  r.  eclog*. 

GAUSLINUS  (behn.)  Synopsis  Vitae  Alberti  Magni.    &    Ven. 

1630. 
GAUSSEN   (st£ph.)    Quatuor  Dissertationes  Theologic».    8* 

Salm.  1670. 

19«  UUraj.  1678. 

GAUTERON  (ant.)  QuaestionesMedico-Chymico-practicaBXIL 

4»  Monsp.  1697. 
GAUTIER  (h.)  L'Art  de  laver,  ou,  nT)uvelle  maniere  de  peindre 

sur  le  Papier.  12»  Lyon.  1687. 
GAUTIER  (h.)  Traicte  des  Chemins,  8c  des  Ponts  &  Chaussees. 

8»  Par.  1716. 

^  Par.  1 721 . 

Dissertation  sur  les  Culces,  Voussoirs  et  Piles  des  Ponts. 


8«  Par.  1717. 

8»  Par.  1728. 


L^Histoire  de  ia  Ville  de  Nisrocs  et  de  ses  Antiquitez. 


8^  Par.  1720. 

8^  Par.  1724. 


Nouvdles  Conjectures  sur  le  Globe  de  la  Terre.     8* 

Par.  1721. 

Bibliotheque  des  Philosophes  &  des  Sgavans.  3  tom.  8^ 


Par.  1723—1734. 
GAUTIER  (j.)  De  la  Maladie  Venerienne.  12*>  Tolos,  1616. 
GAUTIER  (rene')  v.  ribadeneira. 
GAUTIER  (salomon)  Viies  &  Monumei^s  anciens  des  7  Pro- 

vinces  Unies.  4®  Amst.  1725. 
GAUTRAN  (fran.)  Question  Plistorique  touchant  les  Nerviens 

&  la  Ville  de  Toumay.  8^  Tour.  1658. 
GAUTUCHE.     L^Hisioire  Poetique.  8»  Par.  1683. 
GAVY  (ago^tino  de)  de  Mendonga.    Historia  do  faiQoso  Cerco 

de  Mazagam.  4^  Lisb.  1607. 

GAWLER 


G  A  Y 

6AWLER  (joH.  B.)  Trial  for  Chm.  Con.  with  the  Rt.  Hon.  Lady 

Valentia.  8« 
•— n» Acconnt  of  hisbeing  tumed  out  of  ihe  Army,  by  him- 

8€lf.  8»  Lond,  1793. 
GAWLER  (william)  Harmonia  Sacra.  4«  Lmd.  1781. 
GAWSELL  (john)  Sermon  on  his  death.  S^  Lond.  1768. 

GAY  (joHN)  V,  PARKBR. 

■  An  Argumcnt  proving  tbat  the  Mohocks  and  Hawk- 

abites  are  the  Gog  and  Ma^og  mentioned  in  the  Revdations. 
fol.  1712. 

'  Rural  SporU,  a  Poem.  fol.  hond.  1713. 

The  Fan,  a  Poem.  fol.  Land.  1714. 

God's  revenge  against  punning.  fol.  1716. 

Tliree  Hours  after  Marriage,    a  Comedy.  8^  Lond^ 


1717. 
1717. 
1722. 


1796. 


A  Letter  to  him  concerning  his  late  Farce.  8^  Lond. 

Epistle  to  the  Dutchess  of  Marlborough.  fol.  Lond. 

Fables.  4«  Loti^.  1727. 

2  vol.  8«  Lond.  1733,  38. 

illustratedwithnotesbyW.Coxe.  12"  Salub.^ 


Lat,  8®  Lond. 


Poily,  an  Opera.  4»  Lond.  1729. 

Achilles,  an  Opera.  8»  Lond.  1733. 

Poems,  2  vol.  12»  Lond.  1727. 

• •  Trivia,  or  the  Art  of  walking  the  Streets  of  London,  &c. 

a  Poera.  8®  Lond. 
His  Life,  with  the  Epitaph  intended  by  himself  for  his 

roonument.  8®  Lond.  1733. 
GAY  (josbph)  A  compleat  Key  to  the  Non-Juror.   8*    Lond. 

1718. 
GAY  (william)  Sermons  with  the  Catechisme.  8»  Lond.  1655. 

Sermon  on  his  death.  8®  Lond.  1704. 

GAY  (cuL.)  De  Chylosi  laesa.  4»  Traj.  ad  Rhen.  1699. 
GAYA  (LouYs  de)  Traitfe  des  Armes.  12^  Par.  1678. 

L'Art  de  Guerre.  12«  Par.  1689. 

Ang.  8»  Lond.  1678. 

GAYA  (lb  sieur  db)  Geremonies  Nuptiales  de  toutes  les  NatioQs. 

12»  Par.  1681. 


Angi.  12<>  Lond.  1685. 


GAYANT  (lud.)  An  puerpera;  febri  correptaB,  purgamentis  de- 

fect»,  caedcnds  cubiti  venae.  4®  Par.  1669. 

£st-ne  Lotium  ;ct;Xt;cri»?  excrementum  ?  4®  Par.  1669. 

■  Est-ne  foetus  animi   pathematis  fcEtae  obnoxius?    4* 

Pur.  1669. 
GAYER  [Sir  john)  Letter  to  the  Lieutcnant  of  the  Tower.  fol. 

Lond.  1648. 

Petition  to  the  Lords.  fol.  Lond.  1648. 

• Funeral  Sermon  on.  4*  Lond,  1654. 


G  E  B 

GAYET  (p.)  Duci  Britanm»  Genetbliacum.  4P  .1707. 
GAYLARD  (jos.)  De  Convnlsione.  4«  Lug.  Bat.  1688. 
GAYOT  (FRANcois)  de  Pitaval.    Saillie»  d^Esprit.  2  tomei.  8» 

Par.  173^5. 

Causes  celebres.  13  toroes.  8®  Haye.  1735. 

GAYTON  (EDM.)  Hymnus  de  Febribus.  4P 

Pleasant  notes  upon  Don  Quixote.  fol.  Lond.  1654. 

Charity  Triumphant ;  or  the  Virgin  Shew  on  Lord 

Mayors  day.  4®  Lond.  1655. 

-  Will  Ba^ars  Ghost ;  or  the  merry  Devil  of  Gadmun- 


ton.  4»  Lond.  1655. 
The  Religion  of  a  Physician;  or  Divine  Meditations  on 

the  ^and  and  lesser  FestivaU.  4^  Lond.  1663. 
GAYTON  (edw.)  The  Art  of  Longevity.  4*  Lond.  1659. 
GAZA    (theod.)    V,    ALEXANDER   Apkrodistensis.  aristoteles. 

CICERO.  THEOPHRA8TUS. 

De  Linguae  GraBcae  Institutione,  liber  secundus,  D. 

Erasmo  interpr.  4^  Lov.  1518. 
GAZ^US  (aneas)  r.  aneas.  barthius. 
GAZ^US  (ANGELiN.)  Pia  Hilaria.  8«  Aniv.  apud  Plant.  1639. 
GAZET  (gutl.)  L'Ordre,  &c.  des  Evesque»  de  Cambray.  4* 

Arras.  1597. 
■  L'Hi8toire  de  la  Sacree  Manne,  et  de  la  Saincte  Chan- 

delle  d'Arras.  8°  Arras,  1599. 

2  tom.  S^  Rouen,  1610. 


Histoire  Ecclesiastique  du  Pays  Bas.  4®  Fa/.1614. 


GAZETA.    Nov.  Dez.  1641.  4«  Lisb.  1641. 

■  '  Jan.  Feb.  Mar.  Abr.  -May.  Jun.  Jul.  Outb.  Nov.  Dez. 

4»  Lisb.  1642. 
GAZETTES.    De  L'An  1631.  Pat.  1632. 
— —  London  Gazettes  from  1665  to  1732.  from  1739  to 

1741.  from  1743  to  1745.  from  1747  to  1750.  from  1766  to 

1759.— 1761— from  1773  to  1785.  from  1787  to  1802.  from 

1804  to  1807. 

■  Volume  of  various  Gazettes  &  Newspapers  &  Letters 
of  News  in  Mss.  sent  to  Mr.  And.  Ellb  at  the  Post  office  from 
1677  to  1690.  4» 

GAZIUS  (ant.)  Corona  florida  Medicine,  sive»  de  Conversatione 

Sanitatis.  fol.   Ven.  1491. 

»>  Lugd.  1534. 

-flSrarium  Sanitatis.  8®  Patav,  1549. 

GAZOLA  (gius.)  11  Mondo  inffannato  da  falsi  Medici.  8*  Prag. 

1716.  ^  *  ^ 

. .  Fr.  8«  Leid.  1735. 

GEARING  (ELiz.)  Funeral  Serroon  on.  12»  Lond.  1691. 
6EARING  (henrt)  Account  of  his  life  and  Death,  with  the 

Tryal  and  Character  of  a  real  Christian.  12®  Lond.  1694. 

r- 12»  Lond.  1699. 

GEARING  (w.)  The  Arraignment  of  Pride.  8«  Lond.  1660. 
GEBAUERUS  (srnest.  frid.)  De  Morbis  cum  colore  Cutis  de- 

pravato.  4«  Hal.  Mag.  1714. 

GEBAUERUS 


G  E  D 

GEBAUERUS  (gbo.  christ.)  De  aqua  Calda  occasione  legis  et 

gemms.  4«  Altdor/,  1714. 

•^ De  Caldae  et  Caldi  apud  veteres  Potu.  8®  Lips,  1721. 

GEBAVEKUS  (g.  s.)  Corpus  Juris  Civilis ;  cura  G.  A.  Spangen^ 

berg.  4«  Gott.  1776. 
GERAVERUS(LEONHARDi]s)DesituTelIuri8.  4<>  Gedan.  1702. 
GEBELIN  (couRT  de)   Le  Monde  primitif  compar^  avec  ]e 

Monde  moderne.  9  tom.  4»  Par.  1776—1782. 

GEBER  (J.)  V.  CHEMIA. 

GEBER  Arabs.    De  Alchemia.  fol.  Argent.  1531. 

4»  Norimb.  1541. 

. 4»  1545. 

12«  Lugd.  1548. 

8«  1598. 

12®  Groning.  1649. 

per  G.  Homium.  12*  Lugd.  Bat.  1668. 

8«  Gedan.  1682. 

Germ.  8®  Strasb.  1581. 

8*  Strasb,  1625. 

B"  Franc,  1710. 

Espositione,  per  Giov.  Bracesco.  8"  Ven.  1544. 

Geomantia,  e  Chiromanlica  Fisionomia,  trad.  da  M. 

Gnosio.  8«  Ven  1552. 
GEBHARDUS  (dranden  benricus)  In  Apocalypseoi^  Cap.  XII. 

4«  Gryph.  1708. 

Joelis  Cap.  ii.  28.  vindicatio.  4°  GrypL  1726. 

GEBHARDUS  (christ.  aug.)  De  Hepatis  inflamatione.  4<>  Hal. 

Mag.  1721. 
GEBHARDUS   (jac.    hen.)  De  Animi  defectione.    4<^  Helm, 

1728.  •     ^ 

GEBHARDUS  (janus)  v.  catullus.  dousa.  propertius. 

— ^ De  Victoria  de  Tillio  ad  Sehusium.  4"  Groning.  1632. 

GEBHARDUS  (job.  christ.)  De  Ira.  4*  Eif.  1705. 
GEBHARDUS  (joh.)  De  Homine.  4«  IVitt. 
GEBHARDUS  Truchsessii  Archiep.  v.  dietrich. 
GEBHARDUS  (vitus  chris.)  De  Principiis  Actionum  humana* 

nim.  40  Helm.  1666. 
GEBHARDUS  (uries)  Positiones  MetaphysicaB.  4«  Gies.  Hass. 

1619. 
GEBHART  (michael)  De  Grsecia  verace.  4«  Witteb.  1662. 
GEBLER  (JOH.  wiLH.)  DeGeneralione.  4»  Altd.  1650. 
GEBRAUCH  (nak.  and.)  De  Spiritu.  4«  Hal.  Mag.  1719. 
GEBWILER  (jo.)  Parvuli  Artis  Logices  Compilatio.   4<>  Baj. 

1511. 
GEBWILERIUS  (hieron;)  Epitoma  Ortus  Austriacae  Domus. 

4»  1527. 
■  Pancgfyris  Carolina.  4®  Argent.  1641. 

GEDANUM.   Catalog.  Lectionum  et  operarum  publicanim  in 

Athenseo  Gedanensi.  4^  Dantisc.  1692. 

4«  Ged.  1705. 

GEDDE 


G  E  E 

GEDDE  (john)  Method  of  Bee  Houses  and  Colonies.  8®  Lond. 

1675. 

, 8«  Lond.  1722. 

Thfe  English  Apiary,    or  compleat  Bee-Master.     8^ 

Lond.  1721. 
GEDDE  (walter)  Book  of  Draughts  for  Glaziers,  &c.  with  the 

Manner  how  to  anneil  Glass.  4®  Lond,  1615. 
GEDDES  (alex.)  v,-  biblia. 
Prospectu^  of  a  New  Translation  of  the  Bible.  4<*  Glat, 

1786. 
Proposals  for  printin^  by  subscription  a  New  Transla- 

tion  of  the  Bible.  4°  Lond.  1788. 

Address  to  the  public  on  the  pubhcation  of  the  Ist 


vol.  of  the  N.  Translaaion.  4«  Lond.  1793. 
GEDDES   (jAMEs)    Essay  op  the  Composition    and    Manner 

of  writing  of   the  Antients,  particularly  Plato.    8*^     Glasg. 

1748. 
GEDDES    (mich.)  Church   History    of    Malabar.    8»     Lond. 

1694. 

of  ^iopia.  8*  Lond.  1696. 


Miscdlaneous  Tracte,  2  vol.  8°  Lond.  1702—5. 

8*>  Lond.  1709. 

S  vol.  8«  Lond.  1714. 

3  vol.  8»  Lond.  1730. 


Several  Tracts  against  Popery.  8**  Lond.  1715. 
•  The  Council  of  Trent  plainly  discovered  not  to  havc 


been  a  free  assembly.  8*^  Lond.  1697. 
8«  Lond.  1714. 


GEDER  Hailashon,   i.  e.  Definitio  Lin^se.     liiber  Gramma- 

ticus.  4° 
GEDICCUS  (simon)  Defensio  Sexus  Muliebris.  4<>  Lips.  1595. 

8°  Hag.  1638. 

. 12«  Hag.  Com.  1644. 

GEDOYN  (l'abbe')  v.  quintilianus. 

GEE  (BDW.)  V.  PARSONS. 

— A  Treatise  on  Prayer.  8«  Lond.  1653. 

The  Divine  Right  and  Original  of  Civil  Magistrates. 

8°  Lond.  1658. 

■  Jesuits  Memoriai  for  the  intended   Reformation   of 


England  under  their  first  Popish  Prince,  published  from  thc 
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Of  the  Improvement  of  Time  ;   a  Sermon.   4°  Loni. 


1692. 

GEE  (john)  The  Footout  of  the  Snare,  orDetection  of  Practises 
and  Imposturesof  Priests  and  Jesuits.  4®  Lond.  1624. 

. New  Shreds  of  the  old  Snare.  4»  Lond.  1624. 

GEE  (joshua)  The  Trade  and  Navigation  of  Great  Britain  con- 
sidered.  8«  Lond.  1729. 

8^  Lond.  1731.     - 

12«  Lond.  1738. 

GEEL 


GE  I 

GEEL  (JOH.  VAN.)  De  Animo  sua  sorte  contento.  4^  Rot.  1659. 

GEELVINCK  (joh.)  De  Furtis.  4«  Lug.  Bai.  1719. 

GEER  (cflARLEs  db)  Memoires  pour  servir  a  THistoire  des  In- 

sectes.  6  tom.  4»  Siockh.  1752. 
GEERDINXIUS  (jos.)  De  Apoplexi.  4»  Lug.  Bat.  1623. 
GEESTERANUS  (pbtr.)  De  Passione  colica.    4«    Lug.  Bai. 

1665. 
GEFFE  (nicholas)  v.  serres. 
GEHEMA  (jo.  ABR.  a)  v.  bontbrob. 

De  Plica  Polonica.  8«  Hag.  1683. 

— —  Thee  Betrancke  curiret  die  Wasscraucht.    8®  BerL 

1688. 

Officiner  Feld  Apotcke.  8«  Berl.  1688. 

Observationesmedicffi,  Dec.  1.  12"  Cassel.1668.     , 

Erortenmg  der  Fra^e,  &c.  4»  Ulm.  1703. 

— —  Ge8und|beit8  Reffulen.  4«  Stetin.  1691. 

GEHLERUS  (frid.  wil.)  De  Paradoxis  medicis  praecipuis.    4® 

Hal.  Mag.  1710. 
GEHLERUS  (mich.)  De  Plica.  4*  Bas.  1620. 
GEHREN  (cEo.  eshr.  van.)  v.  dethardino. 
■  '  De  Morbis  a  Spectrorum  apparitione  oriundis.  4"  Rost. 

1729. 
GEIBELIUS  (henr.  laur.)  Quadriga  Disput.  physicanim  contra 

animam  Ovi  sensitivam.  4®  Marp.  1640. 

GEICKE  (S.  T.)  V.  FRESNOY. 

GEIDELEN  (sam.)  De  Opthalmia.  4°  Argent.  1662. 
GEIER  (joh.  christ.)  Dissertde  Poetis.  4»  Jen.  1677. 
GEIER  (JOH.  dan.)  DetripliciLacteVir^inis.  4<>  Ifeiiiff/.  1678. 

De  Ambustis.  4»  Heidelh.  1681 . 

GEIERUS  (martin.)  De  Ebrseorum  Luctu,  Lugentiumque  Riti* 

bus.  12«  Li>«.1656. 
GEIGER  (malachias)  Diescriptio  Herniarum.  8*  M<mach.  1631. 

Margaritologia.  8«  Monach.  1637. 

Microcosmus  Hypochondriacus.  4«  Monath.  1652. 

GEIGERUS  (joh.  lud.)  De  Ictero.  4«  Altd.  1710. 
GEIGERUS  (martin)  De  Morbis  Infantum.  4»  Hal.  Mag.  1715. 
GEILER  (jo.)  Navicula,  sive,  Speculum  FaUiorum.    4«    Argeni, 

1513. 
GEILFUSIUS  (BERN.  wilh.)  De  Cbylificatione.    4«    M.  Catt. 

1674. 

Disputatio  Medica.  4«  M.  Catt.  1675. 

De  Moxa.  4»  M.  Catt.  1676.     » 

GEILFUSIUS  (j.)  Physicaemendata.  8»  Tulnng.\65S. 

8«  Tubing.  1663. 

Institutiones  Medicse.  12®  ilug.  Kj«; 

Unterricht  vom  Sawerund  Brodel-Brunnen  zu  Langen- 


Schwalbach.  12<»  FrarKf.  1667. 

vom  Wissbad.  12»  Franc.  1668. 


GEIUNG  (PETR.)  De  Purgatione.  4»  Witt.  1632. 
De  Gangreno  et  Spbacelo.  4«  fF»//.  1632. 

GEIN  (J.DE)  Z?.  CAROLUS.  cheyn. 

V0L.IIL  F     -  GEINITZ 


G  EL 

GEINITZ  (JOH.)  De  P«onia.  4»  Jb».  1670. 

'  De  Medicina  prosthetica.  4*  Jfe».  1677. 

GEINIZ  (joH.  LEONH.)  De  ASris  teinperie  multonim  morboruoi 

causa.  4*  Hal.  Mag.  1715. 
GEINIZ  (woLFPG.  6ie.)  De  compendioia  et  clinica  prazi  Dolo* 

nim.  4<>  HaL  Mag.  1706. 
GEISELBRUNNERUS  (blias)    De  PurgaUone.    4«    Argmi. 

1620. 
GEISIUS  (denharous)  DeCausts.  4®  Matf.  1593. 
GEISIUS  (gottschalccs)  De  Auditu.  4t^  Marp.  1593. 
GEISLERUS  (FftiD.)  De  Nomini»m  mutatione  et  anonymia  Scrip- 

toribus.  4*  Ups.  1669. 
GEISLERUS  (JOH.  tobus)  De  Sepultura  meditamenta.  4*  Upi. 

1647. 
GEISSER  (stat.  frid.)  De  OlotraXytit.  4<^  Lug.  Bai.  1675. 
GEIST  (cHRisT.  andr.)  De  Dysenteria.  4^  Erf.  1664. 
GEISTERANUS  (coRN.)  De  Causis  extrinsecis.  4«  Lkg.Bai. 

1607. 
GEISZLER  (AUG.)  De  Secrietione.  4<^  Lips.  1685. 
GEISZLER  (FRiDERicus)    Excellentis   nostri   viridis  Panacaea 

Leonis.  \2^  Norimb.  1678. 
GEISZLER  (m.  elias)  De  Amphibiis.  4^  Ups.  1676. 
GEISZLERR  (christoph.)  De  Cberubim  Propitiatorii.  4«  Wiu. 

1661. 
GEITZINGERUS  (frid.)  De  Languore  Lyraphatico  AMuntfuu 

4«  wut.m^. 

GELAIS  (ocTAViEN  DE  8T.)  Lc  Vcrgier  d*Honncur.  fbl.  Par. 
GELAIS  (du  bois  db  st.)  Description  des  Tableaux  du  Palais 

Royal,  avec  la  Vie  des  Peintres.  8^  Par.  1727. 
GELASl US,  G^icemif.     Commentarius  Actorum  Nicselni  Con- 

cilii.  Gr.  Uu.  inlerpr.  R.  Balforeo.  ^  Lutet.  1599. 
GELATI.    Prosede*  Signori  Accademici  Gelati.  4»  Bol.  1671. 
Mcmorie»  Impresse,  e  Ritratti  de'  Signori  Accademici 


Gelati.  4»  Bol.  1672. 

LeggidelV  Accademiade'  Gelati.  4^  Bol.  1683. 


GELDENHAURIUS  (ger.)  Historia  Batavica.  4»  Argent.  1530, 

■  n  8^  Bas.  1541. 

4»  Marp.  1533. 

'      Germaniee  ioferioris  Historia.  8®  Franc.  1532. 
GELDER  (bernh.  van)  Dissertatio,  in  qua  demonstratuf  omni- 

moda  rerum  omnium  dependentia  a  Deo,  tum  in  esse^  tum  ia 

operari.  4PFranc.  1712. 
GELDER  (JOH.  bng.  van.)  Dissertatio  de  Jure  accrescendi  inter 

verbis  conjunctos.  4P  Traj,  1689. 
GELEE  (t.)  V.  laurens. 
GELENIUS  (agid.)  Colonia  Supplex»  «ive,  Ss.  Corporum  Pit>- 

cessio  8»  CoLAg.  16S9. 

■  De  Gok>ni«  Agrippinensis  Magnitudine.    4^    CoL  Ag. 
1645. 

Thaumaturgi  Physici  Prodromus.  f^  CoL  1649. 

8  GELENIUS 


GEL 

GELENIUS  (sTGisM.)  9.  AJiNOBius.  DioNTsius  HaUcanuMeuM, 

JOSBPRUt.    PHILO.    PLINIUS.    PLUTARCHUS. 

-  Lexicon  Symphoniiiii.  Gr,  Lat.  Gtfnn.  Selav,  4*  Bas. 

1537. 
GELHUD  (ludov.  gun.)  De  modo  propagandi  Relig^onem  per 

Carmina.  4«  Helm.  1710. 
GELIOT  (louvan.)  Indice  Armorial.  fol.  Par.  1635. 
GELL  (Si>  johm)  Relation  of  his  proceedings  in  Derbyshire.    4® 

1643. 
■  Tbe  several  accounU  of  Sir  John  &  Thos.  Gell,  pub- 

lished  to  clear  their  innocency.  4*^  Lond.  1644^ 

Case  of  Slr  J.  Gell  impnsoned  in  the  Tower.  4<^  1650. 

>  ConftiUtion  of  his  case.  4*  Land.  1650. 


GELL  (robt.)  Stella  Nova:  a  Sermon  preached  before  the  So- 

ciety  of  Astrologers.  4^  Lond.  1649. 
• ArrEAOKPATlA  eBOT.  Or  a  Sermon  touehing  God's 

Govemment  of  the  World  by  Aneels.   Preached  before  the  So- 

cietyof  Astrologers.  4<^  Lond.  1650. 

>  Noah^B  flood  retuming :  a  Sermon.  4^  Lmd.  1655. 


GELL  (w.)  The  Topography  of  Troy  and  its  Vicinity.  49  Lmd. 
1804. 

•  Tlie  Geography  and  Antiquities  of  Ithaca.    A^    Lond. 


1807; 

-  The  Itinerary  of  Greece,  with  a  Commentary  on  Pau- 

sanias  and  Strabo,  and  an  account  of  the  Monuments  of  AnU- 
quity  existing  in  Uiat  Country.  4*.  Lond.  1810. 

GEILLENTIN  (jac)  De  Excemiculis  capitis.  4«  Hal.  Mas.  1718. 

GELLI  (cLAUDio)  Risposta  al  Flagello  di  Bovio.  ^  Fen.  1696. 

ly  Pad,  1636. 

6ELLI  (giov.  batt.)  v.  giambullari.  jovius.  portius. 

Capricci  del  Bottaio.  4«  Fir.  1546. 

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8»  Ven.  1550. 

80  Fir.  1551. 

80  Ven.  1605. 

^ 8^  1619. 

Angl.  by  W.  Barker.  W  Lond.  1599. 

Gall.  8»  Lyon.  1566. 

La  Circe.  8«  Fir.  1549. 

8«  Fir.  1550. 

13*  Ven.  1595. 

8»  Ven.  1609. 


La  SporU,  Comedia.  19»  Fir.  1548. 
13*  Fir.  1593. 


Lezione  sopradue  Sonetti  del  Petrarca.  9*  Fir.  1549. 
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Lettioni,  nella  Accademia  Fiorentina.  8^  Fir.  155L 
La  Viu  di  Alfonso  Esle,  Duca  di  Toecano,  trad.  dall' 


Paolo  Giovio.  8«  Vin.  1557. 

■  Lo  Errore,  Comedia.  13^  Fir.  1608. 


GELU 


G  E  M 

GELLI  (cioir.  BATT.)  EftpoftttMne  d'iin  Sooetto  Platooico  sopra 
il  primo  Effirtto  d^Amort,  di  Pomp.  da  Pescia,  letto  nel  Con- 
tofato  di  G.  B.  Gdlio.  8P 

GELLIBRAND  (hen.}  Trigoiioiiietm  Bntaimica.    fol.     Goud. 

■■  Discoune  of  tbe  Variatioo  of  tbe  Magnetick  Needle.  4* 

L(md.\6S5. 
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'-  An  Epitomeof  Navigation.  8*  Loii^  1698. 


GELLINCHUVSEN  (johak.  a)  Oratio  demonstrans  Ciceronem 

solam  imitaodnm  ease  eloquentis  8tiidio6ia.  4*  Hari.  1678. . 
GELLIUS  (acli:s)  v.  aeeiavus.  lambecics.  mosellaxls. 

■  Noctes  Attiae  ex  Recognitione  Jo.  Aod.  Eptsc.  Akri- 
ensis.  foL  Ramit  in  Domo  Petri  dt  MajiwttM,  1469.  edit.  pr. 

• fol.  V€n.ajnuiJauon,  1472. 

8^  ap.  Ald.  1515. 

■  foL  Par.  1519. 

fol.  Ba$.  1519. 

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16*  Ln^.  apud  Amt.  Gryph.  1566. 

. cnm  AnnoL  ^.Stephani.  8*  Par.  1585. 

'  cum  H.  Stephani  Noctibos  Puisianis.     12* 


Franeqf.  1603. 

16^  Aur.AUoh.  1609. 

8*  Frane.  1624. 

cnm    Emendationibus  Doctomm  Virorum. 


12*  Amit.  ap.  Eiztv.  1651. 

1. 12*  Amsi.  ap.  Elzet.  1665. 

com  Notis  et  Emendationibus  J.  F.  Gronovii. 


8»  Lugd.  Boi.  1687. 

cum  Notis  Jo.  F.  et  Jac.  Gronovii,  &c. 


Lug.  Bai.  1706. 
4* 

Angi.  by  W.  Bdoe.  S  vok.  8*  Lond.  1795. 


GELLIUS  (joh.)  Epithalamium  in  Nnptias  Friderici  V.  &  Elisa- 

betha;.  4*  Heideib.  1613. 
■■  Acclamatio  ad  Jacobom  I.  in  Scotiam  redeuntem.    4^ 

Edinb.  1617. 

•  De  intemis  Oculorum  afiectibiK.  4*  Bas.  1631. 


GELLY  (JOAN.)  An  Iscburis  Emeticum?  4«  Par.  1694. 

■  An  febre  maligna  laborantibus,  Juscula  Viperarum  car- 

nibus  medicata?  4^  Par.  1694. 
GELSTERANUS  (hannics)  De  presenti  rtatu  Bdgico  et  vin- 

dicta  divina  in  improbos.  4*  Alemar.  1673. 
GELSTHORPE  (petb.)  De  Variolis.  4*  Uiir.  1687. 
GELTNERUS  (geobg.)  De  Natura,  de  Causi»^  etde  Necessitate 

inphysica.  4«  Wiii.  1609. 
GELYOT,  V.  GELioT. 
G£M£INHARiyT(JO.  casp.)  JEger  podendagra  cbntracturali  la- 

borans.  4*  Jen.  1716. 

GEMELLI 


G  E  M 

GEMELU  (gio.  fr.)  Giro  dd  Mondo.  5  tom.  B^  Nap.  1G99, 

1700. 
GalHce.  8»  Par.  1719. 


Viag;ri  per  Europa.  2  tom.  8®  iVflp.  1708. 
Aggiunta  de  Viaggi.  S^  F«i.  1719. 


GEMINIANO,  r.  sancto-geminiano. 

GEMINUS,  Rhodius.    Elementa  Ajgtronomiffi.  Gr.  Lat.  interp. 

Edone  Hilderico.  8°  Lugd.  1603. 
GEMINUS  (tho.)  AnatomiaB  Delineatio.  fol.  Lond.  1545. 

fol.  Land.  1553. 

fol.  Lond.  1559. 

GEMISTIUS  (oEORGius)  v.  pletho. 

GEMITUS.    Gemitus  de  Carcere  nantes;   or  Prison  sighs  & 

supports.  4®  Lond.  1684. 
GEMMA  (aurelius)  Natur  und  Kunstmassiger  Unterric;ht  von 

Edelgesteinen.  S^  Hanov.  1719. 
GEMMA  (coKN.)  De  Radio  Astronomico  et  Geomcftrico.  4^Ant9. 

1545. 

■  Arithmetica  practica.  8°  Antv.  1552. 

. 8«  Lugd.  1556. 

cum  Peletarii  Annotat.  8°  Par.  1578. 

8«  Col.  1592. 

8«  Witeb.  1604. 


De  Astrolabio  Catliolico.  9*  Antv.  1556. 
4«  Aniv.  1583. 


■  Ephemerides  Meteorologicae.  8*  Antv.  1561. 

.De  Arte  Cyclognomica.  4<*  Antv.  apud  Plant.  1569. 

De  peregrina  Stella  Ann.  1572,  et  Guil.  Postelk  Judi- 

cium  de  eadem.  4® 

— s De  Naturae  Divinis  Characterismis.  8®  Antv.  1575. 

De  Orbis  divisione  et  InsuUs.  8®  Douac.  1576. 

De  prodigiosa  Specie,  Naturaque  Comets  Anni  1577. 


&^  Antv.  1578. 

Les  Principes  d' Astronomie  &  Cosmographie,  trad.  par 


M.  Cl.  Boissiere.  8«  Par.  1582. 
6EMMA  (cristofano)  De  gV  Imperatori  Romani,  da  C.Giulio 

Cesare  sino  i  Ferdinando  II.  con  le  ioro  effigie.    4^    Rom. 

1621.   • 
4»  Rom.  1637. 


>  Cronologia  de'  Sommi  Pontefici.  4^  Rom.  1641. 


GEMMA  (JOH.  bapt.)  De  Bubone  &  Carbunculo  pestilentiali.  4^ 

^  Dant.  1599. 

4«  Vcn.  1602. 

GEMMJE,  9.  cavendish.  orleans.  spencer.  stosch. 

€kms,  selected  from  the  Antique  with  illustrations.  4^ 

Lond.  1804. 

GEMPERTINGA  (christeman)  Newes  out  of  Germany.  A 
moBt  wonderfuU  &  tnie  discourse  of  a  cruell  murderer  named 
C.  Gempertinga,  who  had  kylled  in  his  hfe  tvme,  nine  hundred 
three  score  &  odde  persons,  translated  from  the  Dutch  by  G.  P. 
13« /jfww.  1584.  ^ 

GEMUS^US 


GE'N 

GEMUSiEUS  (hiir«)  p.  plutarchus. 

GENASPE  (RUD.)  De  Faetore  prajtematurali.  4«  Jen.  1096. 

—  De  Abortu.  4«  Jen.  1697. 

GENATHIUS  (joh.  j ac.)  Disputationes  Medicorum  selectSi    4* 

Bas,  1618. 
GENBERG  (car.  jonas)  De  Medalpadia.  4«  Stock.  1734. 
GENDRSUS  (PET.)  Cantias,  sive,  Sanctomm  Martyrum  Cantii 

Vita,  Poema.  8»  Lut.Par.  1613. 
GENDRE  (ant.  lb)  De  Febre  Epidemica,  in  Monti»  Albani  Ob- 
^  sidione,  grassata.  8®  Lug(f.  16%. 
GENDRE  (f.  le)  La  Maniere  de  cultiver  les  Arbre^  FruiUere. 

12«  Par.  1676. 

Germ.  trad.  par  J.  Comelin.  l^  Amtt.  1687. 

Aritlimetique.  4°  Par.  1687. 

GENDRE  (gilb.  cha.  le)  Trait^  de  TOpinion,  ou,  Memoires- 

pour  servir  a  THistoire  de  rEsprit  humain.  2tom.  .4*    Ven. 

1735. 
GENDRE  (louis  le)  Essai  de  rHistoire  du  Regne  de  LonisXIV. 

80  Par.  1698. 
— —  Mceurs  &  Coustumes  des  Fran^ois.  8"  Par.  1719. 

Vie  du  Cardinal  d'Amboise.  2  tom.  8<»  Rotten,  1724. 

GENDRE  (piERRE  le)  Vie  de  Pierre  du  Bosc.    8«    Rotterd. 

1694. 
GENDRON  (m.  deshaies)  Recherches  sur  les  Cancers.  12^  Par. 

1700. 
GENDRY  (julien)  Trait^  des  Arqudiusades.  ^  Angers,  1593. 
GENDRY  (rene) Traicte  de Pesle.  8«  Angers,  1631. 
GENEBRARDUS  (g.)  v.  biblia.  bavid.  jehaia. 
■  Chronographia.  fol.  Par.  1567. 

12»  Lovan.  1572. 

fol.  iMgd.  1609. 

^  Chronolog:ia  Hebreeorum  major,  qu»  Seder  dam  in- 

scribitur.  Lat.  8^  Par.  1578. 

Heh.  Lat.  8«  Bas.  1580. 


Isagoge  Rabbinica.  4*  Par.  1587. 
Traictc  de  la  Liturgie.  8«  Par.  1602. 


GENEBRIER  (claude)  Dissertation  sur  Nigrinianus.    8^    Par. 
1704. 

■  Dissertation  sur  Magnia  Urbica.  8*  Par.  1704. 

■'  —  Histoire  de  Carausius,  prouvie  par  les  Medailks.  4^ 

Par.  1740. 
GENER  (M.)  Translations  of  M.  Gener :  by  J.  Muckersy.    S^ 

Lond,  1808. 
GENERAL.    The  true  Character  of  a  noble  Generall;  seen  and 

ailowed  by  the  Earle  of  Essex.  4<>  Lond.  1644v 
■■  General  or  no  General  over  the  present  Army.    4* 

1659.  ^     . 

■  General  cashiered.  4«  Lond.  1712.  ^ 
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of  aGeneral  Officer.  4<»  Lond.  1764. 

■  A  vindication  of  the  Address*  8*  Lond.  1764. 

^  GENERALISSIMO. 


G  E  K 

CENERAUSSIMO.    The  two  incomparable  GeneralissimoV 

fol.  1644. 
OENERATIO.    Sacra  Eleusinia  patefacta,  seu  de  Organis  GenC'* 

ratkxiis.  S^  Franco.  M.  1684. 
GENEROSITY.    Discourse  conceming  Generosity.     l^  Londi 

1693. 
GENES.    Dialogue  de  Genes  et  D^Algers.  12*  Amsi.  1685. 
GENESIS  (joH.)  De  ritu  NupUarum  et  dispensatione.    4®  Lond-. 

1553. 
GENESIS  (jos.)  De  Rebus  Constantinopblitanis.    Gr.  Lait  a 

Leone  Armenio.  fol.  Ven.  1733. 

GENESIS,  V.  BIBLIA.  RAMBAUD.  WILLET. 

^  Meditation  on  the  22d  Chdpter  of  Genesis,  by  H.  Wi 

4«  Lomd.  1631. 

Conjectui-es  sur    la  Genese   de    Moyse.    8°    Brux. 


1753. 

Considerations  on  the  book  of  Genesis.  8^  Lond. 


GENEST  (l'abbe'  de)  Principes  de  Philosophie.     16®    Atnsii 

1717. 
GENETTE  (ant.  gasp.  de  la)  De  Mania  exquisita.  4^  Lug,  Bat. 

1723. 
GENEVA.     Lettres  certaines  daucuns  grandz  troubles  et  tU'* 

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Ordonnances  de  la  Cite  de  Geneve,  sur  les  crimea  de 


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Discours  de  la  miraculeuse  delivrance  envoyee  de  Dieu 


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Le  Citadin  de  Geneve.     Ou  response  au  <^valier  de 


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GeneVa  restituta.  4°  Gen.  1636. 

Laws  and  Statutes  of  Geneva.  4°  Lon.  1643. 

L^Embrasement  du  Ponl  du  Rhone  4  Geneve,  arrive  le 


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Des  Medicinischen  Colledi  Bedencken.  uber  die  gras- 

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GENEVOIS 


G  E  N 

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G  E  N 

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GENTIUS  (geo.)  V.  sadi. 

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GEOPHILUS 


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GEORGE-HILL.  An  appeal  to  EngUshmen  with  respect  to  the 

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Gospel.     40  Lond.  1749. 

GEORGES,  V.  GEORGIEVITS. 

GEORGES  General.  Proces  instruit  contre  Georges,  Pichegru 

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GEORGI  (ANDR.CASP.)  De  Febre  Hungaric4.  4»  Erf.  1687. 
GEORGI  (joH.)  De  Intellectu  humano.  4«  Jen.  1674. 
GEORGI  (theoph.)  Allgmeines  Europaisches  Beucher-Lexicon 

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GEORGIRENES  (jos.)  Archbishop  qf  Samos.    Relation  of  the 

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GEORGIUS  I.   Magna  Britannia  Rex.  v.  bradbury.  broome. 

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3  GEORGIUS 


GE  O 

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Britannise  Istantis  Exultatio  ob  felicem  ejus  Adventum. 


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Poenfs  on  his  arrival.  4®  Lond.  1714. 

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Annals  of  King  George  I.  6  vols.  8«  Lond.  1716—21. 

Memorial  presented  to  him  by  the  Czar^s  resident^  with 


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Verses  occasioned  by  his  late  danger  and  distress  at  seaJ 


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In  ejns  Obitum  Carmen  Pastorale.  foL  S.  Sh, 


GEORGIUS  II.  MagncB  Britannia:  Rex.  v.  belisario.  britan- 

NIA.  CANTABRIGIA.  CHANDLER.  COOKSEY.  CORMICK.  FRANCKLIN. 
HEYWOOD.  PALMER.  PARLIAMENT.  PITTS.  POTTER.  RAYNER. 
RICHARDSON.    STENNETT.    SOWDEN.    WHITE. 

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New  declaration  by  the  King.  fd.  Lond.  1731. 

Letters  between  His  Majesty  and  thc  Queen,  the  Prince 

and  the  Princess  of  Wales.  8°  Lond.  1737. 

Convention  of  the  King  of  Spain.  4»  Lond.  1739. 

Short  account  of  his  Joumey  to  Gottingen  and  of  the 


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The  Kings   Speech  to  both  Houses  of    Parhament. 


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The  tears  of  Britannia  on  his  death.  4^  Lond.  1760. 


GEORGIUS  III.     Magn^  Britannia:  Rex.  v.  belsham.  canta- 

BRIGIA.    CORONATION.    DUTTON.    PARLIAMENT. 

Letter  from  Britannia  to  the  King.  8®  Lond.  1781. 

Reports  from  the  Committee  appointed  to  examine  the 

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GEORGIUS 


G  E  O 

GEORGIUS  III.    Diary  of  the  Royal  Tour  in  1789.  8»  Lond. 

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^  Sketch  of  the  Rei^  of  George  III.  from  1780  to  the 

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GEORGIUS.   ^Vallia;  Princeps.   Letter  to  the  Prince  of  Wakson 

an  application  to  Parlianrtent  to  discharge  Debts  wantonly  con- 

tracted  since  May  1787.  8^  Lond. 

His  Tour  with  the  Duke  of  Yx)rk  to  York  in  1789.  8« 

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A  congratulatory  address  to  the  Prince  i)n  his  Mar- 

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Letter  to  the  Ilouse  of  Peers  on  the  Bill  in  Parliament 


relative  to  his  Debts.  8«  Lond.  1795. 
GEORGIUS  (a.  a.)  V,  johannes. 
GEORGIUS.  Anhah,  Princeps.  v.  camerarius. 
Conciones  et  Scripta  complectentia  Summam  vewe  doc- 

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GEORGIUS.  Dania  Princeps.    v.  boehm.    davy.  dent.  frib- 

BEKO.    HARHIS.    KNAGGS.    NICHOLS.    STUBBS.   STURMY. 

GE0RGIU8    (alb.)    Questiones   Philosophicae  et  Medicae.  4* 

Hqfn.  1623. 
GEORGIUS  (and.  casp.)  De  Nuce  Vomica.  4<»  Witt.  1683. 

De  Dyspnoea.  4«  Witt.  1684. 

GEORGIUS  (david)    Verklaringhe    der    Scheppenissen.    fol. 

1553. 
Tractact  off  onderwys,  van  Godes  Gheest,  Leifde  unde 

Stemme,  mit  die  verlcorene  Mensch.  fol.  1553. 

Alle  Vaten  sicht  men  wtgheven  vat  sy  inhehben>  &c. 


fbl.  1556. 


Een    leerlyck    vii     Christlyck     ghespreck    tusschen 

Godtgheleert,  Bibelschgheleerdt  vnde  Sopbist-geleert,  &c.  fol. 
Davidis  Georgii  Hollandi  Haeresiarchae  Vita  et  Doc- 


trina,  quamdiu^asileae  fuit :  tum  quod  post  ejus  mortem  cum 
cadavere,  hbris,  ac  reiiqua  ejus  famiha  actum  sit.  4^  1559. 

12°  Ant.  1560. 

Galt.  4«  1560. 


— — —  Davidis  Georgii  et  ejus  Asseclarum  llistoria  ad  1701. 

40  Lips.  1701. 
GEORGIUS  (domin.)  De  Antiquis  Italiae  Metropohbus.  4^  Rom. 

1722. 
GEORGIUS   (FRANc.)     Venetvs.    Harmonia   Mundi.    fol.    Ven. 

1525. 
In  Scriptiiram  Sacram,  ct  Philosophiam,  ProWemata. 

4«  Luict.  1622. 
GEORGIUS  (f.  aug.  anton.)  Vj  testamentum  novum. 
■  De  Inscriptionibus  Palmyrenis,  quse  in  Museo  Capi- 

tolino  adservantur,  interpretandis.  8®  Roma.  1782. 
GEORGIUS  (JOH.)  De  Metcoris.  4°  Altd.  1654. 
GEORGIUS  (joH.  casimir)  Bellum  Csesaris  et  Ariovisti  Germa- 

norum  Regis,  4°  Giss.  Hass.  1683. 

GEORGIUS 


G  £  R 

GEORGIUS  (JOH.  FRiD.)  Discursus  Juris  publici  de  Foro  compe* 

tente  Imperatoris,  &c.  4^  Jen,  1664. 
GEORGIUS  Land.  Hessia,  Kurzer  Medicinischer  Raht  wegen 

der  jetzo  grassieremden  Schwachect.  4^  Marjn,  1641. 
GEORGIUS,    Logoth,  AcropolUa,    Chronicon  Constantinopoli- 

tanum.  Gr.  Lat.  cum  notis  a  Tb.  Dousa.    8°    Lugd,  Bat. 

1614. 
____—  Gr^  Lat.  cum  notis  Leonis  Allatii.  fol.  P/ir. 

1651. 

Annales.  Gr,  Lat.  fol.  Par.  1685. 


GEORGIUS  (MATTH.)  Phlehotomia  hberata.  4"  Gen.  1697- 

De  Homine.  ^'^  Gen.  1713. 

GEORGIUS    Monachus.    Tarsii    Patriarchus.    Chronographia. 

cura  P.  S.  Goar.  fol.  Par.  1652. 
VitaB  recentiorum  Imperatorum.     Gr.  Lat.  cura  R. 

P.  F.  Combefisii.  fol.  Par.  1685. 
GEORGIUS  Nassavia  Comes.  v.  piscator. 
GEORGIUS  Sanctus.  v.  samper. 
GEORGIUS  (thos.)  De  partibus  Sanguificationem  perficientibus. 

4^"  Franc.  1648. 

De  Natura  Medicinse.  4®  Franc.  1648. 

De  Brachiis.  4®  Franc.  1649. 

De  Naso.  4»  Franc.  1649. 

De  Meningibus  et  Cerebro.  4^  Franc.  1649. 

GEORGIUS  WILHELMUS.  Dux  Brunsvic  et  Luneb.  v.  bohmbr. 

CORBEfiUS. 

— —  Prograrama  in  Funera  ejus.  fol.  Helmst.  1705. 
GEPHYRANDER  (thos.)  De  Quadralura  Circuh.  4«  1608. 
Consideratio  nova  in  opusculum  Archimedis  de  CircuU 

dimensione.  4®  Tremon.  1609. 
GEQUIER  (petr.)  De  Venaesectione.  4°  Lug.  Bat.  1669. 
GERALD  (joseph)  A  Fragment  of  his  life.  8«  Lond. 
GERALDINUS  (alex.)  Itinerarium  ad  Regiones  sub  .^uinoc- 

tiali  Pla^  constitutas.  8^  Rom.  1631. 
GERALDlNUS.(joH.)  De  Metcoris.  8«  Lut.  Par.  1613. 
GERANUS   (joH.  MARc.)  De  Causa  Pbysica  et  Morali  Genera^ 

tionis  humans.  4^  Jen.  1649. 
GERARD  (alex.)  The  Influence  of  the  Pastoral  Office  on  the 

Character,  examined;  with  a  view,  especially,  to  Mr.  Humc'fi 

representation  of  the  spirit  of  that  oflice  :  a  Stnnon.  8^  ALerd. 

1760. 

Essay  on  Genius.  8°  Lond.  17G7. 

8»  Lond.  1774. 


Sermons.  S""  J^nd.  1780. 

The  Pastoral  Care.  8«  Lond.  1799. 


GERARD  (cHAs.  Lord)  Narrative  of  proceeding-s  in  scvcral  suits 
of  Law  between  Charles  Lord  Gerard  of  Braiuion  and  Alexau- 
der  Fitton,  Esqr.  4^  Hague,  1663. 

GERARD  (G.)  La  Naissancc  du  Duc  d'Anjou.  9"  Par.  1608. 

GERARD  (40HX}  Catala^  Arborum,  &c.  in  illius  Horto.  4* 
Lond.  1596. 

GERARD 


G  E  R 

GERARD  (john)  The  Herball.  fol.  Lond.  1597. 

enlarged  by  Thos.  Johnson.  fol.  Lond.  16S3. 

GERARD  (john)  De  hostibua  Virtutis.  4»  Lug.  B.  1665. 

De  Tristitia.  4<»  Lug.  B.  1665. 

GKRARD  (LUDov.)  Flora  Gallo-Provincialis.  8«  Par.  1761. 

GERARD  (MAac.  ant.  de)  v.  st.  amand. 

GERARD  (sT.)  V.  thyard.  widric. 

GERARDO  (piETRo)  Vlta  &  Gesti  d'Ezzelino  da  Romano  terzo 

Tiranno  di  Padova.  8»  Ven.  1552. 
GERARDO.  Poema  Tragico.  4<>  Mddr.  1623. 
GERARDUS,  Cremonensis,  v.  alhazen.  avicenna.  gebsr. 
GERARDUS,  Noviomagus,  v.  gbldenhaurius. 
GERARDUS  (marcius)  Magnificentia  Politias  Civitatis  Brugeosis. 

4«  1563. 
GERARDUS  (petrus)  v.  eucherius. 
GERAUDLY  (sr.)  L'Art  de  Conserver  des  Dents.    8®   Par. 

1737. 
GERBELIUS  (nic.)  Phorcensis.  De  Situ  et  Regionibus  GrcciaB. 

fol.  Bas.  1545. 
■  Pro  Declaratione  Picturae  sive  Descf  iptionis  Greeciae 

Sophiani.  fol.  Bas.  1550. 
GERBERTUS.   EpistolfB,  &c.  4»  Par.  1611. 
GERBERUS  (christ.  prid.)  De  Vertigine.  ^\  Jen.  1682. 
iTa^oTiJ»*  Physiologic^  et  Pathologice  consideratse.  4* 

Jen.  1683. 

De  Doloribus  post  Partum.  4*»  Jenct.  1683. 

GERBERUS  (christian  gottlob.)  De  **XoTOMa  Eruditorum. 

4°  Lips,  1705. 
GERBERUS  (gottorf.)  Pe  Conditura  Mortuorum.  4°  Franc 

1712. 
GERBERUS  (jac.  frid.)  De  Cauteria.  4»  Jen.  1708. 
GERBEZIUS  (marcus)  Intiicatum  Extricatum  Medicum,  seu 

de  Morbis  complicatis.  8®  Labac.  1692. 

■  Chronofogiae  Medicae,    Ann.   1,  2,  &  3.    4®   Lahac. 

1699. 

4«  Franc.  1713. 


GERBIER  {Sir  balth.)  A  wicked  and  inhuman  plot  against  him. 

40  Lond.  1642. 
■  Letters  to  his  3  daughters  in  a  Nunnery  at  Paris.  4* 

1646. 

To  all  men  that  love  Truth.  4<> 

'    '  The  Interpreter  of  the  Academy  for  Forrain  Languagcs 

and  all  noble  Sciences  and  Exercises.   Eng.  &  French.     Part  1 

and  2.  40  Lond.  1648. 

To  all  Fathers  of  noble  families  and  lovers  of  Vertue, 


fol.  Lond.  1648. 

fol.  Lond.  1649. 


First  public    Lecture    pn    Fortification.     4®    Lond. 

1649. 

First  Lecture  of  Military  Architecture.    4^*    Lond. 


1649. 

GERBIER 


G  E  R 

GERBIER  (StV  baltr.)  First  Lecture  of  an  Introduction  to  Cos» 
inc^pbie.  4^  Lond.  1649. 

Second  Lecture  of  Cosmography.  4^  Lond.  1649. 

■  First  I^ture  on  Navigation.  4®  Lond,  1649. 

"  First  Lecture  of  GcographieC  4®  Lond,  1649. 
A  Lecture  on  the  Languages,  Arts,  Sciences,  and  noUe 


Exercises  taught  in  his  Academy.  4^  Lond.  1650. 

>  The  Academical  Lecture  concerning  Justice.  4*  Lond,- 


1650. 

The  art  of  well  speaking.  4<*  London^  1650. 

Some  considerations  on  the  two  grand  staple-commo- 


ditiesofEngland.  4°  Lond.  1651 

A  new  years  result  in  favour  of  the  Poore.    4^    Lond* 


1652. 

' ■  A  discovery  of  certain  Stumbling^-blocks,  which  the 

Devill,  the  Pope  and  the  Malignants  have  raised  to  put  Nationa 
at  variance.  4*»  Lond,  1652. 

A  Sommary    Description,   manifesting  that    greater 


profits  are  to  bee  done  in  the  hott  than   in  the  cold  parts  ofT 
America :  also  Advertisement  for  Men  inclined  to  plantations 
in  America.    (With  an  Account  of  his  ill  usage^  and  the  death 
of  his  Daughter  by  tl^  Violence  of  the  Dutch  in  Surinam).  4* 
Rottcrd.  1660. 

Brief  Discourse  eoncerning  the  tbree  chief  Principles 


of  Magnificent  Buildings.  12®  Lond.  1662. 

Counsel  and  advice  to  all  Builders.  12®  Lond.  1663. 

Assj^tance  to  aTravelier.  12®  Osf.  1665. 

'  The  plan  and  rulcs  of  his  Academy  at  Bethnal  Green. 


i^^Lond. 

Most  humble  remonstrance  to  ParUament.  4® 

Humble  expression  of  his  Integrity  and  Zeale  to  Eng- 

land.  4® 
GERBIER  (cHARLEs)  Ek>gium  Heroinum,  or  the  Praiseof  worthy 

Women.  16®  Lond.  1651. 
6ERBRANS  (abigail)  Testament,  ou  Confessipn  de  Foy.     l^ 

j^.  1632. 
GERCKE  (frid.)  De  Hydrope  Ascite.  4®  Erf.  1707. 
GERCKE  (JOH.)  De  Passione  Hysterica.  4®  Erf.  167?. 

De  Sterihtate  Mulierum.  4®  Erf.  1674. 

GERCKEN  (joH.  frid.  christ.)  De  Arce  Podagra  armis  chi- 

micis  expugnabili.  4®  Witt.  1724. 
GERCKEN  (PHIL.  OTTo)  Disquisitio  AcademLca  de  Privilegiis. 

4»  Hdm.  1678. 
0ERDE8  (daniel)  Fk>rilegium  bistorico-criticum  Libronim  ra- 

riorum.  8®  Groning.  1740. 
GERDES  (dav.)  De  liberiori  Terminorum  quorundam  Philoso- 

phlcorum  in  Theologi^e  usu.  4®  Lips.  1598. 
GfiRDES  (franc.  joh.)  De  Columnis  ^eis  Templi  Salomonii/ 

Jachin  et  Boaz.  4®   yitefnb.  1695. 
OJERDES  (HENNiNGit-s)  De  Enthusiasmo.  4®  Witt,  1708. 

VoL.111.  H  GERDES 


V 


G  E  R 

GERDES  (JOH.)  De  Peste  morborum  principe.  4®  Witt.  1080. 
'  De  morbis  ab  Imaginatione.  4°  Wiil,  1681. 

GEREE  (john)  r.  penrose. 
GEREE  (john)  The  downfall  of  Anticbrist :   or  thc  power  of 

preacbing  to  pull  down  Popery.  4°  Lond.  1641. 
■  Judah^s  Joy  at  the  Oath :  a  Sermon  on  2  Chron.  15. 

15.  4^LondA64\. 

Vindiciae  Voti ;  or  a  Vindication  of  the  National  Core- 


nant.  4"  Lo«e/.  1641. 
— —  Vindicise  Ecclcsia;  Anghcanfle.  4*^  Lond.  1644. 

Character  of  the  old  English  Puritan  &  Non-confonnist 


4«  Lond.  1646. 

A  caFe  of  Conscience  (whether  tlie  King  may  conseni 

to  the  abrogation  of  Episcopacy)  resolved.  4*^  Lond.  1646. 

Astrologo-Mastix:  ihe  Vanity  of  Judicial  Astrology. 


4»  Lond.  1616. 

Vindiciae  Paedo-Baptismi :  or  a  Vindication  of  Infant 


Baptism.  4»  Lond.  1646. 

Vindicia;  Vindiciarnm  :  or  a  Vindication  of  his  Vindi- 


cation  of  Iiifant  Baptisro.  4^  Lond.  1647. 

®ElO<l>APMAKON.   A  divine  Potion  to  preserve  Spiri- 


tual  Heahh  by  the  cure  of  unnaturall  Health-drinking.  4**  Lond, 
1648. 

innos  HTPOr.     The  Red  Horse,  or  the  bloodiness  of 


War;  aSermon.  4P  Lond.  l6iS. 

KATAATNAXTHZ.    Might  overcoming  right  in  answer 


to  John  Goodmn*B  Might  Sf  Right  well  met.  4^  Lond.  1649. 
GEREE  (stephen)  The  doctrine  of  tlie  Antinomians  confuted. 

4«  Lond.ieU. 
The  golden  Mean.  12«  Lond.  1656. 

GERET  {?AM.  LUTH.)  V.  UNGERUS. 

GERHARD  (john)  v.  gerrard. 

GERHARD  (joh.  greg.)  Von  der  zu  Kosen  an  der  Saale  ent- 

deckten  MincraHschen  Gesund-Brunnen.  8^  Ndumb.  1726. 
GERHARDT  (dan.)  De  difficuitatis  Veritatem  asscquendi  origine* 

40  1684. 
QERHARDT  (sam.)  De  Sudore.  4«  Etf.  1722. 
GERHARDUS  (balth.)  De  CunabuUs  Christi.  4«  1675. 
GERHARDUS   (frid.  wilh.)   De  fermentorum  morbiiicorum 

ejectione  Medicina.  4®  HaL  Mag.  1697. 
GERHARDUS  (gasp.)  De  Nutritiofte.  4«  Lug.Bat,  1658. 
GERHARDUS  (geo.)  Cantus  Cygnorum.  ^^»  Li>*.  1660. 
GERHARDUS(HERM.)DeSomniis.  4<»  1658. 
GERHARDUS  (joh.  and.)  De  Parharaentis  Galli©.    4«   Jemt, 

1660. 

De  Arteriotomia.  AP  Tub,  1670. 

GERHARDUS  (johannes  cunradus)  Exercitationes  in  Gebri 

Libros  2,    Sumtna  Perfectionis,  cum  annexa  Analysi  Partis 

PracticaB  R.  LuUii  in  Testamento.  &*  TuVing, 
Extractum   chTroicarufn   Qusestionuto.    8^    Argent. 

1616. 

1  GERHARDUS 


G  E  R 

GERHARDUS  (johannes  cunradus)  Dc  Chymialria.  4<>  1631. 
p  Panaceas  HermeticaB  Assertio  ac  Defensio,    8°    Vlm. 

1640. 
■  Comment.  in  Apertorium  Raim.  lAillii  de  Lapide  Phi- 

losophorum,  ciim  Interpretatione  Testamenti  novissimi.     8^ 

Tubing,  1641. 
Decas  Quaestionum  Physico-chymicarum.   8°   Tuhing. 

1643. 
— —  Anatomia  Corporis  humani.  S^  Tuhing.  1652. 

P^trologia,  sive,  de  primitivs  Eccle&iae  Doctorum  Vita. 


8»  Jm  1668. 
GERHOLD  (nath.)  De  Fermentatione,  eaque  in  sanguine  ora- 

nino  existente.  4^  FraTic.  1698. 
GERICKE  (cHRisT.)  De  Communicabili  et  Incommunicabili.  4** 

Wiit.  1626. 
GERIKE  (PETR.)  FundamenU  Chymise  rationalis.  8^  Lips.  1740. 
GERING  (jACOB.)  Schediasmade  Pliilosophia  Newtoniana.    4^ 

Upt. 

De  Theocriti  Stylo.  4<>  Lips,  1710. 

GERITS  (max.)  De  duphci  vegetativa  in  animantibus.    4°    Lips. 


De  Pbrenetide.  4<»  Lips.  1572. 


GERLAC  (herm.  aug.)  De  Cura  Cancri  in  M amma.  4^  Ilamb, 
GERLACH  (NATH.)  De  Elephantiasi.  4*»  Franc.  ad  Od.  1694. 
GERLACHIUS   (benj.  gottlieb)   Patridomania   Eruditorum. 

4«  ViUmbA72S. 
GERLACHIUS  (jacob)  De  defmitione,  divisione,  ordine  et  me« 

thodo  Physics.  4^  Lips.  16.£6. 
GERLACHIUS  (joh.  godolp.)  De  Dysenteria.  4«  Jen.  1667. 
GERLACHIUS  (melch^or)  De  Sole  et  Luna,  orationes  dua?.  12^ 

Wittberg.  1591. 
GERLAG  (gerardus)  De  rerum  divisione.  4®  Lug,  Bat.  1716. 
GERUNG  (geruard)  De  Viribus.  i^  Erf.  1675. 

De  Febribiis.  4«  Lug.  Bat.  1677. 

GERLINGIUS  (joh.)  De  Elemeutis  in  genere.    4»  Giess.  Ilass. 

1623. 
GERLINGS  (coRN.)  De  operis  povi  Nunciatione.    4°    Lug.  Bat. 

1720. 
GERUNGS  (herm.)  In  Vituperium  Mendacii.  i^  Ilarl.  1684. 
GERUNGS  (petr.)  De  Testamentis.  4^  Lug.  Bat.  1714. 
GERLINUS  (laur.  cualt.)  De  Modo,  Exercitatio  philosophica 

in  qua  prseipuas  ejus  significationes  eicpHcantur.     4*^  Witt. 

1623. 

De  Monstris.  4«  Witt.  1624. 

OERLOFF  (geo.)  De  transmutatione  morborum.  4<*  Hal.  Mat». 

1718. 
GERMAIN  {Lard  george)  Letter  to  Lord  Gcorge  Germjiin.   8<» . 

Lond.  1776. 
GERMAIN  (cHA.  DE  ST.)  L'Eschole  melhoclique  et  parfaite  dea 

Sages  Femmesou  L^artde  UAccouchement.  8®  Par.  1650. 
— —  Trait6  des  fausses  Couches.  b°  Par.  1G55. 

GERMAIN 


6  E  R 

GERMAIN  (cttA.  DE  ST.)  Le  Medeciti  Royal  &  CharitaWe.    8» 

Par.  1668. 
GERMAIN  (CLAUD.)  Orthodoxe,  ou,  de  TAbus  de  rAntimoine. 

4°  Par.  1652. 
*<■  Icon  Philosophise  occultae.  l^  Rottetd.  1678. 

GERMAIN  (jean)  v.  germano. 

-— — Quintessence  de  la  Chirurgie.  8°  Par.  1630. 

^ 8«  Par.  1640. 

ItaL  8«  i?om.  1674. 

GERMAIN  (mich.)  v.  mabillon. 

GERMAIN  {Mr.)  Le^ons  Anatomiques  &  Chirurgicales,  recueil* 

lies  par  Est.  JBmet  fol.  Par.  1612. 
GERMAIN  (m.  de  s.)  Pourtrait  d'Isabelle-Claire-Eugene  Infante 

d'Espagne.  4°  Par.  1650. 
GERMAIN  (s.)  Eveque  dc  Paris.     Sa  Vie.     4<>    Par.  Verard. 

1509. 
GERMAIN  (st.)  A  VieW  of  the  Court  of  St.  Germain,  from 

1690  to  1695,  vfiih  an  account  qf  the  Entertainmcnt  Protestants 

meet  with  there.  4°  Lond.  1696. 
GERMAN  (cHRisT.  st.)  v.  law, 
GERMAN  (georg.)  Computus  Ecclesiasticus.  4°  Brunsv.  1601. 

^^  Franc. 

GERMAN  HOTEL,  a  Comedy.  8^  Lond.  1790. 

GERMAN  (t.)  Great  Brit.  Triumphant  by  strengthening  the 

Navy.  8»  Lond.  1793. 
GERMANIA,  v.  freherus.  pistorius.  reuberus.  urstitius. 
— —  Diecci  Circoli  dell*  Imperio.  4^*  Ven.  1558. 
• Germanicarum  Rerum  Chronographi.     foL     Franc. 

1566. 

lUustrium  aliquot  GermanOrum  Carinina,  de  Christian- 


orum  Laniena,  aGalliae  Tyrannis.  4^  Vilna:.  1575. 

The  Estate  of  the  German  Empire,  with  the  descrip- 


tion  of  Germany.  4®  Lond.  1595. 

Concordata  Nationb  Germanicee  cum  S.  Sede  Aposto- 


lic&.  4«  Col.  Ag.  1597. 

Senatus  Deorum  de  prscsentibus  Germanise  miseriis. 


4«  1627. 
Dcscriptio  et  Historia  Germaniee.    16**  Lz^.  Bat.  ap, 

Eh.  1634. 

Historia  Teutscher  Handel  von  1617  bis  1643.  129 

News  from  Gcrmany.  Octr.  23.  i'^  1642. 

The  present  state  and  condition  of  Germany  between 

the  Imperialisis,  Swedes,  and  others.  4**  Lond.  1642. 

Germanorum  populi  votum  pro  pace.  4®  1643. 

CoUegium    Rehquorum    Imperii     Deputatorum 


CoUegium  Electorale  de  prsesenti  statu  Imperii,  Imperatore  eli- 
gendo,  eligendo  scribenda  iege,  annexis  aliis.  i^  1657. 

Collegium  Electorale  de  cligendo  Romanorum  Impera- 


tore.  4P  1657. 

Repetita  amica  in  Colleg.  Elect.  de  eligendo  Rom. 


Imp.  censura.  4^  1657, 

GERMANIA. 


G  E  R 

GERMANI A.  Response  d'un  Gentilhomme  Alleraand  a  un  neA 
Amy  Parisien  sur  deux  Lettres  tguchant  l'£lection  d'un 
nouveau  Empereur.  4^  1657. 

i^ Fr.  Lat.  4«*  1658. 


Leltre  d'un  Gentilhomme  Romain  a  ud  de  ses  Amys 

«  Franckfort  sur  le  sujet  de  TElection  d'un  nouveau  Em- 
pereur.  4»  1658. 

Lat.  40  1658. 


A  discourse  of  the  Empire  and  of  the  election  of  thc 


KinsroftheRomans.  8»  Lotid.  1658. 

•  Censura  Censurae  in  Collegium  Electorale  amicae. 


1658. 

Repetita  amica  in  Colleginm  Electorale  de  eligendo 

Romanorum  Imperatore  Censura,  cui  additum  est  responsum 
in  Censuram  Censurae  extemporaneum.  4® 

Suite  de  i'Europe  vivante,  ou  voyage  en  Allemagne.  4* 

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Reis  Befert,  odet  Wegweiser  durch  ober  et  nieder 


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Gruendlecher  Unterricht  vom  Ursprung  derer  7  Chnr 


Feursten  met  Vorstellung  der  Motiven  und  Ursachen  warum 
1648  deren  Anzahl  durch  Einfuhrung  des  Achten  Electorats 
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Acta  depositionis  Wenceslai  et  Electoris  Ruperti.    4* 


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1698. 

Nova  hteraria  Germaniae.  1703,  4,  5,  6.  9.  5  tom.    4» 


Hamb, 

Collection  of  Treaties  between  the  Emperor  of  Germany 

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Right  of  succession  to  the  Empire  of  Germany.    8* 


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State  of  the  Empire  on  the  death  of  the  late  Emperor 

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Imperii  competente  in  Districtu  Vicariali  ipsius  Jurisdictionis 
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reditary  and  elective.  8**  Lond.  1711. 

Europe  a  Slave  when  the  Empire  is  in  Chains.    8* 


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The  Groansof  Germany.  8*»  Lond.  1741. 

Memoires  Instructifs  sur  la  vacance  du  Trone  Imperial 


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Acta  Germanica,  or  thc  iiterary  Memoirs  of  Germany. 


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GERMANIA. 


6  E  R 

GERMANIA.  Impartial  Revicw  of  the  prcsent  Trouhles  ili 
Germany,  the  hattle  of  Dettingen^  and  the  present  plan  of  Po« 
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—  Abrege  chronologique  de  THistoire  d'Allemagne.    8^ 

Pflr.1754. 

'  Anecdotes  relating  to  our  af&irs  in  Germany.  8^  LimiL 


1762. 

De  origine  Germanorum.  4* 

Wappenbuchlein,  sive  Libellus  Scutorum  Regnorum  ae 


Statuum  Sacri  Romani  Imperii,  per  Virgilium  Solis.  4** 

•  Wappenbuch  des   Heiligen  Romischen   Reichs,  und 


allgemeiner  Christenheit  in  Europa.  fol. 
GERMANICUS  CiESAR,  t?.  aratus.  astrouomi  veteres.  bbau» 

FORT.  HYGINUS. 

GERMANICUS  (constant.)  r,  oldenburger. 

GERMANO,  V.  germanus. 

GERMANO  (adauctus  voict  a  st.)  Beschreibung  der  bisher 

bekannten  Bohmischen  Munzen.  3  tom.  4®  Prag.  1771. 
GERMANO  (gio.)  Trattato  intomo  aUe  Figure  Anatomiche. 

fol.  Nap.  1625. 
GERMANO  (giov.)  Vita,  Gesti,  e  Predittioni  del  glorioso  Padre 

S.  Malachia.  4»  Nap.  1670. 
■  Additione   Apologetico-Istorica    alle    Predittione  dej 

Padre  S.  Malachia.  4«  Nap.  1675. 
GERMANUS  (did.)  Epistola  novi  pra^servativi  Universalis  natur 

ralis.  13«  1681. 
GERMANUS  (dominicus)  de  Sihna.  Fabrica  Linguse  Arabic», 

cum  interp.  Lat.  &  Ital.  fol.  Rom.  1639. 
Fabrica  overo  Dittionario  della  Lingua  volgare.  Arab, 

&  Ital.  40  Rom.  1636. 
GERMANUS  (paulus)  De  recta  Pasch»  Observatione  et  de  Die 

Passionis  Christi.  fol.  Forosemp.  1513. 
GERMAR  (FRED.  HENR.)  Dc  Partu  difficili.  4«  Jen.  173Q, 
GERMBERGERUS  (h.)  v.  buxtorfius. 
GERMBERGIUS  (herman.)  Proverbia,  Somnia,  et  EpistolaB.  Gr. 

Lat.  8°  Bas.  1583. 
GERMON  (barth.)  v,  fontanini. 
— — De  veteribus  Regum  Francorum  Diplomatibus,  et  Artc 

sebernendi  antiqua  Diplomata  vera  a  falsis.  8*  Par.  1703. 

De  Veleribus   Haereticiis    Ecclesiasticomm  Codicun^ 


Corruptoribus.  8*»  P«r.  1713. 
GERMON  (r.  p.  b.)  v.  constaijt. 
GERMONIUS  (anast.)  Pomeridianse  Sessiones,  sive,  de  Linguae 

Latinae  Dignitate.  4*^  Jug.  Taur.  1580.' 
GERNER  (henr.)  Catalogus  Biblioihec»  GernerianaB.  8**  Havn. 

1789. 
GERNERUS    (adam)   Disp.   ex   lib.  10    Gafeni    de   methodo 

medendi :    continens  prteservationem,  ne  diaria^  in  hecticas 

transcant:    et  ipsarum  hecticarum  curationem.    4°    Argent. 

GERNERUS 


G  E  R 

GERNERUS  (and.)  DUp.  ex  lib.  ^Galeni  de  metliodo  medendi: 

continens  iiivestigationem  numeri  morbonim.  4°  Argent.  1634. 
GERNLER  (lucas)  Chri^Uiche  Lehr  und  Wahrnung-Predigt.  4» 

1663. 
Oratio  secularis  de  Academise  Basiliensis  Ortu  et  Pro- 

jrressu.  4P  Bas.  1660. 
GERNLERUS  (llcas)  r.  fiuxxoRFius. 
GEROLD  (JOH.JAC.)  Socrates.  4«  Argent.  1658. 
GERONIMO  (FR.)  de  la  Conception.    Cadiz  ilustrada.  fol.  Amst. 

1690. 
GEROSA  (fkancbsco)  La  Magia  transformatrice  dell'  Huomo  a 

mijfhor  stato.  4<>  Berg.  1608. 
GEIIRALD  (joseph)  A  convention^  the  only  means  of  saving  us 

from  ruin.  8*  Lond.  1794. 
Tryal  of  J.  Gerrald  for  High  Trcason,  before  the  High 

Courtof  Justiciary  at  Edinburgh.  S^  Edinb.  1794. 
GERRANS  (B.)  r.  benjamin. 
OERRARD  (john)   Tryall  of  Col.  John  Gerrard,  Mr.  Peter 

Vowell,  and  Mr.  Somerset  Fox.  4®  Lond.  1654. 
*  Speeches  of  Gcrrard  and  Vowell.  4®  Lond.  1654. 
Relation  of  the  dcath  of  Mr.  John  Gerrard,  who  was 

beheaded.  4«  Land.  1654. 
GERRARD  (johannes)  Siglariutn  Romanum.  4^  Lond.  1792. 
GERRESHELMIUS  (adolph.  frid.)  Disputatio  medica  exhibens 

egrum  Quartanarium.  4°  Franc.  ad  Od.  16S0. 

De  Delirio  ex  Ventriculo.  4«  Franc.  ad  Od.  1682. 

GERRISH  (martha)  Discourse  on  her  death  by  N.  Appleton* 

12«  1736. 
GERROND  (john)  Poems,  chiefly  in  the  Scottish  Dialect.     12* 

Glasg.  1802. 
GERSAINT  (e.  f.)   Catalogue  raisonne  de  Coquilles,  Insectes, 

Plantes,  &c.  8^  Par.  1737. 

■  Catalogue  raisonne  du  Cabinet  de  Mr.  Quentin  de 
Lorangere.  8^  Par.  1744. 

■  Catalogue  and  Description  of  the  Etchings  of  Rem- 
brandt-Van-Rhyn  with  some  Account  of  his  Life,  translated 
from  the  French^  with  additions  by  Messrs.  Helle  and  Glomy. 
8*  Lond.  1752. 

GERSDORP  (hans  van)  Das  Feldt  Buch.  &c.  4»  Franc.  1556. 

4»  Amst.  1593. 

4«  Amst.  1605. 

40  Harl.  1622. 

GERSEHNERUS(joH.oREG.)DeIgne.  4«  Witteb. 

GERSON  (r.  ben  schelomo)  Schaar  Haschamaim,  i.  e.  Porta 

Coeli.     Liber  Philosophicus.  4*^  Ven. 
GERSON  (r.  hazzaren)  Takkanoth,  i.  e.  Constitutioiies.     Liber 

Legalis.  4°  Ven.  1519. 
GERSONIUS  (joh.)  Opera.  4Partes.  fol.  Par.  1521. 

4  Partes.  fol.  Par.  1606. 

— Par.  3, 4,  fol.  Basil.  1517—18. 

GERSONIUS 


G  E  R 

GERSONIUS  (JOH.)  Des  dix  Commandemens  de  la  Loy.    4« 

Par.  1495. 
De  Imitatione  Christi  et  Contemptu  Mundi.    13®   Par. 

I49G. 

12«  Par.  1517. 


Modus  vivendi  omnium  Christi  Fidelium.     4®     Col^ 

1510. 

DeVita  Spirituali.  12»  Par.  1513. 

Geschict  und  'fhaten  des  Landtgraf&n  inn  Diiringen. 


4«  Numb.  1546. 

Harangue  au  Nom  de  rUniversite  de  Paris  devant  le 


Roi  Charles  VI.  8P  Par.  1561. 

Summa  Theologica  et  Canonica.  4«  Ven.  1587. 

Dc  discemcndis  veris  Visionibus  a  fakis,  et  de  Proba- 


tione  Spirituum.  8®  Helmst.  1692. 

Dialogus  de  Perfectione  Cordis.  8®^  Rheim, 

Opusculum  Tripartitum  de  precepUs  decalogi^  de  con- 


fessione  et  de  arte  moriendi.  4^ 
GERSTEN  (cHKisT.  ludov.)  Tentamina  Systematis  novi  ad  Mu- 

tationes  Barometri  ex  natura  Elateris  aerei  demonstrandas.  8^ 

Franc.  1732. 
GERSTENBERGIUS  (jacobus)  De  abstrusissima  et  difficillima 

qu8Bstione :  Qui  fiat  quod  imlti  ahhorrent  ab   esu  casei  f    4^ 

Barmst.  1607.  / 

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GERSTMANN    (bart.    flor.)     De    Peste,     4«     Lug.    Bat. 

1687. 
GERSTMANN  (flor.)  De  Cholera.  4«  Witt.  1620. 

De  Passione  Colica.  4«  Witt.  1623. 

De  Peripneumonia.  4^  Witt.  1622. 

De  sputo  Sanguinis.  4°  Witt.  1622. 

De  Ictero  flavo.  4<>  Gies.  Has.  1659. 

GERTHIUS  (john)  De  ascensione  Christi  in  co&lum :  ct  sessione 

ad  dcxtram  Patris  omnipotentis.  4®  Gies.  Has.  1606. 
GERTRUYDENBURG.     Secret  History  of  the  Gertruydenberg 

Negociation,  done  out  of  French.   8^  Lond.  1712. 

GERVAIS,   V.  GERVASIUS. 

GERVAIS  (m.  de  st.)  Memoires  bistoriques  qui  concernent  le 

gouvernment  de  Tunis.  8^  Par.  1736. 
GERVAISE  (arm.  fran.)  Histoire  de  Suger  Abbe  de  St.  Dennis. 

3  tomes.  12«  Par.  1721. 
GERVASIUS  Sanctus,  v.  saxius. 
GERVASIUS  (nic.)  Succedanea.  4°  Panorm.  1670. 
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Nap.  1673. 
Histoire  naturelle  &  politique  du  Royaume  de  Siain* 

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• . .  8»  Ratisb.  1700. 

GERVASIUS 


G  E  S 

GERVASIUS.   Tornacensis.    Divina  quatuor  Energumenorttm 

liberatio,  facta  apud  Suessiones  1582.  l"^  Par,  1583. 
GERVATIUS  (cAsp.)  v.  rubens. 
GERUNDENSIUS    Episcopus.    Paralipomena    Hispanie.    M, 

Grufiaia.  1545. 
GERWEN  (siMON  van)  De  Poenis.  4»  Lugd.  Bat,  1719. 
GERY  (THOMAs)  The  Fort  Royal  of  Christianity  defended.  12* 

Lond,  1657. 
The  decision  of  some  controversies  in  Religion.    12* 

Lond.  1657. 

'  Holy  meditations  upon  God.  12®  Lond,  1658. 

A  mirrour  for  Anabaptists.  12®  Lond.  1660. 

GERY  (wM.)  Proposals  for  reformation  of  abuses  and  subtleties 

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GESENIUS  (geo.)  De  suffbcatione  Uterina.  4®  Lug.  Bat.  1654. 
GESENIUSj(JOACH.)  ConcUifeionesPhvsicaB.  4®  Lejng.  1593. 
GESENiUS  (jusTLs )  De  Isrne  Purgatorio.  4°  Hclm.  1643. 

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GESLING  (richard)  Artificiat  firc  or  coal  for  the  rich  and  poor. 

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GESNER  (CONRAD.)  V.  jeu.ksvs.  cassiodorus.  chirurgia.  con- 

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De  compositione  Pharmacorum  secundum   locos  affectos,  ex 
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Catalogus  Plantarum.  Xa/.  Gr.  Germ.  Gall.  4*   Tigur, 

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Apparatus  et  delectus  simplicium  medicamentorum. 


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Historia  Animalium.  5  vol.  fol.  1551 — 8. 

3  lom,  fol.  Franc.  1602. 


Icones  animaUum  aquatilium,  quadrupedum  et  avium. 


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G  E  S 

GESNER  (coNRAD.)  Icones  Auimalium  quadrupedum»  vivipa- 
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Thier  buch.  fol.x  1563. 

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Vogelbuch.  fol.  Zur.  1557. 

Icones  avium.  foL  Tigur.  1560. 

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Icones  animalium  aquatilium,  cum  nomenclaturis  variis. 

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Fischer  buch.  fol.  Zur.  1563. 

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Thesaurus  Euonymi  PhiUatri  de  remediis  secretis.  8* 


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12<>  Lug.  1620. 
Enchiridion  rei  medicae.  12^  Tigur.  1555. 
Mithridates,  seu  de  diflferentiis  Linguarum.  12^  Tigur» 


l^  Tigur.  1610. 


Delunariis  herbis,  &c.  4^  Tigur.  1555. 
8«  Hr{fn.  1669. 


De  rerum  Fossilium,  Lapidum,  et  Gemmarum  Bguris  et 

simihtudinibus.  12«  Tigur.  1565. 

Vita  ejus  ab  J,  Simlero.  4«  Tig.  1566. 

Epistolse  medicinales.  4«  Tigur.  1577. 

De  quadrupcdibus  oviparis.  fol.  Franc.  1586. 

PhysicsB  meditationes,  cum  Annot.  per  C.  Wolphium» 


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GESNER  (FRiD.)  De  Adfectu  Pectoris.  4«  Hal.  Mag.  1710. 
GESNER  (JOHANNEs)  De  Petrificatis.  8®  Lugd.  Bat.  1758. 
GESNER  (JOH.  ALB.)  Historia  Cadmise  Fc^is  metallicae,  sive 

Cobalti  pars  prior.  4°  Berolini.  1744. 
GESNER  (joH.  JAc.)  V.  gessnerus. 

GESNER    (JOH.  MATTH.)  V.  HORATIUS.    PUNIUS.   RUSTICI. 

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Philopatris,  Dialo^  Lucianeus.  Gr.  Lat.  cum  Notis  ei 


Disput.  de  illius  ^tete  et  Auctore.  &^  Jen,  1715. 

Chrestomathia  Piiniana.  8°  Jen.  1723. 

Novus  linguse  et  eruditionis  Romanas  Thesauras. 


tom.  fol.  Lipa.  1749. 
GESNER  (PAULus)Disp.  septimaQuaestionum  illustrium  philoso- 

phicarum.  4«  Witt.  1607. 
QESNER  (salomon)  p.  oram. 

GESNER 


G  E  V 

GESNER  (salomon)  De  personis  sive  larvis^heliuatione  item,  nec« 

nondiurna  nocturnaque  divagatione,  inverecundis  jocis,  aleaque 

Bachantium.  4»  Wiii.  16G0. 
GESNERUS  (CAR.  phil.)   J.  M.   filius.     De  causa  grayitatift 

Redekeriana.  4«  Goitin.  1738. 
GESNERUS  (FRiD.)  De  adfectu  pectoris.  4«  Hal.  Mag.  1710. 
GESSELER  (ern.  wilh.)  De  Interpretatione  Legum.  4P  Harde- 

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GESSELIN  (jean)  Les  Anciens  et  renommes  Autheurs  de  la 

Medecine  et  Chirur^ie.  8*^  Par.  16S4. 
GESSELIUS  (hen.)  De  Pestis  piognosi  et  curatione.  4»  UUr. 

1640. 
GESSELIUS  (timannus)  De  Scorbuto.  4^  Lug.  Bat.  1612. 
GESSEN  (jo.)  De  Imitatione  Christi.  l^  Par.  1616. 
GESS1.ER  (joANNEs)  PrflBstantiora  contra  Pesiem  Remediaex 

antiquissimis  Medicis  excerpta.  12^  Ingolst,  1544. 
GESSNER  (SAL.)  The  Death  of  Abel,  transL  by  Mary  CoUyer. 

12»  Lond.  1761. 
GESSNER(JS  (joh.  jac.)  v.  aloysius.  rhell. 
Numismata  Regum  et  Populorum  Grscorum :  Impe* 

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GESTA  Romanorum.  foL 

' fol.  [ed.alt.1 

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Gesta  Dei  per  Francos.  2  tom.  fol.  Hanav.  1611. 

GE5UALDO  (filip.)  Plutosophia.  4»  Pad.  1592. 

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GESUALDO  (g.  a.)  v.  petrabcha. 

6ESVRES,    Marguis  de.    Procez  du  Marquis  de  Gesvres  et 

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1713. 

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GETHIN  (grace)  Lady.   Reliquice  Gethinianae.  4»  Land.  1700. 

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GEVAERTS  (joan.)  De  Emphyteusi.  4»  Lug.  Bat.  1717. 
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GEUDERUS  (JAC.)  De  Imperio  Ottomanico  evertendo,  et  Bello, 

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1601. 
GEUDERUS  (melch.  frid.)  v.  tawry. 
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l  GEUFFROY 


G  H  E 

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Lat.  per  W.  Godelevaeuro.  8^  Bas.  1573. 


Dialocrue  de  la  Teste  et  du  Bonnet,  trad.  de  Vltalien  dc 

Pandolpho  CoUcnuccio.  4°  Par,  1543. 
GEVIGLAND  (nat.  mar.  de)  An  Musculorum  intercostalium 

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GEULINCX  (ARN.)  De  Febribus.  4°  Lug.  Bat.  1658. 

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Annotata  majora  in  Prlncipia  Philosophiae  Renati  des 


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GEUSUVIUS  (sAM.)  An  semen  utrumque  patris  et  matris,  an 

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GEWOLDUS  (cHRisTOPH.)  Chronicon  Monasterii  Reichersper- 

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GEYN  (jAcoBus  de)  Waffen  Handlung  von  den  Roren,  Mus« 

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Gall  Belg.  Ang.  4"  Zutf.  1619. 

GEYTER  (cHRisT.  de)  De  Scorbuto.  4»  Lug.  Bat.  1711. 

GEZELIUS  (jAc.)  De  Cruce  Veterum.  8«  Upsal.  1692. 

GHALIGAIO,  V.  lionardo. 

GHEERTRUDENBERGHE,  v.  willughby. 

GHERARDI  (evariste)  Le  Theatre  Italien.  3  tom.  129    Par. 

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GHERINX  (piiilippe)  Description  des  Fontaines  acides  de  Spa, 
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Lat.  a  Tho.  Ryetio.  S"*  Leod.  1593. 

GHERLI  (fulv.)   I  Medicamenti  posti  alla  Pietra  del  Paragone. 

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GHESQUIERUS 


G  H  O 

GHESQUIERUS  (josephus)  Acta  Sanctonim  Belgii  selecta.  5 

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GHETALDUS  (makinus)  Promolus  Arcliimedis,  seu  de  variis 

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feHEZZI  (giuseppe)  Le  Ponipe  dell'  Academia  del  Discgno,  dal 

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Carmina  in   Promotionc  Pbil.   ThomsE:  Howardi    ad 


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GHINIUS  (coNSTANT.)   Sanctonim   Canoniconim   Natales.   4** 

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GHIRARDELLI  (cio.  battista  piltppo)  II  Constantino,  Tra- 

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GHISi  (piLip.)  Giuditio  di  Paride.  4«  Ven.,  1594. 
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Consiglio  a  Consiglieri.  4«  Mil.  1602. 

GHISLERUS  (jos.')  Oratio  de  Medicinae   Laudibus.   4»    Rom. 

1597. 
GHISTELE  (joos.  van)  Voyage.  4«  Ghent.  1575. 
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GHOST. 


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fear  of  Ghosts  and  other  irrational  apprehensions.  8^  Lond, 

1791. 

GHUTE   (gF.O.)  V.    CAMBINI. 

GHYLES  (tho.)  A  description  of  the  Joint  Sickness,  or  Gout. 

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GHYS  (MAR.)  De  Variohs.  4P  Lug.  Bat.  1676. 
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De  HaBUioptoe.  4P  Lug.  Bat.  1667. 

GIABER  Arnbs.  v.  geber. 

GIACHETTl   (JOANN.)  Iconologia  Salvatoris  et  Karilogia  PraD- 

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F.  Giacomelli.  8«  Massa.  1717. 
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GIAMBELLI    (cipriano)     II  Trattato  deU'   Anima.  4«  Trcv. 

1594. 
GIAMBULLARI  (p.  fran.)  De'l  Sito,  Forma,  e  Misure,  dello 

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Lezzioni.  8«  Fir.  1551. 

De  la  linfifua  che  si  parla  et  scrive  in  Firenze  con  uno 

Dialogo  de  G.  B.  Gelli.  8<»  Fir.  1551. 

Historia  deU'  Europa.  4«   Ven.  1566. 


GIANELLA  (carlo)   Saggio  di  Medicina  Teorico-pratica.  8* 

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GIANGOLINO  (carlo)  da  Fano.  Anatomia  deU'  Imperio  Ot- 

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■  Hedengrafia,  ouero  Descrittione  del  Paradiso  terrcstre. 

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trice  et  Speciebus  intdhgibiUbus.  De  Daemonibus,  et  Mentibug 

a  Materia  separatis.  4«  Ferrar.  1615. 
. Disputationes  AristotelicsB  de  Substantia  Coeli.  4«   Ven. 

1618. 
GIANNETTASIUS,  v.  parthenius. 
GIANNONE  (piETRo)  Istoria  civile  del  Regno  di  Napoli.  4  tom. 

4«  JSap.  1723. 

4  tom.  4«  Palm.  1762. 

GIANNONE 


G  I  B 

CIANNONE  (piETRo)  Anecdotes  Ecclesiastiques^  contenant  fet 
Intrigues  de  la  Cour  de  Rome  &  leurs  U^urpations  sur  le  Tem- 
porel  des  Souverains,  tir^es  de  PHistoire  du  Royaume  de 
Naples  de  Gianuone.  8^  Afnst,  1738. 

-  Opere  Postume.  4®  Palm,  1760. 

GIANNOTri  (DONATo)  Della  Republica  di  Vinetia.  12*  Ram. 
1543. 

12«  Vm.  1G30. 

S^ 


■Della  Republica  Fiorentina.  8^  Ven,  1729. 


GIANT.     A  coliection  of  curious    advertisements  relative  to 

Giants,  &c.  4® 
The  wonder  of  our  times :  being  the  relation  of  the 

body  of  a  Giant  digM  up  at  Brockford  Bridge  near  Ipswich. 

4^  Lond,  1651. 
■  ■  ■        —  Account  of  the  Giants  lately  discovered.     12*  Lmd. 

1776. 
GIANLmO«(HORATio)  Maniera  di  giuocar'  d  Scacchi.  4<^  Turin. 

1597. 
GIAKDA  (p.  CHRisTOPH.)  Bibliothecae  Alexandrinae  Icones  Sym- 

boHcce,  Elogiis  illustrdtap.  4®  MedioL  1628. 
GIARDINA  (cAjETANus)  De  recta  Mcthodo  citandi  Authores  ct 

Authoritates.  12<>  Panorm,  1718. 

GIATINNO  (J.  B.)  V,  PALLAVICINO. 

GIAVARA   (don  antonio)  Aviso  de'  Favoriti,  e  Dottrina  dc 

Cortegiani,  tradotta  dal  Spagn,  8*  Ven,  1562. 
GIB  (adam)  SacredContempiations.  ^  Edin,  1786. 
GIBBES  (cHARLEs)  Sermons.    4°  Lond.  1677- 

GIBBE81US,  V.  GHIBBESIUS. 

GIBBON  (e.)  Inventory  of  his  propeity.  M.  Lond,  1721. 
GIBBON  (edward)  v.  davis.  hayley.  whitaker. 

Essai    sur    TEtude   de   la   Litterature.    12®   Londr, 

1761. 

The  flistory  of  the  Decline  and  Fall  of  the  Rom&n  Em- 


pire.  4"  Lond,  1771. 

'• 6  vol.  4«  Lond,  1776. 

Abridged.  2  vol.  8®  Lond.  1789. 


Rcmarks  on  the  two  last  Chapters  of  the  Hi«itory  of 

the  Declinc  and  Fall  of  the  Roman  Empire.  8®  Tjond.  1776. 

A  few  Remarks  on  the  History  of  the  Dechne  and  Fall 


of  thc  Roman  Empire.  8®  Lond,  1778. 

•  A  Vindication  of  some  Passages  in  the  15th  and  16th 


Chaptcrs  oi  the  History  of  the  Decline  and  Fall  of  the  Roman 
Empire.  S^  Lond,  1779. 

•  A  short  Appea]  to  the  Public,  by  the  Gentleman  who 


is  particularly  addresscd  in  Uie  Postscript  of  the  Vindication  of 
some  Passages  in  the  I5th  and  16th  Chapters  of  the  History  of 
the  Declineand  Fall  of  the  Roman  Empire.  8«  Land.  1779. 

Miscellaneous  Works,  with  notes  by  John,  Lord  Shef- 


field.  2  vol.  4»  Lend,  1796. 

GIBBON 


G  I  B 

GIBBON  (lloyd)  On  the  use  of  anatomical  Stays.  12*  Breni' 

ford,  1809. 
GIBBON  (Mr.)  Speech  which  he  had  intended  to  have  spoken 

on  the  scaffold.  4<>  1651. 
GIBBON  (dr.  n.)  TheTender  for  the  reconciliation  of  diflerences 

in  the  Christian  Church.  fbl. 
GIBBONS-(j.)  Poem  on  the  death  of  the  Revd.  M.  Andrews.  8* 

Lond,  1750. 

Sermon  on  his  death.  8^  Lond.  1764. 

^ Sermon  on  his  death,  by  G.Craner,  towhich  areadded 

bis  confession  of  faith,  and  a  Sermon  on  the  nature  of  the  Gos« 

pel.  8«  Lond.  1766. 
GIBBONS  (Mr.)  v.  love. 

GIBBONS  (NATH.)  Sermon  on  his  death.  8<*  Lond.  1764. 
GIBBONS   (robt.)    Articles  of  Impeachment  agajnst  Col.  R. 

Gibbons  and  Capt.  Richd.  Yeardley.  4*»  Lond.  1659. 
GIBBONS  (thos.)  v.  bryan.  parsons. 

Elegy  on  W.  Beldam.  8°  Lond.  1746. 

■"  The  Mourners  complaint  considered  and   apphed,  a 

Funeral  Sermon  on  Wm.  Beldam.  8°  Lond.  1746. 

Elegy  on  the  Revd.  P.  Goodwin.  ^  Lond.  1748. 

Poem  to  the  Memory  of  Master  J.  Pitts.    8^.  Lond, 


1749. 


Elegiac  Ode  on  M.  Andrews.  8"  Lond.  1750. 

— —  Divine  conduct  vindicated^  or  the  operations  of  God 

shewn  to  be  the  operations  of  Wisdom :  being  two  Funerai 

Sermons  on  Revd.  S.  Davies.  8°  Lond.  1761. 

■  The  divine  glories  displayed  in  babes  and  sncklings ;  a 


ermon  on  the  death  of  N.  Gibbons.  8°  Lond.  1764. 

-Verscii  to  the  Memory  of  the  Rev.  G.  WhitHeld.  8* 


Lmd.  1771. 

The  character  and  blessedness  of  the  righteous  repre- 

sented  in  a  Sermon  on  the  death  of  \^.  Cromwell,  Esqr.  with 
memoira  of  the  Cromwell  family.  ^  Lond.  1773. 

The  remembrance  of  our  Creator  in  the  days  of  our 


youth  opened  and  enforced  in  a  Sermon  on  the  death  of  T 
Wilton.  8»  Lond.  1780. 

Sermon  on  his  death.  8®  Lond.  1785. 

Poem  on  his  death  by  R.  Piercy.  8«  Lond.  1785, 


GIBBONS  (tho.)  Rhetoric.  8»  Lond.  1767. 

'  Memoirs  of  pious  Women.  3  vol.  8^  Lond,  1777. 

^  Memoirs  of  the  Rev.  Isaac  Watts  D.  D.    8°    Lond. 

1780. 
GIBBONS  (wM.)  The  blessedness  of  dying  in  the  Lord  con- 

sidered  in  a  Funeral   Sermon  on  W.  Langford.    8^    Lond. 

1775.  ^ 

GIBBONUS  (joH.)    Introductio  ad  Latinam  Blasoniam.    An 

Essay    to    a    more    correct    Blason    in    Latine.     8°    Lond. 

1682. 
GIBBS  (ann)  Her  Funeral  Sermon.  12°  Lond.  1705, 

GIBBS 


G  I  B 

GIBBS  (d«.)  Ob^nrations  of  various  eminetit  Ciires  of  the  King'i 

Evil.  8»  Lofid.  1712.      * 
filBBS  (j.)  Funeral  sermon  for  W.  Hartley.  ^  Land.  1698. 
GIBBS  (jAMBs)  Rules  for  drawing^  the  several  Parts  of  Arcbitec* 

ture.  fol.  Lond,  1739. 

.  fol.  Lond.  1738. 


■  Bibliotheca  Radcliviana,  of  a  short  Descriptioii  of  the 

:  Raadifib  Librafy  at  Oxford.  fol.  Lond.  1747, 
iS^IBBS  (PHiL.)  Fuiieral  sermon  on.  ,12*  Lond.  1705. 
GIBBS  (PHiLip)  Baeay  towards  a  farther  Improvement  of  Short 

Hand.  89 
■*  An  historical  Account  of  compendious  and  swift  Writ- 

ing.  8<^  Ldnd.  1736. 

A  Letter  to  the  Corigregation  of  Protestant  Dissentera 


at  Hackney.  .8«  Lond.  1737. 

-  Explications  and  Defences  of  his  Letter  to  the  Congre- 


•    gationof  ProtestantDissentersatHackney.  8®  Lond.  1740. 
GIBBS  (wM.)  Funeral  Sermon  on  Revd.  £dwd.  Reynolds.   4<» 

L<W.l699. 
GIBONAIS  (artur  de  La)  Maximes  pour  conserver  l^Union 

dans  les  Compagnies.  ^  Nant.  1714. 
GlBERT  (bAlt^asar  gibert)  Response  a  la  Lettre  d'un  Juriste. 
.     12*  Par.  1703. 
GIBERT  (b.  j.)  Jugemensdes  Savans  sur  Auteurs,  qui  ont  traite 

de  b  Rnetorique.  Suite  des  Jugemens  des  Savans  de  Bailiet. 

Svol.  8»  Par.  1713— 19. 
GIBERT  (M.  E.)  Observations  sur  les  Ecrits  dc  M.  de  Voltaire, 

principalement  sur  la  Rcligioii.  dtomes.  12^  Lond.  1788. 
GIBRALTAR,  v.  garrison.  navy. 
■  Considerations  upon  the  approaching  Peace,  and  thc 

Importance  of  Gibraltar  to  the  British  Empire.  8^^  Lond.  1720. 
Leiter  to  the  Independent  Whig  on  the  Considerations 


uponthe  approaching  Peace,  &c.  8^  Lond.  1790. 

Gibraltar,  a  Poem.  4®  Lond.  1727. 

•  Some  Queries  on  the  Minutes  of  the  Council  of  War 


held  at  Gibrallar.  S^  Lond.  1757. 

A  Poem  on  the  grand  Attack  on  Gibraltar,  Septr.  13, 


1782. 

4»  Lond.  1787. 


GIBSON  (COL.)  P.  EUSTACE. 

GIBSON    (edmund)   Bp.  qf  London.  v.  cambdi^n.   chandlsr. 

,     FRESNE.   JOHNSON.    QUINTILIANUS.    SfiAQRAVE.  ^ 

■  Chronicon  Saxonicum.  4®  Oxon.  1692. 

— — ^—  Librorum  Mss.  in  Bibliothecis  Tenesoniana  et  Dugda- 

•   liaiia  Catalogus.  4*  Oxon.  1692. 

Against  speakmg  evil  of  Princes,  and  those  in  authority 


under  them :  an  Amze  Sermon.  4^  Lond.  1706. 

Codex  Juris  Ecclesiastici  Anglicani.  2  vol.  fol.  Lond, 


1713. 

An  Apology  for  Dr.  Codex.  8«  Lond.  1734. 

VouIIL  K  GIBSON 


G  IB 

GIBSON  (edmcnd)  Letter  to  Dr.  Codex,  on  the  ISubjccl  6f  K^ 
modest  Instruction  to  the  Crown.  8®  Lond.  1734. 

■  Authentick  Memoirs  of  thc  Life  and  Conduct  of  Ifct 

Codex  from  his  infancy  to  the  present  Tiine.  8®  Lond.  1734.  • 
-  Examination  of  the  Scheme  of  Church  Power  laid  douii 


in  the  Codex  Juris  Anglicani.  8®  Lond.  173^. 
8«  Lond.  1736. 


' Answer  to  the  Examinatiolv  of  the  Scheme  of  Church 

Power  laid  down  in  the  Codex  Juris  Anglicani.  8^  Lxmd.  17301 
Religion  the  best  security  to  Church  and  State:  aii 


Assize  Sermon.  4*^  Lond.  1715. 
The  peculiar  excellency  and  reward  of  supporting 

schools  of  Charity,  a  Sermon.  8®  Lond,  1716. 

— Charge  at  his  primary  Visitation.  4**  1717. 

The  causcs  of  the  discontents  in  relation  to  the  Plag^ue. 


4»  iw.mi. 

Directions  to  the  Clergy  of  his  Diocese  in  the  ycar 

1724.  40  Lond. 

8«  Lond.  1738, 


— Letler  from  a  Parishioner  of  St.  Clcroents  Dbnes  to  Ed^ 

mund  Lord  B.  of  London,  occasioned  by  his  Lordship's  caustng 
the  picture  over  the  Altar  to  be  taken  down.  8*  Lmid.  1735.  - 
Two  Lett^rs  to  the  Masters  and  Mistresses  of  Familie& 


in  the  English  Families  abroad.  4^  Lo»d.  1727. 

Pastoral  Letter,  occasioned  by  some  Writings  in  Favour 


of  Infidelity.  8^  Lond.  1728. 

•  Addresi^  to  the  Inhabitants  of  London  and  Westminster 


in  relation  to  a  Pastoral  Letter  by  the  Bishop  of  London.  8^ 
Lond.  1729. 

8«  Lond.  1730. 


I/jtter  to  the  Bishop  of  London,  occasioned  by  the 

Abuse  of  a  Passage  in  his  Pastoral  Letter.  8^  Lond.  1730. 

Second  Vindication  of  his  Pastoral  Letier.  8^  Lond. 


1730. 

-^  Plea  fbr  humen  Reason.  4<»  Lond.  1730. 

Second  Pastoral  Letter,  occasioned  by  the  Plea.    8*^ 


Lond.  1730. 

-  Vindication  of  a  Passage  in  the  second  Pastoral.  8^ 


Lond.  1734. 

A  Letter  to  the  Bishop  of  London  from  an  InbabitanC 


ofthe  LeewardCaribbee  Islands.  ^  I«ofi(f.  1730. 

>  A  Question  proposed  by  the  Author  of  the  Address^ 


considered.  8^  Lond.  1730. 

Third  Pasioral  Letter.  8»  Lond.  1731. 

Calumny  no  Conviction,  being  a  Vindicatioa  of  the 


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GEFFORDB 


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GILLOT  D£  SAINCTONGE  {Mad.)  v.  antonius  I.  PoriugalH^ 

Rex. 
-CILLOTIUS  (j.)  V.  BAnuus  Magnus. 

OILLY  (saRAH)  V.  WOOLNOUGH. 

•GILPIN  (bern.)  Sermon  before  King  Edwd.  VI.  1559.  4«  Lond. 

-T ViU,  a  Geo.  Carleton.  4»  Lond.  1628. 

. : Jng.  12«  Lond.  1636. 

Life  by  W.  Gilpin.  8«  Lond.  1753. 

GILPIN  (g.)  V.  MARNIX.  rabbotenu. 
GILPIN  (j.)  V.  ATK-1NSON.  FLETCHER. 

GILPIN  (john)  The  Quakers  shaken.  4<>  Netvc.  1653. 

—  Answer  to  the  Book  published  in  his  Name^  and  sub- 
scribed  by  the  Priest  of  Kendal.  49  Lond.  1655. 

GILPIN  iMrs.)  Her  retum  from  Edmouton.  8»  Lond. 
GILPIN  (r.)  The  comforts  of  divine  love,  a  Serraon  on  the  death 

of  Revd.  T.  Manlove.  12«  Lond.  1700. 
<5ILPIN  (Rtc.)  De  hysterica  Passione.  4»  Lug.  Bat.  1676. 
GILPIN  (wiluam)  Lifeof  Bem.Gilpin.  8»  Lond.  1753. 
Life  of  Hugh  Latimer,  Bishop  of  Worcester.  8°  Lond. 

1755. 

%^  Lond.  17S0. 


V^^i.  III.  l.  OWSYSV 


G  I  O 

GILPIN  (william)  Life  of  John  Widiff  and  tbe  most  emfnenC  ef 

hifi  disciples.  8'  Lond.  1765. 
•— —  An  Exposition  of  the  N*  Testament.  4<>  Lond.  1790.  . 

■  Funeral  Sermon  and  life  of  W.  Baker.     12"    Lond, 

1791. 

Moral  Contrasts:  or  ihe  powerofReligion  exemplified. 


8»  Lym:  1798. 

Explanation  of  the  duties  of  Religion  for  tlie  use  of 


Boldre  School.  l^  %m.  1798. 

Sermons  to  a  Coimtry  Congregation.  3  vols.  8®  Load. 


1799—1803. 

GILSON  (DAN.)  V,  SLATBR. 

GIIJSON  (DAV.)  Sermons.  8»  Land.  1788. 
GILSON  (THos.)  Funeral  Sermon  on.  4»  Lond.  1680. 
GIMMA  (giacinto)  Elogi  Accademici  deila  Societa  degli  Spen* 

sierati  di  Rossano.  2  vol.  4<^  Nap.  1703. 
'  Idca  della  Storia  deir  Italia  Letterata.  3  tom.  4®  Nap. 

1723. 
GIMONT  (PALL  de)  Advis  sur  TAppel  interject^  par  Emond 
«Richerde  la  censure  de  son  livre  De  ecclcsiastica  ct  poliiica 

potestaie.  8«  1612. 
GINAMMI  (marco)  v.  casas. 
GINAMMI  (tinc.)  v.  fiammarblli. 

GINANJ^l  (fran.)  Istoria  Civile  e  Naturale  delle  Pineti  Raven- 
,     nati.  4»  Rotn.  1774. 

GINCKLE  (         )  Lieut.-General.    A  relation  of  a  Victory  ia 
"  Ireland  under  the  command  of  Li6ut.-General  Ginckle.    fol. 

1691. 
GINGUCUTT  (john)  An  account  of  his  Treatise  on  the  scold- 

ii^  of  the  Ancients.  ^  Lond.  1731. 
GINKLE  (godart)  Earl  qf  Athlone.    A  meinorial  in  hebalf  of 

Godart  Earl  of  Athlone^  and  the  Protestant  purchasers  under 

him.  fo). 
GINN  (BLiz.)  FuneralSermoo.  8»  Lond.  1738. 
GINNOR    (sarah)     The  Woman^s  Almanack.      12«     Lond. 

1659. 
GIOBERTI  (lorenzo)  La  prima  Parte  de  gli  Errori  popolari, 

trad.  dal  France^c  da  Alberto  Luchi.  4®  Fir.  1592. 
GIOERIDA  (siTTi  MAANi)  della  Valkt  r.ROccHi. 

GIOLITO  (g.)  V.  RIBADENEIRA.  SANNAZARIO. 

GIOLO  (prince)  Account  of  him.  4»  Lond.  1692. 
GiONANNINI  (girolamo)  r.  franco. 

GIORGI  (a.)  V.  HERO. 

GIORGI  (fed.)  Del  Modo  di  conoscere  i  buoni  Falconi>.Aatori« 

e  Sparavieri.  8<>  Ven.  1558. 

l^  Miian.  1645. 

GIORGI  (gaston  giuseppe)  Giunta  di  varie  Lettere  dissertato- 

rie^  &c.  relative  alla  Lezione  Accitdemica  di  Antonio  Vallisneri, 

intomorOriginedelleFontane.  4»  Ven.l726. 
GIORGIUS  (matt.)  Elementa  ScientisB  naturdis.    4«    Luat, 

1707. 

GIORGIUS 


6  I  a 

010R6IUS  («ATT.)  TklV  Arte  piccola  di  medicare.    I2f^    Qau 

1709. 
GIORNALE.    Giomale  Veneto  de  Letterali  per  1' Aniio  1670  au 

1690.  4«  Vcn. 
— —  Giomale  de  Letterati  di  Pamia  per  T Aono  1666,  7,  8, 

9, 90,  96.  9  tom.  4f^  Parm. 

•  Gioraali  di  Ferrara  overo  Atti  eruditi  de  Letterati.  4' 


Ferrar.  1689. 

'■ Giornale  de'  Letterati  del  1693.  4»  Mod. 

Giornale  de  Letterati  d'Iulia.  36  tom.  W  Ven.  1710 


—34. 

■■■  Suppleroenti  al  Giornale  de  Letterati  d'Italia.  2  tom.. 

12»  1722. 
—— —  Osservazioni  letterarie,  chc  possopo  servir  di  Continu** 

azione  al  Giomal  de  Letterati  d'Italia.  6  tom.  8^  Veron.  1737 

—40. 
— '  Giomale  de*  Letterati  pubblicato  in  Firenze.  2tom. 

12»  Fir.  1742-3. 
■  Giomale  de'  Letjterati  publicato  col  Titolo  di  NoTelle 

letterarie  Oltromontane.  12  tom.  4<»  J?aifi.  1742 — 55. 
GIOT  (JOH.  FR.)  An  vita  Magnetigmus?   4«  Par.  1713. 
GIOVANNI  D'AUSTRIA  (d.)  v.  cm^^ccaouo. 
GIOVANNI   (Giov.  Di)   L^Ebraismo  della  Sicilia.  4*  PaUrmo, 

1748. 
GIOVANNI  (JER.)  Fiormino,    II  Pecorone.  8»  Fni.l55B- 
GIOVE.    Sentenza  di  Giove  tra  TAquila  et  il  Leone.  4<* 
GIOVENNAZZI,  v.  uvius. 
GlOyiO^  V,  Jov;iJS.  cELLi. 
GIOVIO  (PAOLo)  Commentarii  delle  cose  de  Turchi,di  P.  Giovio» 

e^  Andn»  Gambini»  ^n  gli  fatti,  et  la  vita  |di  ^canderbeg.    12*. 

Vin.ap.Ald.  1541, 
GIOVITA  (ST.)  V.  aossf . 

GIPHANIUS  (OBERT.)  V.  ALCIATO.  HOMERU8. 

'  Commentarii  in  Aristotelis  Politica.  8®  Franc.  1608i.     ' 

4  Commentarii  iii  Aristotelis  Etbica.  8^  Franc.  1608. 

GIPPS  (geo.)  A  Sermon  preached  before  God  and  from  hin»  to 

the  House  of  Commons  at  a  Fast  4^  Lond.  1645. 
GIPS  (gisb.)  De  Polypo  cordis.  4»  Lug.  Bat.  1735. 
GIRAC  (sB.  de)  ^esponse  a  la  Defense  des  Oeijvres  dc  M.  d^ 

Voifure,  fait^par  M.  Costar.  4»  Par.  1655. 

8*  Leyd.  1660. 

GIRAFFI  (ales.)  Le  Rivolutioni  di  Napoli.  \lf  1647. 

r— rililg/.  byJamenHowel).  12*  Lond.  1650, 

8«  Lond.  1664. 

CIRALDI  (GiOYJtv.  battista)  Cinihio.    Discorsi  intpmo  al  com^ 

Srrede  i  Romanzi,  delleComedie,  e  delJe  Tragedie,  e  di  ahre 
miere  di  Poesie.  4P  Vin.  1554. 

Hcrcole.  4»  Mod.  1557. 

Heccatommilhi.  IL  part.  8**  Mo/?/e /?^.  1565. 

-, '- — ■ 8*  Ven.  1566. 


i&  I  R 

GIRALDI  (giovan.  *attista)  Heccatommithi.  II.  Part.  4^  Vhu 

1593. 

Orbecche,  Tra^edia.  12*  1583. 

Commentario  Delle  Cose  di  Ferrara,  et  de  Principi  da 

Este,  trad.  di  Lai.  da  L.  Domenichi.  \9f*  Ven. 
GIRALDI  (guliano)  Esequie  d'Arrigo  Quarto  Re  di  Francia. 

fol.  Firenze,  \6l6. 
GIRALDINI  (piER.  FRANC.)  Discorso  sopra  la  Pietra  Belzuar 

Minerale.  4»  Fir,  1626. 
6IRALDUS  Cambrenns.  v.  anglia. 
■                Itinerarium  Cambrise.   13**  Lond.  1585. 
^ — »-— Ang.  by  Sir  Richd.  Colt  Hoare,  Bart.  3  ?o!. 

4«  Lond.  1806. 
GIRAM   (JOANNES  Roiz)  Historia  Japonnensis  anni  1624.    4* 

Mog.  1628. 
GIRARD   (alb.)    Invention  nouvelle  en   Algebre.    4"    Amsi, 

1629. 
GIRARD  (antoine)  Tableau  des  Mysteres  de  rHeliotrope,  Tir6 

8Ur  le  dessein  du  P.  H.  Drexelius  et  mis  en  son  Jour.  par  A  Gi* 

rard.  12«  Par.  1640. 
GIRARD  (bern.  de)  Seigncur  du  Haillon.  p.  cadiere.  probus. 
Dc  la  Fortune  &  Vertu  de  la  France.      12*    Par. 

1570. 

De  Petat  et  succez  des  affiures  de  France.    4^   Par., 


1572. 

80  Par.  1609. 

8<>  Par.  1613. 


Histoire  sommaire  des  Comtes  et  Ducs  d^Aniou.     ^** 

Par.  1572. 

Recueil  d'Advis  et  Conseils  sar  les  Afikires  d^Estat^ 


tirfe  des  Vies  de  Plutarque.  4«  Par.  1578. 

L'Hi8toire  de  France.  2  tom.  ^  158a 

Histoire  de  la  Vie  du  Duc  d^Espernon.    4  tom.     12^ 


Par.  1730. 
GIRARD  (franc.)  Vivunt  ne  longius  ac  felicius  qui  juniores 

ineant  c<mnubium  ?  4*  P<ir.  1675. 
Est  ne  »ger  ad  Xi^olo/uua»  babieo  praeparandus  ?     4*^ 

Par.  1675. 

An  magnis  lienibus  ferrum  ?  4*  Par.  1675. 

GIRARD  ( JACQ.  FRANC.)  Traite  des  Armes,  orne  de  Figures.    4^ 

Par.  1736.  i 

GIRARD  (JACQUES  DE  TORNUS)  V.  BACON.  HERMETICA. 

— ^ Des  choses  merveiUeuses  en  Nature,  traduit  en  Fran^ois. 

12°  Lyon.  1557. 
GIRARD  (JOH.)    Enchiridion  philosophicum'   ad  mentem  D. 

Thom».  8«  Pictav.  1670. 
Enchiridion  physicum  ad  mentem  D.  Thomae.  8®  Pic' 

toD.  1674. 
GIRARD  (j.  B.)  Recueil  des  Pieces  de  srai  Procez  avec  Demoi- 

aelle  Cath.  Cadiere.  5  tom.  8<>  Aix,  173L 

GIRARD 


G  I  S 

GIRARD  (piULiPPEs)  Quelque  chose.  8^  Par,  1587. 
GIRARDI  (ant.)  Discorso  intorno  alle  Cose  dclla  Guerra,  con 

iina  Oratione  della  Pace.  4*^  Fen.  1568. 
GIRARDI  (PELicE  p.)  Diario  delle  Cose  piu  iUustri  scguite  ne| 

Mondo.  4^  Nap.  1653. 
GIRARDON  (PR.)  Gravures  de  ses  Oeuvres  &  de  8on  Cabinet  & 

Galerie,  par  Charpentier,  &c.  fol.  Par. 
GIRAVA  (HiERON.)  Cosmonrraphia.  4P  Mil  1556. 
GIRBERTUS  (elisaus)  De  incendio  sylvatico  prope  Schmide^ 

ber^m.  4^  Witteh.  1659. 
GIRDLER  (j.  s.)  Ob8er\'ations  on  forestaHing^  regrating  and  In* 

rissing^  with  a  list  of  the  statutes  relating  to  those  offences^ 
Lond.  1800. 
GIRELLUS  (hieron.)  Adversus  Quffistionem  M.  A.  Zimar»  de 

Speciebus  inteUigibilibus.  4^  Ven,  1561. 
GIRNT  (JER.)  De  hypochondriaca  Afiectione.  4^  Witt.  1088. 
GIROLAMI  (pl.)  Nuova  Minera  d'Oro.  4»  Ven,  1590. 
GIROLAMO  (s.)  Epistole  tradotte  di  Latino,  di  Gio.  Fr.  Zeffi. 

4»  Vcn,  1562. 
GIRON  (diego  soria)  Fabnca  de  la  Esperiencia.    4^    Nap. 

1649. 
GIRON  (j.  pelix)  Origen^  y  primeras  Poblaciones  de  Espaiiai 

&c.  4«  CordAG^. 
GIRSCHNERUS  (joac  sigism.)  De  erroribus  circa  Venena  vul- 

garibus.  4«  Hal.  Mag.  1718. 
4«  Hal.  Mag,  1719. 

GIRY  (M.)  V.  PLATO. 

GISBERTI  (DOMENico)  Le  Gare  dell'  Isero  e  della  Dora.    4« 

3Ion.  1666. 
La  Casa  d'Acquario,  Festa  inaugiirale,  &c.    4®    Mon. 

1669. 

I  Colori  geniali.  Tomiamento  di  Luce.  4^  Mon.  1669. 


GISBICE  (PAULLus  \)  Schediasmata.  &  LttgdJBat,  1598. 
GISBORNE  (john)  The  vales  of  Wever,  a  Poem.    4»  Lond. 

1797. 
GISBORNE  (thos.)  An  cnquiry  into  the  duties  of  Men.  3  vols. 

8*  1795. 

Walks  in  a  Forest.  8«  Lond.  1796. 

12«  Lond.  1797. 

An  enquiry  into  the  duties  of  the  Female  Sex.    8* 

Land.  1797. 

Pitcms.    Sacred  and  Moral.  12®  Lond.  1798. 

A  Familiar  Survey  of  the  Christian  Religion,  and  of 


History  as  connected  with  Christianity.  8^  Lond,  1799. 
Sermons.  2  vol.  8»  Lond.  1802. 


GISCAFERIUS  -(gul.)  De  Febrium  Natura  et  Curatione.    8^ 

Par.  1581. 
GISELERUS  (laur.)  Observationes  medicc  de  Peste  Brunsvi- 

censi  anui  1657.  4<^  Brunsv.  1663. 

GISELINUS^  P.  PRUDENTIUS. 

GISLO 


G  L  A 

GISLO  (jACOBus)  Chronologia.  4»  1593. 

GIUDELLI  (LuiGi)  Vita  del  Dottore  Boerhaave,  tradotU  dall' 

Idioma  Inglese.  ^^  Nap.  1762. 
GIUDICCIOLO   (LEVANT.)  Antidoto  della  Gelosia.     8«     F«u 

1565. 
GIUDICI  (giovan.)  Le  Vite  delli  piu  celebri  et  antichi  primi 

Poeti  Provenzali,  che  fiorii-no  nel  Tempo  delli  Re  di  Napcdi,  c 

Conti  di  Provenza:  12°  Lion.  1575. 
GIUDOTIUS  (tho.)  V.  theophilus. 
GIUFFI  (jo.  ant.)  Tractatus  de  Eclipsibus.  4<>  Ncap.  1623. 
GIUFFREDI,  p.  MAxiMus  trojanus. 
GIUNTI  (jAcopo)  Comedia  intitolata  Sine  Nomine.    8®    Fior. 

1574. 
GIUNTINI  (girolamo)  Lettera  scientifica,  intorno  alla  cagionc 

de'  Terremoti.  4°  Fir.  1729. 
GIVRJ^  (p.  le)  (^'anatpmie  des  Eaux  miperales  de  Prov^n^.    8^ 

JPflr.  1654. 

,41    . — -  &^  Par.  1659, 

w  Le  secret  des  Eaux  minerales  acides.  2  tom.  12^  Par. 

1667—77. 
GIVRIUS  (petr.)  Arcanum  Acidularum,  in  quo  comrounis  opi- 

fio  de  aquarum  mineralium  acidi^ate  copvellitur.     12**    Amsif 
682. 
GIUSTI  (bern.)  Difesa  della  Liberta  Eccl^iastica.    4^    Romr 

1607. 
GyJSTI  (ahcenzo)  Fortunio,  Comedia.  W  Ven.  1597. 

GLABER,  t\  FRANCIA. 

GLACAN  (nellanus)  Tractatusde  Peste.  12°  Tohs,  1629. 

: Carmina,  pro  Oratoribus  Hybernicis,  ad  Innocentem 

X.  missa.  A^  Bonon.  1648. 

Cursi  medici.  Partes  1.  2.  4"  Bonon.  1655. 


GLACE.     La  Glace  Fidele,  rcmise  auteint,  ou  Lettre  d'un 

Gentilhomrae  Breton  a  TAuteur  dcs'  Lettres  d'un  Ami  du 

Vrai.  8° 
GLADBACII  (chr.  fr.)  De  Fistula  in  Ano.  8«  Hanac.  1721.      " 
GLADBACH  (corn.)  pissertatioinedica,  sistenn  instrumenta  in 

quovis  partu  difTiciH  non  ni§i  §umma  necessitate  esse  in  auxi- 

liiun  vocanda.  4*^  Lngd.  17S9. 
GLADBACH  (joii.  adolph.)  De"Ebrietatc  assidua,  Iljtlropis 

tausi.  4«  E^,  1701, 
De  Ilernia  incarcerala  suppurata  Facpe  npn  letbal\.    4** 

Jtft'///i.  1738. 
GLADBACH  (joji.  bern.)  Abhanckhmg  vpn  dem  Scbwalbacher 

Sauerbrunnen.  4*^  Franc.  1609^ 

Praxeos  Medicsc  Idea  povissima.  8**  Herh.  1(>94. 

GLADBACH  (JOH.  pet.)  De  Icterp  flavo.  4.^  Lutrd,  1669. 
GLADIATORS,  an  Heroic  Epistle,  addressed  to  the  Eravpes  of 

administration.  fol.  Lond.  1780. 
GLADO  (joH.  BENj.)  De  Anorexia.  4"  X^ips.  I69Q. 

Dc  Vitalitate  corporis.  i^  Lips.  1697. 

GLADQ 


.  G  L  A 

CLADO  (joH.  B£NJ.)  De  humotiboi  serosis,  qui  ad  canalem  a!U 

mentoruin  depouuntur.  4^  Lips,  1697. 
■'■»  De Sensibus  ejLtemis^  in  specie  de  Tactu.    4*     Li&f « 

1697. 
GLADWIN  (francis)  v,  akber. 
■  The  Persian  Moonshee.  4«  Calc.  1801. 

GLAFLEY  (ad.  fr.)  De  jure  pnecedentise  foemiuarum.  4^  Hat. 

Mag.  1719. 
GLAGAU  (agio.)  De  Senectute  ipsa  morbo.    4^    Lug.  Bai* 

1715. 
GLAMBECIUS  (hen.)    De  causa  Justificationis.     4^     Witt. 

1618. 
GLAMORGANSHIRE.  A  trne  and  faithful  relation  of  a  famoui 

«nd  remarkable  Victor^  obtained  by  tbe  Inhabitants  of  Gi&- 

morganshire  over    the    Marquesse  of  Hertford.    4**    Land. 

1642. 

■  A  declaration  of  the  proceedings  of  diyers  in  Glamor* 
ganshire  who  declare  for  the  King.  4®  Lond.  1647. 

The  grievances  of  the  County.  4®  1647. 

GLANDORPIUSI^joanO  GenealogiaGentisAntoni».   Sf^  Lipi. 
1557. 

■  Juliae  Gentis  Descriptio  et  Origo.  8*  Bas.  1576. 
— »—  Onomasticon  HistorisR  Romanas.  fol.  Franc.  1589. 

■  Notitia  Familia;  Caii  Juhi  Caesaris  Dictatoris,  ct  Caii 
Caesaris  Octaviani.  4®  Par.  1604. 

GLANDORPIUS  (matth.)  Opera  omnia.  4«  Lond.  1729, 

■  Speculum  Chirur^rum.  8®  Brem.  1619. 

"  Methodus  medendx  paronychiae.  12**  Brm.  1623. 

De  Polypo  Narium.  4^  Brem.  1628. 

Gazophylacium  PolyplusiumFonticulorum  et  Setonum. 

4«  Brcnt.  1632.  x 

GLANIUS  (Mr.)  New  Voyage  to  the  East-Indies.    12*    Land. 

1682. 
GLANTVILLA  (sARTHOLOMiEus  db)  De  prbprietatibus  rerum. 

fol,  a>/.148L 

foL  Argent.  1491. 

fd.  Nurenb.  1492. 

fol.  Jrg.  1505, 

fol.  Nurenb.  1519. 

^ 8«  Fran.  1601. 

^ Jng.  by  John  Trevisa.  fol.  Lo)id.  1535. 

by  Steph.  Batman.  fol.  Lond.  1582. 

— Gall.  par  Jehan  Corbichon.  fol. '  Par.  1539. 

fol.  Par.  1556. 


1 Romance  por  Fr.  Vincente  de  Burgos.    fol. 

Tdled.  1529. 
GLANTZBY  (        )  Les  Voya^es  dans  les  Mers  Oricntales  de  la 

Tartarie.  12«  Amst.  1730. 
GLANVILL  (john)  v.  pleydell. 

Speech  in  Parliament,  May  22, 1628.  4» 

GLANVILL 


G  L  A 

(firLANVlLL  (joseph)  The  Vaniiy  of  dogmatizbg:  or  coufidence 

in  opinions.  12^  Lond.  166L 
i^ with  a  Reply  to  the  Exceptions  of  Tho.  Al* 

bius.  40  LondA665,  ♦ 

Plus  ultra ;  or  the  progress  and  advancement  oT  know* 


ledge  sirtce  the  days  of  Aristotle.  8*  Lond,  1668. 
■  The  Way  lo  Happiness.  12»  Lefnd.  16T0. 

Defence  of  Reason  in  Afiairs  of  Religion.    8®    L(nuL 


1670. 

Philosophia  pia,  or  a  Discourse  of  the  Rdigiou»  Tem*- 


per  and  Tendencies  of  the  experimental  PhiloBophy  profeased 
by  theRoyal  Society.  8®  Lond,  1671. 

^  Prefatory  Answer  to  HenryStubbew  8«  Lond.  1671. 

Seasonable  Reflections  and  Discourses  in  order  to  the 


Conviction  and  Cure  of  the  Scoffingand  Infidelity  of  a  deg^e* 
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■  Substance  of  the  Evidence  delivered  to  a  Com« 
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GLYK  (joa.  geo.)  De  Lumbricis.  4^  Jcn.  1685. 
GLYN  (MR.)  Reply  to  thc  Earl  of  Straflbrd'8  Defence^  4<»  Lmid. 

1641. 
■  Report  on  the  case  of  the  Vintners.  fol.  1641. 

■  ■      Specch  on  the  breach  of  Priviledges.     4<*      Lond. 

Speeeh  on  the  accusation  of  Mr.  Herbert  the  King'f 


Attomey.  4^^  Lond.  1643. 
GLYTZ  (joH.  GEo.)  De  morbo  convulsivo  a  viso  Spectro.  4®  Jen. 

I68S. 
GMELIN  (g.  pr.)  De  GonorrhGDa  virulenta  utroque  in  sexu  vulgo 

-  Driipper''  et  la  Chaudepisse.  4»  Tuh.  1700. 
CMEUN  (j.  g.)  Flora  Sibirica.  2  tom.  4»  Petrop.  1747. 
■  Sermo  Academicus  de  novorum  vegetabilium  postcrea- 

tioncm  divinam  exortu.  8®  Tub.  1749. 
GMELIN  (PHiL.  pa.)  De  Hypopyo.  4«  Tuh.  1742. 
GNAPHEUS  (gul.)  ComGBdis  et  Tragoedise  aliquot  ex  Novo  et 

Vetere  Te«taniento  desumptae.  8^  Bas.  1542. 
GNESELIUS  (dernu.)    De  Quantitate  seu  Continuo.   4<»  Lips. 

1696. 
GNODALIUS  (pet.)   Sedilio  repentina  Vulgi  pracipue  Rus- 

ticorum  tnno  M.D.XXV.  per  Germaniani  exorta.    8"    Bas. 

1570. 
6NOMICORUM  SCRIPTORUM   COLLi;CTIONES,  v.  an- 

THOLOGIA.    COMICORUM   GRACORUM  SENTENTIiE.  MUSJEUS.  POETJL. 

"  Gnome  Monastichoi  ex  diversis  Poetis  secundum  ordi- 

nem  Alphabeticum :  et  Poeniatiuni  Musasi.  Gr.  4^  Litteris 
Majusculis.  Edit.  Princeps  [sine  anno,  loco,  et  Typogrqphi 
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Froben.  1521. 

Gnomicorum  Vetustissiinorum  Poetarum  opera.    Gr. 


4«  Par.  1553. 

Virtutum  Encomia:    sive  Gnomse   de  Virtutibus,  cx 


Poetis  et  Philosophis  utriusque  Liuguae.  Gr.  Lut.  cum  inter- 
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•  Sententia;  Vet.  Poetarum  a  Georgio  Majore  collectas 


34«  Ant.  ap.  C.  Plant.  1574. 

Goomici  Poeta^  Grsci.    Ad  optimorum  exemplarium 


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1784. 
COAD'(chr.)  Refreshing;  drops  and  scorchingr  Vials.  4<^  Lond. 
1653. 

GOAD 


G  O  C 

GOAD  (JOH.)  Astro-roeteorologica,  or  AphoriBms  and  Di8C«iir8es 

of  the  Bodies  Coileslial,  their  Natures  and  Influencei.  foL 

Lond.  1686. 
■    ■  Astro-Meteoroloj^a  sana,     sivc,    Principia    pbysico- 

mathematica.  4^  Lond,  1690. 
GOAD  (thomas)  Stimuliis  orthodoxus,  sive  Goados  rediviYUs.  A 

Disputation  conceming  the  Necessity  and  Contingency  of  EvcBta 

in  tne  World,  in  Respect  of  God^s  Etemal  Draree.  4^  LondL 

1661. 
GOBART  (laur.)  De  Barometro.  8«  AmiU  1703. 
GOBBI  (agostino  alunno)  Scelta  di  Sonetti  e  Canzoni  de'  piii 

eccdlenti  Rimatori  d'ogni  Secolow  3   Part.    ^  Bol.  1709 — 

11.  ^ 

GOBEL  (j.  M.)  De  Lacte  ^usque  vitiis.  4<»  fug.  Bai.  1684. 
GOBERT  (m.)  Traite  pour  la  Pratique  des  Forces  mouvantes  qui 

fait  connoistre  1'impossibiHte  du  mouvi  ment  perpetuel.  £t  uae 

supputation  de  la  pesanteur  du  Globe  de  Lbi  Terre.  4^  Par. 

1702. 
GOBIEN  (ch.  le)  Histoire  de  TEdit  de  rEmpereur  de  h  Chine 

en  Faveur  de  la  Religion  Chrestienne.  12^  Par.  1698. 

. Ital.  dal  P.  Carlo  Giacinto  Ferraro.  8*>  Torin. 

1699. 

Histoire  des  Isles  Marianes.  12<>  Par.  1700. 


GOBILLON  (m.)  Vie  de  Mademoiselle  le  Gras,  Fondatrice  de» 

Filles  de  la  Charite  servantes  des  pauvres  malades.  12®  Par» 

1676. 
GOBINET  (c.)  In  Obitum  cl.  viri  Car.  Gobinet  e  Societate  Sor- 

bonica  doctoris  Epicedium.  4^ 
GOBRAT  (jANus)  Palkdis  chymicas  Arcana  detecU.  12<>  Gcn. 

1678. 
GOCH  (matt.  van)   De  Aeido,  ejusque  usu  et  noxa  in  corpore 

humano.  4»  Lug.  Bat.  1723. 
GOCKEUUS  (CHR.  LUD.)  De  Convulsione.  4»  Jcn.  1683. 

. De  Hydrope.  4^  Jen.  1685. 

De  Incubo.  4«  Jen.  1708. 

De  serpentaria  Virfiriniana.  4®  Jen.  1710. 

GOCKELIUS  (eberhard)  De  Peste,  et  de  Venenis.    8«   Avg. 

Vind.  1669. 

Consilia  et  Observat.  med.  8«  Aug.  Vind.  1683. 

■  Gallicinium  Medico-praclicura  sive  Consiliorum  et  cu- 

-  radonum  medicinalium  CenturiaB  duae.  4"  Ulm.  1600. 
GOCLENIUS   (j.  c.)    Phiiobibhon  Sacrum.    Get^i.   &    Lips. 

1713. 
GOCLENIUS  (LUD.)  DeFcbribus.  4°  Lug.  Bai.  1661. 

W  Afnst.  1670. 

GOCLENIUS  (rodolph.)   trxOAOriA:  hoc  est  De  Hommis 

Perfectione,  &c.  8«  Marp.  1594. 

8°  Marp.  1597. 

-^ Theses  Philosophic©»  4»  Marp.  1587. 

'■  Aphorismi  Chiromantici,  8^  Licha.  1597. 

GOCLENIUS 


G  O  C 

^OCLENIUS  (rodolpb.)  R.  Goclenii  Analyses  in  exercitatioB<9 
s&Miot  J.  C,  Scaligeii  de  Subtilitate,  edit.  ab  Joh.  Schrodero. 
12*  Marp.  1599. 
"■■■  Obeenrationes  Lingufie  Latins.  12*  Franc.  1601. 

^— —  Problemata  Grammatica.  12**  Franc.  1601. 
■  Disputationes  Physicsp.  12^  Marp,  1602. 

Cosraographise^seu  sphers  mundi  descriptionis^  hoc  est 

Aitronomis  et  Geographis  Rudimenta.  8^  Lemg.  1603. 

•Adyersaria  ad  Exotericas  aliquot  Jul.  Caes.  Scaligeri 


Ezerdtationea.  ^f^  Marp.  1606. 

■  De  Luxu  Conviviali,  Oratio.  8*  Marp.  1607. 

Tractatus  de  Pestis  Febrisque  pestilentis  causis.     12* 


Marp.  1607. 

Miscellanea  Theologica  et  Philosophica.  Partes  1,2*3. 


12*ilfafj^l607— 9. 

Physiologia  Crepitus  Ventris,  et  Risus.     8^    Franc. 

1607. 

Oratio  apologetica  in  promotione  XX  Candidatorum 


PhikMophici  Magisterii.  4*^  Marp.  1608. 

De  ViU  proroganda.  89  Mogunt.  1608. 

Oratio  de  Vukiere  curando  peculiari  unguento.    12* 


MoTp.  1608. 

Uranoscopis,  Chiroscopiae^  Metoposcopiae,  et  Ophthal- 


BKMCopifle  Contemplatio.  16*  Franc.  1608. 
8*  Franc.  1618. 


ConciUator  Philosophicus.  4*  Cassel.  1609. 

•  Astrologia  generalis.  4*  Marp.  1611. 

•  Apdogeticus  pro  Astromantia,  Discursus.    4*    Marp. 


1611.  ^ 

Wea  Philosophis  Platonicae :  Specillum  naturalis  Ra* 

diaturaf,  i.  e.  Opticae :  Motus  Solis :  Cometirum  natura :  Toni- 
tniorum  et  Fulminum  memorabilia.  12^  Marp.  1612. 

■  De  magnetica  Curatione  Vulnerum  et  de  luxuriosis  con* 


viviis  no«tri  seculL  8*  Franc.  161^ 
8*  Franc.  1621. 


■         Loimographia.  8*  Franc.  1613. 

Urania,  cum  geminis  Filiabus.  8*  Franc.  1615. 

•»—  Synarthrosis  Magnetica,  opposita  infausUe  anatomie  J. 
Roberti.  8*  Marp.  1617. 
-  Acroteleution  Astrologicum.  4*  Marp.  1618. 

Morosophia  Joh.  Rol^rti  in  refutauone  SynanhroKOt 


Gocleniane,  in  qua  mendaciorum  convincitur.  12*  Frmmcqf. 
1619. 

•  Physiognomica  et  Chiromantica  specialia.  h  8^    Marp. 


1621. 

8*  Hul.  1652. 


— —  Mirabilium  naturae  liber.  Adjectaest  defensio  magoeticfle 
curatioms  vulnerum.  14*  Franc.  1625. 

Memorabiha  Experimenta,  et    Observationes  Chiro« 


manticfle.  12*  Hamb.  1651. 
COCLRNIUS  (TOsoD,  CHB.)  De  Reo.  4*  M.  Catt.  1682. 

VojLlUL  '        N  GOD. 


GOD 

OOD.    God'8  goodness  and  mans  ingratitude.  4^  LofuL  1611« 
■  Treatise  of  the  judgment  of  God.    Trandated  fnn  ti» 

German  for  a  waming  to  this  Nation.  4*  Land.  1649i 

•  Th^  folnesse  of  God's  love  manifested  by  L.  S.    19 


Lond.  1643. 
The  great  mysterie  of  God:  or  the  ViidoD  of  theEfOH^ 

ing  and  the  Moming  opened.  4^  L<md,  1645. 

God  and  Mammon  a  Poem,  by  S.  S.  4*  Lmd,  IML 

A  philosophical  Essay  on  the  Being  and  Attfibtitca  6f 


God.    The  immortality  of  the  Soul.    Tbe  tnith  of  SGhplnNW 
byS.W.  12«  Ojcf.  1652. 

12«  Ojf.  1655. 


The  innocency  of  the  righteous  seed  of  God  ctettred. 

4»  1655. 

Means  to  prevent  perishing.     Or  the  usefukieHiaf  Ihe 


savingknowledgeofGod,  by  W.S.  4«  Lond.  1658. 

Remairks  on  T,  D.^s  Discourse  of  God's  Prescieiice.  9 


Lmd.  1678. 

Discourse  of  God's  Foreknowledge  and  Man'»  fret 


Agency.  8°  Lond.  1687. 

Discoui-se  of  the  love  of  God.  12«  Lond.  1696. 

•  Two  Discourses,  one  of  the  Power  of  God^  the  othcr  of 


aFulure  State.  4«  Lond,  1699. 

Love  of  God  towards  Mankind  in  the  work  of  Redemp- 


tion.     By  G.  G,  8»  Lond.  1712. 

A  distinction  between  the  Presence  of  God  ts  our 


Maker  and  Preserver,  and  His  Presence  as  our  Redeemer  ani} 
Sanctifier.  8«  Land.  1718. 

The  Argument  «  prioH  of  God's  Existence,  and  its 


importance  to  v  irtue  and  Rehgion  stated  and  coDsidered.    8^ 
Lond.  1737. 

—  Thoughts  conceming  the  Argument,  a  priori,  occa» 


sioned  by  Mr.  Knowles^s  Discourse  entitled  *^  llie  Ezttteiice 
and  Atthbutes  of  God  not  demonstrable  a  priori."  8^  LoiuL 
1748. 

Demonstration  of  the  will  of  God  by  the  ligfat  of  Na* 


ture.  8*  Lond.  1748. 

The  true  knowledge  of  God  and  Man  of  the  great  Sab* 


bath,  and  of  the  Restoration  of  all  things.  8^  Lond*  1797. 
GODALL  (cAR.)  De  Hsemorrhagiis  Scorbuticis.   4^  Litg.  Bmi. 
IWO. 

GODARnUS  (JOH.)  V.  G0EDABDU8. 

— — —  Of  Insects,  translated  by  Dr.  Lister.  4<»  York,  168S. 
60DARTIUS  (p.)  Lexicon  philosophicum.  4«  Por.  1675. 

■  ■■  Manud  Astronomic.  4*  Rouen,  1678. 

GODDAM  (adam)  SuperlV.  Libm  Sententiarum.  fo\.Par.  1519. 
GODDARD  (bzbchiel)  Petition  in  Bdialf  of  the  WooUen  Maira- 
faetory.  4«  Dubl.  1700. 

■  »  PlropoMh  toParliament  touching  Newcastle.  fbl. 
eODDARD  (JAC.)  De  Animi  perturbationibua»  4*  Lug.  Bai. 

1785.  .  . 

GODDARD 


6  O  D 

GODOtABD  (joiiathan)  A  Ditcoane  on  the  uiihtppy  Condiiio«i 

of  tbe  Piractice  of  Physick  in  London,  and  ofiering  of  Meant  tp 

pat  it  in  a  better.  4<^  Lond.  1670. 
GODDARD  (m.)  Vo  proof  in  Scripture  of  an  intermediate  statt 

off  bappinest  or  misery  between  Death  and  the  Resurrection»* 

In  aaswer  to  Mr.  Goddard's  Sennon.  8^  Land.  1766. 
eODDARD  (B.)  Funeral  Sermon  on.  4^  Lond.  1659. 
CODDARD  (T.)  Th^  mercy  of  God  to  this  Church  and  Nation 

cxemphfied  in  several  instances  from  the  Reformation  to  the 

prescnt  time.    A  ThankHgiving  Sermon.  ^  Lond.  1710. 
— ^—  The  Guilt,  Mi^cmef  and  Aggravations  of  Censurej  a 

SermoD.  4*  Lmd.  1710. 
GODDARD  (wiLL.)  A  satyrical  Dialogue  betnreen  Alexander  and 

Diogenes.  4® 
60DDICH  (cHRisT.)  De  natura  et  constitutione  tempori».    ¥ 

Hqfn. 
GODDIN  (N1C.)  La  Chirurgie  militaire.  W  Gand.  1553. 
— — —  129  Anv.  1558. 
OODEAU  (ANT.)  Eoeque  de  Grasse.    De  b  Tonsure  ClericaleL 

19»  Por.  1651. 
■  La  Vie  de  St.  Augustin  Eveque  d^Hyppone.    4®    Par. 

La  Vie  de  St.  Charles  Borrom^.  8*  Par.  1693. 


GODEAU  (M.)  V.  VILLIERS. 

GODEFROY  (de  buillon)  v.  passages. 

GODEFROY  (denys)  Histoire  de  Charles  VIU.  Roy  de  Franc^ 

par  Guillaume  de  Gahghy>  Andre  de  la  Vigne  et  autres  Histo- 

mns  et  enrichie  de  plusieurs  Memoires  par  D.  Godefroy.  fbl» 

Am-.  1684. 
GODEFROY  (d.)  Advis  present^  4  la  Royne>  pour  reduire  les 

Moonoies  a  leur  juste  Prix  &  Valeur.  8®  Par.  1611. 
■  Response  a  TAdvis  de  Godefroy  tendant  d  empescfaer 

le  anrtiaulsemeOtde  prix  de  nottre  £scu  &  le  reduire  i  sa  justa 

▼aleor.  ^  Par.  1613. 
GODEFROY  rTHEon.)  Discours  sur  rOrigine  des  Roys  de  Por- 

logaL  y»us  oe  la  Maison  de  France.  4^  Par.  1613. 
■  ■    '     ■     Monoires  concemant  la  Pres^ance  des  Royt  de  France 

Mirlet  Roys  d'£spagne.  4*  Par.  1613. 

Entreveues  de  l'£mpereur  Charles  IV.  du  Roy  Charlca 


V.  de  Louis  XIL  &  de  Ferdinand  d^Arragon.  4«  Par.  1613. 
Histoire  du  Chevalier  Bejrard  et  de  plusieurs  choaet  me- 


morables  advenus  en  France^  ItaUe>  Espagne  et  es  Pays<bat.  4^ 
P^.  161«. 
■  Le  Ceremonial  de  France.  4«  Par.  1619. 

Histoire  d^Artus  IIL  Duc  de  Bretagne.  4*  Par.  1633. 


«ODELMANNUS  (j.  gsor.)  De  Magis,  Veneficis,  et  Lamiis, 
deque  his  recte  cognoscendis  et  puniendis.  4®  Frmne.  1591. 

4»  Franc.  1601. 

60DENIUS  (JOH.)  De  s^tema  Filu  Dei  generatione.   4f  Jok 

I67a 

GODERIS  (coRN.)  De  Syncope.  4^  Lug.  Ba$.  1678. 

•  GODEWUCK 


G  OD 

GODEWIJCK  (p.  van)  Remedie  voor  de  Pest    4P    Dmxir, 

1636. 
GODFREY  (amb.  &  john)  A  curious  Research  iuto  the  Element 
•   of  Water.  4»  Lond.  1747. 
GODFREY  (boyle)  Miscellanea  vere  oiilia:  or  mJBcelbuieous 

Experiments  and  observations.  8^  Lond. 
8»  Lond.  1737. 


■  New  Method  of  extinguishing  Fires  by  explosioa  and 
suflbcation.  8»  Lond.  1724. 

GODFREY  {Sir  edmondberry)  v.  danby.  lloyd.  prancb. 
*  Narrative  of  the  Murder  of.  49  1678. 

■  Memoirs  of  his  life  and  death.  12®  Lond.  1683. 

-  ■  The  Observator  proved  a  Trimnier,or  Truth  and  Justice 

vindicated  in  his  Murder.  fol.  Lisb.  1685. 
GODFREY  (cap.  john)  Philosophical  debate  between  B.  and  L. 

inscribed  to  Capt.  J.  Godfrey.  8®  Lond.  1742. 
GODFREY  (rob.)  Various  Injuries  and  Abuses  in  Chymical  ahd 

Galenical  Physick  detected.  12«  Lond.  1674. 
GODFRIDUS.    The  Knowle^e  of  Thynges  unknown.    Being 

the  d&cts  of  the  Planets  and  other  Astronomicid  Conslella^iiB. 

12« 
'■  The  Husbandman's  Practice,  and  the  Shepherd^s  Prog- 

nostication.  12«  Lond.  1688. 
GODFRIEDUS  (jac.)  Confessionis  Augustanse  Historia  de  Ceena 

Domini.  4«  Lips.  1585. 
GODIGNUS  (nic.)  De  Abassinorum  Rebus,  deque  iEthi<^ifle  Pa- 

triarchis  J.  N.  Barretoet  A.  Oviedov^8«  Lugd.  1615. 
— —  Vita  Patris  GonzaU  Sylveri»  in  Monomotapa  marty- 

rium  passi.  12«  Col.Ag.  1616. 
GODIN  (joh.)  Repetitioleg.  fin.  C,  de  Legit  Tutd.    4^    VUr. 

1656. 
GODIN  (LUD.)  De  Radice  Possibilitatis.  4«  Vlir.  1656. 
GODINHO  (manoel)  Viagem  di  India  por  Terra  para  Portngal. 

4«  Lisb.  1665. 
■'«  Vida,  Virtudes,  e  Morte  de  Fr.  Ant.  das  Cbagas.    4P 

Usb.  1687. 
GODLY  Man's  Delight  or  the  Family  Guide  to  Piety.  12^  Lond. 

1679. 
GODOLPHIN  (john)  The  holy  Limbeck.  12«  Lond.  1650. 
GODOLPHIN   (john)  XTNHrOPOS  0AAAXXIO2.    AView  of 

Admiralty  Jurisdiction^  with  the  Laws  of  Okron.    8«  LoimI. 
-1661. 
j Repertojium  Canonicum,  or  an  Abridgettiertt  of  thc 

Ecdesiastical  Laws  of  this  Realm  consistent  with  theTemporaL 

4*  Lond.  1678. 

•  The  Orphan^s  Legacy  or  a  Testamentary  abridgiBenk. 


4*  Lond.  1685. 

GODOLPHIN  (sidney)  Earl  cf.  v.  arlus  &  odolphus.  ' 

GODOLPHIN  (Sar  will.)  An  Act    for  confirming  the  Ad- 

ministration  of  the  Goods  and  Chattels  of  Sir  W.  Godolphin. 

fol. 

3  GODOY 


GOD 

GODOY  (jo.  cuTiBtBz  db)  DisputatiiMies  plulosophicttet 
dicap,  '"£5^  Aristotelem  de  Memoria.  4®  Madr,  1629. 

«^— —  Tres  Discunos  para  provar  aue  estan  obligadas  a  criar 
ms  Hijos  a  sus  Pechos^  todas  las  Maores^  quando  tienen  buena 
aalud,  fuer^asy  y  buen  temperamento,  buena  leche^  y  sufficiente 
para  alimentareos.  4®  Jaen.  1629. 

GODSKALL  (james)  The  King's  Medicine  for  thispresentYear 
1604w  8»  Lond. 

GODSON  (rob.)  Astrologia  reformata,  or  a  Reformation  of  tht 
prognostical  part  of  Astronomy  vulgarly  termed  Astrology.  8^ 

GODTKE  (dan.)  Anatomica  observata  selectiora.    4®    Amti. 

1666. 
<— — —  De  structura  Medullse  spinalis  et  inde  provenientium 

Nenrorum,  4®  Amst.  1666. 

GODWIN  (EDW.)  V.  LANGPORD. 

GODWIN  (pran.)  BUhop  qf  Hereford.    Catalogue  of  Englisb 

Bishops.  40  Lond.  1601. 

4»  Lond.  1615. 

Lat.  4»  Lond.  1616. 

— cum  annotationibus  et  continuatiooeGuL 

Richaitlson.  fol.  Cant.  1743. 

Rerum  Anglicarum    Henrico  VIII.   Edwardo  VI.  et 


Maria  regnantibus  Annales.  fol.  Lond.  1616. 

12»  Hag.  1653. 

•  Angl.  by  Morgan  Godwin.  fol.  Lond.  16S0. 


GODWIN  (maet  wollstomcraft)  Posthumous  Works.   4  vola. 

IS»  Lond.  I79a 
60DWIN  (sTBraEii)  Description  and  use  of  a  newceleslial  Pla- 

nisphere.  12*  SouthwelL 
GODWIN  (wv.)  An  Enquiry  conceming  political  Justice.  2  vol^ 

4*  Lond.  1793. 
GODWYN  (morgan)  The  Negro^s  and  Indian's  Advocate,  suing 

for  their  Admissioninto  the  Church.  8^  Lond.  1680. 

■  Supplement  to  the  Neero  Indians  Advocate.   4**  Lond. 

CrODWYN  (TBO.)  Mosesand  Aaron,  or  Civil  and  Eccl^iasticd 
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I  40  Lond.  1667. 
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■  Lat.  cum  Not.  Reizii  et  HottiDgen  et  H. 
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Romanse  Historiie  Anthologia.    An  English  exposition 


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4«  Oxon,  1633, 

4«  Lond.  1658, 


GODWYN 


GO  E 

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GOEBEL  (wiLH.  AD.)  De  tempore  Pasch»  Xti.  4<>  Giea.  HtUB. 

1719. 
GOEBELIUS,  V,  mahomet. 
GOEBELILS  (johan.)  AIATPAOH  Thermalium  Aqaamm  m 

Mi^nia  apud  Hermunduros.  8®  Lips.  1576. 
GOEBELIUS  (JOHANNES  wilhelmus)  Orationes  tres.  foLlfefaiM*. 

1725. 
GOEBELIUS  (sEB.)  De  pactis  et  fcEdehbusDei  cum  bominiln». 

4»  Jena.  1676. 
GOEBELIUS  (sEVERiNus)  Historia  Alcis.  4«  Ven.  1595. 
GOEDARDUS  (joh.)  Metamorphosis  ^atundis.  li^  Mediob. 

Angl.  by  Mart.  Lister.  4^  Yark,  1688. 

■  Lat.  cum  Appendice  M.  Listeri  ad  Hiatoriini 

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GOEDDiEUS  (coNR.)  Laus  Ululae.  24«  Qlaucop. 
GOEDDiEUS  (liERM.)  De  natura  difi^rentiis  usuque  pariinai  ui 

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GOEDE  (cAR.  FR.)  Demonstrationea  philoeophicae  de  Enatcntit 

Corporum  Anp^elicorum.  8®  Hal.  Mag.  1744. 
GOEDESBERGH  (thomas  a)  Carmen  de  Senectutu  Sohdit  fai 

Juventutc  comparandis.  4®  Amst.  1678. 
GOEDTHALS  (fran.)  Les  Proverbes  anciens  Flamengs&Frwi» 

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Historie  Medicins   universalis  Period.  1,  %  3,  4,  & 


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Institutiones  medicBe,  secundum  Principia  Mccfaanieo> 

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Introductio  in  Historiam  litterariam  Anatomei.    4* 


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GOENS  (ric.  mic.  van)  v.  porpbtrius  Tyrms. 
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GOEPHAKDI  fcEo.)  De  naturaiibus  facultatibua  in  genere  el 

in  specie  de  aJtrice  et  anctrice.  4^  Hclms.  1597. 
GOES  (damianus  a)  vidc  martyb. 
■  Commentarii  Rerum  in  India  gestarum  citra  €rangem 

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GOES 


G  O  E 

GOES  (damianus  a)  Hispania.  4<^  Lovan,  1543. 
I                 Opuscula  diquot.  4®  Lovan.  1544. 
■  8»  Colon.  1574. 


Urbis  Lovaniensis  Obaidio.  4^  Olisip.  1546. 
ChronicadelRey  DomEmanuel.  fol.  Lisb.  1619.' 


GOES  (JOH.)  OpuBCula  varia  de  Westphalia  ejusque  doctis  aliquot 
viria  edita  et  notis  illustrata  a  Joh.  Goes.  4^  Helms.  1568. 

GOES  (matth.  yandbb)  Oratio  valedictoria.  4®  Harlem.  1685. 

GOES  (wiLL.)  Rei  agrarie  auctores  le^esque  varis  cum  N.  Ri« 
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Pilatus  Judex.  4»  Hag.  Com.  1677. 

■■'  Stricturae  Theologi    in   Pilatum  Judicem^  cum  Wil. 

Goesii  Animadversionibus.  4® 

Bibliotbeca  Goesiana^  sive  Catalogus  Librorura  et  Nii« 


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1687. 
GOETEERIS  (anth.)  Joumael  der  Legatie  d'Heeren  Van  Bre- 

derode,&c.  naer  Sweden  &:  Moscovien.  4®  Hag.  1619. 
GOETHALS  (gbo.  uli.)  De  Dolore  colico.     4<»     Lug.  Bat. 

1672. 
GOETTUNG  (jo.  hen.)  De  apodixi  Spiritus  Sancti.    4<>    HaL 

M^.  1719. 
GOETZE  (cHR.)  Medicus  sui  ipsius.  4»  Hal.  Mag.  1707. 
GOETZE  (ooDOF.  chr.)  De  confiscanda  Hereditate  ob  inultam 

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GOETZIUS  (FRiD.  LEBR.)  De  Pistrinis  Veterum  ad  illustranda 

varia  Scripturs  Sacras  et  Profanorum  Autorum  loca.  8*  Cjfgn, 

1730. 
GOETZIUS  (c.  H.)  DeclarisScbmidiis.  4«  Lips.  1699. 
■  Elogia  Germanorum  Tbeologorura.  8^  Lubcc.  1708. 

8»  Lubec.  1709. 

Elogia  Philologorum  quorundam  Hebreorum.  8^  Lubec. 


1708. 
GOETZIUS  (gottlib.  christ.)  De  Bibliotheca  Lipsiensi.    4^ 

Hai.  1711. 
GOBZ  (JOB.  CHR.)  De  Glycyrrbiza.  4P  AU. 

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1777. 
■  Eingeweide  wiirmer  von  S.  G.  H.  Zeder.    4^   Leiptig. 

1800. 
GOEZE  (geo.  hen.)  De  ritu  lectionum  sacrarum.    4^    WiiU 

1685. 
GOEZE  (m.  zach.)  DiasertationeB  varie  de  Numis.    4*    (knab. 

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I  GOEZE 


GO  G 

GOEZE  (M.  ZACH.)  be  Muaca.  4«  Osn.  1700. 

i De  Arithraetica.  4P  Osn.  1702. 

—— —  De  Geometria  et  A«tronomia.  4®  Om,  1703. 

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Museum  eruditi  variis  memorabilibus  conspicuum.  4f  ■ 


Lub.  1712. 

De  Ignominiosis  Appellationibus.  4®  Osn.  171S. 

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Celeberrimorum  Virorum  Epistolae.  Musseum  Goezia» 


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De  peregrinationibus,  eruditionis  Orientaiis  colligeodse 


causa,  susceptis.  4®  Tub.  1716. 

Fata  Regum  et  Reginanim  Anglie  Seculorum  XVL 


et  XVII.  4»  Osnab.  1718. 

Trium  virorum  ac  Principum  Epistols  tres.  '  4®    Otn. 


1719. 
GOEZEN  (joH.  MELCH.)  Versuch  einer  der  gedruckten  Nikleir 

sachsischen  Biblen  vom  Jahr.  1740   bis   1621.    4^    HaUe. 

1775. 
I  Vergleichung  der  OriginaUAusgaben  der  Uber8et2uiig 

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GOFF  (DR.)  17.  DIGBY. 

GOFFE  (genl.)  Petition  of  the  Sentinels  of  his  Regiment    foL 

iKmd.  1659. 
■■  Remonstrances  of  his  Regiment  to  Genl.  Fleetwood.  4* 

1659. 
GOFFE  (thomas)  The  R^ing  Turke,  or,  Bajazet  II.  a  Tragedie. 

4^  Loik^.  1631. 

8»  L(mrf.l656. 

The  couragious  Turke,  or^  Amurath  I.  a  Tragedie.  4^ 


Lcmd.  1632. 

8^  Lcmd.  1656. 


Orestes,  a  Tragedy.  4®  Lond.  1633. 
8^  Lond.  1656. 


■  f  Selimus  Emperor  of  the  Turks,  aTragedy.   4P .  Lond. 

1638. 

-  The  careles  Shepherdess^  a  Tragi-comedy.  4^    Lomd. 


1656. 

GOFFRIDUS  (abb.)  Vindociniensis.    Epistolee.  Opuscala.  Ser- 

mones  a  J.  Sirmondo.  8^  Par.  1610. 
GOG.    Conjectura  de  Gog  et  Magog,  ad  Ezechielis  38  &  S9. 

8*»  1645. 
GOGAVA  (ant.)  De  Sectione  Coni,  qusB  dicitur,  Parabohi,  et  de 

Speculo  Ustorio.  4®  Lovan.  1548. 
GOGAVINUS  (ant.)  v.  abistoxenus. 
GOGUET  (ant.  ives)  De  TOrigine  des  Loix,  des  Arts  eC  des 

Sciences  et  de  leurs  progres  chez  les  anciens  peuples.  3  feOBi. 

4«  Par.  1758. 
■  Ans'  3  voL  '8»  Edinb.  1761. 

GOHIER 


G  O  L 

GOHIER  (ii.)  Memoire  pour  le  Tiers-Etat  de  Bretafim/    8^ 

1789.  , 
Obfiervations  sur  la  Relation  des  Evenements,  oui  ae 

■ont  pns»^  en  Bretagne,  publiee  au  nom  des  Deputes  du  Clerge 

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GOHLIUS  (joH.  DAN.)  De  Regimine  Febrium  Acutarum.    4* 

H.  Mag.  1708. 
■  De  morborum  setatum  fundamentis  pathologico-tbera« 

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De  Hsemorrboidum  intemarum  motu  et  Heo  HsBmatite 


Hippocratis.  4»  H  Mag,  1722. 

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Medicina  practica,  clinica  et  forensis.  edit.  a  Sam. 


Schaarschmidio.  4®  Lips.  1785. 
GOHORI  (jAQ.)  Instruction  sur  l'Herbe  Petum,  et  sur  la  Racine 

Mecbiocan.  8®  1572. 
GOHORIUS  (JAC.)  De  Usu  et  Mysterib  Notarum.    8«    Par. 

1550. 

GOHORY  (j.)  V.  AMADIS  DE  GAULE. 

GOIFFON.    Relations  sur  la  Peste  du  Gevaudan.    8^    Luan. 

1722. 
GOIGNET  (mich.)  Instruction  nouvelle  de  TArt  de  naviger.   4^ 

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GOIZET  (cHARLEs)  La  Nature,  en  Vers.  4«  Par.  1664. 
GOKE  (geo.  uen.)  Historia  Principum  Anhaltinorum.    4^  Jena, 

1686. 
GOLBERRY  (silv.  meinrad  xaviee)  Fragmens  d'un  Voyage 

en  Afrique,  fait  en  1785-7  dans  les  Contres  occidentales  de  ce 

Continent.  2  tom.  8»  Par.  1802. 
GOLBOURN  (WM.)  BUhop  of  Kildare.     His  case.  fol. 
GOLCONDE.     La  Reine  de  Golconde,  NouveUe.     l^^"    Gok. 

1761. 
GOLD.    Some  of  the  mischiefe  arising  from  the  exportation  of 

Gold  and  Silver.  fol. 

Plain  truth :  or  arguments  against  the  exportation  of 


GM.  and  Silver.  fol 
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1647. 
New  touchstone  for  Gold  and  Silver  Wares  by  W.  B. 

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The  lack  of  Gold,  or  an  enquiry  into  the  state  of  the 


Paper  Currency  of  Englaod  under  the  operation  of  lord  Stan- 

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GOLDAMMERUS  (cAsp.  GOTHOF.)  De  Ambustione  ejusque  re- 

mediis.  4«  Jcn.  1698. 
GOLDBACH  (Ai4DK.)De  Pietateex  lumine  Natur»  cognoscibilf. 

4»  Idps.  1660. 
GOLDASTUS  (meixu.  h.)  v.  dosithcu^.  valeeianus. 
*  Parsenetici  veteres,  cum  Notis.    Adjects  sunt  C.  Rit- 

terhuiai  conjecturae.  4®  Insula,  1604.     ^ 

VoL.  IIL  O  GOLDASTUS 


GOL 

GOLDASTUS  (mclch.  h.)  Suevicarum  Rermn  Scriptoresafiqixit 

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"  Alamannicarum  Berum  Scriptores  aliquot  vetusti.  S 

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Sybilla  Francica,  seu,  Dissertationes  Co^eTomm  Scrip- 


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Buri  Piiilobiblion  et  Ba&ssarionis  Epistda  ad  SenatCim  Venetom. 
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■■  Replicatio  pro  Csesarea  et  Regia  Francorom  Migestate, 

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Catfaolicon  Rei  Monetarie^  sive,  Leges  Monarchics 


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630. 

De  Bohemise  Regni,  incorporatarumque  Provinciarum 


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Consultatio  de  officio  Elcctorb  Bohemiie.    4®    Franc. 


1627. 

'  Epistols  Virorum  celeberrimorum>  et  doctorum,  ad 

M.  H.  Goldastum.  4^  Franc.  1688. 

GOLDEN,  V.  G0LDIN6. 

GOLDEN  FLEECE,  or  the  Trade  of  Great  Britain  considered. 

8«  Lond.  1789. 
GOLDEN  GROVE,  or  a  raanual  of  Prayers  and  Letanies  fitted 

to  the  dayes  of  the  week.  12®  Lond.  1655. 
GOLDEN  (WM.)  Distressed  Village,  a  Poehi.    4*    Chelm^d, 

1800. 
GOLDHAGEN  (p.  h.)  v.  testamentum. 
GOLDING,  V.  oviDius. 
GOLDING  (arthur)  v.  mornay. 
■  ■■  Discourse  of  the  Earthquakethathappenedin  England 

and  other  places  in  1580.  12®  iA>nd. 
GOLDIONI,  V.  BARDi. 
GOLDIONI  (leon)  Le  Cose  notabili  di  Vcnetia.    12®     Ven. 

1624.  . 

GOLDMANNUS  (pbtr.)  De  Melancholia.  4®  Lug.  Bai.  1610. 

GOLDNERUS 


G  O  ^- 

<K)LDNERUS  (geo.  lud.)  Buda  Historico-Mathcmatic^  dcline* 

ata.  4»  Ups.  1687. 
GOLDSCHMIDIUS  (pbt.)  Nova  Demonstratio  transitus  populi 

Israelitici  perMare  Rubruni.  4*  1711. 
60LDSMITH.    Reporto  paned  the  Committee  at  Goldsmith^s 

Hall.  4*LofNf.l649. 
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GoUbmith'»  Hall.  fol.  Lond.  1649. 

His  Majesties  Patent  for  payment  of  their  Debt.    fi>L 


Ltmd.  1677. 

News  from  the  Goldsmiths,  or  a  Tryal  of  Gold  and 


Silfer.  4«  Land.  1678. 
GOLDSMITH  (f.)  v.  grotius. 

GOLDSMITH  (john)  Aknanack  for  the  Year  1735.  16^  Lond. 
GOLDSMITH  (oliver)  Essays.  8^  Lond.  1765. 

LifeofTho.PameU.  8»  Lond.  1770. 

The  deserted  Village.  4»  Lond.  1770. 

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1774, 

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History  of  the  Earth  and  animated  Nature.  8  vol.  8^ 


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His  Natural  History  Abridged.  12^  Lond.  1807. 

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9Xid  other  pieces  with  his  Life.    4®    Lond. 


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The  Haunch  of  Venison>  a  poetical  Epistle  to  Lord 


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The  Vicar  of  Wakefield.  2  vol.  8«  Lond.  1781. 

FroKh,  by  J.  Bisset  12^  Lond.  1796. 


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>■.  Roman  History,  abridged,  with  Exercises  by  R.  Simp- 

80n.  8*  Edinb.  1809. 
GOLDSON  {Mr.)  v.  ring. 
GOLDSTEIN  (joh.  car.)  De  materia  Coeli  et  Inferiorum,  an  sil 

^uidem  Rationis?  4^  Jcii.1653. 
GOLDWIN  (w.)  Description  of  Bri«tol  a  Poem,  with  additiotts 

by  J.  Smart  &^  Lond.  1751. 
GOLiNELLI  (domemico)  Memorie  istoriche  di  Budrio,  Tenra 

oel  Contado  di  Bologna.  4<»  Bol.  1720. 

GOLIUS  (JAC.)  P.  ALFRACANUS.  GRONOVIUS. 

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GOLIUS  (Tuaora.)  Epitome  Elhiconim  Ariitotelis.    IV  ProMc. 
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GOLL 


G  O  M 

GOLL  (JOH.)  De  Tus»i.  4«  Argent.  1710. 

GOLLER  (GEO.  CHR.)  De  Lactis  ex  Chylo  statu  tum  naturalij  tum 

praternaturali.  4«  Alt.  1673. 
GOLLERUS  (cHR.  lud.)  De  Paralysi.  4«  Jen.  1707. 
GOLLES  (adr.)  Abreg^derCEconomiedu  grand  &  petit  Monde. 

120  jjott^i,  1670. 
GOLLETI  (ant.)  Les  Oeuvres  medicinales  de  rHerboriste  d'At. 

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GOLNER  (JER.)  De  causis  symptomatum  qualitatis  mutat»  ac 

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GOLNITZIUS  (abb.)  Ulyss^s  Belgico-Gallicu*.    12^  Lugd.  Bat. 

apudElzev.l^l. 

12«  Lugd.  Bat.  1655. 

12«  ^»1«^  1655. 


Compendium  geographicuro.     12*    Amst.  opudEkev. 

GOLS  (ger.  de)  Consolations  under  the  fear  of  Death.  A  Ser- 
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GOLTZ  (jo.  GEo.)  Positionum  Physico-Medicarum  Centuria.  4^ 
Lug.  Bat.  1689. 

GOLTZIUS,   t;.  BEGERUS.  OVIDIUS. 

GOLTZIUS  (hubert)  De  Re  nummaria  antiqua^  Opera.  5  tom. 
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SicilisB  et  magnse  Grfficise  Historia  ex  antiquis  Numia- 


matibus  restituta.  fol.  Bmg.  1576. 

Siciliae  Historia  posterior^  sive,  eorum  que  posi  ]>acem 


sub  Augusto  terra  roarique  partam  usque  ad  hoc  ssculum  geifta 
sunt,  compendiosa  narratio. 

Graecioe^  ejus  Insularum  et  Asise  Minoris  Nomismata 


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fol  Ant.  1618. 


GOLTZIUS(MARC.)DeLacti8generatione.  4^  Lug.Bat.l67S, 

GOMARA,  V.  LOPEZ. 

GOMARI  (fran.)  Oratio  funebhs  Francisci  Junii.  4**  Lug.  Bat. 

\m. 

»  GOMARUS 


G  ON 

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1708. 
GOMBAULD  (m.  de)  UEndimion.  8«  Par.  1624. 

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1693. 
GOMBERVILLE,  r.  acuna. 

GOMBERVILLE  (sr.  de)  La  Carithee.  8»  Par.  1621. 
'  Les  Memoires  de  Monsr.  Le  Duc  de  Nevers.    2  ParL 

f<d.  Par.  1665. 
GOMECIUS  (geo.)  De  Ratione  minuendi  Sanguinem  in  Morbo 

laterali,  &c.  4»  Tolet.  1539. 
GOMERSALL  (ROBT.)  Poems.  12<>  LondA63S. 

The  Levites  Revenge.  12«  Lond.  1633. 

GOMES  (vicente)  Goviemo  de  Principes,  y  de  sus  Conscjoe, 

para  el  bien  de  la  Republica.  4®  Vaknc,  1626. 
GOMESIUS  (EMAN.)  De  Pestilenti»  Curatione.  4<»  Ant.  1603. 

■  De  que  el  Aforismo  primero  de  Hippocrates  Vita  bre- 
▼b,  Ars  longa,  Occasio  prseceps,  Experimentum  periculosum, 
Jodieium  difficile,  sirve  a  la  Milicia,  como  a  la  Medicina,  &c. 
4*  Am.  1643. 

GOMETIUS  (alphon.)  P6lyanthea  Medicis  speciosa,  Chirurgia 
mirifica,  Myrepsicis  utihs,  &c.  4^  Matrit.  1625. 

GOMEZ  (ant.  hen.)  E1  Siglo  Pitagorico,  y  Vida  de  D.  Gregorio 
Guadanna.  4<»  Rohan.  1682. 

■  ■  Academias  Morales  de  las  Musas.  4"  Mad.  1690. 
GOMEZ  (duarte)  Discursos  sobre  los  Comercios  de  las  dos  In- 

dias.  4«  1622. 
OOMEZ  (madam  de)  La  Belle  Assembl^e,  or  the  Adventures  of 

twdvc  Days.  2  vol.  12»  Lond.  1728. 
GOMEZ  (manuel)  v.  gomesius. 
GOMMEK  (p.  de  et  f.  de)  De  rAutourserie  et  de  ce  qui  ap* 

partientau  vol  des  oyseaux.  12®  Par.  1605. 
GOMORY  (dav.)  De  Syllog^smo.  4»  Jen.  1732. 
GON9ALEZ  (alonzo)  Del  arte  para  conseruar  1a  salud,  y  dilatar 

naenra  vida,  y  buen  usodel  beuer  frio  con  Nieue.    4®    Groii. 

1613. 
CONCALEZ  (dom)  v.  aduabte. 
GON9ALEZ  (ca.)  d'Avila.    Historia  de  las  Antiguedades  de 

Salamanca.  4^  Salam.  1606. 
— —  Teatro  de  las  Grandezas  de  Madrid.    fol.    Madr. 

1623. 
GON9ALEZ  (juan)  de  la  Torre.    Dialo^  llamado  Nupcio  Le« 

gato  Mortalj  en  Metros  CasteUanos.  12**  Anv.  1555. 

GONCALEZ 


G  ON    . 

GONCALEZ  (j van)  de  Mmdoga.    Historia  de  las  Cms  mttbki 

de  la  China.  S^  Rom,  1585. 

. trad.  da  Fr.  Avanzo.  8^  Ven.  1586. 

12«  Fcti.  1587. 

—  Gall  par  Luc  de  la  Porte.  8*  Par.  1589. 

Lat.  per  J.  Bnilium.  4«  Ani.  1655. 

GONCALEZ  (jos.  ant.)  de  SaloB.    De  duplici  Viventiiiin  Terrap 

Disserta^io  paradoxica.  4<^  Lt^d.  Bai,  apud  EiMev.  1650. 
GONDAMOR  (count)  r.  cotton. 
GONDELA  (siMON  henr.)  Martyrum  PugnsB  et  Victoriie.    4^ 

Brem.  1683. 

GONDEZ  (C0MTESS£  DE)  V,  LUSSAN. 

GONDI,  Maison  de,  v.  corbinelli. 

■  Histoire  &  Preuves  GenealogiqueB  de  la  Mm6a  dt 

Gondi.  fol.  Par. 
GONDRIN  (comteoe)  La  Maniere  de  faire  des  Lettres.    8^ 

Lond.  1731. 
GONDRIN  (l.  h.  de)  Lettre  de  Momeigneur  rArcfaeTesque  de 

Sens  a  Monsieur  le  Recteur  de  rUniversite  de  Paris.  4^  1659. 
GONDY,  r.  retz. 
GONGORA  (garcia  de)  Hit toria  Apologetica  y  DeacripciiMi  dd 

Reyno  de  Navarra.  fol.  Pampion.  1638. 
GONI^US  (joH.)DeFebremaligna  Petechiali.  4<>  Bati.  1604. 
GONINUS  (jacob.)  DeVisione.  4^  Iteni.  1717. 
GONNELLA.    Bufibnerie.  8®  Fir.  Giuni.  1568. 

12»  Ven.  1606. 

GONORRHCEA.    A  mechanical  Account  of  its  Cause  and  Cure. 

8*  Lond.  1719. 
GONSALES  (domin.)  The  Man  in  the  Moone»  or  a  discourse  of 

a  Voya^e  thither.  &^  Lond.  1638. 
GONSALVUS,  V.  consalvus. 
GONSON  [Sir  john)  Three  Charges  to  Grand  Juries.  8®  Lond. 

1738. 
»«—  Chai^e  to  the  Grand  Jury  of  Westminster,  April  24,  - 

1738.  S^  Lond.  1738. 

July  11, 1738.    8«  Lond.  1738. 

. July  16, 1738.    «•  Lond.  1738. 

Oct.    9,  1738.    8»  Lond.  1738. 

.  July    3, 1739.    S9  Lond.  1739. 


GONTERI  (j.)  Le  vraye  Procedure  pour  terminer  le  Diflferait 

en  Matiere  de  Religion.  Sf^  Caen.  1607. 
m  X  Response  a  un  Gentil-homme,  de   la  Religion  pre* 

tendue  reformee  touchant  TUsage  des  Iroages.  13^  Par.  1608. 
Responce  d'un  Gentilhomme  a  sa  seconde  Lettre.     8* 


Mildelb.  1608. 

GONTERI  (P.)  V.  CAPELLU8. 
GONTIER  (P.)  V.  BERULLE. 

i»- Exercitationes  Hygiasticse.    De  sanitate  tuenda  et  vita 

producenda.  4^  Lug.  1668. 
GONZAGA  (al.)  v.  sacchini. 

GONZAGA 


G  O  O 

60NZA6A  (cjUAmB)  v.  castiglionb. 
GONZAGA  (cAELo)  Duea  di  Mantoa,  v.  capocoda. 
GONZAGA  (cuBTics)  11 6do  Aroanie  Poema  £foioo.  4*  Mani. 
1583. 

GONZAGA  (PBBB.)  9.  GOSELLINI. 

GONZAGA  (PBANc)  De  Ori^ne  SeraphicsB  Rdigionis  Francis- 

can»  «juaque  progresBibiu.  fol.  Rom.  1587. 
GONZAGA  (L.)  V.  cBPABi. 
GONZAGA  (tbsp.)  v.  sabbioneta. 
GONZAGIA  (elizabbtha)  p.  bembo. 
GONZAGUE  (louis  db)  Duc  de  Ntven.     Discoan  de  la  Le- 

gation  de  Monsr.  le  Duc  de  Neyers  envoyi  vers  le  Pape  Cle- 

mentVin.  W  Por.  1594. 
GON2^ALES  (pbdbo)  de  Saicedo.    Examen  de  h  Verit^,  ou, 

Response  aux  Traittez  des  Droits  de  la  Reyne  d^Espagne,  trad. 

de  VE^agnol,  par  P.  M.  A  D.  S.  C.  D.  B.  fol.  Brux,  1673. 
GONZAL^  (PR.)  de  S.  Pierre.    Relation  de  la  nouvelle  Perse- 

cotion  de  la  Chine  jusqu^d  la  Mort  du  Card.  de  Tournon.    8^ 

1714. 
GONZALEZ   (p.  anth.)    Hierusalemsche    Reyse.    4«    Aniv. 

1673. 
GONZALEZ  (thyrsis)  Manuductio  ad  Conversionem  Mahume- 

tanoram.  '4*  DUing.  1689. 
GOOCH  (ben.)  Cases  and  practical  Remarks  in  Surgery.    8* 

Lond.  1758. 
GOOCH  {Mrs.)  Appeal  to  the  pubbc,  on  the  conduct  of  Mrs. 

Gooch.  40  Lond.  1788. 

Herlife.  3  vols.  8^  Lond.  1792. 

GOOCH  (thos.)  Sermon  before  the  Commons  on  Jany.  30.    8* 

Lond.  1712. 
'  Funeral  Sermon  op  Henx.  Compton^  Bp.  of '  London. 

8<»  Lond.  1713. 
GOOD  (b.)  The  true  Interest  of  the  Hanover  Treaty  considered. 

a»  Lond.  1727. 
GOOD  (john)  The  art  of  Shadows,  or  Universal  Dialling.     12* 

I-oiiJ.1711. 
GOOD  (wm.)  A  new  Catechisme.  l^  Lond.  1645. 
GOOD  (wiLL.)  The  Measurer  and  Tradesman^s  Assistant.    8* 

Edinb.  1775. 
GOODACRE  (BOBT.)  Arithmetic.  12^  Lond.  1803. 
GOODALL  (chablbs)  The  Coliedge  of  Physicians  vindicated,  and 

the  true  State  of  Physick  in  this  Nation  faithfuily  represented. 

a*  Lofu/.  1676. 
— ^— —  The  Roval  Cdledge  of  Physicians  in  London^  founded 

aiid  established  by  Law.  4®  Lond.  1684. 

Historical  account  of  the  CoUege^s  proceedings  against 


Empiricks  and  unhcensed  PracUtioners.  4<^  Lond.  1684. 
GOODALL  (db.)  v.  boulton. 
GOODACL  (hbn.)  The  duties  attending  a  proper  discfaarge  of 

the  Ministry.    A  Visitation  Sermon.  4^  Cantab.  1748. 
GOOBALL  (thos.)  Hiscase.  fol. 

GOODALL 


G  O  O 

GOODALL  (walter)  Examination  of  tbe  Letten  of  Mary  Qoee» 
of  Scots  to  the  Eari  of  Bothwell.  3  vol.  8»  Edinb.  1754. 

- — Introduction  to  the  History  and  Antiquitiei  of  Scot- 

land.  &  Lond.  1769. 

GOODE  (dH.)  V,  DIOTREPHES* 

GOODE  (w.)  r.  ash. 

■  The  discoverie  of  a  publique  Spirit.  A  Fast  Sermon 
before  the  Commons.  4^  Lond.  1645.  » 

GOODE  (wM.)  Faith  triumphant  in  death ;  a  Funeral  Sermon  OQ 
W.Romaine.  8«  Lmd.  1795. 

■  Gospel  Treasures  in  vessels  of  Clay ;  a  Funeral  Sermon 
on  theRevd.  P.  Cadogan.  8»  Lond.  1797. 

•  Thanksgiving  Sermon.  8*  Lond.  1797. 


GOODENOUGH  fMATT^.)  French  liberty  andequality  weighed 

in  the  balance  of  British  policy  and  found  wanting.     Or  rUun 

thoughts  on  the  state  of  the  Nalion.  8*  Lond.  1793. 
GOODERE  (Sir  john  dineley)  r.  foote. 
GOODERE  (sAM.)  V.  foote. 
*— Genuine  Dying  specches  of  Captn.   Saml.  Goodere, 

Matthew'Mahony  and  Charies  White.  8®  Bristol,  1741. 
GOODLUCK  (w.  u.)  Guide   to  the  capital  Prizes.     8"    Lond. 

1803. 
GOODMAN  (cHR.)  How  superior  Powers  ought  tobe  obeyedof 

thcir  subjccts.  I2f^  Gen.  1558. 
GOODMAN  (godfrey)  Bishop  of  Glocester.     Les  Devoirs  dea 

Creatures  sL  Dieu,  par  Geoffroy  Bonhomme,  trad.  en  Fr.  par 

V.  F.  12«  Par.  1644. 
"  —  The  ineflable  Trinity,  and  wonderfull  Incarnation  ex- 

plicated.  4°  Lond.^65S. 

His  Petition  to  the  Protector.  fol.  Lond.  1655. 


GOODMAN  (john)  Seven  Sermons.  8»  Lond.  1697. 

WinlerEveningConference.  8®  Lond,  1705. 

GOODMAN  (r.  t.)   An  address  to  the  Committee  of  the  London 

Society  for  promoting  Christianity  among  Uie  Jews.  8^  Lond. 

1809 
GOODSCHALK  (didericus)  De  Transpiratione.    4»  Lug.  Bai. 

1689. 
Prodromus  de  Ossium,  tum  Generatione>  tum  Cormp- 

tione  interna.  12®  Lugd.  Bat.  1691. 

GOODWIN,  17.GRANT. 

GOODWIN  (jACOBus)  Catalogus  Medicinarum.  8®  Lond. 

GOODWIN  (jAMts)  His  Case.  fol  Lond.  1727. 

GOODWIN  (joiiN)  Hymn  by  J.  Goodwin  andothers.  12®  LcMi. 

1650. 
GOODWIN  (john)  V.  resburie.  ricraft.  salter. 
GOODWIN  (john)  Of  Justification.  4»  Lond.  1642. 

-  ■  ■  The  Bntcher's  Blessin^,  or  the  bioody  intention  of  thc 
Romish  Cavaliers  against  London.  4°  Lond.  1642. 

—  Anti-Cavalierisme,  or  Truth  pleading  as  well  theneces-» 
sity,  as^the  lawfulness  of  this  present  war  for  the  suppressing 
that  brood  of  Cavaliering  incendiaries  who  are  now  hammering 
fipghuid  to  make  an  Irelaud  of  it.  4P  Lond.  1642.  GOOD- 


G  O  O 

GOODWIN  (john)  Os  Oasis  et  Oris  or  Bemarkable  passages  in 

abook  intitied  Os  Ossorianum.  4®  1643. 
— — M.  S.  to  A.  S.  with  a  plea  for  liberty  of  Conscience.  4* 

Land.  1644. 

>  e£OMAXl A :  or  tbe  imprudence  of  men  runninfif  the 


hazard  of  figUting  against  God:  in  two  Sermons.    4<^    Lond. 
1644. 

Faces  about     Or  a  recrimination  against  him*    With 


animadversions  upon  his  book  calied  0£OMAXIA.     4*^    Lond. 
1644. 

Innocency  and  Truth  triumphing  together,  in  answer 


to  W.  Prynne.  4»  Lond.  1645. 

>  Calumny  arraigned  and  cast,  in  answer  to  W.  Prynne. 


4«  Lond.  1645. 

Vindication  of  Free-Grace.  4®  Lond.  1645. 

Cretensis :  or  an  Answer  to  Thos,  Edwards's  Gangrttna. 


4«  Lond.  1646. 

Twelve  considerable  cautions  about  a  Reformation.  4* 


Lond.  1646. 

Anapologesiates  Antapologias.    Or  the  inexcusablenesa 


of  that  grand  acciisation  of  the  Brethren,  called  Antapologia. 
4!"  Lond.  1646. 

A  Candle  to  see  the  Sun.  4»  1646. 

Hagiomastix,  or  the  Scourge  of  the  Saints.    4^   Lond, 


1646. 


■  Postscript  to  Hagio-mastix.  4P  Lond.  1647. 
—  An  apologetical  account  of  some  Bretbren  of  theCharch 
whereof  he  is  Pastor.  4®  Lond.  1647. 

-  The  divine  authority  of  Scripture  asserted.    4®    Lond. 


1648. 

Sion  Colledg  visited.  4®  Lond.  1648. 

Right  and  Might  well  met.     Or  an  enquiry  into  the 
5  of  the  army  under  Lord  Fairfax.  4**  Lond.  1648. 
he  Unrighteous  Judge,  in  answer  to  Sir  F.  Nethersole. 


4''  Lond.  1619. 

•  T/Sfi5To^xa».   The  Obstructours  of  Justice,  or  a  defence 


of  the  sentence  upou  the  King.  4^  Lond.  1649. 

The  remedie  of  unreasonablenesse.     Or  the  substance 


of  a  Speech  intended  at  a  Confcreucc  on  the  Grace  of  God.  4^ 
Land.  1650. 

•  Truth*s  conflict  with  Error.  Or  Universal  Redemption 


cootruverted.  4^  Lond,  1650. 

Confidence  dismounted.     Or  a  Letter  to  Richd.  Res- 


burie.  4^  Lond.  1651. 
EIPHNOMAXIA.     The  agrcement   and    distance  of 

Brethren.  4<>  Lond.  1653. 
Thirty  Queries ;  whether  the  Civil  Magistrate  standi 

bound  by  way  of  duty  to  interpose  fais  power  or  authority  ia* 

matters  of  Religion,  or  worship  of  God.  4®  Lond.  1653. 

•  Master  John  Goodwin's  Queries  questioned.  4®  LoiMt. 


1653. 
V0L.IIL  P  GOODWIN 


<J  oo 

GOODWIN  (xohn)  An  apologie  for  Mr.  J.  Goodwin.    4^  Loni. 

1653. 
"    ■  The  Apologpst  condemned,  or  a  Vindication  of  the 

Thirty  Queries.  ^^  Lond.  1653- 

Water  dipping  no  firm  footing  for  Church  Communioo, 


4P  Lond.  1658. 

— —  Exposition  of  the  9th  Chap.  of  St.  Paul  to  the  Romanv 
4^  Lond.  1653. 

zrrKPHTlSMOS.  Or  Dissatisfaction  satisfied.  4<»  Lond. 


1654. 
■'■     ■        P^ce  protected  and  discontent  disarmed*    4*    Land, 

1654. 
— ^ A  firesh  Discovery  of  the  High-Presbyterian  Spirit  Of' 

the  Qnenching  of  the  second  Beacon  fired.  4*  Lond.  1654. 

Vindication  of  the  six  booksellers  subscribers  of  Tke 


second  Beacon  fired  itom  the  aspersions  of  J.  €k>odwin.    4* 
Lond.  1655. 
-     ■       Cata-Baptism  or  ncw  Baptism  waxing  old.    4®    Lond. 

■  Funeral  Sermon  on  D.  Taylor,  Esqr.  4*  Lond.  1655. 
BAIANIITAI.     Or  the  Triers  or  Tormentors  tried  and 


cast.  4«  Lond.  1657. 
GOODWIN  (john)  Reasons  for  a  duty  on  Raw  Hides  and  Raw 
Skins.  fol. 

■  ■'  Proposals  how  to raisefour  Millions  in  five  years  with- 
out  receiving  one  penny  in  Money  on  the  subject.  fol. 

G€K)DWIN  (P.)  V.  CIBBONS. 

'      ■  Sermon  on  the  death  of  S.  Bruce.  8*  Lond.  1737. 

■*   '  The  duties  of  Pastors  to  their  fiocks,  a  Sermon.     8* 

Lond.  1740. 
GOODWIN  (PHiL.)  Dies  dominicas  redivivus*    The  Lords  day 

enlivened.  12^  Lond.  1654. 

t    Religio  domcstica  rediviva :  Or  Family  Religion  re- 

vived.  8«  Lond.  1655. 
*■  The  Mystery  of  Dreams  historically  discoursed.     8* 

Lond.  1658. 
GOODWIN  (tho.)  His  case.  fol. 
GOODWIN  (thomas)  Discourseson  Heaven  and  Hell.  8®  Lond, 

1693. 
— —  Sermon  on  the  death  of  Revd.  S.  Lobb.     8*    Lond, 

1699. 
GOODWIN  (thomas)  The  History  of  the  Reign  of  Henry  V. 

fol.  Lond.  1704. 
GOODWIN  (thos.)  V.  bownd.  drury. 

■  Zerubbabel^s  encouragement  to  finish  the  temple.     A 
Fast  Sermon.  4<>  Lond.  1642. 

■■  Christ  set  forth.  4«  Lond.  1642. 

■'  A  Child  of  hght  walking  in  darkness.    4*    Lond. 

1643. 
~— —  The  retum  of  Prayers.  4*  Lond.  1648. 

■  Aggravation  of  sin  and  sinning.  4®  Lond.  1643. 

GOODWIN 


i 


G  O  R 

GOODWIN  (THOs.)   The  Vanity  of  tlumghtg  discoverec 

Lond.  1643. 
Tryall  of  a  Christian^g  growth.  4«  Lond.  1643. 

■  Encouragements  to  faith.  4*  Lond.  1645. 

■  The  great  interests  of  States  and  Kingdoms.    A 
Sermon.  4«  Lond,  1646. 

■  Christ  the  Universal  peace-maker.  4®  Lond.  165 

— —  Sermon  of  ihefifth  Monarchy.  4«  Lond,  1654. 
•  Two   Lectures  on  the  world  to  come«     4^ 


1655. 


■  A  flftate  of  Glory  for  spirits  of  jusl  men  upon  diMo' 

demoQstrated.    A  Sermon  before  the  Lord  Mayor.    4*    . 
1657. 

'  A  fair  proepect  shewing  the  difierence  between  t 
seen  and  not  secn.  A  Sermon  at  the  Funeral  of  Lady  J 
Barrin^n.  \9f*  Lond,  1658. 

Two  discourses.     I.  Of  the  punishment  of  Sin  in 


U.  Proving  a  state  of  Glory  for  Just  men.  8®  Lond.  1693 

<*OODWIN  (tuos.)  An  Apolo^etical  narration  of  both  H 

by  Goodarin»  Nye,  Simpson,  Burrough^  and  Bridge.   4®  . 

■  A  copy  of  the  remonstrance  to  the  Assembly  on  Cl 
Govemment  by  Goodwin  and  others.  4^  Lond.  1645. 

Principles  of  Faith  presented  by  Goodwin,  Nye, 


8on,  and  others.  4*^  Lond,  1654. 
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GOBCUM,  9.  ALYAREZ. 


GOR< 


G  O  R 

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GORDON,  r.  carve. 
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GORDON  (alex.)  Tyrocinium  Lingu»  Ijatinae.     Or  the  lAtine 

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GORDON  (alexander)  History  of  Peter  the  Great,  Emperor  of 

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GORDON  (georce)  Remarks  on  the  Newtonian  Philosophv.  12* 

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Compleat  Discovery  of  a  Method  for  observing  thc 

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GORDON  (geo.)  Marqum  rf Huntley.    His  declaration.    foL 

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GORDON  {Lori  george)  v.  watson.  vincent. 

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GORDON  (jAMEs)  Terraquea,  or  a  New  Systemof  Geography 

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fol. 

CORDON 


G  O  R 

GORDON  (john)  Memoirs  of  John  Gordon  of  Glencat.  S*  Lond. 

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GORDON  (john)  Pocm».  12*  Edinb.  1807. 
GORDON  (jo.)  £cho,  Dialogus  de  Institutione  Principis.    4* 

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Angl.  4»  Lond.  1603. 


ENftTlKON.    Or  a  Sermon  of  the  Union  of  Gr.  Brit- 

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Orthodoxo-Jacobus,  et  Papapostaticus.    Sive  Thescf 


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GORDON  (fatrick)  Neptunus  Britannicus,  de  Obitu  Hennci 

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GORDON  (patrick)  Geographical  Grammar.  8*  Lond.  1699. 

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GORDON  (rob.)  V.  biscoe. 

GORDON  (t.)  V.  TAciTus. 

GORDON    (thos.)    Philosophical    Essays.    2  vol.    4«    Lond. 

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GORDON  (w.)  Viscounl  Kenmure,  v.  ratcijffe. 
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GORDON,   V.  PERCEL. 

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3  GORE 


G  O  R 

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GORE  (john)  Inventory  of  hislands,  &c.  foL  Lond.  1721. 
GORE  (i.)  Liverpool  Directory.  S\  Liverp.  1805. 
GORE  (thomas)  Nomenclator  geographicus.  Lai.  AngL  &  AngL 

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■  Series  alphabetica  Nominum  Gentilitioram,  sive  Cpg- 

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Catalogus  Authorum  qui  de  re  heraldica  scripserant. 


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GORECIUS  (leonh.)  Descriptio  Belli  Ivoniae,  Voivodae  Valachiae, 
quod^  Anno  M.D.LXXIII,  cum  Selymo  II.  Turcarum  Impe* 
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GORGEI  (PAUL.  p  )  De  Vaporibus  et  modo  quoex  iis  nubes,  plu- 
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GORGES(aRTHUR)  V.  BACON. 

— A  true  Transcript  of  his  Majestie's  Letters  Pktent,  for 

an  OiBce,  to  be  called  the  Publicke  Rcgister  for  generatt  Com- 

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GORGES  (Sir  ferd.)  A  Narratiori  of  the  originaU  uhdertakings 

of  the  advancement  of  Plantations  into  the  parts  of  America. 

Especially  that  of  New  England.  4«  Lond.  1658. 

— America  painted  to  the  Life.  4®  Lond.  1659. 

GORGEU  (mich.)  Remarques  sur  les  PontifTes  Romains,  qui  ont 

tenu  le  saint  siege  depuis  Celestin  II.  avec  leurs  Armes  blason« 

nees.  4®  Abbev.  1659. 
GORGIAS.     Orationes  Graec»  cura  J.  J.  Reiskii.  8«  Lips.  1773. 
GORGIERI  (lauro)  Trattato  de  la  Guerra,  del  Soldato,  del  Caa- 

tellano,  e  del  Generaldi  esercito.  4*  Pesar.  1555. 

GORI,  V.  LONGINUS. 

GORICHEMIUS  (h.)  v.  lombardus. 

GORING  (geo.)  Lord.  v.  colchester.  essex.  portsmouth. 

'  Declaration  concerning  the  late  conspiracies.  4®  1641. 

^ His  Declaration  to  the  counties  of  Devon  and  Sooier- 

set.  fol.  Lond.  1645.  . 
■  Declaration  of  both  Houses  concerning  him.  4*  Lond. 

1648. 
— —  His  Message  to  the  Lord  Generall  conceming  the  sur- 

rendcr  of  Colchester.  4°  Lond.  1648. 

Letter  to  Uie  Lord  Mayor.  4<>  Lond.  1648. 


GORIS  (caspar  john)  Oratio  de  triplici  expetendarum  renim 

genere,  quod  ab  bumanitatis  studia  colentibus  pcrcipi  possit. 

4^  Dord.  1720. 
GORIS  (ger.)  De  Diarrhcea.  4«  Lug.  Bat.  1685. 
GORiS  (gerard)  Medicina  contenipta,  propter  AOrOMAXIAM 

vel  Ignorantiam  Medicorum.  4®  Lugd.  Bat,  1700. 
■  '  : —  Chyniia  ab  inutili  verborum  pondere,  ostentatione  €t 

compedibus  Sopbittarum  et  Sciolarum  liberata.  12°  Lugd.  Bai. 

1701.  GORIS 


G  O  R 

GORIS  (oerakd)  Beknopte  VerhandelingTan  de  verschrikkelyke 

PesUiekte.  12*  Amsi.  1711. 
OORITZ  (JOH.  adam)  Nachrichten  von  dem  Boehmiflche  Bitter- 

Wasfier.  8»  Dre$d,  1727. 
GORIUS  (ant.  rRAN.)   P.  assemanus.   averanus.    ballarinus. 

DONIUS. 

■  Inscnptiones  antiquae  in  Etruriaj  Urbibug  exstantes.  4* 

Fior.  1736. 

Monumentum  sive  Columbarium  Libertorum  et  Servo- 


nim  Livie  Augustie  et  Csesarum^  Romse  detectum  in  Via  Ap* 
pk.  fol.  i^or.  1727. 

Museum  Florentinum.  3  tom.  fo!.  Fior.  1731 — 34. 

Museum  Etruscum  exhibens  Veterum  Etruscorum  Mo- 


numenta  «neis  tabulis  CC  edita  et  illustrata  observationibus. 
2  tom.  fol.  Fiar.  1737. 

-^ Storia  antiquaria  Etrusca.  8*  Fir.  1740. 

Musei  Guarnaccii  antiqua  Monumenta  Etrusca.  e  Vo« 


laterranis  Hypogaeis.  fol.  Flor.  1744. 

•  Symbol»  btterariie  opuscula  varia  philologica  scientifica 


antiquaria  signa  lapides  numismata  gemmas  et  monumeuta 
medii  «ri  compleclentes.  llvol.  8®  Flar.  1748 — 54. 

-  Dactyliotheca  Ant.  M.  Zanetti  Notb  illustrata.  Lat, 


Itai.  fol.  Ven.  1750. 

•  Thesanrus  Gemmarum  Astriferarnm  antiquarum ;  cum 


Athnte  Famesiano.  3  tom.  fol.  Fior.  1750. 

.  Thesaurus  Veterum  Diptychorum  Consularium  et  Ec- 


clesiasticorum  tum  A.  F.  Gorii  cum  aliorum  lucubrationibus 
iUustratus.  Adceasere  J.  B.  Passerii  Prsefationes.  3  tom.  foL 
Pior.  1759. 

Cata]ogus  Numismaticus  Musei  Lefroyani.  4*^  Libum, 

1763. 

Dactyliotheca  Smithiana.  2  tom.  fol.  Ven.  1767. 


GORJY  (M.)  Sentimental  taWets,  translated  by  P.  S.  Diipuy.  12^ 

Lond.  1795. 
GORL  (mich.  thymer)  De  Epilepsia.  4»  Jen.  1630. 
GORLiEUS  (abr.)  Thesaurus  Numismatum  Romanorum.   foL 

Amst.  160a 
■  Dactyliotheca  sive  Tractatus  de  Annulorum  Ori^ne 

variis  eorum  generibus  et  usu  apud  Priscos.    12^    Lugd.  HaL 

1672. 

cum  Additionibus  et  Explanationibus  Jacobi 


Gronovii.  2  Pftrtes.  4»  Lugd.  Bat.  1695. 
*  GORUEUS  (dav.)  Idea  Physicae,  ct  Epistola  Anonymi,  de  Terr» 
Ikfolu.  12^  Uiiraj.  1651. 

GORXJEUS,   V.  BEGERUS. 

GORLITZER  (joran.  sigismund.)  Unterricht,  und  Regimetit, 

zur  Zeil  der  Pestikntz.  4«  Wittemb.  1540. 
GORMANDIERE  (j.  bede'  de  la)  L'Unite  Catholique.  8»  Saum. 

1610. 
GORN  (cbrist.  ad.)  De  Scabie.  4*  Hai.  Mag.  1718. 

GORRiEUS 


G  O  S 

GORR-fflUS  (JO.)  V.  NICANDER. 

■  Dtfinitiones  Medicse.    fol.    Franc,  ad  M,.  1578.  [cum 

notis  Mm.I 

• fol.  Franc.  ICOI. 

fol.  Par.  1623. 


Dc  Plcuritide  infera;  descendente  vd  faypochoodriaca. 

40  Par.  1656. 

Opuscula  medica  quatuor.  4*  Par.  1660. 

Animadversio  in  libellum  Joh.  Lansei  quo  Hippocratis 


Aphorismos  in  norum  ordinem  digessit  4^  Par.  1660. 
GORRiEUS  (PETR.)  Formulse  Remediorum.  W  Lugd.  1562. 
8«  Lugd.  1584. 

GORRfflUS  (R.)  V.  VIRGILIUS. 

GORRAN  (Nic.  D£)  Commentaria  in  quatuor  Evangelia.  fol.  CoL 

1537, 
GORRY  (pierre)  deBourges.    Discours  des  Remedes^Bingulienr 

desquels  les  Medecins  usent  en  toutes  maladies.  trad.  par  J. 

Riviere.  16»  Par.  1581. 
GORSAS  (A.  j.)  Le  CourrierdesLXXXIII  Departmcns.  No.XX. 

S^  Par.  1791. 
GORSCIUS  (jAc.)  Commentarii  Artb  Dialecticae.     8®    Ups.  in 

qfficina  Voegeliana. 
GORTER,  V.  hippocrates. 

GORTER  (david  de)  Materies  medica.  4»  Avist.  1740. 
Fiora  Ingrica,  ex  Schedis  Steph,  Krasciieninnikow.    8^ 

Petrop.  1761. 

Flora  Belgica.  8^  Tr.  ad  Rh.l767. 


GORTER  (joH.  de)  De  ObstruCtione.  4«  Lug.  1712. 
'  De  Perspiratione  insensibiii  Sanctoriana-Batava  Tracta* 

tus.  4^»  Lugd.  Bat.  1725. 

De  dirigendo  studio  in  Medicin»  praxi,  sive  de  Ta- 


bulis  pro  disciphna  medica  concinnandis.  4^  Hard.  1726. 

De  Secretione  Humorum  e  Sanguine.    4*    Lugd.  Bai» 


1727. 

■  MedicinsB  Compendium.  2  Partes.  ^^Lugd.  BaiA7Sl,7. 

Morbi  Epidemii  Descriptio  et  Curatio  per  Diaphoresin. 


4^  Harderv.  1733. 

Belg.  4«  Amst.  1733. 


Medicina  dogmatica  de  Delirio^  Vertigine,  et  Tussi.  4^ 


Hard.  1741. 

Oratio  pro  Medico  dogmatico.  4°  Hard.  1741. 

Chirurgia  repurgata.  49  Lugd.  Bat.  1742. 


GORTON.(sAM,)  V.  WINSLOW. 

"  Saltmarsh  returned  from  the  Dead  in  amico  Philalethe. 

Orthe  resurreclion  of  James  the  Apostle.  4°  Lond.  1655. 
GORUS  (CAMiLLUs)   Disceptatio  unica  de  Chalcantho  ejusque 

oleo^  an  ullum  babeat  locum  in  febribus  putridis.    4®    Rom* 

1616. 

De  Fractura  Brachii.  4®  Rom.  1617. 

GOSELLINl  (oiuLiAMo)  Narratione  delle  Cose  passate  nei  Paest 

Bassi,  dopo  la  GiunU  di  D.  Giov.  d^Austria.  4^  MHan.  1578. 

GOSELUNI 


G  O  S 

GOSELLINI  (giuliano)  ViU  del  S.  Ferrando  Gonzaga  Principe 

di  Molfetta.  4*  Ven.  1579. 

Amore  della  Patria.  12*  Vai.  1604. 

GOSFRIGHT  (capt.)  r.  kiffer, 

GOSIUS  (jo.  viNC.)  Tabulae  Anatomics.  4<»  Aug.  Taur.  1606. 

GOSKY  (cHRisT.  FRiD.)  Dc  cognoscenda  Corporis  humani  Natura, 

ex  EfTectu  Remediorum.  4^  Hal.  Mag.  1732. 
GOSKY  (LBOP.)  De  Catarrhacta.  4«  Franc.  1695. 
GOSKY  (martin)  Arbustum,  vel  Arborctum  Poeticum,  de  Vita 

Augusti  Ducis  Brunsvic.  et  Luneb.  fol.  tVolfenb.  1650. 
GOSKY  (mart.)  De  Lue  Venerea  cognoscenda  et  curanda.    4* 

FroMc.  1610. 
— — —  De  Apoplexia  et  Epilepsia  cognoscendis  et  curandis.  4* 

F^nc.  1610. 
GOSLING  (wM.)  Seasonable  advice  for  preventing  the  mischief 

of  Firc.  fol.  Land.  1642. 
GOSPEL,  17.  sociETY. 
— —  Gospel  Grounds ;  or  Christ  declared  to  be  the  only  trea- 

auryof  all  good.  12»  Lond.\6U. 

Motives  to  abstain  from  one  meals  meat  in  a  week,  and 


to  give  the  value  thereof  unto  the  Trustees  for  propagating  thc 
Gospel.  4»  1646. 

Some  Gospel  truths  catachistically  laid  downe,  explained 


and  vindicated.  \2^  Lond.  1647 

Severall  queries  published  and  propounded  to  be  con- 

sidered  of  all,  especially  of  those  which  assume  a  power  of  pro- 
pagating  the  Gospel,  and  settling  the  Ministers  and  Ministry 
thereof  in  this  Nation.  4«  Lond.  1652. 

Proposals  for  the  furtherance  of  the  Gospel  in  this  Na- 


tion.  4«  Lond.  1653. 

The  testimony  of  the  everlasting  Gospel  witncssed  thrtf 

suffenngs.  4«  1654. 

The  true  faith  of  the  Gospel  of  Peace.     Of  an  answer 


to  J.  Bunyan^s  book  called  Sonte  Gospel  tiiUhs  opened,  &c.  by 
E.  B.  4^  Lond,  1656. 

•  The  eternal  Gospel  once  more  testified  unto  and  vindi- 


cated.     Against  the  ignorance  of  the  Bishops  and  Teachers  of 
thc  now  Church  of  England.  12«  Lond.  1681. 

GOSSE  (kichd.)  Sermon  on  his  decease.  8*  Newport,  1770. 

GOSSELIN  (g.)  r.  tartaclia. 

GOSSELINL   r.  GOSELLINI. 

GOSSEUNUS(ant.)  HistoriaGallorumveterum.    8»     Cadom. 

1636. 
GOSSELINUS  (guliel.)  De  Arte  nfagna,  seu  de  occulta  parte 

numerorum,  quffi  et  Algebra,  et  Almucabala  vuleo  dicitur.    8* 

GOSSELUN  (p.  F.  j.)  V.  strabo. 

■  Recherches  sur  la  Geographie  des  Anciens.  2  tom.   4* 

Par.  1798. 

VoL.  UI.  Q  GOSSELUN 


G  OT 

GOSSELLIN  (p.  F-  j.)  G^ographie  des  Grec»  Analvsde;  oa  fct 

Syst^mes  D'£ratosthenes,  De  Strabon  et  de  Ptolemee  compare» 

entre  eux  et  avec  nos  connoissances  modemes.  4^  Par.  1790« 

GOSSIPS  Feast,  or  morall  tales  taking  a  view  of  things  pasit,  dis* 

^  coursin^  of  things  present,  and  conjeqturing  of  things  to  come. 

4»  L(md,  1647. 
»■■  Gossips  Braule  or  Women  wear  the  Breechest  a  mock 

Comedy.  4»  Lond.  1655. 
GOSTELO  (walteb)  Letter  to  the  Lord  Protector.    fol.    Lmd. 

1654. 

•^ Charles  Stuart  and  Oliver  Cromwell  united.  8®  1655, 

■■  The  coming  of  God  in  Mercy,  &  Vengeance.  8^  Ltmd, 

1658. 
GOSTORFF  (gerl.  'a)  Leichpredight  bey  der  Begrebnuss  Joh. 

Claybei^ii.  4<>  Ihm.  1665. 
GOSTWICKE  (roger)  r.  polanus. 
GOTEKE  (joh.)  ConsUntinus  honeste  ex  legitimo  matrimonio 

natus.  Rostoch,  1702. 
GOTFRIDUS,  Vkerhicnsis,  v.  gottofridus. 
GOTFRIDUS  (joh.  jac.)  De  Arthritide  vaga  scorbutica.     4* 

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GOTHAM.    The  Fools  complaint  to  Gotham  CoUedge.  4»  Land. 

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■  Libellus,  or  a  brief  sketch  of  the  king^dom  of  Gotham. 
To  whicb  is  added  an  admirable  Essay  upon  Titles.  12^  Lond. 
1798. 

GOTHFREDUS,  v.  libanius. 

GOTHICiE  RES.  Gothicarum  et  Langobardicarum  rerum  Scnp- 

tores  aliquot  veteres.  8®  Lif^.  Bat,  1618. 
GOTHOFRIDUS  (dion.)  v.  alexander.  latinitas. 
■■■  Deratione  Ordinis  a  Juris  consultoin  Pandectis,Codice, 

ct  Institutionibus  servati.  8**  Ge/i.  1580. 

■  Historia  antiqua,  ex  XXVII  Auctoribus  contexta.  2  vol. 
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De  Tutelis  Electoralibus  Testamentariis  Legitimas  ex- 


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GOTHOFRIDUS  (jacob)  De  Stotu  Paganorum,  sub  Christianis 

Imperatoribus :  seu  Commentarins  ad  Titulum  X  de  Paganis 

hbri  XVI  Codicis  Theodosiani.  4«^  1616. 
Vetus  Orbis  descriptio  Graeci  Scriptoris  sub  Constan- 

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De  Imperio  Maris,  deque  Jure  Naufragii  colligendi. 


vffoyn/x»,  ex  Jure  Romano  ad  Legem  Aitvo-K^seu  Legem  Depre- 
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History  of  Achaia,  translated  from  the  Lat.  by  Hen. 


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GOTHRIDGE.    The  strong  Casde/  or  Gothridge  taken  by  Col. 

Birch.  4«  Lond.  1646. 
GOTHUS  (g.  I.  o')  De  Bello  ejusque  Jure,  ex  verbis  Ciceronis : 

Officior.  Lib.  I.  Cap.XI.35.  4»  Upsal.  1652. 

GOTINGIUS 


GO  T 

GOTINGIUS  (pHtL.)  Oratioin  Calumniam.  4^  Delp.  1679. 
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GOTSIUS  (ZACH.  Nic.)  De  Salivatione.  4<>  Jen.  1656. 

De  Sjpina  ventosa.  4^^  Jen.  1658. 

GOTT  (sAM.)  On  the  true  happiness  of  Man.  129-  Lond.  1650* 
GOTTER  (JOH.  anhard)  De  Scabie.  4»  Erf,  1680. 
GOTTER  (JOH.  CHR18T.)  De  Scorbuto.  4»  Eif.  1681. 
GOTTER  (JOH.JAC.)  DeSpihtibussylvestnbusflatulentis.  4®  Je». 

1671. 

DeSufTocatione  uterina.  4»  Erf^  1679. 

GOTTER  (M.  FRiD.  GOTTH.)  Elogia  clarorum  Virorum  Altenbur- 

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GOTTFREED  (jo.  lud.)  Historia  Antipodum  sive  Novi  OrlNft 

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Voyagien  na  Oost  en  West  Indien.  4  vol.  fol.  Leid* 

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GOTTHILFF  (sam.)  De  iEtatibus  Zedoariae.  12«  Dresd.  1691. 
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1709. 
GOTTIGNIES  (iSGmius  fran.  db)  Logistica  univcrsalis.   fol. 

Neap.  1687. 
GOTTINGA,  r.  georgius  u. 
— —  Prodromus  Monumentorum  qiiorundam  Gottingensium 

complectentium  succinctiorem  Historiam  Sacrorum,  imprimis 

virorum  quos  Gottinga  tulit  aluitque.  4«  Gott.  1702. 

Parerga  Gottingensia,  sive  acccssiones  ad  omnis  generi* 


eruditionem.  tom.  1.  8®  Gotting.  1736. 

>  Epifitola  pnesentcm  Academis  Gottingensis  statum  ex« 


hibens.  ab.  J.  D.  S.  4»  1735. 

Catalogus  Lectionum  publice  et  privatim  in  Academia 


GeorgiaAugustaMDCCXXXVIhabendarum.  4<>  1736. 

Cataiogus  PraRlectionum  pubhce  et  privatim  in  Acade- 


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andoftbestateoftheUniversity.  S^  1748. 

Commentarii  Societatis  Regise  Scientiarum  Gotting. 


4  tom.  4«  Gott.  1752—55. 
13  tom.  4«  Gott.  1779—99. 


Relationes  de  Libris  novis.  13  Fasc.  8®  1752 — 55. 


-^  Gottingische  Anzeigen  von  gelefarten  Sachen  unter  der 


aufficht  der  Konigl.  Geaellscball  der  Wissenschaften.   8^  Gott. 
1753—1805. 

De  Academise  solennibus  Semi-ssecularibus.   Sep.  17. 


1787.  celebratis  brevis  descriptio.  fol.  Gotting. 
GOTTLIEB  (JOH.  gotof.)  Nen  eroffiiete  Apotheker  Schule.    4* 

Franc.  1700. 
GOTTLOB  (cHRisT.)  Calendarium  medii  sevi  pra^cipue  Germa- 

nicum.  8^  Lip.  1729. 

GOTTLOB 


G  O  V 

GOTTLOB  (cHR.  FRiD.)  Disputatio  de  errore  pseudophikMopho- 
rum  qubd  anima  hominis  sit  iQaterialis  et  mortalis.  4**  1720. 

GOTTOFRIDI  (luig.)  v.  ovidius. 

GOTTRUPIUS  (joH.  CHR.)  De  Chamaeleonte.  4»  Ham.  1707. 

GOTTSCHALCK  (jac.)  Catalogus  Piantamm  Horti  Academici 
Lup^duno-Batavi.  Lat.  &  Genn.  12"  Plom.  1697.    ' 

GOTTSCHED  (joh.)  Flora  Prussica.  4«  Rcgiom.  1703. 

GOTTSCHLING  (gott.)  De  Libris  Hodqeporicis.  4<>  Um. 
1703. 

GOTTWALD  (christ.)  Tabulae  vari»  Anat^micae,  foL 

■■ Thesaurus  Testaceorum.  fol. 

Dc  Melancholia  hypochondnaca.  4»  U^.  Bat.  1662» 

■  De  Vasis  lympbaticis  et  Lympha.  16**  Amst.  1670. 

■  Museum  Gottwaldianum  sive  Catalogus  Rerum  rario- 

riim.  8»  1714. 
GQTWICUM.     Chronicon  Gotwicense  seu  Annales  Monasterii 

Gotwiceusis  inferioris  Austria.  2  tom.    fol.   Monast.  Tegem. 

1732. 
GOTZE  (PETR.)  De  Renum  et  Vesicae  Calculo.  4°  Rost.  1646. 
GOUAN  (anton.)  Flora  Monspeliaca.  8«  Lug.  1765. 
GOUANDOUR  (ch.  de)  Sa  Vie,  p^r  M.  Vinc.  Robin  de  S.Ger* 

main.  12°  1G9L 
GOUDA.     Explication  de  ce  qui  est  represent^  dans  le  magnifi- 

que  Vitrage  de  l'EgHse  de  St.  Jean  a  Gouda.  12^  Gouda.'^ 

Belg.  12°  Goud/i. 

GOUDA  (cuiL.  de)  Tractatus  de  Expositione  Misse.  4°  Davam, 

1489. 
GOUDELIN  (Sr)  p.  PoET«. 
GOUDELIN  (pierre)  Obros.     Augmentados  de  le  Diccionari 

8ur  ia  Lengo  Moundino.  8®  Amst.  1700. 

■  ■■  Le  Ramelet  Moundi,  Poeme    Gasconne.    8**     Toul. 

1617. 
GOVARTS  (m.)  V.  eesbeke. 

GOVE  (richd.)  The  Saints  Iloneycomb.  12«  Lond.  1652. 
.  Pious  Thoughts  vented  in  pithy  Ejaculations.     12* 

Lond.  1658, 

GOVEA,  V.  GLEN.  GOVVEA. 

GOVEANUS  (tho.)  Ars  sciendi  sive  Logica.  8®  Lond. 
1682.  ^ 

'    Logica  Elenctica  sive  Sumraa  Controversiarum  quiR 
circa  materiam,  et  praecepta  Logicae  agitari  solent.   8«   Lhibi. 
1683. 
GOVEL  (franc.)  Ansensibus  vinum  parcius?  4°  Par.  1657. 
'■  An  ex  insomniis  temperamenti   cognitio ?    4P    Par, 

1685. 
— ^— —  An  in  quavis  Hsemorrhagia  admovenda  naribus  astrin- 

gentia?  4P  Par.  1685. 
GOVERNESS,  or  the  Boarding  School  dissected.     A  dramatic 
original.  8®  Lond.  1785. 

GOVERNMENT, 


G  O  V 

GOVERNMENT,  v.  gouveknement.  / 

■  A  discourse  upon  the  meanes  of  well  governing^  akinf^- 

^dome.    Against  Machiavel,   translated  by  S.  Patericke.    fol. 
Land.  1608. 

Tyrannical  Goyemment  anatoroized :  being  the  Life 


and  Deathof  John  the  Baptist.  4«  Lond,  1642. 

.  Answer  to  the  enquiry  how  inconsistent  Presbyterial 


Governmentis  with  Monarchy.  4®  1644. 

A  parallel  of  Governments.  4°  Lonrf.  1647. 

Discourse  on  Civil  Govemment.  4*^  Lond,  1648. 

Politique  and  Military  observations  upon  the  civill  and 


militarie  Govemments,  by  D.  F.  4®  Land,  1648. 

Brief  Discourse  of  the  Nature»  Rise,  and  End,  of  Civil 


Government.  4<>  Lond.  1648, 

•  The  lawfulness  of  obeyinff  the  present  Govemment 


Proposed  by  one  that  lovesall  Presbyterian  lovers  of  Truth  and 
Peace.  4»  Lond.  1649. 

40  1650. 


An  Enquiry  after  further  satisfaction  concemins:  obey- 

ing  a  chans^e  of  Govemment  beleeved  to  be  unlawful.  Tendered 
to  the  Presbyterian  proposer  in  answer  to  bis  book  intituled ; 
The  lawfullncss  of  ohtying  the  present  Govemment.  4®  Lond, 
1649. 

A  Combate  between  two  Seconds.    One  for  obcyinf 


the  present  Govemment.    Thc  other  the  second  part  of  a  De- 
murrer  undeservedly  called  Religious.  4®  Lond,  1649. 

■  A  dissection  of  all  Govemments.     Or  an  answer  to  a 


Pamphletentitledj  The  Privileges  qf  the  People.     ByW.J.   4* 
Land.  1649. 

Discourse  between  Monarchical  and  Aristocratical  Go- 


Terament  4®  Lmd.  1649. 
The  tme  primitive  state  of  Civil  and  Ecclesiastica!  Go- 

vemment  dii^cussed  andcleared.  4"  Lond.  1649. 
— —  Govemment  of  the  people  of  England  precedent  and 

present  the  same.  4®  1650. 

-  Observations    upon   Aristotle^s    Politiques,    touching^ 


Forms  of  Govemment.  Together  with  directions  for  obedience 
to  Govemors  in  dangerous  and  doubtful  Times.  4^  Lond. 
1659. 

Observations  conceming  the  Original  of  Goverament, 


4«  Lond.  1652. 

'  Persuasive  to  a  mutual  compliance  under  the  present 

Govemment.    Together  with  a  plea  for  a  Free  btatc  compared 

with  a  Monarchy.  4®  Oxf.  1652. 
The  grand  Catastrophe,  or  the  chaniye  of  Governmentt 

being  a  word  about  the  last  turn  of  these  Times.    4°    Lond^ 

1654. 
An  honest  discourse  between  three  Neighbours  touch- 

ing  tbe  present  Goverament.  4*^  Lond.  165&. 

GOVERNMENT. 


G  O  V 

GOVERNMENT.  Proclamation  of  His  Higbness  and  thc  Ptar- 
liament  fbr  tbe  Peace  and  Security  of  the  Government.  foL 
Lond,  1656. 

• Letter  to  an  Officer  of  the  Army  concerning  onr  pre- 

sent  Govemment  and  Governors.  4^  Lond,  1656. 

Vindicis  Magistratuum.    Or  a  sober  plea  for  sulgec- 


tion  to  tbe  present  Govemment.  12®  Lond.  1658. 

Model  of  a  Democraticall  Govenunent.     4®    Lond» 


1659. 

-  A  brief  admonition  of  some  of  the  inconveniencies  of 


tbe  three  most  famous  Govemments  in  the  world.    4®    Lond, 
1659. 

•  A  short  discourse  upon  the  desires  of  a  Friend :  where- 


in>  upon  Observation  of  tbe  late  Governments  and  Revolutions, 
it  b  made  evident  wbat  alone  can  be  the  perfect  settlement  of 
tbis  Nation  and  tbe  composure  of  all  differences.  4^  Lond* 
1660. 

Letter  on  tbe  two  differentforms  of  Monarcby  and  po- 


pular  Government,  by  N.  D.  4°  Lond.  1660. 

Answer  to  ibe  Letter  on  tbe  two  difierent  forms  of  Mo- 


narcby  and  popular  Government.  4®  Lond.  1660. 

Speecb  by  a  Member  of  tbe  House  of  Commons  tend- 


ing  to  tbe  establisbment  of  Kingly  Govemment,    4®   Lond. 
1660.       . 

■  Dialogue  at  Oxford,  between  a  Tutor  and  his  Pupil, 

concerning  Government.  4*  Lond.  1681. 

Plain  discourse  conceming  Govemment.    Wherein  is 


debated  wbetber  Monarcby  or  a  Commonwealth  be  best  for  thc 
People.  4»  1688. 

State  Tracts ;  being  a  CoUection  of  Treatises  rdating  to 


tbe  Govemment,  privately  printed  in  the  Reign  of  K.  Chuks 
IL  fol.  Lond..l6S9. 


2d  part  fol.  Lond.  1693, 


Discourse  of  wbat  is  lawful  during  the  confusi^xis  uid 

revolutions  of  Government.  4®  Lond.  1689. 

Tbe  plain  case  of  subjection  to  the  present  Govemment. 


4«  Lond.  1690. 

Political  Apborisms,ortbetme  Maxims  of  Govemment 

displayed.  4<>  Lond.  1691. 

8»  Lond.  1694 


Two  Treatises  of  Govemment.     In  the  former  the  fake 

principlcs  of  Sir  R.  Filmer  are  detected.  Tbe  latter  is  an  Essay 
conceniing  tlie  original  and  extent  of  Civil  Govemment.  B* 
Lond.  1G94. 

lilsiiay  discovering  tbe-Affinity  or  Resemblance  of  the 


ancient  and  modem  Govemments,  in  Respect  to  our  English 
ParliamenU.  8«  Lond.  1706. 

Essay  on  Civil  Government.  8®  Lond.  1728. 

•  An  Essay  on  Civil  Government,  in  two  parts.  8*  Land. 


1743. 

GOVERNMENT. 


G  O  U 

GOVERNM£NT.    The  happy  Government  or  the  Constitutioii 

ofGreatBritain.  4«  Lond,  17S4. 
■  Refleetions  upon  the  Administration  of  Govemment. 

8^  Land.  1740. 

Discourse  on  Govemment  and  Religion,  calculated  for 


theMeridian  of  the  SOth  Jan.  &  Bost,  1750. 

The  fatal  consequences  of  the  want  of  System  in  the 


coDduct  of  public  affiiirs.  8^  Lond,  1757. 

Free  thoughts  on  despotic  and  free  Govemments. 


Lottd.  1781. 
■  An  appeal  to  Man  but  particularly  addressed  to  the 

British  Govemment,  with  an  Institute  of  Govemment    8* 

Lond.  1799. 
OOVERRI  (oRATio  Di)  Secreti  mirabili  per  diverse  infirmitaspe- 

rimentali.  12^ 
GOUEY  (louis  legbr  de)  La  vcntable  Chirurgie  etablie  sar 

rEzperience  et  la  raison.  8^  Rouen,  1716. 

GOUGE  (THOS.)  V.  TILLOTSON. 

— — —  The  faith  of  dying  Jacob.    A  Sermon  on  the  death  of 
^  J.  Hubbard.  12«  Lond.  16SS. 
GOUGE  (thos.)  A  recovery  from  Appstacy,  a  Sermon.  4®  Lond. 

1639. 
— —  The  Principles  of  the  Christian  Religion  explained.  8* 

Lond.  1679. 
GOUGE  (wm.)  r.  jenkyn. 
— —  The  Saints  support.    A  Fast  Sermon  before  the  Com- 

mons.  4<^  Lond.  1642. 
— —  Mercies  Memoriall.     A  Sermon  on  the  Anniversary  of 

Q.  £lizabeth's  accession.  4^  Lond.  1G45. 

i  The  Progrcss  of  Divine  Providence.    A  Fast  Sermon 

before  the  Peers.  4®  Lond.  1645. 

•  Sermon  at  the  funeral  of  Margt.  Ducke.    4**    Lomt. 


1646. 

■  The  right  way :  or  a  direction  for  oblaining  good  suc- 

cease  in  a  weighty  enterprise.  A  Fast  Sermon  before  the  Lords. 
4«  Lmd.  1648. 
GOUGES.CARTOU  (m.)  Projet  de  Declaration  de  Droits.    8* 

Venailles,  1789. 
GOUGH  (j.)  The  strange  Discovery,  a  Tragi-Comedy.  ^^  Lond. 

1640. 
GOUGH  (jOH.)  Ecclesise  Anglicanse  GPHNHAIA.     In  qua  per- 
turbatissimus  Regni  el  Ecclesia;  statussub  Anabaptistica  tyrati- 
nide,  lugetur.  12«  Lond,  1661. 
G0[J6H  (bichard)  v.  camboen. 

■■  -  Anecdotes  of  British  Topography,  or  an  historical  Ac- 

couat  of  what  has  been  done,  for  illustrating  the  Topographical 
4ntiquities  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland.  4^  Lond.  17G8. 

--.^^ 2  vol.  4P  Lond,  1780. 

•Ks- History  and  Antiquities  of  Croyland  Abbey.    4^   Lond. 

IrB^*  [Bemg  No.XI  of  the  Bibl.  Topog.  Britt.] 

GOUGR 


GO  U 

60UGH  (richard)  Mr.  Essex^s  observations  oii  Crc^and  Abbey 
and  Brid^  and  other  Additions  to  the  HiftcTV  of  Croyland.  4? 
,     Lond.  1784.  [Being  No.  XXH  of  the  Bibl.  Topog.  BritL] 
—————  2W  Appendix,  with  plates  of  tne  Legeodery 
History  of  St.Guthlac.  4«  Lond,  1797. 

Short  Genealoprical  Account  of  the  family  of  O.  Crom- 


well.  4<>  Lond.  1785.  [Being  No.  XXXI  of  the  BiW.  Topog. 
Britt.] 

Sepulchral  Monuments  in  Gt  Britain.  3  voL  fol.  Ldmd. 


1786—1796. 

An  Account  of  a  rich  illuminated  Miasal,  executed  for 


JohnDukeofBedford.  4«  Lo/id.  1794. 

History  and  Antiquitiesof  Pleshv.  4®  Lonif.  1803. 

Coins  of  the  Seleucidae  Kings  of  Syria;  from  tbe  estab- 


lishment  of  their  reign  ro  the  determination  of  it :  with  histori* 
cal  Memoirs  of  each  Reigfn.  A^  Lund.  1803. 

Catalogue  of  his  Library  sold  by  Auction  [with  prices.] 


8"  Lond.  1810. 

Museum  Goughianum.  8®  Lond.  1810. 


GOUGH  (strickland)  Sennon  on  the  accession  of  George  I.  8^ 
Lond.  1714. 

■  Sermon  before  the  Lord  Mayor  on  Novr.  5.  4*  Lond. 
1733. 

Critical  Dissertation  on  1  Cor.  xi.  10.  8»  Lond.  1742. 

The  wickedness  of  a  factious  disposition.    A  SermoD. 

8«  Lond.  1745. 
A  Pi  otestant  Catechism.  8«  Lond.  1746. 

■  Discussion  of  four  popular  Questions  between  Papists 
and  Protestants,  viz.  The  Preferableness  and  Antiquity  oi  thc 
Churches.  The  state  of  Salvability  in  each.  Solemnity  of 
Worship.     Charity  and  Severity  of  Life.  8»  Lond.  1747. 

Scmions.  ^  Lond.  1751. 


GOUGH  (wiLL.)  Londinum  triumphans,  or  an  Historical  Accoani 

of  the  grand  Influence  the  Actions  of  the  City  of  London  bave 

liad,  upon  the  Afiairs  of  the  Nation,  for  many  Ages  past.    8^ 

Lond.\6S2. 
GOUGHE  (alexander)  The  Queen,  or,  the  Excellency  of  her 

Sex.  4»  Lond.  1653. 
GOUJET  (abbe)  Bibliotheque  Francoise,  ou  Histoire  4e  Litera- 

ture  Franpoise.  18  tom.  12®  Par.  1741—56. 
GOUJON  (le  sb.)  Hieroglyphe  Royal  de  Henry  le  Grand.    8* 

Lyon.  1610. 
GOUJON  (jAQUEs)  Histoire  &  Voyage  de  la  Terre  Sainte.    4* 

Lyon.  1671. 
GOUJONNE  (mr.  de  la)  v.  roustin. 
GOULART  (simon)  Histoiresadmirables&memorablesdenostre 

Temps.  8«  Gcn.  1620.       ' 

* tom.  3  &  4.  8«  Gcn.  1614. 

GOIILARTIUS  (s.)  v.  cyprianus. 

GOULD  (ABBE')  V.  RIVAL. 

GOULD  (lady)  Funcral  Sermon  on.  4«  Lond.  1713. 

2  GOULD 


G  OU 

SOULD  (JOBm)  9.  LAM». 

-  A  call  and  waminff  to  all  Priests,  Professora  and  People» 

.  whofaave  and  do  profewtbe  Scriptures.  4®  Lond.  1657. 
GOULD  (iSAAc)  Heavcnly  treasure  in  earthen  vessels.     A  Scr^ 

mon  on  thedeatb  of  the  Revd.  J.  Nottage.  8^  Lond.  1776. 
GOULD  (ralph)  r.  morris. 
GOULD  (robeet)  The  Rival  Sisters,  or  the  Violence  of  Love,  a 

Tragedy.    A^ 

■  The  corruption  of  the  Times  by  Money,  a  Satyr.    4* 
Lond.  1693. 

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GOWEB 


G  R  A 

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GRAAS 


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Spicilegium  S.  S.  Patrum,  ut  et  Hasreticorum^  Seonli 


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GRABENIN  Suin.  Totto  db)  SchefnatismuB  Anatomie  hodt*^ 

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GRACCHUS  (sempronius)  Medicus  hujus  Seculi,  sive  Herma. 

9^  Dresd.  169$.  > 

GRACK    The  fountaine  of  free  Grace  opened  by  Queationa  a&d 

Answers.  12^  Lond.  1645. 
■  Grace  imprisoned  «nd  Virtae  despised,  by  C.  R.  fbL' 

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GRACB 


G  R  A 

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GRACIAN  (balth.)  v.  gracian  (loren^o.) 

GRACIAN  (D.)  V.  THUCYDIDES. 

GRACIAN  (fr.  geron.)  Summario  de  Excellencias  de  S.  Joseph. 

4^  Brut.  ie09. 
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GRA£M« 


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■  Oratio  de  Cometis,  contra  vulgi  opinionem  Cometat 

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Syntagma  variarum  Di»sertationum  rariorum,  quas  Wri 


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8'  Hamh,m%. 


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>  Thesaurus  Antiquitatum  &~Historiarum  Sicilie,  Sar- 


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GRJEVIUS 


6  R  A 

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GRAFFAR  (nic.)  De  Arteriotomia.  4»  Jen.  1705. 

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'GRAHAM  (j.  A.)  Descriptive  Sketch  of  Vermont,  one  of  the 

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GRAHAM  (robbrt)  Letter  to  Mr.  Pitt,  on  the  reform  of  the  in- 
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•  GRAHAME 

4 


G  R  A 

CRAHAME  (jAMEs)  Marqtds  qfMotUro»,  Instnicticas  g^vM 
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Questions  exhibited  by  the  ParUament  now  in  Scotkoid 

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Letten»  from  Scotland  sent  to  the  Committionert  fai 


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•  Deckration  of  the  Committee  of  Estates  of  the  Parlia- 


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GRAHAME  (james)  Siege  of  Copeuhagen^  a  Poem.    4^  Lamd, 

1808. 
GRAHAME  (simion)   Tbe  Anatomy  of  Humors.    4»  EdM^ 

1609. 
GRAIA  (eiovAWNA)  tid.  florio. 
GRAILE  (john)  r.  cbambers. 
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GRAIN.    Orders  appointed  by  his  Majestie  to  be  stndtiy  ob- 

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GRAINDORGE  (and.)  In  fictilem  Figuli  exerciUtionem  d^  prkk^ 

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6RA1NGER  (dr.)  Letter  to  Tobias  Smollett,  M.  D.  occaoiQiied 

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GRAMAN 


G  R  A 

GRAMAN  (JOH.  HARTM.)  J)e  PhthiBi.  ^^»  Jen.  1667. 

GRAAf  ANN  (mich.)  De  QuarUna  intermittenti.  4^  Jen.  1667^ 

GRAMANNUS  (joh.)  De  Pharmaco  purgantis.  4^^  Erf.  1593. 

■ Apolo^tica  refutatio  ad  calumniam  quorundam  Galc 

Dicorum.  4?  Erf.  1593. 

Resporwio  ail  Progprammata  quorundam  Antichymii 


tarum,  io  qua  imperfectio  artiii  Galenicffi  ostenditur.  4^  £c 
1594. 

•  Warhaflige  wisachen  wanimbauff  Theriac.  Mithrida 


4«  Erf.  1596. 

GRAMANUS  (geo.  chr.)   Thematum  Medicorum  decas.   4 
Jeu.  1634. 

Hf^  TH?  MiXay;coX»«f.  4®  Jcn.  1636. 

GKAMAN  US  (MELCH.)  Carmina  Gratulaloria.  4®  3/afj».  1616. 

De  Apoplexia.  4«  M.  Gi//.  1618. 

qBAMAYE  (joas.  bapt.)  Asia,  sive  Historia  universalis  Asiat: 
<:arum  Genlium  et  rerum  domi  forisque  gestanim.  4®  An 

^— Bruxella  cum  suo  comitatu.  4®  Brux,  1606. 

-i Ancotum   Ducatus  cum  suis  Baronatibus.  4^  Bru. 

1606. 

— ITtens  et  Brabantie  ultra  Velpem,  quae  oiim  Hashanii 

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Gallo-Brabantia.  4«  Brux.  1606, 

Gallo-Brabantia  ad  limitem   Namurcaeum.  4*  Bru 


1606. 
1606. 
I6i;6. 


Gallo-Brabantia  ad  limitem  Hannonicum.  4*  Bnt, 
Gallo-Brabantia  ad  limitem  Eburonicum.   4^^  Bru 


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■  — 3^ Antiquitates  Belgicae  Emendatiores  at  aucts  Antiquit 

K      f  tabua  Bredanis.    Accedunt  Nicolai  de  Guyse  Mons  Hanaonii 

H^saidis  Lindani  Tcnera^monda.  fol.  Lovan.  1708. 

Taxandria.  4»  Brux.  1610. 

■  Antiquitates  Gandenses.  4**  Ant.  1611. 

■ Africa  illustrata.  4«  Tom.  1622. 

^- — Diarium  Rerum  Argelse  gcstarum,  a  M.DC.XIX.  1 

<ia^.  1623. 

Reapublica  Namurcensis.  24^  Amst.  1634. 
Specimen  Litterarum  et  Liuguarum  uuivtrsi  Orbis. 

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^-^*^AME  (jAMEs)  His  Tryal  before  the  Provincial  Syiiodat  Fy 

^\#r  havmg  advanced  and  maintaincd  two  of  thc  ;;;rcal  Truths 

Ue  Christian  Rdi^ion,  viz.  I.  That  Christ  died  for  all  thc 

^liat  profoM»  thc  Gospel.     II.  That  he  hath  purcha.sed  pard< 

and  salvatiou  for  them  upon  condition  that  they  bchevein  Hi 

ancl  repent  of  their  jrins.  8''  Lond.  1719. 

Vou  IIL  S  GRAMIGN 


OR  A 

GRAMIGNA  (vinc^  OpuBColi  varii.  4«  Pir.  1621. 

GRAMM  (cAso.)  De  CoiyledonibuB  seu  Acetabulis  Uteri.  4^ 

Bas.  1660. 
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GRAMMATICA,  v.  thesaurus. 
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time  taugbt  to  understand  the  Englisb  tongue. 

Ang.  et  Lat.     Grammatical  miscellanies  wberein  the 


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JR.  jPyiwon. 

Grammaire  generale  et  raisnnnee  contenant  les 


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Elements  of  French  Grammar  as  taught  at  Vcmoti 


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Tbesaurus  ComucopisB  et  Horti  Adonidis.  Gr.  seu 


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GRAMMATICA. 


G  R  A 

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Declinationes  Nominum,  Pronominum,  et  Verbo- 
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GRAMMATICA. 
2 


G  R  A 

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GRAMMIUS  (JOH.)  Miles  gloriosus  seu  de  illustn  veterum  Mi« 

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GRAMMLICHIUS  (joh.  andr.)  Examen  philosophicum  disser- 

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GRANADA  (luts  db)  v.  clamacius.  diaous. 

GBANADA 


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GRAND  (40ACHIM  le)  Hifttoiredu  Divorcc  de  Henry  VIIL&de 

Catherine  d^Arragon :  avec  la  Defense  de  Sanderlis,  la  Refuta* 

tion  dcs  deux  preiniers  Livres  de  THistoire  de  la  ReformatioD 

de  Burnet,  &  les  Preuves.  3  tom.  12°  Par.  1688. 

•. Leltres  i  Mr.  Buriiet.  8*^  Par.  169L 

GRAND  (marc  antoine  le)  Le  Triomphe  du  Tems,  Divertisse* 

ment  Comique.  12°  Hag.  1729. 

■' Le  Fleuve  d'Oubly.  Comedie.  12°  Haye.  1729. 

GRAND  (m.  le)  V.  burnet.  lobo. 

GRANDA  (thom.  de)    Historia,  y  Milagros  de  la  Imagen  de 

nuestra  Senora  de  Begona.  4°  Bilb,  1700. 
GRANDAMY  (jacuues)  NovaDemonstratioImmobilitaUsTerri»» 

petita  ex  Virtute  Magnetica.  4°  Flex.  1645. 
Le  Cours  de  la  Comete  des  Annees  1664  et  1665.  4« 

Par.  1665. 
— Le  Parallele  des  deux  Cometes  des  Annees  1664  & 


1665.  4°  Par.  1665. 
GRAND  ACCOUNT,  also  Vox  populi  of  the  Cry  of  the  Com- 

mons  against  the  Committee  men.  4°  Ojf.  1647. 
GRAND-CHAMP.   Remonstrauce  et  Arr^te  de  la  Paroisse  de 

Grand-Champ.  8°  1788. 
GRAND  CHEAT  cryed  up  under-hand  by  many  in  the  factious 

and  giddy  part  of  the  Army ;  and  greedily  swallowed  by  many 

that  do  not  discern  the  poyson  thereof.  fol.  Lond.  1659. 
GRANDE  (adrianus  de)  Disputatio  Juridiea  de  Jurejurando^. 

4°  Lug.  Bat.  1703, 
GRANDE  (mr.  le)  Fabliaux  et  Contesdes  Poetes  des  XH,  XIII, 

XIV,  XVSiecles.  3tom.  12°  Paris,  1756. 
.  Fabliaux  ou  Contesdu  XH  et  XIII  Siecle,  traduits  ou 

extracts  d'apres  divers  manuscrits  du  temps;  avecdes  notes  hta* 

toriqucs  et  critiques.  4  tom.   12**  Par.  1779 — 81. 
5tom.  12°  Par.  1781. 


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GRANDl  (giac.)  Orazione  neH'  aprirsi  il  nuovo  Teatro  di  Anato- 
mia  in  Venezia.  4°  Ven.  1671. 

De  Veritate  Diluvii  universalis.  4°  Ven.  1676. 

GRANDI  (lazaro)  Alfabetto  di  Secreti  Medicinah.  8P  Milm. 
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8°  Bol.  1667. 

8°  Ven.  1679. 

GRAND- 


G  R  A 

GRAND-JEAN  (m.)  Plad  de  Jastice,  Police  et  Finance.  8* 

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GRAND-JEAN  (nicolas)  Piaisant  Conlract  de  Mariage  entre 

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GRANDIS  (bb.)  Systematis  physici  disputatio  vigesima  quinta. 

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GRANDIS  (jOHAN  de)  Oratio  in  Funere  Francisci  Robortelli.  4^ 

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GRANDISON  {Lord  Viscount)  v,  chrysostomus.  rupert. 
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GRANDIUS,  V.  grandi. 

GRANDIUS  (JAC)  De  Laudibug  Sanctorii.  4*  Ven.  1671. 
GRANDMOTTET(l'abbe)  Grammar  of  the  French  Language. 

8*  Lond.  1806. 

GRANDORG^US,   V.  GRAINDORGE. 

GRANDORGE  (john)  V.  bix)mer. 

GRAND-PIBRRE  (oralse'  db)  Relation  dedivers  Voyagcii.  12* 

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GRAND-PRE'  (cjesar  de)  Ballet  du  Grand  Demogorgon.  12* 

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GRANDUS   (guido)  Geometrica   Demonstratio  Theorematum 

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■  Quadratnra  Circuli,  et  Hyperbolae  per  infinitas  Hyper* 

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GRANDVAL  (marc)  Dc  unica  Magdalena,  Apologia.     4*    in 

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GRANELLI  (p.  f,  t.)  Lettcra  Vonuta  da  Gcnova  sopra  gP  avve- 
"    nimenii  del  P.  Fra'.  Toinaso  Granelh.  foi. 
GRANG^US  (isAAc)  In  Aur.  Prudentii  Libr.  duos,  adv.  Sym- 

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GRANGE    (lady)   Epistle  to   Edwd.   D ,   Esq.     Written 

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1798. 
GRANGE  (r.  p.  de  la)  Action  de  Graces,  pour  la  Naissanceda 
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GRANGER  (guil.)  Paradoxe,  que  les  Metaux  ont  Vie.  8®  Par. 

1640. 
GRANGER  (james)  Biographical  Ilistory  of  England  (with  Sir 

Wm.  Musgrave^s  MS.  notes.)  4  vols.  4<>*  Lond.  1769. 
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4  vol».  8«  Lond.  1775. 

GRANGER 


G  R  A 

GRANGER  (joseph)  General  View  of  the  Agriculture  rf  Daf* 

ham.  4»  Lond.  1794. 
GRANGERIUS  (bonav.)  v,  caspius.  theophrastus. 
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GRANGIERIUS  (joh.)  Oratio  de  Jnsti  RegisPietate  in  optimam 

Matrem  Augustam.  ^  Pav.  1624. 
De  compresea  Pestiientia>  et  felici  Rec|itu  Justi  Regit 

in  Urbem.  8^  Par.  1634. 

Oratio  Funebris  in  Laudem  L.  Servini.  4^  1626. 

Oratio  Funebris  in  Laudem  N.  Verdiini.  4®  1627« 

■  Etat  du  College  de  Btauvais.  4»  Par.  1628. 


GRANHOLM  (jonas)  De  Paupertate.  13«  Upsal,  1704. 
GRANITUS  (coNSTANT.)  Epistolse  et  Consultationes  Medicinales. 

tom.  l.  4«  Neap.  1650. 
GRANO  (joH.  a)  Perspectivae  Stereograpbic©,  Pars  specialis.  4* 

Par.  1619. 
GRANOUL  Ratomacbio,  Pouemo  Burlesco  a  l'imitation  del  Grec 

d'Homero  per  B.  G.  T.  12«  Toul.  1664. 
GRANT  (a.)  Tbe  public  Monitor ;  a  Plan  for  the  more  apeedj 

recovery  of  small  debts.  4"  Lond.  1789. 
GRANT  (alexander)  Observations  on  the  Useof  Opium  in  Di»* 

ea.ses  supposed  to  be  owing  to  morbid  Irritability.  4^  Lond. 

1785. 
GRANT  (Sir  archibald)  Inventory  of  his  lands^  &c.  4®  Lond, 

1732. 

His  case.  fol. 

GRANT  (cHARLEs)  Introduction  to  four  new  Maps  of  the  four 

Quarters  of  the  World.  S^ 
GRANT  (cHARLEs)  Vicomte  de  Vaux,  Recucil  d^Essais^  ou  prooes 

de  ses  opinions  et  de  ses  Memoires.  8"  Lond.  1793. 
■  Le  Dauphin  enleve^  ou  i'art  de  se  diriger  dans  lea  airs» 

8»  Lond.  1793. 

Addresse  a  toutes  les  puissances  de  1'Europe  sur  FEtat 


fresent  et  futur  de  la  Noblesse  et  du  Clerge  Fran^ois.  8®  Lond^ 
794. 

Memoires  de  la  Maison  de  Grant.  8®  Lond.  1796. 

Eptertaining  demonstrations,  or  Lessons  in  Astronomy, 


Geograpby,  &c.  8'»  Lond.  1809. 
GRANT  (ed.)  Spicilegium  Linguae  Grascae.  4"  Lond.  1575. 
GRANT  (jAMEs)  Essays  on  the  Origin  of  Society,  Language, 

Property,  Government;  Jurisdiction,  Contracts  and  Marriage. 

4«  Lond.  1785. 
GRANT  (jAMHs)  Narrative  of  a  Voyage  of  Discovery  to  New 

South  Wales.  4«  Lond.  1803. 
GRANT  (j.)  God's  deliverance  of  man  by  Prayer.  4»  Lond. 

1643. 

GRANT 


\ 


G  R  A 

GRANT  (j.)  A  troe  refarmation  and  perfect  restitutioo.  Armed 
by  Siivanus  and  Hymeneus;  wherein  the  true  church  of  Cnrist 
is  briefly  discovered.  4^  Lcmd.  1643. 

The  Shepheard'8  farewell  to  bis  beloved  flock.     4« 

1645.  , 

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-  A  defence  of  Chnstian  Liberty  to  the  Lord'8  Table.  4<» 


Loim;.  1646. 
—  A  holy  Lamp  of  Ligfat :  Or  a  defence  against  Mr. 

R6yk'8  reply.  4«  1649. 
■  A  jight  nise  made  of  the  disputations  between  Mr. 

Goodwin  and  Mr.  Symson.  4^^  1649. 

'  Tnitbs  deiender  and  errors  reprover:  Or  a  briefe  dis- 


coverie  of  feined  Presbyterie.  4®  Lond.  165L 

The  Shipwrack  of    all    false    Churches.    4<>    Land. 


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GRANT  (ilfrt.)  Poems  on  various  subjects.  8^  Edinb.  1803. 
GRANT  (rocer)  Cure  of  a  Man  bomblind.  8»  Lond.  1709. 
GRANT  (simon)  v.  ward. 
GRANT  (thos.)  Institutes  of  the  Latin  Grammar.    8^    Lond. 

1808. 

GRANT  (W.)  V.  SALIGNAC. 

GRANT  (wM.)  r.  ross. 

GRANT  (wM.)  Vindicatioo  of  the  Vicarof  IsUeworth.  49  1641^ 

GRANT  (william)  Essay  on  the  Ballance  of  Europe.    8*    Lond. 

1730. 
GRANTHAM  (t.)  v.  finch. 
■  A  Marriage  Sermon.  A  Sermon  called  a  wife  mistaken, 

or  a  wife  and  no  wife :  or  Leah  instead  of  Rachel.    4*    LinuL 

1641. 
■'■  A  motion  agahist  Imprisonment  for  debt    4*    Lo9uU 

•  MNHMO^eOPOnAIKTHX.  The  Brainbreakers-Breaker.: 


or  the  Apologie  for  his  Method  in  Teaching.  4^  Lond.  1644. 
>  A  Discoursein  Derisionof  the  Teaching  in  Free  Schoob 


and  ocfaer  commou  Schools.  4<^  1644. 
■  The  Three  penny  Cooks  fat  in  the  fire,  or  the  doune» 

ftll  of  As-in-presentie ;  Or  the  schoolmaster  under  the  black* 
rod.  Or  the  brainbreakers  breaker  newly  broke  out  agam.  4® 
1650.  jr  s 

— — Complaintconceminggectingof  Ministers.  24*  Lond» 

1656. 
•  Tbe  fourth  Principk  of  Christ^s  Doctrine  vindicated. 

4»  Lomd.  1674. 
■■  The  Successors  of  the  Apostles,  or  a  Discourse of  the 

Office  of  the  Measengars  of  Christ  and  his  Church.    4^    Lond. 

1674. 
GRANTZIUS  (GusT.  adl.)  De  Scirrfio.  4»  Jen.  1731. 
GRANUCCI  (Nic)  V.  BoccAcio. 
La  piacevol  Notte,  &  lieto  Giomo.  13*  Ven.  1574. 

Vou  UL  T  GRANVELLE 


GRANVELLE  {Ct^dinel  du)  v.  pannonius.  pikr^not. 
GRANVILLE  (        )  Earl  qf  Batk.    Arguments  of  the  Lor 

Keeper,  the  two  L^rd  Chief  Justices  and  Mr.  Baron  Poirel 

when  they  gave  judgmenl  for  the  Earl  of  Bath.  fbl.  \G9S. 
GRANVILLE  (geo.)  Vucount  Landsdowne.    Works.  3  voL  IS 

1786. 
■  The  British  Enchanters :  Or  no  Maeick  like  Lofe.  C 

1710.  ^ 

Poems.  12»  Lond.  17ia 

Letter  to  the  Author  of  Jteflections  Historical  and  Politi 


cal,  occasioned  by  a  Treatise  in  Vindication  of  General  Mod 
and  Sir  Richard  Granville.  4^  Lond.  1733. 

Remarks  upon  Lord  Lansdowne^s  Letter.   4^    Loni 


1732. 
GRANVILLE  {Sir  rich.)  Joumals  of  the  Expeditions  to  Oadii 

and  to  the  Isle  of  Rhee.  »>  Lond.  1724. 
6RANZIN  (CHR.)  De  Vomica  Pulmonis.  4»  Jen.  1708. 
— —  De  Transpiratione  insensibiU.  4»  Jen,  1708. 
GRANZIN  (pAULus)  Disputatio  an  species  specialissim»,  Peript 

teticis  ita  dict«e,  sint  individua  ?  4P  Witteb.  1607. 
— *—  Disputatio  an  in  enunciatione  dari  possint  verba  infinita 

4»  Wuteh.  1607. 
GRANZIUS  (tobias)  Defensio  Inquisitorum  ex  genuinis  Jori 

prudentiae  principiis.  4^  Franc.  1702. 
GRAPALDUS  (fr.  marius)  De  Partibus  ^ium,  Diction^H 

longe  lepidissimus  nec  minus  fructuosus.  4®  Argent.  1508. 

4«  Bas.  1533. 

GRAPHEUS  (coRN.)  Carmina  in  Damianum  Goem.  12^  Ntniml 

1532. 

• Senatus  Antverpiensis.  4^  Antv.  1541. 

GRAPIUS  (joH.  SAM.)  De  Tumoribus   Schirrosis.    4^    jRottf 

1727. 

GRAS  (JACQUES  LE)  t^.  HESIODUS. 

GRAS  (m.  lb)  Les  vies  de  plusieurs  hommes  illustres  Sc  grand 

Capitaines  de  France.  2  tom.  8^  Par.  1726. 
GRAS  (n.  le)  Discours  d'un  Logement  de  Gens  d^armes  en  h 

Ville  de  Ham.    En  vers  Picards.  8»  1654. 
GRAS  (rich.  le)  Le  Tombeau.     Les  Besognes»  et  ks  Joon 

d^Hesiode.  12»  Par.  1586. 
GRASCHIUS  (jo.)  De  Phlebotome.  4«  Lugd.  Bat.  1722. 
GRASECK  (georgius)  Fabrica  Humani  Corporis.  8^  Argeni 

1605. 

Fons  Salutis  Scatebra  Petrina.  Germ.  8^  Stra$b.  1624. 

GRASS  (sAM.)  De  morbis  noctumis,  et  noctuma  morborum  exa< 

cerbatione.  4®  Jen.  1709« 
GRASSERUS  (joh.  jac.)  v.  lasicius.  michalo. 
— —  De  Antiquitatibus   Nemausensibus  Dissertatio.      19^ 

Lugd.  1619. 

^  Ilinerarium.  8^  Bas.  1624. 

GRASSETH 


ur  11  A 

G&ASSETTI  (oiACOMo)  Viu  della  BeaU  Caterina  di  Bologni 

aggiuntovi  le  Armi  necessarie  alla  Battaglia  Spirituale,  com 

jpoitedadetUBeata.  4«  BoL  1639. 
GRASS£TTI  (cio.  bat.)  Metodo  facile  per  conoscer  la  vera^daUi 

ftlsa  Astrologia.  99  1697. 
GRASHUYS  (jo.)  De  Scirrho  et  Carcinomate»  in  qua  etiam 

Fiinn  et  Sarcomata  pertractantun  8®  Amu.  1741. 
GBASSI  (giacomo  di)  Ragione  di  adoprar  sicuramente  l'Arme« 

4»  Feii.1570. 
GRASSI  (paolo)  da  Corregio.    Ragionamenti  Domestid  intomo 

allaNatura  de'  Sogni.  4^  Carp.  1613. 
GRASSIS  (phil.  de)  Somnus  VigU  oratio.  4?  Ronut.  1636. 

GRASSIUS  (4.  S.)  P.  BARCHARDUS. 

GRASSIUS  (siGisM.)  De  Variolis  et  Morbillis.  4<»  Witteb.  1649. 
<GRASSO  (hbnr.  hier.)  De  dentitione  difficili,  variolis  et  rubeolii. 

4«  Erf.  1630. 
GRASSO  (Nic.)  Eutichia,  Comedia.  l^  Ven.  1554.. 
GRASWINCKEL  (theod.)  Maris  Uberi  Vindicise,  adversus  P. 

Bap.  Burgum  Ligurem.  4®  Hag.  1652. 

adversus  Guil.  Welwodum.  4«  Hag.  1653, 

— — —  De  Laudibus  And.  Canteri.  4«  Groning.  1657. 

'GRASZ  (SAM.)  De  Paralysi.  4»  Jcn.  1677. 

<}RATACOLL£  (wm.)  Treatise  of  the  names  of  the  Philosophert 

stone.  4<»  Lond.  1652. 
<^RATAROL  (PET.  ANT.)  Narrazione  Apologetica.    4®  Stock. 

1779. 
GRATAROLO  (bongianni)  Historia  della  Riviera  di  Salo.    4* 

BrtK.  1599. 

Altea,  Tragedia.  12«  Ven.  1556. 

GRATAROLUS  (qv.)  v.  abano. 

*■  Petrus  de  Abano  de  venenis  eorumque  remelliis.    Item 

coQsiliuro  de  preeservatione  a  Venenis  D.  G.  Grataroli.    Item 

Hermanni  AnvenarsB  Comitis  vcp*  tov  lipow^nov,    Item  curatio 

ludoris  Anglici  in  Germania  experta.    Item  Joachimi  Schilleri 

de  peste  Britannica.    Omnia  aucta  et  illustrata  oper&  D.  G. 

Gratardi.    12« 
■  De  Regimine  Iter  Agentium.  129  Bas.  1561. 

12«  1591. 


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De  Vini  Natura.     Huic  addita  qufledam  Opusculi.   99 


Jlrgeni.  1565. 

De  Literatorum  et  eorum  qui  Magistratum  gerunt 


contervanda  Valetudine.  199  Franc.  1604 

■  De  Menioria  conservanda.  12«  Fraanc.  1604. 

— Ar^l.  by  W.  Fulwood.  12-  Land.  1573. 

■  Ligoum  vite^Dialogus  secundus  ex  Italico  in  Latinum 
Mmii.  12*  1673. 

tATIA  (pbanc.  de)  Chronicon  Monasterii  S.  Salvatorift  Vene- 
ittnim.  il^  Ven.  1766. 

6  GRATU 


G  R  A 

6RATIA  (viNC.)  De  Rerum  naturalium  Principiis.    fol.    Fkr, 

1G29. 
GRATIANI  (girol.)  II  Conquisto  di  Granata.    Poema  HenHCO. 

4»  Mod.  1650. 

i II  Cromvele.  Tragoedia.  12»  Mod.  1671. 

GRATIANI  (ant.maria)  De  BelloCyprio.  fol.  Rom.  1624. 

12»  Rom.  1624. 

VitaJoh.Fr.CommendoniCardinalis.  4»  Par.  1669. 

■  Gall.  trad.   du  Lat.  par  Flechier,  Ev.  de 

Nismes.  2  tom.  %^  Par.  1702. 

De  Casibus  Virorum  illustrium.  edit.  a  D.  Flecherio. 


4°  Par.  1680. 
GRATIANUS  (joh.)  Gesta  Francisci  Mauroceni  Pelbponnesiaci 

Venetiarum  Principis.  4»  Patav.  1698.     . 
— — —  Thermarum  Patavinarum  Examen ;  cui  accessit  Disser^ 

tatiodeFonte  Lslio  acido  Recobarii.  8"  Patav.  1701. 

Historiae  Venet».  2  vol.  4«  Patav.  1728. 

■  Specimen  Historis  Venetae  castigatum.    8»    Patav. 

1729. 
GRATIANUS  (tho.)  Anastasis  Augustiniana,  seu,  de  Scriptori- 

bus  Ordinis  S.  Augustini.  12^  Antv.  1613. 

GRATI,   V.  HUARTE. 

GRATIOLIUS  (PETRus)  De  praeclaris  Mediolani  ^ificiia,  qw« 

^nobarbi  Cladem  j^ntecesserunt.  4®  Mediol.  1735, 
GRATIOLO  (and.)  v.  avicenna. 

Discorso  di  Peste.  4«  Ven.  1576. 

GRATIUS,   Faliscua.    De  Venatione.  12«  Ven.  apudAld.  1534. 

I 12«  JLugd.  apud  Gryph.  1537. 

cumNotisTh.  Johnson.  8»  Lond.  1699. 

Ang.  by  Christ.  Wase.  12«  Lond.  1654. 

GRATIUS  (m.  orthuinus)  Fasciculus  Rerum  expetundarum  et 

fugiendarum,  cum  Appendice,  &c.  edit.  ab  EdMrardo  Brown. 

Stom.  fol.  Lond.  1690. 
GRATTAROLO,  v.  gratarolo. 

GRATTE  (h.)  Nouvelle  Grammaire  Francois.  12»  Lond.  1791. 
Companion  to  the  Spherical  and  Horizontal  Clock,  con- 

tainingan  Introduction  to  (Tcography.  12«  Lond.  1801. 
GRAV  (geo.)  Panacea  vegetabilis  calida.   12«  Jen.  1688. 
GRAVE  (jQH.  CHR.)  De  incontinentia  Urin».  4«  Jen.  1707. 
GRAVE  (LAUR.)  De  Appetitu  prostrato.  4«  Lug.Bat.  1731. 
GRAVEL.    A  Treatise  of  the  Gravel  and  Stone.  8«  Lond.  1788. 
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G  R  A 

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GRAVIUS 


G  R  A 

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GRAVIUS  (JO.)  V.  BAINBRIDGB. 

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GRAVIUS  (JOH.)  V.  SMITH. 

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GRAY  (ann)  Elegy  on  herdeath.  fol.  1656. 

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GRAY  (john)  «u  packe. 

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GRAY  (john)  A  Treatise  of  Gunnery.  8«  Lond.  1731. 

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OSAY  (Lady  janb)  v.  banks.  plorio. 

GRAY 


G  R  £ 

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G  R  E 

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GREAVES  (THos.)  The  frailty  and  instability  of  human  Kfc  A 

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GREEN,   V.  AMERICA. 

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GREEN 


G  R  E 

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1763. 
GR£EN  (MATTHEw)  The  Spleen.  8«  Lond,  1737. 
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Christian  Relisrion.  8®  Camb.  1711. 
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Edinb.  4«  Lofid.  1705. 
GREEN  (tho.)  The  absolutc  necessity  of  a  preparation  for  death. 

A  Fui\eral  Sermon  on  S.  Htirris.  8°  Banbury,  1790. 
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Suburbs  of  Worcester.  2  vol.  4«  Lond.  1796. 

■  Account  of  the  di-coverv  of  the  body  of  King  John  in 
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GREENiEUS,  r.  prestoxus. 

GREENALL  (john)  r.  bultynck. 

GREENE  (alexander)  The  Poliliciau  cheated,  a  Comedy.    4" 

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GREENE  (anne)  The  Wonder  of  Wonders.     Bein^  a  faithful 

relation  of  one  Anne  Green,  Servant  to  Sir  T.  Reed,  being 

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Newes  from  the  dead.  4® 

GREENE  (geo.  a.)  The  Pinner  of  Wakefield,  a  Comedie.    4« 

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inon.  4®  Lond.  1644. 
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the  mines  and  repaire  of  Jerusalem.  A  FastSermon.  4^  Lond, 

1647. 
CREENE  (john)  Priviledges  of  the  Lord  jMayor  and  Aldermen  of 

the  City.  8«  Lond.  1708. 

VoL.  Ul.  ¥  GREENE 


G  R  E 

GREENE  (john)  A  New  Years  Gift  to  Youtb.    A  Sermon*    8^ 

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at  the  Funeral  of  Mrs.  Lobb.  8°  Lond.  l7S3. 
GREENE  (robert)  f.  harvey. 
GREENE  (robert)  The  Myrrour  of  Modestie.  19»  Lond.  1584. 

Perimedes  the  Blacke  Sniith.  4»  Lond.  1588. 

The  Spani>h  Masquerado.  4®  Lond,  1589. 

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The  llonorable  llistory  of  Friar  Bacon  and  Friar  Bon- 


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Comcdy  by  T.  I^l^e  and  R.  Greene.  4«  Lond.  1598. 

4''  Lond,  1602. 

4<>  Lond.  1617. 


Greenes  Ghos-t  hunting  Cony-catchers.  4*^  Lond.  1696« 

'  Theeves  falling  out,  true  men  come  by  their  goods.   4* 

Lond.  1637. 
GREENE  (tho.)  An  alarm  to  false  shepheixls.  4«  Lond.  1660. 
GREENE  (thomas)  The  woorlhy  and  valiaunt  exploytes  of  Sir 

Francis  Drake.  4<>  Lonff.  1587. 
GREENIi  (tho.)  His  Vindication  rclative  to  the  Sunday  After- 

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Exposition  of  the  VI,  VII,  VIII,  IX,  X,  XI,  Xll,  and 


XIII  Chapters  of  Ezokicl.  4"  Lond.  1649. 

Exposition  of  the  XX^XXI,  XXII,  XXIII,  XXIV, 


XXV,  XXVI,  XXVIl,  XX\  III,  and  XXIX  Chapu-rs  of  Eze- 
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GREENLAND.  v.  groenland. 

GREENVILLE,  V.  D1ALOG13S.    PLYMOrtll. 

GREENWEY  (k.)  v.  tacitus. 

GREENWICH.    Exj>lanation  of  ihe  Painting  in  Greenwich  Hos- 

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GREENWOOD 


G  R  E 

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Chrislelyke  I^op-Bane,  ofte  Spoedigen  Wegh  na  den 

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iGREENWOOD  (john)  p.  uAnRowE. 

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— ^— —  Kemarks^n  the  Letter  to  the  Lords  of  the  Committee. 

&  Lqnd.  1711. 
■  Secret  Transactions,  whilst  he  lay  under  Sentence  of 

Death,  8«  Lond.  1711. 
GREGOIRE  (M.)  Nouvelle  Lettre  a  M.M.  les  Cures  Deputes  aux 
Stat^  Generaux.  S^  1/89. 

' : Motion  a  la  Seance  du  14  Juillet.  8^  1789. 

GREGORl  (CED.)  De  Aurg. fulminante.  4«  Reg.  1704. 
GREGORIE  (g.)  A  Bakers  dozen  of  Queries   ptopounded  to 
all  that  m>ect  beneHt  from  this  present   power.    4^    Lond» 
1659. 
GXtEGORIE  (JOH  )  His  life  by  J.  Gurganie.  4»  Lond.  1650. 
OREGORIUS»  Corinthus.   De  Pialectis  Gr.  cum  emend.  et  notis 
Gi&berti  Koen.     Accedunt  Grammatici  Leidensis  et  Meerman- 
xmiani  de  Dialectis  opuscula.  8^  Lug:  Bat.  1766. 
CR3EGORIUS,  Cyprius.     Encomiuin  Maris.  Qr.  ed.  a  B.  VuU 
oanio.  12*  Lugd.  Bat.  1591. 

:-  ed.  a  ¥.  Morello.  12«  Lutct.  1597- 

Gr,  &  Lat.  per  Joh.  Scotanum.    12®   Franek^ 

1697. 

Lat.  interp.  F.  Morello.  13°  Lutet.  1597, 


CRBGORIUS  (david)  r.  euclides. 

4  •   CREGORJUS 


G  R  E 

GREGORIUS  (diyius)  v.  ciaconius. 

GREGORIUS  (frid.  quirinus)  De  Romuli  cognomento  clarisque 

Quirinis.  4°  Lips,  1709. 
GREGORIUS  (sANCTUs  georcius)    Episc.  Turonensis,     Opera 

pia/per  Joan.  Balesdeiis.  2  tom.  12**  Par.  1640. 

Historia  Francorum,  cum  Appendice.  8*  Ba».  1568. 

8«  Par.  1610. 

GREGORIUS  (henning)  De  Cancro  Mammarum.    4*     Franc. 

1661.  -  , 

GREGORIUS  (j.)  V.  testamentum. 
GREGORIUS,  Nazianzenus.     Opera.  Gr.  fol.  Ba«.  1550. 

Lat.  a  Pet.  Mosellano.  12^  Lips.  1522. 

. Interp.  J.  Billio.  Ibl.  Par.  1569. 

a  J.  Leunclavio.  fol.  Bas.  1571. 


Carmina.  Gr.  Lat.  4°  Ven.ap.Ald.l5Qi. 

Christus  patiens.  Tragoedia.  Gr.  8°  Roma.  1542^ 

Libelli  X  Divi  Gregorii  Nazianzeni;  Apologeticus.  Dif 

Epiphaniis  sive  natali  Domini.  De  Luminibus,  quod  est  de  se^ 
cundis  Epiphanii8.  De  Fide.  De  Nicaena  Fide  ;  de  Penthc- 
costo  et  Spiritu  Sancto.  De  Scmeiipso  ex  agro  reverso.  De 
Dictis  Hierimie  presente  Imperatore.  De  ReconciUatione  et 
Unitate  Monachorum.  De  Grandinis  Vastatione.  De  Arrianii 
quod  non  liceat  semper  et  publice  de  Deo  contendere.  Lat. 
Interp.  RuGno :  ed.  a  J.  A.  Mulingo.  4°  Argent.  J.  Knoblouck^ 
1508. 

Orationes  lectissimae   XVI.    Gr.    12®    Vcn.  ap.  Aldy 


1516 

Parabolae  &  Miracula^  quae  ab  Evangelistis  narrantur. 

4«  Bas.  1529. 
De  Theologia.  Lat.  Interp.  Pet.  Moscllano.  fol.  Bas 

1523. 
Orationes.  XXX.    Lat.  Interpretc   B.    Pirckheimero 

fol.  Bas.  1531. 

Opuscula  qusedam  Poetica.  Gr.  &  Lat.  cum  Comm. 


Cyri  Dadybrensis  Episcopi.  Iiiterprtte  J.  Billio.  8"  Par.  1575., 
Adversus  Mulieres  anibitibsius  se  adornantes»  carmeQ 


satyricum.  Lat.  ex  intcrp.  F.  Mordli.  4°  Lutet.  1600. 

InvectivfiB  dnsQ  in  Julianum.  Gr'.  ed.  a  R.  Montagu.  4^ 


Eton.  1610.  [cnm  nolis  MStis  J.  Casauhoni.'] 
GREGORIUS,  Neocasariensis.  Metaphrasis  in  Eccltsiabten»  Lai, 

interp.  J.  OScolampadio.  12°  JB^i^.  1536. 
De   Anima,   Gerardo   Vossio   interprete.    8**    Qgn, 

1655. 
GREGORIUS,   Ni/ssenus.   Opera.    Gr.  &  Lat.  Claud.  MorelL   3 

tom.  fol.  Par.  1638. 
■  Lat.  per  L.  Sifanum  et  J.  Lcunclavium.   fol 

Bas.  1571. 

fol.  Par.  1573. 

cum  Not.  Fr.  Ducaei.  fol.  Par.  1605. 


Opu8  admirandum  de  Hominis  Opificio.  Gr.  Lat.  in- 

terpr.  Joh.  LQwenklaio.  8°  Bas.  1567. 

GREGORIUS 


G  R  E 

GREGORIUS.  Nyssenus.  De  euntibus  Jcrosolyma,  Epistola: 
cum  cgusdem  tractatu  de  Peregrinationibus^  et  altero  de  Alta<» 
ribus  et  Sacrificiis  Chri&tianorum.  Gr.  Lat.  a  P.  Molineo.  8^ 
Hanav.  1607. 

"  Ad  Eustathiam,  Ambrosiam  et  Basilissam.  Gr.  Lat.  ab 

J.  Casaubono.  8«  Hanov.  1607. 

Gr.  Lat.  per  Molinseum  et  Casaubonum.     8^ 

Hanov.  1607. 

Epistolae  VII.  Gr.  Lat.  a  J.  B.  Caracciolo.   fol.   Fhr. 


1731. 

De  Perecrrinatione  Hiero?olymitana.  Gr.  Lat.  8® 


GREGORIUS  I.  Papa.  Opera.  fol.  Par.  1518, 

: fol.  Par.  1533. 

fol.  Par.  1542. 

6tom.  fol.   Par.  1605. 


Omelie  quadrajjjinta,  de  diversi.^  £van2felii  lcctionibus. 

4"  Par.per  Michaelem  Udalricmi  et  Martinum.  1475, 

Explanatio  in  septem  Psalmos  Penittntialcs.     4:^    Par* 


1513. 

The  Dialogues  of  St.  Grcgorie,  translated  by  P.  W.  12® 

Par.  1608. 

De  Cura  Pastorali :  ed.  a  loanne  Slephano.  12®  Lond. 


1629. 

— — — — per  Barth.  Campagnolam.  8®  Veron.  1739. 

■  An  English  Saxon  Homily  on  the  Birth-day  of  St, 

Gregory:  anciently  used  in  the  English  Saxon  Church. 
Giving  an  account  of  the  conver.^ion  of  the  Englisb  from 
Paganism.  With  an  appendix  containing  several  lctters  of  St« 
Gregory.  Translated  by  Eliz.  EJstob,  with  the  Anglo-Saxoo 
Original.  8«  Lond.  1709. 

«REGORIUS  IX.  Papa,    Decretales.  4«  Par.  1512. 

^REGORIUS  XIII.    Papa.    v.  canobbils.  ciappi.  fabbicius* 

PBECES.    BENGERIUS. 

^— —  Acta  Consistorii  publice  exhibiti  A.  S.  D.  N.  Gregorio 

Pi^pa  XIII.  Regum  Japoniorum  Legatia.  4^  Lutet.  1585. 
<iREGORIUS  XV.  Papa.  v.  alphabetum.  conclavb. 

•■ Lctter  to  Charles  Prince  of  Wales.  Lat.  Hisp.  An^, 

With  a  Jesuits  Oration  to  the  Prince.  Lat.  Ang.  4'  Lokdp 
1623. 

Constitutioncs  & Dvcreta.  fol.  Rom.  1623, 


GREGORIUS  (mabt.)  Defonlibus,  mari^tt  utrumavesproducU;^ 

sint  ex  aquis,  nec  ne ?  4*^  IVitt.lG^l. 
GREGORIUS    Tbaumaturgus.    De  Sancla  TriuiUte  Doctrina* 

Gr.  Lai.  interp.  N.  Glasero.  12^  Hamb.  1614. 
6REG0RIUS  (pETBUs)    Tholosanus.    SynUxis  Artis  Mirabilis. 

Tom.2.  W  Lugd.loSl. 

'. De  Republica.  2tom.  fol.  Luird.  16Q9. 

Miracula  S.  Crucis  Stockholmtse.  4*  Upsai.  1725. 

GREGORIUS  (bosabius)  Renim  Arabicarum  quae  ad  historiaixi 

Siculam  speclant  ampla  collectio.  fol.  Panorm.  1790. 
OREGORIUS  (ST.)  V.  cayton.  jambs. 

GREGORY 


G  R  E 

GHEGORy  {Dr,)  r.  hume. 

GREGORY  (david)  v,  euclioes.  • 

■  Exercitatio  de  Dimensionc  Fi^uranim.  4**  Edinb.  1684. 

-i Astronomiae,  Physica»  &  Gtometrise  Elementa.    fol, 

Oxon,  1703. 

Elements  of  Catoptrics  &  Dioptrics,    edited  by  W, 


Browne.  8»  Lond.  1715 

A  Treatise  of  Practical  Geoipetry.  8^  Edinb.  1745, 

Essay  on  his  life.  8»  Lond.  1769. 


GREGORY  (edm.)  An  historical  Anatomy  of  Christian  Melan- 

choly.  12«  Lond,  1646. 
GREGORY  (FRANC.)  Etymologicum  parvum.  8"  Lond.  1654. 
'  Votivum  Carolo,  or  a  wclcome  to  his  sacred  Majesty 

Charles  II.  from  Woodstock  School.  4»  Lond.  1660. 

A  modefct  Plea  for  the  due  Regulation  of  the  Press.    4* 


Lond.  1698. 
GREGORY  (GEO.)  History  of  ihe  Christian  Church.  2  vol.    8* 

Lond.  1795. 
• Economy  of  Nature  cxplained  and  illugtrated.   3  vols. 

8«  Lofid.  1796. 
GREGORY  (jAMEs)  Optica  Promota.  4«  Lond.  1663. 
Geometriae   Pars  universalis,    inservicns  Qu«intitatum 

Curvarum  Transmutationi  &  MensursB.  4«  Patav.  1668. 

• Exerritationes  Gcometrica?.  4^  Lond.  1678. 

Vera  Circuli  &  Hyperbolaj  Quadratura.  4®  Patav* 


GREGORY  (john)  Works.  4«  Lond.  1650. 
. 4»  Lond.  1671. 


Notes  and  Observations  upon  some  Passages  of  Scrip- 

turc.  4^  Oj^.  1646. 

Posthuma,  or  certain  Learned  Tracts.  4**  Lond.  1649. 

4«  Lond.  1650. 


GREGORY  (john)  r.  hume.  smellte. 

■■  A  comparalive  yiew  of  the  state  and  faculties  of  mzxif 

with  those  of  the  animal  world.  li^  Lond.  1766. 

^ '-  A  Father's  Legacy  to  his  Daughters.  8»  Lond.  1788. 

GalL  et  Ital.  da  Giov.  Sivrac.     12«    jLomf. 


1794. 
■       ■         Philosophical  and  literary  Essays.  2  vol.    8°    Edink, 

1792. 

His  Life,  by  W.  Smellie.  8»  Edinh.  180Q. 

GREGORY  (john  mack)  Account  of  the  Sepulchres  of  the  An* 

cients.  8«  Lond.  1712. 
GREGORY  (matth.)  De  Febri  ardente.  4«  Lug.  Bat.  1714. 
GREGORY  (olintBus)  Treatise  of  Mechanics.  2  vols.  8»  Lond. 

1806. 
GREGORY  (thos.)  v.  carter. 
"  Mt9'  H^«»  0  ©foj.     Or  the  Doctrin?  of  a  God  and  Provi- 

dcnce  vindicated  and  asserted.  8"  Lond.  1694. 
Discourses.  8<>  Lond.  1696. 


GREGORY*(william)  A  visible  display  of  Divine  Providencej 
or  the  Joornal  of  a  captured  Missionary.  8«  Lond.  1800. 

GREGS0?\ 


G  R  E 

GREGSON  f  MOSEs)  Christian  Mourners  relieved  by  the  Hope  of 

the  Go<ipei.    A  Scrmon  on  tbe  death  of  Revd.  B.  Boyce.    B** 

Lond.  1770. 
GREIBE  (conrad)  Hiscase.  fol. 
GREIFF  (fridericus)  Decas  Qobilissiraonin»  Medicamentoruio 

Galeno-Chyinico  modo  compositorum.  4"  Tuhing,  \M\. 
GREIFF  (PETR.)  Palasstn(  Ludibrii  sive  Dehrium  Mundi  intellec* 

tuahs  Vanitasque  Vanitatum.  4**  1655. 
GREIFFENBORG  (jos.  teuag.  von)  De  Sale.  4»  Hard.  1752r 
GREjFFENHAGlUS  (andr.  mull.)  p.  abdalla. 
GREIG  (john)  Young  Ladies  guide  to  Arithmetic.     l^'    Londj 

1800 

'- 12^  Lond.  1803. 

GREIMIUS  (martin)  Dc  sorte  Eruditorum  inter  se  conspicua.  4* 

Lips.  1714. 
GREISEL  (j.  g.)  De  Cura,  Lactis  in  Arthritide.     12»    Budist. 

1681. 
GRELOT  (        )  Vovag^e  de  Constantinople.  12«  Par.  1681. 

4«  Par.  1689. 

-GREMBS  (fr^n.  oswaldus)  Arbor  integra  et  ruinosa  Hominis. 

4*  Franc.  1657. 
GilEMBS  (cEO.)  De  Melancholia.  4»  Monach.  1602. 
<JREMPLER    (jou.  gottl.)    De   Transpiratione.      4»     Erf. 

1710. 
CRENADIER.    Le  Grenadier  Patriote  ou  le  despotisme  d^truit 

enFrance.  8»  1789. 
<yR£NAILLE  (francois)    Le  Mcrcure  Portui^ais.     12*    Par. 

164S. 
CRENAILLE  (franc.  de)  Bedencken  von  dem  hohen  Geist^  und 

Verstand  dcs  Menschen.  12^  Franc.  1674. 
CRENAN  (benign)  Gallise  ad  Hispaniam  Epistola^  in  recentem 

Obitum  Serenissimse  Delphina^.  4^ 

Ode  in  Philippi  V.  Hispan.  Reg.  Electionem.  4" 

GRENE  (giles)  Declaration  in  vindication  of  the  honour  of  Par- 

iiament  and  of  the  Committee  of  the  Navy  and  Cuj»toms  against 

all  Tmducers.  4«  Lond.  1647. 
^RENIER  (Nic.)  V.  cAussE. 

Le  Bouclierdela  Foy.  16®  Anv.  1549. 

L'R*pecde  la  Foy.  8*  Par.  1551. 

R^ENOBLE,  V.  pau. 

Tres  respectucuses  supplications  que  presentent  au  Roi 

lc»  Notables  Citoyens  de  la  Viilede  Grenobie.  8^ 

Response  des   Negocians  de  la  Ville  de  Grenoble  a 


fiA.  M.  les  Juges  Consuls  de  Montauban,  &c.  8® 

Trcs  humbk  remonstrances  du  Parlement  de  Grenoble. 


»•1788. 

rE^U  (pet.  lud.)  Systematis  Physici  Disputatio  quarta.    4<> 
:Benx(it.  1708. 

R£NVILL  (S/r  bevill)  Verses  by  the  University  of  Oxford  on 
Ixtf  Death.  8«  Loik/.  1684. 

GRENVILLE 


G  R  E 

GHEGORy  {Dr.)  r.  hume. 

GREGORY  (david)  p.  euclides.  • 

■  Exercitatio  de  Dimensionc  Fip^ranim.  4®  Edinb.  1684. 

-i Astronomiae,  Physicae  &  Gtometrise  Elementa.    fol, 

Oxon.  1703. 

Eiements  of  Catoptrics  &  Dioptrics,    edited  by  W, 


Browne.  8«  Lond.  1715. 

1 A  Treatise  of  Practical  Geoipetry.  8^  Edinh.  1745, 

Essay  on  his  life.  8**  Lond.  1769. 


GREGORY  (edm.)  Au  historical  Anatomy  of  Christian  Melian- 

choly.  12°  Lond.  1646. 
GREGORY  (FRANC.)  Etymologicum  parvum.  8"  Lond,  1654. 
■  Votivum  Carolo,  or  a  welcome  to  his  sacred  Majesty 

Charles  II.  from  Wood«^tock  School.  4»  Lond,  1660. 

A  modeiit  Plea  for  the  due  Regulation  of  the  Press.    4* 


Lond.  1698. 
GREGORY  (GEO.)  History  of  tbe  Christian  Church.  2  vol.    8^ 

Lond.  1795. 
^  Economy  of  Nature  explained  and  illustrated.   3  vob. 

8«  Lond.  1796. 
GREGORY  (jAMEs)  Optica  Promota.  4«  Lond.  1663. 
Geometriae    Pars  universalis,    inserviens  Qunntltatum 

Curvarum  IVansmutatioiii  &  Mensurse.  4°  Patuv.  1668. 

• Exerritationes  GeomctricaB.  4°  Lond.  1678. 

Vera  Circuli  &  Hyperbolse  Quadratura.  4®  Patav* 


GREGORY  (john)  Works.  4«  Lond.  1650. 
. . 4*>  Lond.  1671. 


Notes  and  Observations  upon  some  Passages  of  Scrip- 

ture.  4^  Ojf.  1646. 

Posthuma,  or  certain  Learned  Tracts.  4°  Lond.  1649, 

4»  Lond.  1650. 


GREGORY  (john)  r.  hume.  smellte. 

■''  A  comparalive  yiew  of  the  state  and  faculties  of  manir 

with  those  of  the  animal  wprld.  l^  Lond.  1766. 

i ■  A  Father'8  Legacy  to  his  Daughters.  8«  Lond.  1788. 

m  GalL  et  Itai.  da  Giov.  Sivrac.     12®    Lond. 


1794. 

■     ■         Philosophical  and  literary  Essays.  3  vol.    8°    Edink, 
1793. 

His  Life,  by  W.  Smellie.  8»  Edinh.  1800. 


GREGORY  (JOHN  mack)  Account  of  the  Sepulchres  of  the  An- 

cients.  8°  Lond.  1712. 
GREGORY  (matth.)  De  Febri  ardente.  4«  Lug.  Bat.  1714. 
GREGORY  (oLiNTRus)  Treatise  of  Mechaniics.  2  vols.  8»  Lond^ 

1806. 
GREGORY  (thos.)  v.  carter. 
"  MtO*  H^w»  0  ©ro?.     Or  the  Doctrin^  of  a  God  and  Provi- 

dence  vindicated  and  asserted.  8^  Lond.  1694. 
Discourses.  8^  Lond.  1696. 


GREGORY*(vvilliam)  A  visible  display  of  Divine  Providencej. 
or  the  Joornal  of  a  captured  Missionary.  8®  Lond.  1800. 

GREGSO^^ 


G  R  E 

OREGSON  f  MosEs)  Christian  Mourncrs  relieved  by  the  Hope  of 

the  Gospel.     A  Scrmon  on  tbe  death  of  Revd.  B.  Boyce.     B** 

Land.  1770. 
GREIBE  (conrad)  Hiscase.  fol.  ' 
GREIFF  (fridericus)  Decas  nobilissiraonim  Medicamentoruni 

Galcno-Chymico  modo  compositorum.  4<*  Tubing,lMl. 
GREIFF  (pErR.)  Paltestrif  Ludibrii  >\ve  Dehrium  Mundi  intellec* 

tuahs  Vanitasque  Vanitatum.  4®  1655. 
GRFJFFENBORG  (jos.  teuag.  von)  De  Sale.  4»  Hard.  1752^ 
GRE/FFENHAGIUS  (andr.  mull.)  p.  abdalla. 
GREK;  (john)  Young  Ladies  guide  to  Arithmetic.     l^'    Londj 

1800. 

'- 12^  Lond.  1803. 

GREIMIUS  (martin)  Dc  sorte  Eruditorum  inter  se  conspicua.  4* 

Lips.  1714. 
GREI8EL  (J.  g.)  De  Cura.  LacUs  in  Arthritide.     12«    Budu». 

1681. 
GRELOT  (         )  Vovage  de  Constantinople.  12«  Par.  1681. 

4«  Par.  1689. 

GREMBS  (fran.  oswaldus)  Arbor  integra  et  ruinosa  Homlnis. 

4*  Franc.  1657. 
GilEMBS  (cEO.)  De  Melancholia.  4«  Monach.  1602. 
GREMPLER    (jon.  gottl.)     De   Transpiratione.      4»     Erf. 

1710. 
CIRENADIER.     Le  Grenadier  Patriote  ou  le  despotisme  d^truit 

enFrance.  8«  1789. 
<yRENAILLE  (francois)    Le  Mcrcure  Portugais.     12«    Par. 

164S. 
CRENAILLE  (franc.  de)  Bedencken  von  dem  hohen  Geist^und 

Verstand  des  Menschen.  12^  Franc.  1674. 
CRENAN  (benign)  Gallise  ad  Hispaniam  Epistola^  in  recentem 

Obitum  Serenisdims  Delphina\  4® 

— Ode  in  Philippi  V.  Hispan.  Reg.  Electionem.  4" 

GRENE  (giles)  Declaration  in  vindication  of  the  honour  of  Par- 

iiament  and  of  the  Committee  of  the  Navy  and  Cudtoms  against 

all  Trnducers.  4«  Lond.  1617. 
^RENIER  (Nic.)  r.  cau<»se. 

Le  Bouclierdela  Foy.  16®  Anv.  1549. 

UEspecde  la  Foy.  8*  Par.  1551. 

RENOBLE,  V.  PAu. 

Tres  respectucuses  supplications  que  presentent  au  Roi 

1.CS  Notables  Citoyens  de  la  Viilede  Grenoble.  8^ 

Response  des    Ntgocians  de  la  Ville  de  Grenoble  a 


IM.  M.  les  Juges  Consuls  de  Montauban,  &c.  8® 

Tres  humbk  remonstrances  du  Parlement  de  Grenoble. 


»  1788. 
E^ENU  (PET.  lud.)  Systematis  Physici  Disputatio  quarta.     4^ 

-»TM«.  1708. 
E^EN VILL  (Sir  bevill)  Versea  by  thc  University  of  Oxford  on 

:iiiiDeath.  S^  Lond.  }684. 


G  R  E 

€RENVILLE  (denis)  The  compleat  Confonnist,  or  advioe  coo- 

cerninj?  strict  Confoimity ;  a  Sermon.  4®  Ixmd,  1684. 
GRENVILLE  (ceo.)  Speech  on  the  motion  for  eacpeUing  Mr. 

Wilkes.  8«  Lond.  1769. 
GREN VILU:  {Sir  richard)  A  Report  of  the  Trulh  of  the  Fight, 

about  the  Ii^les  of  A^oresj  betwixt  Sir  Richard  Grenville,  in  the 

Revengs^  and  an  Armada  of  tlie  King  of  Spaine.    4*    LomL 

1591. 
■  —  Letter  concerning  the  afFairs  of  the  West.    4*     Lond. 

1646. 
GRENVILLE  (w.  w.)  Speech  in  the  Committee  on  thc  statc  of 

thenalion.  8"  Lond.  }7S9. 
GRENUS  (GAB.)  Tiiescs  Phvsicro  de  Sono.  4»  Gcn.  1690. 
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GRESHAM  (EDw.)  Almanacke  for  1607. 
Strange  ncws  from  Carlsladt.    Translated  from   tbc 

High  Dutch.  4*»  Lond. 
GRESHAM  (jAMEs)  Tlie  Picture  of  Incest,  or,  the  Story  oT 

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His  Will.  4«  Lond.  1707. 


GRESLON  (aduien)  Histoirede  laChine  sous  laDomination  dea 

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GUETRY  (M.)  Memoires  ou  Esi^ai  sur  la  M u«ique.  8°  Par.  1789. 
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LUS. 

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Apostolicam.  4°  Ingoht.  1600. 
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BociTuxoy  Atf^ou   Sive  Commcntarius  exeg^eticus  in  Sere^ 


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Hortus  S.  Crucis.  4°  Ingolst.  1610. 

Vindicium  Bellarminianse  et  Muricum  Prfledicantico-" 


ruma  Criminationibns  Lutheranicujusdam  Magistelli  Zephyrii, 
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G  R  E 

GRETSER  (jAc)  Erasmi  Judicium  de  novo  Evangelio.  Ac^- 
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!  Gratiffi  Dan.  Cramero  persoluts^  pro  Paralipomenis  ad 


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Philippi  Ecclesi»  Eystettensis  XXXIX  Episcopi  Da 


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GRETTON  (pHiLip)  RemarJss  upon  two  Pamphlcts  written  by 
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GREVE  (alb.)  De  Gangrasna  et  sphacelo.  4<>  Lug.  Bat.  1677. 
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6REVILE  (anne  Ladtf)  v.  burnet. 
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VoL,  IIL  X  GREVILfi 


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1642. 

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Speech  at  tbe  election  of  bis  Captains  and  Commandera 


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GREVILE  (CEO.)  Earl  qf  IVarwick.    A  letter  to  bim  upon  the 
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GREVILLE,    V.    EDMONSON. 

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GREW^ 


G  R  £ 

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GREY,  r.  CRAY. 

GREY  (anton.  de)  Earl  of  Harold.  v.  parnb. 
GREY  (arthur)  Lord  dt  Wilion.  v.  sparke. 
GREY  (         )  Lord  Grey.  v.  fox. 
GKEY  (colonel)  His  Portmanteau  opened,  and  his  sealed,  miar 

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GREY  (emoch)  Vox  Codi  containing  Maxims  of  pious  policy.  4» 

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^REY  (ford)  Lord  Grey  of  Wcrk.  Trial  of  Lord  Grey  of  Werk 
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GKEY  (h.)  Eari  qf  Statnford.    Joyful  news  from  the  Earl  of 
Stamford^  the  Lord  Kimboiton,  and  the  Lord  Wharton,  wherein 
is  manifested  their  happy  proceedings  against  the  Cavaleers»  . 
dedaring  al^o  their  onsets  and  skirmibhes^  which  they  have  had 
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Hia  victory  against  the  Marquiss  of  Haitford.  4»  Londm 

1642. 

■  Besolutions  conceming  the  Leicestershirc  JVlilitia.    4» 

Lond.  1642. 

Declaration  of  both  Houses  conceruing  him.  July  23. 


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^Relationof  hisVictory  atPlymouth.  4»  1643. 


<3  3REY  (n ary)  V.  fuller. 

C^^EY  (richard)  Answer  to  Barbeyrac's  Spirit  of  the  Eoolesi- 

asdcs  of  all  Sccts  aod  Ages,  as  to  the  Doclrines  of  Morality. 

8»  Lond.  1723. 
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1750. 

Memoria  Technica.    Or  a  new  metbod  of  Artificial 


Memory.  12»  Lond.  1732. 


G  R  I 

GREY  (tho.  de)  The  compleat  Horseman  and  cxpcrt  Ferrier. 

4«  Lond.  1670. 
GREY  (tho.)  vid.  powell. 
GREY  (zachary)  v.  butler. 
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1739. 

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GRIBALDUS  (mat.  mofha)  De  Homicidio.  8»  Spir.  1582. 
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GRIEBNERUS  (john  sigism.)  Pneumatosis.  4«  Ldps.  1709. 
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Mayor^s  day.  12® 
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Vind.  1679. 
GRIENDEL    (joh.    fran.)    Micrographia  nova.     4*    Narimb. 

1687. 
GRIENIUS  (joH.  HENR.)  Logicse  inutilis  Helmontianae  Tripes. 

4^  Bas.  1686. 
GRIER  {Mr.)  A  Counterfeit  detected  and  justly  exposed ;  in  aih- 

swer  to  the  Remarks  upon  Dr.  Hancock^s  Fehrifitgium  Ma^ 

num.  Being  some  hints  ior  the  use  of  one  Mr.  Grier,  whocalk 

himself  James  Gardiner.  8*  Lond.  1723. 
GRIERSON  (james)  Delineations  of  St.  Andrews.   8*  Edink. 

1807. 
GRIESBACH  (joh.  jac.)  r.  testamkntum. 
Symbolse  critics  ad  supplendas  et  corrigendas  Taria* 

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GRIESER  (joh.  chr.)  De  OccultaUonc   Poetica.    4»    VUemb. 

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GRIEVANCES.  Letter  to  the  Lower  House  touching  grievaocef 

and  inconveniences  of  the  State.  4^  L(md.  1641.  • 

■  ■  A  decade  of  Grievances  against  the  Hierarchy  :     Or 

Sions  pleaagainst  Prelacy.  4"  1641. 
A  Committee  appointed  by  the  Commons  assembled  jn 

Parliament  to  consider  of  such  grievances  as  have  been  pro* 

mised  to  the  People  to  be  rcdressed.  4®  Lond.  1647. 
Act  for  redress  of  grievances  of  the  pcople.  fol.  Lond. 

1648. 
'  Public  grie^^ances  of  the  Nation  adjudged  necessary  to 

beredressed.  fol.  I<»i^.  1689. 
GRIEVE  (jAMEs)  The  History  of  Kamtschatka,  and  the  Kurilski 

Islands,  translated  from  the  Russian.  4^  Glocest.  \7&L 
GREEFFE.  Le  premier  Coup  de  Grifie  aux  Renaids  noin.    8P 

Par.  1789. 
GRIFFIN   (antboht)    An   Astroloeical  Jddgement  «ConchiBr 

Theft.  12«  Lond.  1665. 

GRIFFIN 


G  R  I 

GRIFFIN  (prince)  A  Letter  of  a  sad  Traffedy  by  Prince  Griifin 

at  Sayton,  neere  Chester :  and  his  severaJl  attempts  against  the 

Lady  Caufely.  4»  Land.  1648. 
GRIFFIN  (robert)  Interest  Tables«  on  an  improved  Plan.     8^ 

Lond,  1775. 
GRIFFIN  (WM.)  On  the  culture  of  the  Pine  Apple.  8«  Newark, 

1806. 
GRIFFITH  (euzabeth)  A  series  of  g^enuine  Letters  between 

Henry  and  Frances.  2  vol.  8®  Lotid,  1757. 

. The  School  for  Rakes,  a  Comedy.  8«  Ijond.  1769. 

The  Morality  of  ShaJcespear's  IMma  illustrated.     8* 


Lond.  1775. 

.  The  Barberof  SeviUe,  a  Comedy.  8«  Lond,  1776. 


<5RIFFITH  (george)  Dr.     A  bold  challenge  of   an  itinerant 

Preacher  roodestly  answered.  4**  1652. 
— — Relation  of  a  disputation  with  V.  Powell.  4*  Lond, 

1658. 

A  Welsh  narrative  corrected  and  taught  to  speak  true 


Eng^ish  and  some  Latine.     Or  Animadversions  on  his  disputa* 

tion  with  Vavasor  Powell.  4*^  Lond,  1653. 
^RIFFITH  (john)  The  Unlawfulnesse  of  Mixt  Marriages.     Or 

an  answer  to  a  book  entitled  Mixt  Marriages  vindicated  in  a 

Diahgue  between  A,  and  B.  4<^  Lond,  1681. 
^ORIFFITH  (john)  A  brand  plucked  out  of  the  firc:   exem- 

flified  in  the  Religious  Experience  of  J.  Griffith.     12^    Lond. 
759. 

^3RIFFITH  (J.)  V,  ALLEN. 

A  vindication  or  justification  of  S.  Griffith,  £sqr.     4* 

1648. 

'  This  is  a  true  copy  of  a  Letter  that  Prince  Griffith  latd j 


writ  to  the  Lord  Windsor ;  wherein  the  passages  that  happened 
betwixt  them  in  Flaunders  are  truly  relaled.  Passages  between 
him  and  Lord  Windsor  in  Flanders.  4®  1649. 

Vindication  of  Lord  Windsor^s  proceedings  with  Mr. 


J.  Griffith.  4«  1649. 

— —  Treatise  touching  falling  from  Grace.  4"  Lond,  1653. 
A  Voice  from  the  word  of  the  Lord  to  those  grand  Im- 


postors  called  Quakers.  12®  Lond,  1654. 
«RIFFITH  (john)  Funend  Sermon  on  thelate  Duke  of  Devon- 
-      diire.  8»  Lond,  1707. 
<^RIFFITH  (john)  Remarks  upon  sundry  subjects,  addressed  to 

the  Quakers.  8®  Lond,  1764. 
<JRIFFITH  (matthevv)  A  patheticall  perswasion  to  pray  for  pub- 

hck  Peace.     A  Sermon.  AP  Lond,  1642. 
■  Fear  God  and  the   King.      A  Sermon.     12"    Lond. 

1660. 

Christian  concord :  or,  St.  PauFs  Parallel  between  the 


body  naturalaud  my^tical.    A  Semion.  4"  Lond.  1661. 

GRIFFITH 


G  R  I 

GRIFFITH  (ricr.)  Alamode  Phlebotomy  no  good  Fashion :  Or 

a  oopy  of  a  Letter  to  Dr.  Hungerfond.  8^  Lond.  1681. 
GRIFFJTH  (robt.)  The  necessity  of  parochial  Communioii :  or 

the  way  to  true  and  Mvin^  edification.    A  Sermon  before  ihe 

Lord  Mayor.  4«  Lond.  1711. 
GRIFFITH  (thos.)  De  Affectu  Hypochondriaco.  4*>  Lug.  Bmi. 

1725. 
GRIFFITHS  (j.)  Travels  in  Europe,  Asia  Minorand  Arabia.  4f 

Lond.  1805. 
GRIFFITHS  (wiLLiAM)   A  practical  Treatise  on  Farriery.    4« 

Wrexh.  1784. 
GRIFFTHEYL  {Lord  fred.)  Two  Letters  to  the  mighty  oneB  of 

England,  Scotland  and  Ireland,  but  especially  to  the  King»  con- 

ceming  theee  preseut  oalamities  and  commotions  of  warrc.    4fi 

Lond.  1643. 
GRIFFYTH  (john)  A  Scrmon  on  1.  Thess.iv.ll.    4«    Lond. 

1693. 
GRIFFYTH  (w.)  Villare  Hibemicum  :  being  an  account  of  the 

most  considerable  piaces  which  have  becn  reduced  by  His  Ma« 

jesty^s  arms  since  his  first  landing  in  Ireland.  4^  1690. 
GRIFOLUS.     M.  T.  Ciceronis  Defensionef*,  contra  C.  Calcar. 

nini  Disquisitiones  in  ejus  Officia.    8^    Lugd.  ajmd  Grypn. 

1552. 
GRIFONI  (G10.  ANT.)  Specchio  della  Lingua  Latina.    19^    Ven. 

1560. 

12<>  Ven.  1565. 

GRIFONI  (teofilo)  Os^ervazioni  intiHno  alPacque  del  Bagob 

di  Vignone.  13°  Sien.  1705. 
GRIGG  (thos)  r.  patrick. 
GRIGGE  (wM.)  The  Quakers  Jesus.    Or  the  unswaddling  of  that 

Child  James  Nailor,  which  a  wicked  toleration  had  midwived 

into  the  world.     Discovering  ihe  principles  of  the  Quakeic  in 

feneraU  4°  Lond.  1658. 
IGGS  {Messrs.)  General  view  of  ihe  Agriculiure  of  the  County 

of  Essex.  4P  Lond.  1794. 
GRIGMAN  (stephrn)  On  ihe  reverence  due  to  God^s  Sanctu- 

ary.     A  Sermon.  4«  Lond.  1728. 
GRIGSBY  (Mr.)  Inventory  of  his  EsUte  and  efiecta.  fol.  Lond. 

1721. 
GRILL  (JOH.  H£N.)  Stalica  dirigens  quietem  corporis  humani  in 

«iando  et  scdendo.  4<^  Ros.  1726. 
GRILLANDARI  (gio.  bat.  de)   Repudio  della  Reina  Maria 

d'lnghilterra,  trad.  di  Franzese.  4»  Bol.  1558. 
GRILLANDUS  (paulus)  De  Maleficiis,  4«  Lug.  1555. 
GRILLANDUS  (paulus)  De  Sortilegiis.  8»  Franc.  1599. 
GRILLANDUS  (petrus)  De  Haereticis  et  Sortilegiis.     De  Penis 

omnifariam  Coitus.    De  Ques^ionibus  et  Tortura.     De  Rehxa- 

tione  Carceratorum.  12*  Lu^d.  1536. 
GRILLET  (m,)  Curiosites  Matbematiques.  49  Pan  1673. 

GRILLET  (M.)  V.  AMERICA. 

GRILLO 


GR  I 

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(RILLUS  (m.  gio.  raffaele)  Confronto  del  voto  reso  dal  M.G.^ 

R.  Grilto  col  voto  reso  dal  M.  Agostino  Drago  nella  causa  ver* 

tcnte  Protcttori  di  S.  Oiorgio.  foL  Gai,  1719. 
—  Brcvi  observationi  sopra  il  voto  presentato  dal  M.  Gio. 

Ago^tino  Drago  e  Scrittura  impugnatrice  del  voto  del  M.  Gio. 

Rafibele  Grillo.  foL  Oen.  1713. 
rRIM,  the  Collier  of  Croydon,  a  Comedy^  or  the  Devil  and  his 

Dame,  by  J.  T.  W  Lond.  1662. 
rRIM  (iiiRtf.  Nic.)  Compendium  Medico-chymicam.  19*  Batav. 

1679. 
«RIMALDI  (costantimo)  Discussioni  Istoricfae»  Teologiche,  e 

Filosofiche.  3  toro.  4<»  Lirc.  1725. 
vRIMALDI  (DOMENico)  Orazione  per  rincoronazione  di  Gio. 

Bat.  Lercaro,  Doge  di  Genova.  foL  Gen,  1644. 
vRIMALDI  (fran.  mar.)  Pbysico-Mathesis  de  Lnmine,  Cobri- 

boa,  et  Iride.  4<^  Banon.  1665. 
[^RIMALDI  (GiAciNTo)  Dell'  Alchimia.  4»  Palerm.  1645. 
^RIMALD[  (gio.  francbsco)  Paesi  originali  Del  Museo  di  D. 

ViQcenzo  Vittoria  Canonico  di  Xativa.  fo).  Roma.  170L 

SRIMALDI  (R.  P.)  V.  ECCLESIA. 

GRIMAREST  (sieur  de)  La  Vie  de  Moliere.  12*  Par.  1705. 
■■■  Sur  la  Maniere  d'ecrire  de»  Lettres,'&  sur  le  Ceremo- 

nial.  \29  Par.  1709. 
QRIMAUDET  (franc.)  Paraphrase  du  Droict  de  Retraictlig- 

nager.  4*  Par.  1567. 
■  De  la  prcscription  contre  Mineurs  et  Ignorans  cn  ma- 

tiere  de  Retraict  lignager.     Livre  Xme  de  la  Paraphrase  da 

droict  de  Retraict  lignager.  19^  Par.  1579. 

Traite  des  Monnoyes,  aogment  et  dimination  du  pris 


d^icelles.  8»  Par.  1576. 

&  Par.  1586, 


Opuscules  Pohtiques.  &^  Par.  1580. 


JRIMBERGH  (nic.)  Observationes  Medicae.  19^  Am$t.  1689. 
rRIMES  (etrog.)  England  and  Scotland  united,  disjoined.    4^ 

lAmd.  1648. 
IrRIMESTON  (edw.)  v.  matthieu.  mayernb.  Ostende.  mexia. 

PETIT.    P0LYB1U8.    SERRANUS. 

-=• History  of  tlie  Netherlands.  fol.  Lond.  1608. 

-i continued  from  1608  to  1697   by  William 

CroMe.  fol.  Lond.  1697. 
■  The  Low-Country  Commoowealth.    Translated  from 

the  French.  4«  1609. 

The  Couosellor  of  EstaU.  Tranal.  from  the  Prench.   4* 


Lmd.  1634. 

5  GRIMESTON 


GRI 

GRIMESTON  (edw.)  The  History  of  the  Serrail  and  af  th^ 

Court  of  the  Grand  Seigneur.    Translated  from  the  Frtnch.  4* 

Lond.  16a5. 
GRIMM  (jou.  CASP.)  De  torminibus  colicis.  4®  Lips,  1689. 
GRIMMIUS  (siMON.)  Augusta  Vindelicorum ;  illiusque  prfleci- 

pua  Templa,  Portse,  .^Edincia  et  Cistern»  sculpturb  adumbrata. 

fol.  Augustb. 
GRIMSHAW  (w.)  V.  VE^. 
GRIMSTON  (Sir  harbottle)  His  Speech  in  Parliament  upon 

the  Accusation  and  Impeachment  of  Archbishop  Laud.     4* 

1641. 

Speech  in  Parliament.  4®  Ijond,  1641. 

Speech  concerning  troubles  abroad  and  grievanccs  at 

home.  4«  Lond.  1641. 

— Speech  on  the  Essex  Petition.  4®  Lond,  1641. 

His  Argument  conceming  Bishops :  with  Mr.  Selden's 


answer.    Also  several  orders  newly  made  in  Parliament  cx)n-  - 
ceming  Church  govemment.  4®  1641. 

• —  Speech  on  the  breach  of  Priviledges  of  Pariiament ;  by 

breaking  open  the  chambers,  studies  and  trunks  of  the  Lora 
Kimbolton  and  the  rest  of  the  Members  of  the  House  of  Com- 
mons^  accused  by  His  Majesty  of  High  Treason.  4®  Loitdf. 
1642. 

Speech  in  Parliament  conceming  the  distempers  be- 


tweenc  the  King  and  both  Houses  of  Parliaraent.     4**     Lond, 
1642. 

■4«  Lond.  1643. 


Strena  Christiana,  sive  Hortatiunculffi  ad  praecipuos  vir- 


tutum  actus  exteriores.  24^  Lond,  1644. 
AngL  24«  Camb,  1644. 


Speech  at  the  Banqueting  House  May  29.  4«  Lond^ 


1660. 

GRINAU  (P*)  V*  AVERROES. 

GRINDAL  (edm.)  Archbishop  of  Canterburi/,     Concio  in  Obitunw 

Ferdinandi  Caesaris.  Lat.  reddita  per  Joh.  Foxum.     4«     Lond^ 

1564. 
Memorials  of  the  tme  causes  of  his  suspension  and  di»- 

grace,  with  his  Letter  to  Queen  Ehzabetli,  in  vindication  of  pro— ^ 

phesying.  8®  Lond,  1710. 
GRINGALET  (s am.)  Reflexions  &  Essais  Philosophiques et  Theo-i- 

logiques.  8®  Haye,  1714. 
GRINGOIRE  (pierre)  Les  Menus  Propos.  8«  Par.  1528. 
GRINUS  (THOMAs)  Dithyrambus.  4f* 
GRISCHOW  (augustin)  Assertiones  succinctae  de  Philosophii» 

Revelationis  divinse  indice.  4®  Gedan.  1707. 
GRISCHOW  (a.  nath.)  Sermo  Academicus  de  Parallaxi  Cc^ — - 

tium  Corporum.  4*  Petrpp.  1755.  -  - 

GRISE  (b.  b.  de  la)  V.  antoninus. 
QRISELIDIS.     La  Patience  de  Griselidis  jadi»  femme  du  Mai^ 

quisdeSaluces.  W  Trov. 

GRISELIN-  3 


GRISELINI  (FR.)  V.  sARPi. 

GRISLLY    (gabr.)  Desenganos  para  a  Medicina.    12"  Coimb, 

1609. 
■■  yiridarium  Lusitanum,  in  quo  arborum  fruticum  et 

herbarum  diflerentiae  onomasti  insertse,  quas  ager  Vlyssipo» 

nensis  ultri  citrdque  Tagum  ad  trigesimum  U!>que  lapid^m 

profert.  12»  Vlys.im. 
GRISONE  (federico)  GW  Ordinidi  Cavalcare.  4*>  Nap,  1550. 

—. 4»  Pcsar.  1556. 

^ ' 12»  Ven.  1582. 

Hisp.  trad.  pbr  Ant.  Florez  de  iknavides.    4* 

Batf9a.l568. 
GRISONI  (siGNORi)  Del  Battesimo  et  de  Fiumi  che  na  scono  ne  , 

paesi  de  Signori  Grisoni.  12^  » 

GRISONS.    Tiie  Proceedings  of  the  Grisons  in  the  Yeere  1618. 

4«  Lond.  1619. 

GRITI  (l.)  V.  TEStAMENTUM. 

GRIVAUD  (c.  M.)  Antiquites  Gauloises  et  Romaines  dans  leg 
Jardiusdu  Palaisdu  Senat  [cidevant  Luxembourg]  avec^igures. 
4»  Par.  1807.  ^  ^ 

CRIVE  (JBAN  DE  la)  Plan  de  Paris  Sc  ses  Environs.    fol.     Par. 

1742. 
GRLZELIUS  (and.)  De  Privilegiis  Creditorum.  8»  Upsal,  1710. 
CvHOBEN  (oTTo  FR1ED.  voN  d£r)   Orientaiische  Rcise  Btschrci- 

bung.  4®  Marienw,  1624. 
GROBERT.(j.)  Description  dcs  Pyramides  de  Ghize  et  de  la  ville 

<lu  KLaire  et  de  ses  environs.  4*  Par.   An.  IX. 
GKOBIANUS,  V.  dedekindus. 

G  ROBIUS  (JOH.  huld.)  De  origine  formarum  e  semiuis  viftute 
^        f)lasUca  instruclo.   4**  M.  Catt.  1014. 

■    De  morbis  ventriculi  in  jjenere.  4*  M.  Catt.  1615. 

De  Tussi.  4»  M.  Catt.  1615. 

= De  Arthritide.  4«  M.  Catt.  1618. 

G  ROCERS.     Hosanna :  Or  a  song  of  Thadksgiving  by  the  Chil- 

«Lrenof  Sion  at  Grocers  Hall.  4"  1649. 
Account  of  the  Conipany  of  Grocers.  4P  Lond.  1689. 

OXtODECIUS  (JO.)  «7.  Ck-RILLUS. 

G  JRODECK  (ABRAH.)  De  Sacrificiis  et  Victimis.  4«  Gtd,  1699. 
CvX^OEN   (j.  vander)   De  Ncderlandste    Hovcnier.     4^    Atnti. 

1669. 
CSItOEN  (j.  vander)  Le  Jardinier  du  Pavs  Bas.  8»  Bmx.  1672. 
Ci«OEN  (JAC.)  De  Apoplexia.  4«  Lugd^^M^i}. 
G  ROEN  (theod.)  Que^tiones  philoiophicse.  4^*  Vlir.  1676. 

De  omni-sulhcientia  Dei.  4**  IJltr.  1677. 

CiHOENEFELD  (jou.  casp.)    PrdCtica    IMedica.     8»    Franc. 

1688. 
.Ci  »OENENDYCK  (conN.  \)  De  Sterilitate  in  utroque  sexu. 

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€»RO£N£NDYCK  (corn.  van)  Oratio  de  dicto  Maronis,  NuHa 

^ghu  Bcllo.  4«  Chude.  1676. 

VouUL  Y  O^O^^- 


G  E  O 

GROENENDIJCK  (joh.  van)  Carmcn  pro  ComecvaticDe  Ac«^ 

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Elegia,  Passioni  Je«u  Christi  sacra.    49    Lvgd.  'Bau 

1692. 
GROENER  {Mr.)  Histoire  Nalarelkdes  Glacieres  de  Suisse.  4»^ 

Par.  1770. 
GROENESCHEI  (ulh.  \]  De  Febribus  putridi»  earumqae  diffe- 

rentiis  et  curandi  ratione.  4*'  Lug.  Bai.  1619. 
GROENEVELT  (ant.)  De  Ileo.  4«  Lug.  Eat.  171^. 
GROENEVELT  (cobn.  van)  De  Febribus  iBtermitteatiUu»,    4^ 

Lug.  Bat.  Um. 
GROENEVELT  (JOAN.)  Dis?ertatio  Lithologiea  variis  obienratio» 

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An;ri,  by  J.  Marten.  8?  Lond.  1706. 

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The  Grounds  of  Physic.  8®  Lond.  17l5i 
Lat.  8*  Land.  1715. 


GROENEVELT  (joh.  van.)  Dc  salabritate  aeris  urbis  Lagdani 

Batavorum.  4*  Lugd.  1713. 
GROENEVELT  (wilh.)  DeEpilepsra  Puerorum.  4«  UUr.l&f(k 
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GROENHOUT  (jac.)  De  Scoibuto.  4<>  Lug.  Bat.  167& 
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GROH  (joh.  cijr.)  De  Vertigine-  4*  1639. 
GROENLAND.    Die  Voyagien  gedaennaGroenlandt  4^  Amst. 
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Dutch  and  English.  fcl. 
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The   Petition  to   Parliament  of  the  Adventurera  to 


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fol.  1654. 


A  View  of  the  Greenland  Trade  and  Wliale  Fishery.  8»> 

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GROITZCHIUS  (gregor.)  Sala;  FUvii  Descriptio  eidem<|oe  ad- 

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GROLIER  (cesak)  Historia  cxpugnat»  et  direpts  Urbis  Roow» 

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GROLIJlAU  (le  3b.)  Job^  ou  la  Patience  a£9ig^>  paraphraaeft' 

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GROLLIER  DE  SERVIERE  (sieur)  Recueil  d'0uvrages  ca. 

ricuxyou  Description  de  sonCabinet.  4®  l^on.  1719. 
GROLLMAN  (joh.  dan.)  De  Motu  animali.  4<»  JJpt.  1685. 
GROMEJN  (andr.)  De  Lapsu  phmihomiiua.  4^  IVitteb.  16ia 

GROMME 


G  R  O 

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CROMMEE  (abr.)  Oratio  in  Joveoi  Paganoruro.    4<»    Dclph. 

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GRONENBERGIUS  (prtr.)  De  Preservatione.  4<»  Rost.  1614. 
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Das  geofnete  Mcintz  Cabinet.     Historie  der  modem 


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Bibliotheca  Juris  Gentium  Exotica.  8*  Hamb. 

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G  HONOVIUS  (abrah.)  «;.;elianu8. 

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IS  ItONOVlUS  (JAC.)  O.  ABRIANUS.  AUCUSTINUS.  CICERO.  COSSO- 
NIUS.  FABRICIUS.  G^LUUS.  GEOGRAPRIA.  GORLAUS.  HARPOCRA- 
TION.  HERODOTUS.  JOSEPHUS.  LIVIUS.  LUCIAKUS.  MACROBIUS. 
MANETUO.  MARCBLLINUS.  MELA.  ORIGENBS.  POLYBIUS.  RAVEN- 
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>  Carmen  Carplo  Crucio  quum  minorem  Filium  sepeliret. 


M. 


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1684. 


Oratio  d^  Ratione  Studiorum  Biiorum.    8*  Lugd,  Bat. 

De  Origine  Romuli.  8^  Lugd.  Bai.  1684. 

Respcjusio  ad  cayillationes  R.  Fabrctti.    8^  Lugd.  Bat, 


— —  Epistola  ad  Graivium  de  Pallacopa,  ubi  descriptio  ejnt 
ab  Arriano  facta  liberatur  ab  Is.  Vossii  frustrationibus.  12^ 
Lugd.  Bat.  1686. 

Laudatio  Funebris  post  Obitum  Christophori  Witticliii. 

4«  lAigd.  Bat.  1687. 

•  ^istola  ad  J.  Geo.  Graevium  qua  respondetur  Areruti- 


olis;  quibus  in  appendice  observationum  ad  Pomponium  Me- 
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-  De  Icuncula  Smetiana^  quam  Harpocraten  iqdigetarunt. 


4^  Ltigd.  Bat.  1693. 

Danielis  Cossonii  Vita^  et  nova  ^cUtio  Monumenti  An- 


cynniy  4^  X«W.  Bat.  1695. 


G  R  O 

GRONOVIUS  (JAC.)  Oratio  de  primis  Incrcmcntis  OrWs  La 
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' Thesaurus    Antiquitatum  Grfficarum.     12  tom.    fi 

Lugd.  Bat.  1697—1702. 

-  De  Nece  Judse  tou  lIPOAOTOr  et  Cadaveris  Ignomini 


4«  Lugd.  Bat.  1702. 

Notitia  et  Hlustratio  Dissertationls  de  Morte  Judte 


verbo  AnArXEieAI.  4«  Lugd.  Bat.  1703. 

Catalogiis  Librorum  qui  in  utroque  thesauro  Antiqait 


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Ad  Baronem  de  Wasscnaar  Allocutio,  de  duobiit 


Buyvenvoordense  Praetorium  receptis  Lapidibus.  4^  Li^d,  Bc 
1703. 

•  Oratio  de  Gcogfaphiae  Origine,  Progressu,  ac  Dulo 


dine.  8»  Lugd.Bat.  1703. 

Oratio  in  qua  conatur  certius  desiprnare  tempus  Bat 


vorum  immigrationis  in  hanc  Insulam.  4®  Lugd.  Bat.  1704. 

■•  Felicilas  Ramelensis.  fol.  Lugd.  Bat.  1707. 

Burcheri  de  Voldcr  Laudatio.  4<>  Lug.  Bat.  1709. 

Infamia  Emendationum  in  Menandri  Reliquias.    Il 

iMg.  B.  1710. 

-  Decreta  Romana  et  Asiatica,  pro  Judapis,  ad  cultai 


divinum  per  Asise  minorls  urbes  secure  obeundum,  a  Joseph 
colkcta.  Accedunt  Suidae  aliquot  loca  in  llteris  ABFA  ab  viti 
pnrgata.  8«  Lugd.  Bat.  1712. 

GRONOVIUS  (JOH.  FRID.)  V.  BALBeS.  GELLIUS.   GROTIUS.  Lr^IUi 
PLAUTUS.  PLINIUS.  SALLUSTIUS.  «GNECA.  TACITUS;  VOLUSIUS. 

Oratio.  4«  Davcnt.  1648. 

• Observatorum  in  Scriptoribus  Ecclesiasticis  Monobil 

los.  12»  Davent.l^bl. 

De  Sestertiis.  8<>  Amst.  1656. 

>  Accesserunt  L.  Volusius  Maecianus  et  Balbu 


Mensor  de  Asse.  Pascasii  Grosippi  Tabulse  Nummariae.  Man 
tissa  et  tres  ANTESHFHZEli:  de  Foenore  Unciario  et  Centesimi 
Usuris,  item  de  Hyperpyro.  Salmasii  Epistola,  et  ad  ean 
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Bat.  1691. 

Oratio  de  Grascse  Ilistorise  Linguaeque  et  omni  Litera 


rum  studio.  4°  Lug.  B.  1658. 

Notse  ad  L  &M.  Annaeos Scnecas.  12*^  AMst.l6&8. 

-  DeCentesiroisUsuri.s  etFaenoreUnciario  ANTEEHTHZU 


cum  Mantissa  PecunisB  vetcris.  12^  Lugd.  Bat.  1661. 

Ol>servationum  Libri  tres.  12<>  Lifgd.  Bati  1662. 

AHocutio  ad  Co^mum  Principem  Etruris,  cum  Acade 


miam  visitaret.  fol.  LgL  Bat.  apud  Elzev.  1668. 

Laudatio  FuncLris  in  Exequias  Jacobi  Golii.  4°   Lugd 


Bat.  1668. 

GRONOVIUS  (jor.  prid.)  Disputatio  eamphorss  histopam  lex- 
hibens.  4«  Lug.  B.  171J>. 

♦  GRONOVHK 


G  R  O 

ISRONOVIUS  (jon.  fkid.)  Flora  Virarinica  exhibens  Flantu  qu» 

J.  Clayton  collegit.  ^.Lut^d,  Bai.PAri.  1,2.  1739—43. 
^  De  Gothorum  setle  ori^inaria.  8^  Lut^,  1739. 

Index  Supellectilis  Lapidefe.  8«  Lugd.  Bai.  1740. 

GRONOVIUS  (lal-r.  theod.)  Marmorea  Basis  Colo^i  Tiberio 

Ca^sari  erecti,  ciijus  Colossi  Fides  a  Jo.  Meursio  oppugnata  de* 

feiulilur.  8»  Lugd.  Bat,  1720. 
GRONOVJUS  (lauh.  theoo.)  Zoophylacii  Gronoviani  Fascic.  9. 

foL  Lugd.  Bat.  1764. 
GROOME  (john)  The  Dignity  and  Uonour  of  the  Clergy.     8» 

Lottd.  1710. 
GROOT  (christianus)  Faber  sus  fortuns  ex  occasione  verbo» 

rum  Appii  apud  SaUustium  leviter  adumbratus.     S^     UpsaL 

1713. 
GROOT  (joHANNEs)  De  Solutionibus.  4*  £«?.  Bat.  1703. 
GROOT  (soRDEN)    Voyage    to    Guiana.     Duich.     4»     AtMi, 

1617. 
CROOT  (thbod.  de)  De  Arthritide.  4«  Lug.  Bat.  1671. 
GROPP  (ignat.)  Hisloria  Monasterii  Amorbacansis.    fol.  Franc. 

1736. 
GROPPER  (JOH.)  De  Eucharistid,  e  Germ.  Lai.  reddit  per  F. 

Laurent,  Surium.  4<^  CoL  1560. 
GROPRET  (rob.)  Reeimen   Sanitatis,  et  de  Peste.    4<»    Par., 

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CvROSCH  (SAM.)  De  lectione  Nominis  tetrag;rammati  nirr.    4* 

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GROSCHEDEL  (jon.)  ab  Aicha.  Proteus  Mercurialis  Gcminus» 

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GBOSCHUPFF  (geo.  dav.)  De  HsmorHioidorum  diflerentia  ab 
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GROSE  (francis)  The  Antiquities  of  Eng^Iand  and  Wales  (in- 
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GROSIUS 


G  R  O 

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GROSIUS  (JOH.  wiL.)  De  Coroni^.  4»  Witteb.  1693. 
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■  De  rinfluence  des  Loix  sur  les  McEurs.    4*    Nancjf, 
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GROSS  (simon)  Uva  magna  Cananiea.  4®  Jena.  1679. 
GROSSA  (cio.  della)  La  Historia  di  Corsica,  con  la  Continuao 

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GROSSE  (abr.  henr.)  An  Atheismu^  necessario  ducat  ad  corrupr 
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GROSSE  (alex.)  Sweet  and  Soul-persuading  Inducements  leid* 

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Jobn  Caws.  4°  Lond.  1645. 
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GROSSE  (andr.  carol.)  Tractatio  Philosophico-mcdica  qua  si»- 

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GROSSE  (cAsp.  GOD.)  De  Phthisi.  4«  £r/.  1694. 
GROSSE  (robert)  Royaltyand  Loyalty.  4»  1647. 
GROSSE  (robertus  le)  Iter  Australe.  4<>  Lond.  1667. 
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GROSSER  (joH.  coT.)  De  Pleuritide  vera.  4«  Hai.  1718. 
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GROSSIUS  (CASP.)  De  Consequentia  in  genei-e.  4»  Witi.  1643. 
GROSSIUS  (jOH.  geo.)  Compendium  Fhilosophis,  Medicina^, 

Jurisprudentiae,  et  Theologiae.  12°  Bas.  1620. 
f  ■"  ■ '  Memoriale  Scientiarum  ct  Artium.  12^  Bas.  1629. 

GROSSIUS  (m.  joh.)  Epitaphia,  et  Inscriptiones  Urbis  BaMlcsc. 

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GROSSIUS 


G  R  O 

GROSSIUS  (THO.)  Tractatus  de  Non-naturalibus.  4^  Fen.  IGlt. 

De  Febribus.  4«  Ven.  1627. 

—  De  Morbis  CapilU,  et  Thoraci?.  4«  Ferrar.  1628. 

Quffi^tio  unica.    An  morbi,  qui  in  Italia,  et  pr«sertim 

in  Gallia  Cysalpina,  hoc  anno  e?agaiitur,  sub  nomine  Pestis,  an 

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GROTESTE  (claude)  ^e   la   Moihe.    Relation  dc  la  Societ6 

poiir  la  Propagution  de  rEvangile,uvec  trois  Sermons.  12*  Rot^ 

terd.  1708. 
Caractere  des  nonvclles  Propbecics,  en  quatre  Sermonc 

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GROSTHEAD  (rob.)  Episc.  Uncoln.    Opuscuia  Pbilosophica, 
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■  Summa  super  Ahstotelis  Physica.  fol.  Ven.  [Ut.Goth.) 
GROSVENOR  (benj.)  v.  BABKEa. 

Health,  an  Essay.  8<»  Lond.  1716. 

Sermon  on  the  death  of  Mrs.  Rud|^.  8^  Lond.  1716. 

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Lond.  1717. 

■  ■     ■  Coronation  Sermon.  8®  Lond.  1720. 
Funcral   Sermon  on  Jas.  Deacle,   E<qr.     ^    Lond. 


1723. 


An  Essay  on  the  Cbristian  Name.  8^  Lond.  1728. 

Persecution  and  Cruelty  in  the  principles,  practices  and- 

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'  God^s   Eternity  the  Mmirner'»  comfort     A  FuncnA* 


Sermon  on  Dr.  W.  Harris.  8«  Lowd.  1740. 
GROSVENOR  (richd.)  Lord.     Copies  of  the  Depositions  of  the; 

Witnesses  examincd  in  the  cause  of  Divorce  between  the  Right 

Hon.  Richd.  Lord  Grosvenor  and  the  Rt.  Hon.  Lady  Hcnrietta- 

Groivenor  his  wife.  8**  Lond.  1771. 
GROSZ  (jQii.  HARLM.)  Positiones  Metaphysicse.  4^  Gieas.  Hats. 

1619. 
GROSZE  (cAsiM.  FBiD.)   De  cultura  Ingenii.     4*    HaL  Mag. 

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GROSZER  (GAB.)  Homo  Aerometnim.  4«  Li/w.l694. 
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GROT  (joH.  JOACH.)  De  Providentia  Dei  circa  minima.   4»  Lips. 
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GROTHEN 


G  R  O 

GROTHEN  (cnnisTiANus)  Gratulatorise  Acclaniationes  in  cju» 

Honores  Inaugurales.  4°  Blarp,  1616. 
GROTIUS  (dan.  meno.  matth.)  De  formatione  ct  nutritione 
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GROTIUS  (uuGo)    V,    aratus.    asterius.    bubignt.    cafella» 

CASSANDER.    EURIPIDES.     LAET.    LAURENTIUS.     LUCANU9.    MENAN* 

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■■■  Portuum  investigandorum  Ratio.  4®  Lugd.  Bat,  apud 

Plant.  1599. 
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De  Antiquitate  Reipublicae  Batavicac.    4^    Lugd,  Bat» 


1610. 


240  i^^fi^  p^^^.  1630. 


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Oratio  de  sincera  D.  D.  Ordinum  mente  in  conservanda 

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Poemata.  S^  Lugd.  But.  1617. 

ed.  a  R.  H.  8«  Lu;rd,  Bai.  1639. 


Mare  liberum^  sive  de  jure  <]Uod  Batavis  competit  ad 


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16"  Lugd.  hat.  apud  Eizev.  1633. 


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Sensus  cjus  Librorum  6.  pro  Veritate  Christianae  Reli- 


gionis.  12«  Par.  1627. 

Traj;a>dia    Sophompaneas.      Acce?serunt    Tragoedia 


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Epistola  de  Studiis  Politici».  24°  Lugd.  Bat.  1642. 

Animadversiones  in  Animadvers.  Andr.  Riveti.  8**  ifei- 


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Baptizatoruni  Puerorum  institutio:    et  Eucharistia: 


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G  R  O 

OROTIUS  (huco)  Bewijs  van  de  ware  Gots-Dienst,  8lc.  $•  Amst, 

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Uyt-legginge  des  Al^emeynen  Sendt-briefs  van  den 

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The  Authority  of  the  Highest  Powers  about  sacred 


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cum  notis  J.  F.  Gronovii.  S^  Amsi.  1689. 

■ 8»  Amst.  1712. 

Angl.  with  memorials  of  the  Author'8  life  and 

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Dc  veritate  Religionis  CbristianjB.  fol.  Par.  1650. 

cumAunot.  12°  Amst.  1669. 

12°  Amst.  apudElzev.  1674. 

12«  Oxoti.  1675 

-  Angl.  by  John  Clarke  with  a  sevcnth  Book> 


concerning^  what  Church  we  ought  to  join  ourselves  to.     8^^ 

Lond.lllh 

transl.  by  Spencer  Madan.  8«  Lond.  1782. 

Arab.  12« 

Epistola  consolatoria  ad  Benj.  Aub.  Mauberium.    4« 

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Letter  to  the  States  Embassador,  on  the  Rites  of  the 


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1675. 

Annotationes  selecta:  in  Novum»  Teslamentum.     12*. 


Oxon.  1675. 

\0L.  III.  Z  o^cyiYC^ 


G  R  O 

GROTIUS  (nooo)  De  Cocns  Adminifitratiohe,  ubi  P^stbiret  ndBT- 
sunt,  cum  Diversorum  Respousionibus.  8*  Lond,  1685. 

-r— Epibtote.  fol.  Amst.  1687. 

Defence  of  the  Catbolick  Faith,  concernitig  the  8alls— 

fection-of  Christ,  transl.  by  W.  H.  8«  Ltmd,  1694. 

Institutiones  ^uris  Natur»  et  Gentium,  ex  ejus  Llbris  d^ 

Jure  Belli  ac  Pacis  excerpta;.  12®  Cantah,  17 OS, 

His  Consolatory  oration  to  his  Father.    Translaled*  hy- 


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Pontifex  Romanus,  Rex  Galliarum,  R^x  HispRDianim^ 


Albertus  Cardinalis,  Re^a  AngliaB,  Ordines  Foederati.  4* 
GROTQ  (LuiGi)  II  Pentimento  ambroso,  Favola  Pastorale.     13^ 

Ven.  1576. 

La  Emilia,  Comedia.  12«  Vat.  1579. 

12«  Ven.  1586. 

' Lal.SiFr.  12«  Par.  1609. 


LaAlteria,Comedia.  12«  ren.  1587. 
11  Thesoro,  Comedia.  12«  Ven.  1586. 
Orationi.  4«  Ven.  1598. 

4«  Ven.  1603. 

4«  Vcn.  1604. 


LaCalisto.  12«  FeTf.  1599. 
Lettere  famigiiari.  4«  Ven.  1601. 
Rime.  12«  Ven.  1605. 


GROUCIIIUS   (nic.  de)  v.  aristoteles.  castanheda.  orucbi. 

LOPEZ. 

GROVE.    The  Grove,  a  Collection  of  Poems.  8«  Lond.  1721. 

The  Grove  of  Fancy,  a  Poem.  4«  Lond.  1789. 

The  Grove.     A  Satire.  4«  Lond. 

GROVE  "(coL.)  The  tryal  of  Col.  Grove,  Lieut.  Col  Boules,  Capt. 

Mason,  and  Capt.  Crofts  for  High  Treason.  4«  Lond.  1654. 
GROVE  (henry)  A  Ptrsiiasive  to  Communlon  with  ihe  Churcb 

of  England.  4«  Lond.  1683. 
GROVE  (henry)  r.  strong. 
] An  Ess;iy  towards  a  Demonstration  of  the  Sours  Im- 

materiality.  8«  Lond.  1718. 

Dying  in  Faith.    A  Sermon  on  the  death  of  Revd. 


S.James.  8«  Lond.  1725. 

Death  abohshed  by  Jesus  Christ.    A  Funeral  SermoD 


on  S.  Muliitis.  8«  Lond.  1727. 

The  fear  of  death,  as  a  natural  passion,  considered.    A 

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Thouo^hts  on  the  Proof  of  a  Future  State.    8«    Lond. 


1730. 
Ordination  Sermon,  with  a  Charge  by  JobnMilner.  8^ 

Lond.  1731. 
Charge  at  the  Ordination  of  Revd.  Famham  HadcolL 

8«  Lond.  1734. 

■  Concerning  the  nature  of  Christ's  kingdom.  A  SennoB. 

8^  Lond.  1735. 

GROVS 


G  R  U 

CROVE  (hskrt)  The  usefuinesFof  goodexample  attended  to.  A 
Funeral  Scrmon  on  Revd.  R.  Darch.  8«  Lond.  1787. 

*  Misoellanies  in  Prose  and  Veme.  8"  Lond.  1739. 

^ Wisdom,  the  first  Spring  of  Action  in  the  Deity.    8* 

iMd.  17«; 

A  System  of  Moral  Philosophy.  2  vol.  8*  Lond.  1749. 


GROVE  (hugh)  r.  penruddock. 

-— —  Speech  at  his  execulion.  4®  Lond.  1655. 

€ROVE  (j.)  The  history  of  the  Life  and  Times  pf  Cardinal  Wolr 

8cy.  4  vols.  8°  Lond.  1744. 
GRQVE  (huttoft.)  His  Case.  fol. 
GROVE  (joH.)  De  Methodis  demonstrandi  declinationem  Magr 

netis.  4«  IViu.  1718. 

GROVE  (rOB.)  V.  BAULOW. 

'  Responsio  ad  Libellum,  quT  inscribitur,  Ccleusma,  sen 

clamorad  Theolojo^os  Hierarcbae  Anglicanae.  4*  Lond.  1680. 

-  Carmen-de  Sanffuinis  Circuitu.  4*  Lond.  1685. 

•  Sermon  before  Uie  King  and  Queen  on  1  Joh.  ii.  15. 


4«  Land.  1690. 
GROVE  (t.)  The  Saint  at  Rest.    A  Sermon  on  the  death  of 

Mary  Lane.  8*  Coventry,  1774. 
GROULART  (steph.  harp.  de)  J)e  Jqre  Asylorum.  i^  Traj.ad 

Rh.}728. 
GROUSSET  (piERRE  de)  La  Vertu  de  la  Fontaine  Medicinale  de 

S.  EIoy,au  village  de  Forges.  &  Par.  1607. 
GRSEPSiUS  (sTANisi,.)  De^uhiplici  Siclo,  et  Talen|o  Hebraico; 

item,  de  Mensuris  Hebraicis.  12*  Af^-  ^p^d  Plani.  1568. 
GRUAU  (louys)  Nouvelle  Invention  de  Chasse  c^es  Loups.    8® 

Par.  1613. 
GRUBB  (andr.  pet.)  Positiones  Mctaphygics.    4®     Gies.  Hass^ 

1619. 
GRUBB  (sarah)  Some  account  of  her  life  and  religious  Labours. 

8^  Lond.  1794. 
GRUBE  (chr.  fred.)  Commentatip  Philosophica  de  commercio 

Mentis  et  Corporis  per  influxum  physicum.  4®  Hegiom.  1735.* 
GRUBE  (herm.)  De  Gonorrhcea.  4^  t^g.  Bat.  1665. 
■  De  Arcanis  Medicorym.    Cui  praefixa  T.  Bartholini 

de  transplantatione  morborum  Epistola.  18®  Hqfn.  167^. 

-.  Analysis  Mali  Citrei.  13«  H(tfn.  1668. 

De  Medicamentis  simphcibiis  cog;noscendis.  12«  Hqfn. 


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■    .  De  Transplantationc  Morborum.  13«  Hamb.  1674. 

De  Ictu  Tarantul».  8«  Franc.  1679. 

C3RUBE  (joh.  GE^.)  De  legitimo  usu  repellentium.    4"    Hqfn. 

1705.  ^ 

GRUttELING  (PRiD.  HENR.)  De  Catheterismo.  4«  Helm.  1699. 

De  Eruditorum  valetudine.  4«  Helm.  1701. 

ORUBELIUS  (joH.  cEo.)  De  strangulatione  Uteri.  4«  Jen.  1672. 

r-r  De  Frigidis.  4«  Jen.  1674. 

GRUBER  (abr.)  De  Febribus  continuis  acutis.  4«  VUr.  1682. 
15RUBER  (cHR.  FRiD.)  De  Stranguria.  4P  Argeni.  1674. 

GRUBER 


G  R  U 

GRUBER  (gregor.)  Lebrsystem  eincr  allgemeinen  Diplomatll. 

89  Wien,  1783. 
GRUBINIUS  (opoRiNus)  Araphotides  Scioppianae.     Hoc  est: 

Responiiio  ad  Satyram  !Menippaiam  Josephi  Burdonis  Pseudo 

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■  Lcgatus  Latro :  omnium  calamitatum  tribnlationum  et 
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anaj  reipublicflp,  praesertim  quae  cancro  et  septimo  cHmati  sub- 
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GRUB-STREET.  Memoirs  of  the  Society  of  Grub-Street.  2  vol. 

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GRUE  (TH.  LA)  V.  ROGER. 

GRUEBER  (j.)  Voyage  a  la  Chine.  fol. 

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GRUEBERUS  (eman.)  De  depositione  cataractaB.  4®  Bas.  1707, 
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GRUENPECK  (josephus)  Prognosticum  ab  Anno  32  ad  Annum 
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Principes,  quantum  Calvinianis  Le^atis  fidei  habere  dcbeant, 
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GRUGET  (c.)  V.  MExiA. 

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GRULINGIUS  (joH.  GER.)  l)e  Cinnabari  Anlimoriii.     4"    Jrti.' 

168L 
GRUMBLING  HIVE,  or  Knaves  turn'd  Honcst.  4<>  1705. 
GRUMSEL  (gerrard)  Res  memorabiles,  Anno  1660.  gestae.  4* 

Ant. 
GRUN-^US,  V.  grynjeus. 

GRUNBERG 


G  R  Y 

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GRUNDMANN   (christianus)   De   Ileburgi  origine.  4"  Lips^ 

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GRUTER  (pet.)  Epistolarum  Centuria  secunda.  1^2^  Amst.  1629. 
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4  GRYMESTON 


G  U  A 

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GU  A 

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deaactoritateD.  Augustini ;  de  Veritate  naturali ;  de  Probabili- 

late ; 


G  U  A 

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GUALDUS  (PAULus)  v.  batesius. 

GUALFREDUCCIUS  (ban  )  Varia  Carmina.  16«  Rom.  1622. 
GUALLA  (JAC.)  Historia  Sanctuarii  Papiae.  4<^  Pap.  1587. 
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GUALTER  (r.)  Ten  queries  conceming  the  power  of  Church 

Discipline,  pleaded  by  some  of  the  Clergy  to  be  in  them  Jure 

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GUALTERIUS    (jon.)  Chronicon  Chronicorutb.     Ecclesiastico- 

PoHticum.  2  tom.  8°  Franc,  1614. 
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1614. 
GUALTEROTTI  (rafael)  Nozze  di  Ferdinando  IIL  GranDuca. 

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L'America.  12«  Fir.  1611. 

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GUALTERUS  (fr.)  Vita  Sancti  Caroli  Comitis  Flandriffi,  Mar- 

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GUALTERUS  (joh.)  Medicatio  mulieris  ex  Hemiplegia  Paraly— 

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GUALTERtJS  (petr.)  Papers  proper  to  be  read  before  the  R — I. 

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GUALTERL^S  (rod.)  De  Syllabarum  tt  Carminum  Ratione.  12«* 

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GUALTERUZZI  (carlo)  Librodi  Novelle,  e  di  bel  parlar  Gen- 

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GUALTHERIUS  (c.)  v.  hegesippus. 
GUALTHERUS(balth.)  Lutherus  natus, denatus  a  Papicolarunrm 

calumniis  strictim  vindicatus.  12^  Jen.  1618. 
GUALTHERUS  (georg.)  Siciliaj  antiqusE  Tabulae.  4°  Mcasan.^ 

1624. 
GUALTHERUS  (joh.)  DeMania.  4'  M.  Cait.  1615. 

De  niorbis  Oculorum.  4®  M.  Catt.  1615. 

G  UALTHERUS  (lud.  frid.)  De  Iiiflammationis  vera  Patholc^i^. 

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GUALTHERUS  (marcus)  Dialogfi  Je  Scholis  et  Preceptorihus. 

Adjecta  in  fine  conjectanea  ({uasdam  philologa.  4°  Franc»  161S. 
GUALTHERUS  (rodolph.)  t;.  pollux. 

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GUALTIERI,  Duca  d'  Athene,  v.  razzi. 
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GUALTIERI 


G  U  A 

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GUALTIERI  (nicolo)  Index  Testarum  ConchyUoriim  qu»  ad- 

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GUARINUS,  V.  CRAMMATICA. 

GUARNA  (andr.)  Saiemitanus.    Bellum  Grammaticale.  8*  JRsr^. 

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GUAY  (g.  le)  AUiancea  du  Roy  avec  le  Turc  &  autres,  justifite» 

8<^  Par.  1625. 

8«  Par.  1626, 

GUAY- 


G  U  D 

GUAYNER  (ant.)  PraxiB  MedicinsB.  4*  Lugd.  1525. 
QUAZZO  (MA.RCO)  Historie  di  tutte  le  cose  degne  di  memoria 

quai  del  anno  M.D.XXIIII.  sino  questo  presente  sono  occorse 

nella  Italia  et  altri  luoghi.  4®  Ven.  1540. 

12«  Ven.  1544. 

12»  Ven.  1545. 


Historie  di  tutte  le  cose  degne  di  memoria  nel  mondo 

qual  haniio  principio  Tanno  M.D.IX.  12^  Ven.  1548. 

Historie  deUe  guerre  di  Mahometto.  12"  Ven.  1545. 

Historia  della  venuta  e  partita,  di  Carlo  Ottavo^  Re  di 


Francia,  in  Regno  di  Napoli.  1*29  Ven,  1547, 

Astolfo  BorioBO.  4»  Ven.  1549. 

Cronica.  fol.  Ven.  1553. 


GUAZZO  (sTEPHANo)  La  civil  Conversatione.  8"  Ven.  1575. 

4»  Ven.l579. 

8«  Ven.  1580. 

8«  Ven.l62l. 


-  Dialoghi  piacevoli.  12«  Piacenz.  1587. 
-12«  Ven.  1604. 


La  Ghirlanda  della  contessa  Angela  Bianca  Beccaria. 


Gen.  1595. 

Lettere.  12«  VenA60S. 


GUAZZONI  (dionysio)  Andromeda ;  tragicomedia.    12«    Ven. 

1599. 
GUBERTUS  (ant.)  Polyhistor.  4«  Lugd.  1561. 

Apologeticon.  4«  Lug.  1561. 

GUCKELINUS  (lud.  chr.)  De  Sclopetorum  vulneribus.  4«  Jen. 

.   1695. 

GUDE  (cHRfST.)  De  electione  et  successione  regia.    4«    Brenue, 

1664. 
GUDE  (coTTLOB.  FRiD.)  Dc  Ecclcsis  Epbesinaa  Statu,  imprimia 
ffivo  Apostolico  Commentatio  cum  Vita  S.  Pauli  Apost  per 
Georg.  Msyorem.  8«  Lips.  1732. 
GUDEN  (joH.  mauritius)    Historia  Erfurtensis.    8«    Dudersu 

1675. 
G  UDEN  (vAL.  FERD.  de)  Syllog^  variorum  Diplomatariorum»  Mo- 
numentorumque  veterum  Res  Germanicas  illustrantium.    8^ 
I^ranc.  1728. 
GUI3ENIUS  (henr.  PHiL.)  Proflrramma  quo  lectionesin  Phronii- 

terio  Osterodano  babendas  indiciL  4«  Claust. 
G  fJDENIUS  (PHIL.  PETRus)  De  Impossibili.  4«  Helm,  1665. 
OCJDENUS  (joH.  cHR.)  De  VarioUs.  4«  Erf.  1699. 
GrUDERUS  (pHiL.  LUD.)  De  origine  illustrium  Germanorum,    4« 

Jaeidelb.  1674. 
G^UDHEMIUS   (PETR.)  Historices   compendiosse    prima    pars, 
sive  de  historiae  scribendfle  fundamentis  dissertatio.    4«     Goth. 
1705. 
OTJDIEL  (geron.)  Compendio  de  algunas  historias  de  Espafia: 
y  especialmente  de  ia  Familia  die  los  Girones.    fol.    Alcal. 
1577. 

1  GUDIUS 


G  U  E 

GUDIUS  (MARQUARD.)  r.  CATALoduS.  PRADRU8. 

^  Epistols  ejus  et  doctoiniin  Virorum  ad  eum.    Curante 

P.  Burmanno.  4*  Ultraj.  1697. 

Inscriptiones  Antiquae  a  M.  Gudio  collects,  niiper  & 


.    J.  Koolio  digestee;  nunc    a   Fr.  Hesselio  editss.    f6L     Leaum 

1731. 
GUEINZIUS  (christian)  Encyc1op»dia.  8»  1648. 

Vitis  Historica.  12«  Hal.  Sax.  1648. 

GUELEN  (aug.  de)  Brieve  Relation  de  TEstat  de  Phemambacq. 

4<»  Amsi.  1640. 
GUELLIUS,  V.  viRGiLius. 
CUELPHI.     Origines  Guclfics,  edit.   a    Cbrisiiano    Ludovico 

Scheidio,  cum  indicibus  cura  J.  H.  Jungii.  5  tom.  fol.  Hanov. 

1750—80. 
GUENAULT  (ant.  nic.)  Quaebtio  medica.  An  optati  cibi  digestio 

felicior?  4«  Par.  1729. 
■■  Confertne  ventriculi  motus  ad  elaborationem  chyli  ^  4* 

Par.  1729. 

Qusestio  medica.     Utrum  ab  injectionibus  directa  Go- 


norrhoese  curatio  ?  4*  Par.  1730. 

-  Quaestio  medica.  An  inveteratis  alvi  fluxibus  Semirouba  ? 


4«  Par.  1730. 
GUENAULT  (pet.)  Qusstio  medica.    An  Pesti  sola  matufesta? 

4«  Par.  1647. 
GUENEBAULT  (jean)    Le  Reveil   de  rantique  tombcau  de 

Chyndonax  Prince  des  Vacies,  Druides,  Celtiques,  Dijonnoia, 

avec  les  ceremonies  des  anciennes  Sepultures.  4"  Dijon,  1623. 
GUENELLON  (pierre)  Epistolica  dissertatio  de  genuina  Medi* 

cinam  instituendi  Ratione.  12^  Amst.  1680. 
GUENOyS  (pierre)  La  Conference  des  Ordonnanc^  Royaux, 

augment6e  &  enrichie  d' Annotations  par  L.  Charondas  le  Caron. 

fol.  Par.  1607. 
GUERANDE.    Arr^te  des  Dames  et  Demoiselles  de  1a  ville  de 

Guerande  en  Bretagne.  8** 
GUERDON  (aaron)  v.  cromwell. 

GUERDUN.    St.  Guerdun's  VVell,  a  Poem.  8»  Dun{fr.  1796. 
GUERICKE  (oTTo  de)  Experimenta  nova  Magdeburgica  dc 

vacuo  Spatio.  fol.  Amst,  1672. 
GUERIN,  V.  Livius. 
GUERIN  (        )  Sur  la  Chymie.  4» 
GUERIN  (ant.)  du  Crest.  v.  boccacio. 
GUERIN  (CLAUD.)  Le  Prince  retably.  4«  Par,  1647. 
■  Qusestio  medica.  Sunt  ne  minus  certa  Virginitatis  quam 

Conceptus  signa  ?  4P  Par.  1666. 

Quaestio  medica.     An  vita  nullis  medicinse  legibus  ad- 


stricta  brevior  ?  4«  Par.  1667. 

Methodc  d'elever  les  Enfans,  Regime  de  vivre  des  Viel- 

lards,  &  un  Traite  de  la  Goutte.  8<^  Par.  1675. 

Lettres  touchant  les  mineraux  dans  les  Eaux  de  St. 


Reine,  &  des  Forges.  8<*  Par.  1702. 

GUERIN 


G  U  E 

CUERIN  (fr.)  In  Ortum  recentem  Britanni®  Ducis,  Ode.  4* 
■  Ad  Regem  Catholicum,  in  8ua  Regna  iter  facientcm* 

Carmen.  4* 

Ad  Philippum  V.  Hisp.  Regem,  Odc.  4»  1701. 

•  Academise  Parisiensi  cum  e4  presente  C.  Coffin,  de 


Litterarum  Periculis  et  Utilitatibus,  Orationem  haberet,  Odc. 
4«  1705. 

Ad  Musam  Ilistoriae  Priesidem,  Ode.  4®  1710. 


GUERINIERE  (m.  de  la)  Ecole  de  Cavalerie.  fol.  Par.  1733. 
GUERNERIUS  (         )  Enucleamenta  Bibliie  compilata  ex  Gre- 

^rianis  codicibus.  4*  Par.  1518. 
GUERNERIUS  (joh.  fran.)  Dclineatio  Montis  qui  olim  Winia^ 

Gtsten,  nunc  autem  Carolinus  audit.  fbl.  CasseL  1706. 
GUERNSEY,  v,  isle  of  wight. 
■  An  epitome  of    Tyranny  in   Guemzey  Island.    4* 

1659.    X 

Orders  for  Ecclesiastical  discipline  in  Guernsey,  Gmy^ 


Spark  and  Alderney.  4«»  Lond.  1642. 

Dedicace  des  Eglises  de  Tlsle  de  Guemsey.  12®  Guerm* 


1798. 

GUEROADUS, ».  macer. 
GUEROULT  (guillaume)  Second  Livre  de  la  Dcscription  dei 

Animaux.  8®  Lyon.  1550. 
GUERRARO  (feen.)  Relation  usual  des  Jesuites  en  la  lodi» 

OrienUl.  en  1600, 1601.  4»  Evora.  1603. 

4«  VaUad.  1604. 

GUERRE.    Instructions  sur  le  faict  de  la  guerre,  extraictsde 

livres  de  Polybe,  Frontin,  V^ece,  &c.  foK  Par.  1549. 
■  Histoire  poetique  de  la  Guenre  entre  les  Ancicns  &  1» 

Moderaes.  12»  Par.  1688. 
GUERRERO  (fr.)  Viage  de  Hierusalem.  8«  Scd.  1592. 

8«  Sev.  1694. 

GUERRETTI  (anton.)  La  Forza  dell  Innocenza drama  perniu- 

sica.  8*  Fir.  1710. 
GUERRICUS,   Ahbas  Igniacensis.     Sermones.     8«    Lut.  Par. 

1547. 
ivUERRINO  //  Meschino.    Nel  quale  si  tratta  come  trouo  suo 

Padre,  et  sua  Madre,  in  la  Citta  di  Durazzo  in  prigione.     12* 

Ven.  1597. 

\^  Ven.  1647. 

GUERSENT  (j.)  Complainte  sur  la  mort  d'Adrian  Turaebe.    4« 

Par.  1565. 
GUESCLIN  (bertrand  du)  p.  chastelet. 
— ^— -  Les  Faiz  de  Bertrand  du  Guesclin.  fol.  {^Char.  Goih.l 

■  ■  ■  Histoire  de  Bertrand  du  Guesclin,.  par  Cl.  Men?rd.  ¥ 
Par.  1618. 

GUESLE  (jACQUEs)  Remonstrances  faictes  a  Mantes  en  Tatt 
M.D.XCIV.  en  la  presence  de  ddiunct  Henry  IIII.  Roy  <ie 
France.  4*  Par.  1610. 

■  ■  Les  Remonstrances.  4*  Par.  1611. 

CUEST 


G  U  G 

GUEST  (T.  R.)  A  new  Pocket  Sketch  Book.  8^  Salisb.  1807. 
GUET  (abbe'  du)  Pensees  sur  les  Spectacles.  12^ 
GUE.TROUIN  (M.  Du)  Memoires.  12»  Lond.  1730. 
GUETTARD  (joan.  steph.)  Quaestio  medica.  An  senibus  vinum 
^  aqu4  largiori  diluendum?  4*  Par.  1741. 
Qusestio  medica.  An  ex  vasorum  figurd  et  origine  feci- 

lior  aptiorque  fluidorum  dispensatio  ?  4®  Par.  1741. 
GUETTARD  (m.)  ObservaUons  sur  les  Rantes,  2  tom.  8»  JPor. 

1747. 
GUETTE  (citri  de  la)   Histoire  des  deux  Triumrirats,  aug- 

mentee  de  THistoire  d'Auflruste  de  Larrey.  2  tom.   8^  Amst. 

GUETTERUS  (balthas.)  De  Icteritia.  4«  Lyw.  1569. 
GUEVARA  (ant.  de)  Obras.  fol.  Vallad.  1539. 

■  ■  Horloge  Relox  de  Principes.  fol. 

■  Angl.  translatea  by  Sir  Francis  Bryant,  and 
edited  by  T.  Tymme.  12»  Lond.  1575. 

.:— : Fr.  8«  Par.  1550. 

-  trad.  par  N.  de  Herberay.  8^  Anv.  1592. 


lial.  4»  Vcn.  1562. 

40  Vcn.  1584. 

Lat.  a  Joh.  Wanckello.  fol.  Torg.  1601. 


Epistolas  familiares.  8^  Anv.  1578. 

4<>  Madr.  1595. 

Fr.  8«  Lyon.  1588. 

Itai.  3  vol  8^  Ven.  1545—59. 


Aviso  de'  Favoriti,  trad.  dal  Spagnolo  nell  Idioma  Ita» 


liano.  12«  Ven.  1562. 
12«  Ven.  1581. 


— — —  II  Dispreggio  della  Corte,  e  Lode  della  Villa,  trad.  da 

Cofimo  Baroncelfi.  12«  Brcsc.  1602. 
GUEVARA   (joH.  de)  De  interiori  Scnsu,  Libri  3.     49    Rom. 

,1622. 

•  Comm.  in  Aristotelis  Mechanicas.  4**  Rom.  1627. 


GUEUDEVILLE,  v.  erasmus.  menapius. 

6UEULETTE   (m.)  Chinese  Tales  translated  by  the  Revd- Mr. 

.    SUckhouse.  S^  Lond.  1781. 

■  Tartarian  Tales  translated  by  Thos.  Flloyd.   8*    Lond. 

1785, 
GUFER  (JOH.)  Kleine  Hauss  Apothect.  12*  Augsp.  1701. 
GUGGERUS  (JOH.  jac.)  Theses  medico  chemicae.  4»  M.  Catt. 

1614. 
GUGLIELMINI  (domin.)  Bononiensis.    Della  natura  de  Fiumi. 

40  Bologna,  1697. 
■y Collatio  LavreaE;  doctoralis  More  nobilium  illust.  et  ge- 

neross.  D.  D.  Georgio  Russi,  &c.  Lat.  Gr.  4®  Ven,  1705. 
t Riflessioni  Filosofiche  dedotte  dalle  figure  de  Sali.    4^ 

Pad.  1706. 
6UHL1NGIUS  (JOH.  FRiD.)  De  Autographis  Veterum.    4»     Ft- 

tanb.  1723. 

GUIANA. 


G  U  I 

CUIANA.    Beschry vinge  van  de  Wanschepsels  van  Menscben  ia 
bet  Coninckrijk  Guian».  4"  Amst,, 

' Beschryvinge  van  Cuiana.  4*  Graven. 

■  A  Publicationof  Guiana'splantation  newly  undertaken 

by  tbe  Earl  of  Barkshire  and  Company  for  that  most  famom 
River  of  the  Amazones  in  America.  4^  Lond,  1632. 

Pertinente  Beschrijvingc  van  Guiana.  4®  Amst,  167& 


OUIBA  (rob.)  Oratio  ad  Innocentium  VIII  P.  M.    4« 

CJUIBAUDET  (franc.)  r.  clement. 

CUIBELET  (jourdain)  Trois  Discours  pbilosophiques.   I.  De  la 

Comparaison  de  l'Homme  avec  le  Monde.    II.  Du  Principe  de 

la  Generation  de  rHomme.     111«  De  THumeur  melanchohque* 

8*  Etrreux,  1603. 
■  £%amen  de  TExamen  des  Esprits.  8*  Par.  1631. 

^UIBERT  (jean)  Sentence.  8* 
<JUIBERT  (PH.)  Le  Medecin  charitable.    Enseignant  la  maniere 

de  prepareren  la  maison  les  remedes  propres  a  toutes  maiadies, 

W  Rouen,  1630. 

Angl.  by  J.  W.  4*  Lmd.  1639. 

Medici  Officiosi  Opera.  8«  Par,  1649. 

OUIBERTUS  (Nic.)  Assertio  de  Murrhinis.  8«  Franc.  1597. 

De  Alchymia.  8«  Argent,  1603. 

-  De  Balsami   ejusque  lachrymse,  quod  Opobalsamum 

dicituo  natura.  4*  Argent,  1603. 

De    Interitu    Alchymi»  metallorum  transmutatoriae 


Tractatus.    Adjuncta  est  Apologia  in  Sophistam  Libavium.  8* 
Tull.  1614. 
<JCICCIARDI  (giovan.  maria)  II  Sogno^  Favola  Boschereccia. 

12«  Fm-or.  1611. 
^UICCIARDINI  (fran.)  v,  cartani.  remigio.  sansovino. 

Historia  d^ItaUa.  8»  Fir,  1561. 

con  la  Vita  del  Autore  dal  P.  M.  RenugiO. 


4»  Vin,  1568. 


4*  Fiii.1569. 
.  4*  Parm.  1572. 
.  da  T.  Porcacchi.  4«  Vcn,  1590. 

•  Per  Fr.  Sansovino.  2  vol.  49  Gen.  1636. 
.  per  G.  Pasquah.  2  vol.  fol.  Ven.  1738. 

'  Angl,  by  Gef&ay  Fenton.  fol.  Land,  1599. 

•  Gaii,  par  H.  Chomedey.  fol.  Par.  1577. 
-  Lai.  a  C,  S.  Curione.  fol.  Bas.  1566. 

tom.  2.  8«  Lyon.  1577. 


Gli  ultimi  quattro  Libri  deDr  Historia  d^Italia.  Ristamp 

etcorretti  di  M.  P.  Picedi.  4«  Parm.  1572. 

Epitome  deir  Ilistoria  d^Itaha.  12«  Ven,  1580.  ^  ^ 

Loci  duo,  cui^  ex  ipsius  historianim  hbris  IH  et  IIII 


dolo  malo  detracti,  in  cxeinplaribus  hactenus  imprest»is  non  le- 
guntur.  Nunc  tandem  ab  interitu  viudicati  et  Lat.  Itai.  Gai- 
liceque  editi.  S^  Bas,  1569. 

GUICCIAR. 


G  U  I 

GUlCCIARDINI  (fras.)  Consigli  e  Avvertjmenti  in  Materia  di 
Republica,  e  di  privata,  con  le  Annotazioni  di  Jacopo  Corbi- 
ncUi.  4»  Par.  1576. 

— — — ^  Awertimenti  civili.  4®  Ven.  1583. 

Precetti  e  Sententie  in  Materia  di  Stato.  4*  Ant.  Pkmi, 


1585. 


Lat.  l^  Argenf.  1599. 
12^  Argent.1600. 


■  Choice  Proverbs  and  Dialogues  also  Stories  and  Apo- 

tbegms  taken  out  of  famous  Guicciardine.  Ital.  &  Eng.    12^ 
Lond.  16G0. 
— — —  Paralipomena.  12®  Amst.  1663. 

II  Sacco  di  Roma.  12«  Par.  1664. 


GUCCIARDINI  (lodovico)  Commentarii  delle  Cose  memora- 
bili  seguite  nei  Paesi  Bassi^  dalla  Pace  di  Cambrai  1529»  insino 
a  tuttoTAnno  1560.  4<>  Anv.  1565. 

— 4«  Vin.  1566. 

— — Lat.  interpr.  P.  Kerchhovio.  12«  Avt.  1566. 

Detti  e  Fatti  piacevoli  e  gravi  di  diversi  Principi  Filo- 

sofi  et  Cortigiani.  W  Vcn.  1565. 

— 12«  Ven.  1581. 

12«  Ven.  1583. 

12"  Ven.  1596. 


Descrittione  de'  Paesi  Bassi.  fol.  Anv.  1567. 

fol.  Anv.  1581. 

fol.  Anv.  Plant.  1588. 

Gali.  fol.  Anv.  1568. 

fol.  Amst.  1609. 


Lat.  12«  Amst.  1635. 


Horedi  Recreatione.  12<*  Anv.  1583. 
I2f>  Vcn.  1655. 


Hollandis    Sclandiseque  descriptio'.      24«     Lug.  Bat. 


1630. 

Descriptio  Comitatus  Hanoverise.  24«  Amst.  1634. 


GUICHARD  (clauoe)  Funerailles^  &  diverses  Manieres  d'eiise- 

velir  des  Romains,  Grecs,  &  autres  Nations  tant  anciennes  que 

roodernes.  4«  Lyon.  1581. 
GUICHARDO  (martin  de)  Noctes  Granzovianae,  seu  Discursus 

panegyricus  de  antiquis  Triumphis.  l^  Afnst.l66\, 
GUICHE  (anne  de  la)  v.  schomberg. 
GUICHE  (coMTfi  de)  Memoires  concemant  les  Provinces-Unies 

des  Pais-bas,  et  servant  de  Snpplement  et  de  Confirmation  a 

ceux  d' Auberry  De  Maurier  et  du  Comte  lyEstrades.  &  Lond, 

1744. 
GUICHENON  (s.)  Bibliotbeca  Sebusiana.  4«  Lugd.  1660. 
GUIDE  des  Enfants.  Ang.  et  aall.  12«  Lond.  1732. 
GUIDE  (p.)  Observatiotis  anutomiques  failes  sur  plusieun  Ani- 

maux   au    sortir   de   la   Machine  Pneumatique.      12®     Par. 

1674. 
■■  De  la  nature  du  Mal  Venerien.  8^*  Par,  1676. 

GUIDE 


G  U  I 

l  (p.)  Vertus  du  Vin  rouffe  pour  guerir  la  retentioa 
ine»  &  du  Chiinquina  dans  les  fievres  intermlttenles.    12* 

-^  Emy  conceming  Nntrition  in  Animab,  proving  it  aiui- 

al  to  that  of  Plants.  8«  Lond.  1699. 

IIAA  (l.)  Ode  in  Applauso  della  Gran  Brettagna.  8* 

—  Vita  di  Herm.  Boerhave.  4*  Nt^.  1762. 
(alessandro)  Sei  Omelie  di  Papa  Clemente  XI.  esposte 

ern.  fol.  Rom.  1712. 

!CCIOLO  (levantio  da)    Antidota  ddla  gdoria.    12^ 

M565. 

CCIONI  (lelio)  Racconto  deOa  Trasportatione  del  Corpo 

ipa  Paoio  V.  con  rOratione  nelle  sue  EBsequie.  foL  jRofn. 

fuS  (jo.)  De  Mineralibus.  4^  Ven.  1625. 

4»  Franc.  1627. 

>  de  coiumpnat  v.  lydgate. 

—  HyBtoria  destructionis  Troie.  fol.  [LtV.  Goth.  sine 
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^  Com.  Flandrict.  v.  burchius. 

3,  V.  CAULIACO. 

0  (joH.)  De  Temporis,  Astrorum,  Annique  Partium  Ani- 

versione.  4»  Par.  1543. 

0,  Magno  de  Monte.    Thesaurus  Chymiatricus.  Germ.  per 

nannum  Condeisyanum.  12*  Hal,  1623. 

0  VILLA  (marchese)  v.  berni. 

OTT  (tHO.)  V.  JORDEN.  MAPLET. 

—  Observations  lately  made  at  Bath.  4*  Lond.  1674. 

— —  A  Century  of  Observations  containing  further  dis- 
riet  of  the  nature  of  the  hot  waters  at  Bath.  8*  Lond* 
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—  A  true  account  of  Sadlers  Wells:  or  the  Mineral 
lers  lately  found  at  Islinfi^ton.  4<>  Lond.  1684. 

—  Gideons  Fleece^  or  the  Sieur  de  Frisk^  an  heroick  Poem. 
'jond.ieS4. 

—  De  Thermis  Britannicis.  4<^  Lond.  1691. 

—  The  Register  of  Bath,  or  two  hundred  obflervations  con- 
ing  an  account  of  Cures  performed  by  the  use  of  the  hot 
*r8  of  Bath.  12<>  Land.  1694. 

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LMUS  (JANUS)  V.  CICERO. 

NNF.  Extrait  des  Registres  de  la  Cour  S^n^hale  et  Pre- 
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TUS,  V.  HESIODUS. 

FARDIERE  (ch.  db)  Cours  ElemenUire  d^Histoire  Anci- 

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De  Cordis  Qfficio.  4*  Roth.  1652. 

u  UI.  B  b  Q\3\G^1S& 


^i^- HUtoire  geDjeraie  dee  Hucui,  dea  Tttrcs,  4e»  H^fpJk,  k 

des  autres  Tartares  occidentaux  ;  avant  &  depuis  Jesua  Cbiist 
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Voyages  a  Pekin^r,  Mai^ille,  et  Vl^  de  Srance  fiutaen 


1784--1801.  3  tom.  8«  Par.  1808. 
GUIGONIUS  (isoARDus)  Autopjiioaiaia»  ^ifm  ^usde^^  Ociik  Ae- 

tipnibus.et  ytilitatibus.  4®  Tatir.  161SL 
GUiGU£S  (marcus  antonius)  La  Sfere;  geQgK^fi^QtColeaU.    4* 
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recensente  H.  Salmuth.  8P  ^M^-  l^tt* 


GyiLB£KT  (i«'abbe')  Descriptign  de  Foniain^eau,  2  to». 
•">iir.l731. 

GUILD  (wm.)  r.  ^lfricus.  bbrteamus.  MAuauSy 
GUILD  (wiLL.)  Tbe  bumble  Addrebse  both  of  Chmt^and  Boor^ 
to  tb^  Kmg  fpc  a  redreiis  oC  tbe  unitingofi  Churchea  &  tbe 
ruine  of  Hospitals.  4^  Aberd.  163% 
— —  Tb^  sealed  book  opened,  or  an,  J^xiiSiQf^tip^  oCtbe  Beva» 
iations.  8"»  Lond.  V^. 

Motses  unveiled  or  tbp«e  figurea  ppi^ting  oul  the  M^ 


siah  briefly  explained.  12^*  Xjond.  1658* 

HHrn^ony  of  all  tbe  PropheU.  l^  JUmd^  ]<6^ 

I/ovQ^8,£ntreQ9urabetween  tbe  Laqob  ^pd  hia.  Bnde» 


Qhijist  and  his  Cburcb :  or  an  £xp)icajt^  ^n4  AppUoatioii  of 
tfie  Song  of  Solomon.  8»  Lond.  1658. 
}..  Tbe  throne  of  David»  or  aii  £s.positipn. of  tb^  2d.BogL 


of  Samuel.  4*  C^j/.  1659. 
GUILDFORD»    Description  of  Trinity  Hofgit^,  Guildford  and 

of  Albury  House.    [Being  N«  XLVI  of  the  QUiL  TRi».  Britl 

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■i  State  pf  the  Proceedinga  at  the  ]^ectioa  oi  tw^  Bor» 

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GuILDHALL,  v.  lon|)o?i. 
■  A  rdation  of  theriptousb^bajiriour  of  div|^  Citi9ott«t 

Guildhall.  4<>  Lond.  1642. 

—  A  summons  tQ  appear  at  Gujidb^ll.  M&,  4®  1/640, 

News  from  GuildhaU.  Or  a  p^^^opivioii  tp  tbe  CitiMnt 


of  London.  4°  1650. 
— A  diaipgup  b^w,een  twQ  Gigntf  ^  GuJil^ifjU  Crid^raod. 

and  Brandemore.  4®  Lond.  16G1. 
— —  Act  pf  Compiou  Council  fpir  tb^  l|ft|ergreguhitiQ9  oCl 

tbe  CourU  of  Uw  in  Q^ldb^  ffrf-  Wfi^ 

GUILDHALL. 


(3tt  1 

GUtLDHALL.  ACs^dtMit  of  the  proceedinl;»  dl  GtiiMbiall  Juile  ^. 

16S3.  fol.  1680. 
Report  of  die  Guildhalt  stibscriptffin  fbr  the  sotdiers 

employed  in  suppressing  the  Rebellioii.  fol.  Lond,  1T47. 

Bfief  fnemoirs  uf  the  Judges,  whdse  portraits  are  ih 


Guililhalt.  8»  Loiirf.  1791. 
[7UILF()RD  (Lady)  v.  horhecx.  rnIgrt. 
BUILELMUS,  r.  gulielmus. 
GUILLATIERE  (m.  de  la)  Accoont  of  atate  Voyage  to  Athehs: 

with  the  present  »tate  of  the  Turlush  Empire.  8®  Loitd .  1676. 
&UILLAUME  (M.)  r.  coquerel. 
■*— Suitte  des   Rencuntres  de   M.  Guiltaume  eii  raiitre 

monde.  8*  Par. 
'■  La  Re^ponse  au  Sotdat  Fran^ois.  12**  1605. 

Le  Lunaticque.  12*  1605. 


(yUILLAtJME.    Et^qtie  dc  Totamay.    Lt  Thoison  d'Or.    foL 

Troya,  1530. 
&UILLAUMET  (t.)  Trait6  de  ki  maladie  noovellemeht  zyipdti 

Christaline.  12*  Lym.  1611. 

— Lirre  Xenodocat.  12*  I^m.  1611. 

w        Traite  des  Ouvertures  trous  et  Ulceres  spontanes.  l2* 

J^n.  1611. 
SUILLE  (jacob)  Theses  Theologicse  de  tersionibas  Scriiltiir» 

TU^^aribus  et  vernaculis.  4*  Sedani.  1673. 
5UILLEMEAU  (char.)  Histoire des  Muscles  dt(  &St^  hiimdii. 

8^  Par.  1612. 
'  Ostomyolojgrie.  8*  Par.  1618. 
De  la  Grossesse^  flt  Accouchenient  dB  FemmOf.    8^ 

Par.  1620. 

8«  Par.  1621. 


Re^ponsio  ad  Curtum.  4^  iMt.  Par.  16S4. 


WILLEMEAU  (jaq.)  Des  Maladies  de  FOeil.  8^  tdf.  IS83. 

Belg.  12*  Amst.  IffTS. 

Germ.  8^*  Dre^.  171CK 


Tables  Anatomiques.  fbl.  Pfl^.  15^. 
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Oeuvres  de  Chinirgle.  fol.  Pat.  161S. 


OUILLEMEUS,  t.  GcaLEMfEAu. 

GUILLEMINOT  (joan)  De  Principiis  Rerum  corpon^ffi;  et 

deCognitione  Brutorum.  12^  Par.  1679. 
GUILLERAGUES  (mr.  oe)  Rehtion  veritiMe  de  eij  qtrt  i^est 

pOBBe^  a  Constantmople,  avec  Mr.  d(i  tiuilleragaes,  Ambattadcfitf 

de  France.  12*  aio.  1682. 
■"     ■     ■  Snbstance  d^un  Lcttre  ecrite  par  un  Officer  du  GUfiA 

Vizfer  d  un  Pacha^  touchant  rExpedition  de  Motis.  dn  Quetoe 

a  Chio,  et  la  negotiation  de  B^otisr.  de  Gmltertgu^i  ftvec  ta 

Porte.  12^  VilleFranehe.  1689. 
CUILLERM£r  (paul)  De  DiarrhoBa.  4*  Lt^.  Bat.  1699. 
OOIIXERMUS^  AUimodoremis.    Expositioiies  sacroruiii  Evm- 

geliorum  ac  Epistolarum  de  Tempore,  IMebus  Dominicur  et 

SancHfi 


GU  I 

Sanctis:  etiam  super  Commune  Apostolorum,  Martirum,  Con* 
fessorum^  Virg^inum :  et  pro  defunctis.  Postilla  super  Evan- 
ffelia  dominicdia  et  de  Sanctis.  fol.  [Lit.  Goth.  Sinc  Anno, 
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Summa  aurea  in  4  libros  Sententiarum.    fol.    Par* 


1500. 

Postillasuper  Evangelia.  49  Par.  1580. 


GUILLERMUS,    Tyrim  Metropoliianus.    Historia  Bdli   Sacri. 

edit  a  Philiberto  Poyssenoto.  fol.  Bas.  1549.  * 

— cum  Henr.   Pttntaleonis  preefatione  et  ipeius 

vita  authoris.  fol.  Bas,   1564. 

-  Trad.  en  Fran^ois  par  Gab.  Du  Praev. 


fol.  Par.  1573. 
GUILLET  (m .  j.)  Lettres  ecrites  sui*  une  Dissertation  d'un  Voyage 

de  Grece  publie  par  M.  Spon.  W  Par.  1679. 
Hist  du  kegne  de  Mahomet  U.  Emp.  des  Turcs.   8* 

Par.  1681. 
GUiLLETIERE  (sr.  de  la)  Athenes  ancienne  et  nouveUe  et 

Testat  present  de  PEmpire  des  Turcs.  12®  Par.  1675. 
— —  Lacedemone  ancienne  &    nouvelle.  2  Part  12*  Par* 

1676. 
GUILLIET  (scipion)  Le  Renouvellement  des  Alliances  de  France 

&  de  Savoye.  4«  Par.  1619. 
GUILLIM  (john)  A  Display  of  Heraldry.  fol.  Lond.  1610. 

— fol.  Lond.  1682.  j 

— ^n with  a  treatise  of  Honour  Mihtary  and  Civil 

by  J.  Logan.  fol.  Lond.  1679. 

foL  Lond.  1724. 


GUILLIMANNUS  (fr.)  v.  torre. 

De  Rebus  Helvetiorum,  Libri  5.  4«  Frib.  1598. 

r—49Amit.  1623. 

— —  Habsburgiaca,  sive,  de  antiqua  et  vera  Origine  Domus 

Austriae.  4»  Ratisb.  1696. 
GUILLONIUS  (renat.)  Gnomon :  seu  de  Syllabarum  Grseca- 

rum  quantitate.  4*  Par.  1556. 
GUILLOT  (lud.)  Qusstio  medica.    An  Dysenteria;,  potissimum 

pituitosse,  statim  initio,  Emetica  ?  4^  Par,  1703. 
— —  Qusest.  medica.    An  partus  humanus  ut  plurimum  la« 

boriosus?  4°  Par.  1703. 
GUIMERAN  (felipe  de)  Breve  Historiade  la  Orden  de  neustra 

Senora  de  la  Merced.  4^  Valenc.  1591. 
GUINEA.    Description  et  Recit  historial  du  riche  royaume  d'Or 

de  Guin^a.  fol.  Amst.  1605. 
»  ^  Beschryvinge  van  Goudt-Kust  Guinea  door  P.  D.  M. 

4«  Amst.  1617. 

i^Afnst.  1650. 


The  Golden  Coast  or  a  description  of  Guiney.  49  Lond. 

1665. 

-  Some  considerations  relating  to  the  Trade  to  Guiny. 


fol. 

Considerations   against   granting    the  sole   Trade    to 


Guiny,  from  Cape  Blanco  to  CaTC  1/>tczA^^^^^V^1»  ^^ 


GUINEA.  Reasons  shewing  that  the  Trade  to  Guinea  cannot  be 
preserved  without  Forts  and  Castles,  and  the  best  and  surest 
way  to  maintain  them  is  by  a  Jomt  Stock,  and  not  by  a  r^U- 
lated  Company.  (81. 

GUINEAS.  A  Letter  to  a  Member  of  Parliament  o£fering  some 
reasons  for  the  advaucing  of  Silver  and  settling  Guineas. 
fol. 

« A  plain  and  easy  way  to  reduce  Guineas  aud  settle  thc 

silver  Coin.  fol. 

. Considerations  about  the  currency  of  Guineas.  fol. 

A  Letter  to  a  Member  of  Parliament  about  the  prescnt 


rate  of  Guineas.  fol. 

Reasons  for  reducing  Guineas  to  their  true  value.  fol. 


6UINES,  V.  cnESNE. 

GUINELLIUS  (PETR.)  Lemmata»  Gnorismata  tanquam  Canones 

humanae  Vitag,  sine  contentionibus  in  animi  tranquillitate  tnu- 

ducendae.  12^  Lugd.  Bat,  1584. 
GUINETUS  (fran.)  Justinianus  Magnus.  8"  Par,  1628. 
GUINISIUS  (viNc.)  Allocutiones  GymnasticcB.  24*  Ant.  163S. 
GUINTERIUS  (joH.)  v.  jegineta.  galenus.  poltbius.  rhases. 

TRALLIANUS. 

Anatomicae  Institutiones.  4*  Bas.  1539. 

De  Victus  et  Medicinae  Ratione  Commentarius.    8^ 

Arg.  1542. 
— —  De  Pestilentia  Commentarius.  8®  Argent.  1565. 

^  Commentarius  de  Balneis  et  aquis  medicatis.    8®    Ar» 
gent.  1565. 

De  Medicina,  veteri  et  nova,  Commentarii  duo.   fol. 


Bas.  1571. 

Gj^fficiorum  Commentarius.  12**  Argent.  1606. 

CrUION  (mad.  j.  m.  b.  de  la  mothe)  Opuscules  Spirituels.    12* 

CoL  1704. 
— —  Poems,  translated  by  W.  Cowper,  with  somc  of  his 

own.  12°  Ntwport  Pagnel,  1801. 
CrUIRANUS  (gaillardus)  Explicatio  duorum  vetustorum  Nu- 

mismatum  Nemausensium  ex  'sere.  4P  Araus.  1657. 
OUIRAUD  (f.)  p.  sandivogius. 
<3rUIS  (joseph)  Description  des  Arenes  ou  de  rAmphitheatre 

d^Arles.  4«  Arles,  1665. 
CUISARD  (mr.)  Art  de  guerir  les  Playes.  S^  Atnst,  1742. 
— — —  Dissertation  Sur  les  Maux  Veneriens.    8"  Par.  1743. 
<}UISCARD  (ant.)  Marq.  de.     Memoires.  12«  Delft,l705. 

Angl.  8«  Lond,  1705. 

— Narrative  of  his  examination  and  of  his  stabbing  Mr. 

Harley.  8»  Land.  1711. 
irUISCHARDUS  (nic  )  Cogitata  de  siniplici  apprehensione.    4® 

Bas.  1693. 
€UISCHET  (PET.)  Ars  ratiocinandi  lepida.  4«  Salm.  1650. 

^UIS£,  V.  DRYDEN. 

— Reflections  upon  the  pretended  parallel  in  the  play 

calied  the  Duke  of  Gui«e.  4«  Lond.  1683. 


GUL 

GUISE,  e.  •iivtc. 

GUIS£,  Duede.  Duoours  <k  ranaisioat  de  k  Bbc  de  Guue.  1» 

-1588. 
^-  Les  paroles  que  le  roy  d^Espa^etint,  quand  il  reoeut 

nouveUes  de  la  mort  de  le  Duc  de  Guyse.  8^  Par,  1589. 

Les  memoires  du  Duc  de  Guise.  3  Part*    W    Col. 


1668. 

^ 2  tom.  12^  Cb/.  1669. 

^»  Par,  1681. 

Jng.  8»  Ltmd.  1669. 


GUISE  (Genera/)  A  Catalogue  of  his  Collectioii  of  Picturea  at 
Chjrist  Church  Oxford.  To  which  is  added  a  Catalogue  of  the 
Portraits  in  Ch.  Ch.  Hall.  8° 

GUISE  (jAQUEs  de)  Chronique  &  Annales  de  HaVnnau.  3  tom* 
fol.  Par.  1531  2.  [Char.Goih.] 

GUISE  (jOHN)  V.  CHANDLER. 

GUISE  (SAM.)  Catalogne  of  Oriental  Mss.  S^  1793. 
GUISMlER  (cosM.)  Sanctio  Pragmatica,  cum  Gkfisis.    4^ '  Par. 

1613. 
GUISSIUS  (JOH.)  Symbola  Heroica  Porticus  Cardinalis  de  Riclie* 

lieu.  4«  Par.  1638. 
GUISSONIUS  (PETRus)  Epifitolica  Disaertatio  de  anonymo  Li- 

bello^  circa  abbreviatum  verae  Medicinse  Geuus.    8®    Fraiic. 

1666. 
GUISY  (j.)  Method  entirdy  new  of  leaming  French.  S^  Lond. 

1800. 
GUITTON  (marcus)  Carmen  Heroicum,  de  falso  Deoram  Genti- 

bum,  et  de  vcri  Dei  cultu.  4®  Hom.  1706. 
Dissertationes  Theologicae  De  Lege  et  Evangelio  ad 

elucidationem  loci  EvangeUi  Joh.  i.  17.   4^  1710. 
GUIVY  (NicoLAus)  Semita  Rectitudinis,  cujus  Ductu  Philoche* 

micus  se  ab  Errorum  Labyrinthis  explicare  poterit.    d^    OrO' 

tianop.  1641. 
GUUCH  (FRANc.)  De  Empyemate.  4»  Lug.  1667. 
GULICH  (jusT.  ARN.)  De  Furore  Hemorrhoidum  intemarum. 

^^  Lugd.  Bat.  1731. 

« 8°  Lygd.  B.  1733. 

GUUELMI  (M.)  £v<^}p«  vota  Carolo  Principi.  4®  Loti^.  1631. 
GULIELMINLS  (oomin.)    Opera    omnia.    2  tom.     4^     tien. 

1719. 

De  Salibus.  8«  Ven,  1705. 

^ . —  8«  Li^d.  Bat.  1707. 

— —  De  Cometarum  Natura  et  Ortu  epistolica  disaertatio^ 

fol.  Bonon.  1681. 

Exercitatio  de  Sanguinis  Natara  et  Constitutione.    8^ 


Ven.  1701 

12»  Ultraj.  1704 


GUUELMINUS  (domin.)  De  Idearum.  Vitiit,  Correetione,  et 
Usu,  ad  statuendam  et  inquirendam  Morborum  Naturam.  V 
Paun*  1707. 

l»  Lugd.  Sat  170». 

^  GULIELMUS 


GUL 

OULtELMUS  I.  Rac  Jnglkt,  v.  ahgli a.  BENftniMif. 

^  AfgumeQtiim  Aoli-NorraaDBiciiai,  prevhig  thsA  Wil- 

liam  Duke  of  Normaiidy  made  no  absolute  Conqueat  of  Eiifflaiid 
b¥  tbe  Swoid;  in  the  seDse  of  our  Modeni  Wrtten.  8^  Leni. 
1683. 

8"»  LomL  1689. 


GULIELMUS  in.    Anglia  Rex.   v.  bentlet.  cjbsar.  olakkb. 

CORONBLLL   FLBETWOOD.     GURTLBRUS.  NOERIS.   FBADw   PIGGOnr 
POWLB.  TREBT.  TVCKXR.  WASSENABR.  WISB. 

*■  Observations  upon  the  Prince  of  Oraoge  and  the  fftalfi 

of  HoUaad.  4« 

>  A  Letter  [conceming  the  coming  over  of  the  Prinoe  o( 


Ofange]by  W.H.P.O.  fol. 

Poem  GQ  his  accessioD  to  the  Crown  of  England.  fql. 


— ^—  Lettre  galante  sur  le  voyage  du  Prince  d^Orange"  ten 
Anglcterrc  en  l'an  1677.  12»  CoL  IWa 
4*  Lug.  Bai.  1695. 


— — —  A  true  account  of  the  Conspiracy  against  the  King  and 
tbe  GovemmenL  8^  Savcy,  1686.  v 

>  An  account  of  the  reason»  of  the  Nobiiitv  and  Gentry^s 


Invitation  of  the  Priuce  of  Orange.  fol.  Lond.  1688. 

Declaration,  stating  his  r^asons  fisr  invading  Enghod. 


4*  Hag,  1688. 

Dutch.  r  Hag.  1688. 

Germ.  4«  1688. 


— ^—  Review  of  the  Reflections  on  the  Pr.  of  OrangeV  deda* 
ration.  fol.  Lond.  1688. 

•  Catalogiie  of  the  Nobility  and  Gentry  (said  to  bej  in 


arms  with  the  Pr.  of  Orange.  fol.  Lcmd.  168H. 

The  King^s  Letter  to  the  great  Councii  of  Peers.    fbl. 


IgmdAQSS, 

Hit  third  declaration.  4<»  Lond.  1688. 

An  order  of  the  Pr.  of  Orange^s  for  Members  of  Par- 


fiament  in  the  time  of  Cbas.  2d.  to  meet  at  St.  James's  Decr. 
SA.  Lond.  1688. 

Letter  of  the  Pr.  of  Orange  for  summoning  a  conven- 


tion.  Decr.  29.  fol.  Lond.  1688. 

-  Declaration  of  the  Pr.  of  Orange  authorising  Sherifis 


and  other  Offioers  to  act  in  their  several  places.  Decr.  31,  foL 

Lond.1688. 

-^, His  character.  fol.  Lond.  1688. 

Charader  of  the  Pr.  of  Orange.  fol.  Lond.  1689. 

'  Declaration  of  the  Pr.  of  Orange  for  collecting  tbe  Re- 


^enue.  Jan.  2.  fol.  Lond.  I68f . 

Declaration  for  better  quartering  of  the  Forces.  Jan.  8* 


Cu\.  Lond.  168§. 
-  Declaration  respecting  Seamen's  Wages.  fol.  168|, 

Letter  to  the  Lords.  Jan.  22.  foL  Lond.  168|. 

•  The  address  of  the  Lords  and  Commons  to  the  King^i 


Adsttesiy  with  his  M^jesty^s  gracious  ap^er.  fol.  Lond.  168|. 

GULIELMUS 


G  UL 

GULIELMUS  IIL  AngUo!  Rex.  The  declaratimt  of  the  Lords 
and  Commons  to  the  King  and  Queen  by  the  MarquesB  of 
Halifax :  wilh  his  Majesty^s  answer.  fol.  Land,  1689. 

m  Proclamation  of  King  WiUiam  and  Queen  Mary.  Fd). 

foL  Lond.  168f . 

Declaration  of  the  Lords  and  Commons  to  the  Pr.  of 


Orange.  Feb.  13.  fol.  Land.  168f. 
— An  order  of  Council  for  the  praying  for  King  Wm.. 

and  Queen  Mary.  Feb.  16.  fol.  Lond,  168|. 

The  King'B  Speech.  Feb.  18.  fol.  Lmd.  168|. 

The  King's  Spcech;  Mar.  16.  fol.  Lond.  168|. 

Mar.  21.  fd.  Lond.  1689. 


' — >  Proclamation  at  Edinburgh.  Aur.  11.  declanng  Wil- 

liam  and  Mary  to  be  King  and  Queen  ot  Scotland.   foL  Land. 
1689. 

King  Williams  Toleration :  being  an  Explanation  of 


that  Liberty  of  Religion  which  may  be  expected  from  His  Ma- 
jesty^s  declaration.  4®  Lond.  1689. 

K.  William  or  K.  Lewis.    Wherein  is  set  forth  tbe  ne- 


cessity  these  Nations  lye  under  of  submitting  wholly  to  One  or 
Other  of  These  Kings ;  and  that  the  matter  in  controverstie  is 
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The  reasonableness  of  believcrs  dying,  and  the  greater 

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GUYSE 


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lN  (luys  de)  Historia  de  las  Missiones  que  han  hecliokMi 
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8»  Lond.m^. 

a  Dd  G^U£KBK5BA 


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GYMNASIAD,  or  Boxing  Match;  a  Poem.  4^  Lond.  1744. 

GYNAECIA,  V,  mulieres. 

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H. 


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■■■  A  paraphrastical  exphcation  of  the  prophecie  of  Habafc- 

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HABDARRAHMANUS  Anutensis  JEgyptius.    De  Proprietati- 

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H  A  C 

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HACHEN. 


H  A  D 

HACHENBER6IUS  (paulus)  Germaiiia  media,  in  qua  res  me* 

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1699. 
HACKER  {CoL  fr.)  v.  axtsll.  harrison.  nbedham. 
HACKER   (CoL)  The  two  grand  Traitors  Lamentation:   or 

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HACKET  (john)  De  Dysenteria.  4»  Li^.  Bat.  1731. 

HACKII  Fraires,  v.  nepos. 

HACKLUIT  (r.)  V.  hakluyt.  wuitb. 

HACKLUYT  (joun)  An  Alarm  for  London;  A  Fast  Sermon. 

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HACKMAN  (JAS.)  His  Life,  Tryal  and  dyin^  Woids.  8»  Lond. 

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HACKNEY  Coach  Companion.  ^  Lond.  1780. 

HACKNEY  (iscariot)  An  Author  to  be  let.     Being  a  proposal 

addressed  to  the  Knights  and  other  Members  of  the  Society  ai 

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■  Tract.  de  Usu  Librmiim  Rabbinicorum.  4*  Abrift.  1644. 

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H  ^  R.. 

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H  A  E 

HJEBESIS.  Bepome  d'on  Gentilfaomme  Fran^ois  a  rAdveitiMe- 
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1608. 


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Sure  and  honest  means  for  the  conversion  of  aU  Here- 


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Lettre  d'un  Docteur  de  Sorbonne  a  un  homme  de 


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8  HKSS&feSS^ 


H  A  G 

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H  A  G 

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HAGER  (joseph)  Explanation  of  the  Elementary  Characters  of 

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VoL.  m.  E  c  HAGGABL 


H  A  H 

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HAHNIU8 


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HALE  {Sir  matthew)  v.  baxter.  burnbtt. 

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H  AL 

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HALES 


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1745. 


8"  Limd.  1747. 


--— -— SomeConsideratioQson  theCtutesofEartkqiiakef.  9 
Land.  1750. 

-  The  Wiadom  of  God  in  the  formation  of  Man.  4*  LatuL 


1751. 
HATiES  (t.)  New  Inrentions  and  Improvementi  propoaed  kt  m 

Letter  to  the  Earl  of  Mariborough.  \2f^  Lond.  1691. 
The  new  Invention  of  milled  Lead  ft>r  sheathing  Shipt* 

W  Lond.  1691. 

HALES  (WM.)  V.  MORE. 

HALES  (wM.)  ObsenratioQs  on  Tithes.  To  which  k  added  tht 
9d  edit.  of  the  Moderate  Reformer.  8^  Limd.  1794. 

A  New  Antlysis  of  Chronology.    Vol.  1, 2.  4^  Limd* 

1809—11. 

HALEWIIN  (coBN.)  De  triplici  melancholico  Bdirio.  4^  Lar. 
Bai.  1624. 

HALEWYN  (siMON  yan)  The  Sentence  of  the  Court  of  Hol- 
lan^*  Zealand  and  Friesland  against  him  and  Robertde  Pilfe  du 
Plessisy  containing  a  full  Account  of  the  whole  Intrigne  foriSae 
carrying  on  a  Peace  with  France,  transL  finom  tiie  Dutch.  4* 
Lofid.1693. 

HALFORD  (hanibl)  o.  sewsll. 

HALFPENNY  (william)  The  Art  rf  sonnd  bnilding,  demon» 
strated  in  geometrical  Problems.  foL  Lond.  1735. 

HALHEAD  rHBNHY)  Inclosure  thrown  open :  tr  Dcpopulatiott 
depopulated.  4^  Lond.  1650. 

HALHEAD  (milbs)  The  Woundt  of  an  Enemie  in  tbe  Hoose  of 
a  Friend  being  a  Relation  of  the  hard  Measure  sustained  by 
Um,  and  Thomas  Sahhouse,  in  Devonshire.  4«  Lond.  1656. 

HALHED  (NATHANiEL  bbassey)  A  Codc  of  Gentoo  Laws»  or  Or* 
dimtiant  of  the  Pundets,  from  a  Persian  Transkition'  madefronr 
the  Original  of  the  Shanscrit  Language.  4<*  Lond.  1776. 

— — —  A  Grammar  of  the  Bengal  Langaaffe.  4*  Hoogfy,  1778. 

■■  Testimony  of  the  Authenticity  of  the  Prophecies  of 

R.  Brothers,  and  of  his  mission  to  recall  the  Jews.    8®    Lond. 
I795w 

•  Galcuhtion  on  the  commencement  of  the  MiHeniamv 


8»  Lond.  1795. 

i    A  complete  CoHection  of  all  Mr.  Halhed^s  writingt  in 
dcfisnceof  R.Brolhert.  8<»  Loiui^.  1795. 

HALI,  V.  HALT. 

HALIDAY  (samuel)  Letter  io  Mr.  Gilbert  Keanedy.  8»  Beffiat, 

17tf . 
HALIFAX,  Earl  qf.  v.  montacub.  savtllb. 
HAUFAX  (tAML.)  Bp.  qf  OUmcnter.  Sermon  befcre  the  Society 

fi»  Hm  propagttion  of  the  Gotpd.  4*  Lond.  1789. 

BALL  (  )V.  DAWKBS. 

.  HALL 


JH  AJL 

HALL  (CHARLEs)  The  Gospel  credibility  defended  against  the  ob- 

.    jections  of  its  decrease  by  kngth  of  time.  4®  (hf.  1756. 

■■  National  humiliation  peculiariy  seasonable  in  times  of 

National  success.     A  Fast  Sermon.  4^  Lond.  1760. 
11A(JL  (gbo.)  God's  appearance  for  the  Tribe  of  Levi.     A  Ser- 

mon.  4«  Lond.  1655.  ^ 
HALL  (henbt)  Fast  Sermon.  4»  Lond.  1644. 

HALL  (JOHn)  V.  MUNN. 

.■  Memoirs  of  John  Hall  the  notorious  Robber.  8*  Lond, 

1708. 

8«  Lond.  1714. 


HALL  (JOHN)  V.  MARTINET. 
HALL  (jOHN)  V.  LONGINUS.    PAUL. 

HALL  (john)  Horse  vacivffi.  13®  Lond,  1646. 

HALL  (jobn)  Select  Observations  on  English  Bodies  :  or  cures 

.   in  den>erate  diseases.  Englishcd  by  James  Cooke.     12®     Lond. 

1657. 
r— -: — : — : with  Directions  for  drinking  Bath  Water,and 

An  cosmetica,  by  H.  Stubbs.  8®  Lond.  1679. 
.  8®  Lond.  1683. 


HALL  (joseph)  Bp.  cfNorwich.  v.  dominis.  whitefootb. 

Works.  f<^.  Lond.  1648. 

— The  sbaking  of  the  OUve  Tree;  The  remaining  Works. 

4«  Lond.  1660. 

Virgidemiarum  sixe  Bookes.  12°  Lom;^.  1597. 

13«  Lcmd.  1602. 


Epistles.  3  vol  8«  L(md.  1608—11. 

'  The  Peace  of  Rome.    To  which  is  prefixed  a  diasua- 

sive  from  Popery.  4«  Lond,  1609. 

A  common  Apologie    of  the  Church   of  Englgpd: 


against  the  Brownists.  4®  Lond.  1610. 

•  A  Recollection  of  such  Treatises  as  have  been  publish' 


ed,  corrected  and  augmented.  fol.  Lond.  1617. 

■ QuoVadis?  A  just  Censure  of  Travell.  &^  Lond.lW!. 

>  The  Honor  of  the  married  Ciergie  main&yned  agiunst 


C.K  8«  Lonc^.  1620. 

Sermon  at  the  Earle  of  Exeter's  on  Hag.  H.  9.    9» 


Loud.  1624. 

The  true  Peace-Maker.    A  Sermon.  8°  Lond.  1624. 

— \ — —  Thanksgiving  Sermon  for  the  mitigation  of  the  late 

mortalitie.  8«  Lond.  1626. 

■"  The  Reconciler.  8°  Lond.  1629. 

Answer  to  Pope  Urban^s  Inurbanity,  translated  by  R  S. 

4«  Lond.  1629. 

.  The  old  Religion.  8»  Lond.  1630. 

Certaine  irrdTragable  Propositions  worthy  of  seridus 


Consideration.  4<^  Lond.  1639. 

: Episcopacie  bydivine  right  asserted.  4*^  Lond.  1640. 

'' An  humble  Remonstrance  to  the  High  Court  of  P^a* 

ment.  4«  Lond.  1640. 

6  HALL 


H  A  L 

HALL  (JosEPH^  Bp,  qf  Narwich.   A  short  Answer  to  the  tedioiil 

vindication  of  Smectymnus.  4^  LondAM. 
■  Defence  of  the  Humbk  Remonstrance  against  Smectym- 

nus.  4»  Lond,  1641. 

Sermon  beforc  the  King.  Psal.  CVII.  34.  12*  Land. 


1641. 
1641. 


1643. 


Lctter  on  slanderous  reports  against  the  Bi^hops.  4^ . 
Lelter  from  the  Tower  to  a  private  Friend.  4*  Lond. 


Mundus  alter  et  idem.    Sive  Terra  Australis  antebac 

semper  incognita.    £d.  a  Gul.  Knight.  12^  UUrq;,  1643. 
l^  Franc.  1648. 


The  devout  Soul,  and  the  free  Prisoner.    12*  Lond* 

1644. 

A  modest  offer  of  some  meet  considerations  tendere^ 


to  the  Assembly  of  Divines  concemin&:  Cburch  Govemment.  4P 
1644. 

4^  Lond.  1660. 


Remedy  of  Discontent.  12®  Lond.  1645. 

The  Peace-maker.  12»  Lond.  1645. 

Pax  Terris.  W  Lond.  1648. 

Century  of  Sclect  thoughts.     Also  the  Bi-eatbings  of  a 

devout  SouL  12«  Lond.  1648. 
— ^—  Xtt^iina.     Or  the  Apostolique  Institution  of  Imposi- 

tion  of  Hands,  for  Confirmation,  revived.  12»  Lond.  1649. 

Resolutions  and  Decisions  of  divers  Cases  of  Conscience. 


12»  Lond.  1649. 

The  great  Mystery  of  Godliness.    Also  the  invisible 


Worid.  12»  Lond.  1652. 

An  apologetical  Letter  to  a  Person  of  Quality.  4»  Lond, 


1655. 

►  Divers  Trealises.  foL  Lond.  1662, 


HALL  (ISABELl)  V.  CALDWELL. 
HALL  (Mr.)  V.  TUCKER. 
HALL  (natHAN)  V.  RIDGLEY. 

IIALL  (r.)  r.  W1NTER. 

MALL  (richd.)  Oratio  anniversaria  Harveiana.  4»  Lond.  1725. 

XIALL  (rOBT.)  V,  FULLER.    RVLAND. 

— The  Saints  conflict  and  contest     Funeral  Sermon  on 

Ann  Evans.  8®  Coventry,  1775. 

The  Friend  of  Jcsus.    A  Funeral  oration  on  Revd.  H. 


Crabb.  8^  I^d.  1795. 
HALL-STEVENSON  (john)  His  Works.    3  vok    8»    Lond. 

1795. 
MALL  (thos.)  r.  moore. 
The  Pulpit  guarded  with  XVII.  Arguments.  4<>  Lond. 

165\. 

Tlie  CoUiec  in  his  Colours.  4«  Lond.  1652. 


VoL.  IIL  Ff  ^  HALL 


H  AX 

HALL  (thos.)  The  Font  guarded  with  XX  Argumentf.  4f 
Lond.  1652. 

r-  The  Beauty  of  Holiness.  19»  Land.  1653. 

■  The  Loathsomeness  of  long  Hair.  12**  Lond.  1654. 

mw^  '  ■■  Vindicise  Literarum,  cir  die  Schools  guarded.  Cen- 
turia  sacra^  or  Rnles  for  expounding  Scripture.  Rhetorica 
Bacra,  or  a  Synopeis  of  the  Tropes  and  Figures  in  the  Holy 
Scriptures.  Histrio-mastix»  or  a  Whip  for  Webster  the  quon- 
dam  Playcr.  8»  Lmd.  1755. 

Phaeton'^  folly,  or  the  downfall  of  Pride,  a  transktion 


of  B.  2.  of  Ovid's  Metamorphoses.  12*  Lond.  1655. 

Chilio-mastix  redivivus,  sive  Homesus  enervatus.    A 


Confutation  of  the  Millenarian  opinion.  12®  Lond.  1657. 

FunebriaFlorse^theDownfallof  May-Games.  4«  Lond. 


1660. 

HALL  (tHO.)  V.  CONDER.   RYLAND.   WINtER. 

Sermon  on  the  dcath  of  Revd.  T.  Cole.    »•    Lond. 


1742. 
1743. 


Sermon  on  the  death  of  Revd.  R.  Wright.   8^   Lond. 


■  The  Believer's  Wish.  A  Sermon  on  the  death  of  Revd« 

J.  Hill.  8«  Lond.  1746. 

Sermon  on  the  death  of  Revd.  Z.  Marryatt  8*  Lond. 


1754. 


">  Funeral  Sermon  on  T.  Bradbury.  8*  Lond.  1759. 

HALL  (tho.)  The  Queen's  Royal  Cookeiy.  12°  Lond.  171S. 
HALL  (tim.)  Bp.  qf  Oxford.    Funeral  Sermon  on  R.  Hunting- 

ton,  Esqr.  4«  Lmd.  1684. 
m  Sermon  on  Lev.  XIX.  17.  4«  Lond.  1689. 

HALL  (william)  A  new  and  trew  Method  to  find  the  Longitude 

and  Latitude.  8*  Lond.  1714. 
HALL  (wm.)  Sermon  on  King  Charles's  Inauguration.  4*^  Lond. 

1642. 
HALLAYS  (franc.)  An  secretionem  omniiun  materies  lympha ? 

4<>  Par.  1714. 
■  An  optima  quae  perspirationi  aptissima  sunt  alimenta  } 

4«  Par.  1715. 
HALLE  (edwd.)  Chronicle  of  the  union  of  the  two  noble  and 

illustre  tamelies  of  Lancastre  &  Yorke,  &c.  2  vols.  fol.  Lond. 

Grafton,  1548. 

fol.  Lond.  Grqfton.  1550. 

HALLE  (john)  V.  lanfrancus. 

HALLEMHORST  (frid.  anton.)  Dissertatio  de  eo  quod  justum 

est  circa  Venationes  in  genere,  et  in  specie  circa  Venationea 

precarias.  AP  Eff.  1713. 
HALLER  (alb.)  v.  boerhave.  henky. 
-  ■  Experimenta  circa  ductum  salivalem  novum  Coschwizl- 

anum.  4«  Lug.  Bat.  1727. 
■■■  De  methodico  studio  Botanices  absque  Preceptore.  4* 

Goti.  1736. 

HALLER 


H  A  L 

HALLER  (alb-)  De  Respiratione.  4^  Gotting.  1736. 

■—  De  Cadavere  Puellffi  et  de  Valvula  Eustachii.  4®  Gott, 

1737. 

De  Vasis  Cordis  propriis.  4«  Gott.  1737. 

De  Veronicis  quibus^am  Alpinis.  4®  Gott.  1737. 

Invitatio   Medica  ad  demonstrandum  quod  humana 


Corpora  secuerit  Hippocrates.  4"  Gott.  1737. 

De  Diapbragmatis  Musculis.  4^  Lug.  1738. 

Descriptio  Foetus  bicipitis  ad  Pectora  connati,  ubi  in 


Causas  Monstrorum,  ex  Principiis  Anatomicis,  inquiritur.    4^ 
Hanov.  1739. 

Iter  Helveticum^  et  Iter  Hercynicum.    4®     Gotting. 


1740. 

Enumeratio  methodica  Stirpium  Helvetiae  indigenarum. 

2  tom.  fol.  Gotting.  1742. 
■ Historia  Stirpium  indigenarum  Helvetiae.  2  tom.    fol. 

Bcm.  1768. 

•  De  Fcetu  humano  septUnestri  sine  cerebro  edito.   4^. 


Gotu  1745. 


1746—51 


Disputationes  Anatomics  selectfle.  6  tom.  4*^  Gouing. 


—  Elementa  physiologis  Corporis  humani.  8  tom.    4* 

Laus.  1757—78. 

Sur  la  formation  du  Coeur,  dans  le  Poulet;  sur  rOeil, 


sur  la  striicture  du  Jaune,  &c.  Avec  un  Memoire  sur  la  Respi- 
ration.  8»  Lausanne,  1758. 

Schriflen  der  physsich  und  okonomischen  gesellschaft 

in  Bem.  5  tom.  8<>  Bem.  1760.* 

De  Allii  Genere  naturali.  4®  Gotting. 


HALLER  (g.  e.  von)  Scweizerisches  Muenz  und  Medaillen  Ka- 

binet.  2  tom.  8»  Bem.  1780—81. 
Bibliothekder  Schweizergeschichte.   6  thiel.  8®  Bem. 

1785—7. 
HALLER  (joH.  JAC.)  De  Insignibus  Ordinis  equestris  vet.  Roma- 

norum.  4®  -4//.  1715. 
HALLERVORDIUS  (joh.)  De  Historicis  Latinis,  Spicilegium. 

8«  Jen.  1672. 
'  Bibhotheca  Curiosa  antiquorum  Scriptorum.   4®   Reg* 

1676. 
HALLET  (jos.)  Funeral  Sermon  and  hfe  of  Revd.  G.  Trosse.    8* 

1713. 
The    Belief  of  the    Subordination    of   the   Son  4>f 

God  to  his  Father^  no  characteristick  of  an  Arian.    S^    Oxon. 

1719. 

Sermon  on  the  death  of  Revd.  J.  Pierce,    8®    Lond* 


1726. 

Collection  of  Notes  on  Texts  of  Scripture,  with  various 


Discourses  and  Observatiooj».  S  vol.  8^  Lond.  1729 — 36. 

HALLET 


H  A  L 

HALLET  (jos.)  The  consistent  Christian,  being  a  Confutation  of 

the  Errors  of  Mr.  Chubb.  S^  Lond.  1738. 
HALLET  (jos.)  Index  MS  Graecorum,  et  Versionum  antiqua- 

rum  Novi  Testamenti  quos  MiUius  et  Kusterus  cum  tertia  edi- 

tione  Stephanica  contulerunt.  8®  Lond,  1728. 
HALLETT  (gul.)  De  viribus  Argenti  vivi.      4«      Lug.Bai. 

1714. 
HALLEY  (edmund)  r.  apollonius  Pergaks.  dodson.  dodwell. 
Catalogus  Stellarum  Australium  sive  Supplementum 

CatalogiTychonici.  4*»  Lond,  1679. 
Gall.  12«  Par.  1679. 


Declaration  of  the  Heavens, .  and  of  the  earthly  Flat- 

Form.  49  Lond. 
A  Synopsis  of  the  Astronomy  of  Comets.    8®    Lond. 

1705. 
Letter  to  Robert  Nelson,  Esq.  with  an  Abstract  of  Mr. 

DodweU^s  Book  de  Cydis.  8«  Lond.  1715. 

Tabulae  Nauticae,  Variationes  Magneticas  denotantes. 


with  an  Account  of  the  Improvements  made  therein  by  W. 

Mountaine.  fol.  Lond,  1758. 

. Explication  of  the  Tides.  4* 

HALLIDAY  (hannah)  liCtter  to  J.Maddox.  8»  Lond. 

HALLIDAY  (j.)  v.  amory. 

HALLIER  (franc.)  Defensio  Ecclesiasticae  Hierarchis,  seu,  Vin- 

diciae  Censura;  Facultatis  Theologise  Parisiensis  adversus  H. 

Loemelli  Sportgiam.  4<>  Par.  1632. 
— Defence  de  sa  Doctrine  coutre  les  calomnies  de  Bobac. 

8«  1644. 
HALLIFAX,  Earl  of.  r.  montague. 

UALLIFAX  {sAyiuEL)  Bp.  qf  St.  Asaph.    Sermons  on  the  Pro- 
/     phecies  concerning  the  Christian  Church,  and  in  particular, 

conceniing  the  Church  of  Papal  Rome.  S^  Lond.  1776. 

Analysis  of  the  Roman  Civil  Law.  S'*  Camb.  I795. 

HALLING  (cLAUD.)  Hercules.  S^  Ipsal.  1691. 

HALLOIX  (P.)  V.  CICATELLI. 

HALLUIN  (duc  d')  v.  schomberg. 

HALLYWELL  (h.)  v.  penn.  rust. 

' Melampronoea,  or  a  Discourse  of  the  Polity  and  King- 

dom  of  Darkness.     With  a  solution  of  the  objections  broug^t 
against  the  Being  of  Witches.  12^  Lond,  1681. 

The  Exceliency  of  Moral  Virtue,  with  a  Discourse  on 


Sinccrity.  12«  Lond.  1692. 
A  defence  of  Revealed  Religion  in  six  Sermons.    8* 

Und.  1694. 
HALMALE  (j.  fred.  van)  Merkurius  verheerlykt.     8"    Amst. 

1707. 
HALPAP  (lucas)  Fragmentum  Msti.  Runici  cum  interpreta- 

tione.  8<»  Upsal.  1690. 
HAL8EY  (jAMEs)  The  Vanity  of  Honour,  Wealth,  and  Pleasure. 

Ig'^  L(md.  1678. 

HALSEY 


H  A  M 

HALSEY*(jos.)  De  Attributis  Dei  viventis.  Tr.adRh.  1686. 

. De  Lympha.  4«  Tr.  ad  Rh.  169L 

HALSEWELL.    A  circumstantial  Narrative  of  the  Loss  of  the 

Halsewell  East-Indiaman.  8«  Lond.  1806. 
HALTAUSIUS   (christ.  gottlob.)  Calendarium  Medii  iEvi, 

prsDcipue  Germanicum,  in  Usum  Historiae  ac  Rei  Diplomatic». 

^  Ups.  1729, 
Glossarium  Germanicum  Medii  Mvi.    Edit.  ab  J.  G, 

Bohemia  3  tom.  fol.  Lips.  1758. 
HALTER  (andr.)  Questionutn  Academicarum  Pentas  I.   4*^  Re^ 
-    giom.  1698. 
HALTERMANN  (christ.)  Historia  Literaria  delineata  et  iflu». 

trata.  4»  Rost.  1696. 
HALY  ABBAS.     Regalis  Dispositio,  ex  Arah.  Lat.  redd.  a  Ste«- 

phano.  fol.  Ven.  1492. 

4«  Lugd.  1523. 

HALY  (albohazen)  Filius  Aben-Ragel.    J)e  Judiciis  Astrorum. 

Per  Bart,  de  Alten  de  Nusia.  fol.  Ven.  1485. 

, fol.  1503. 

HALY  (jBsu.)  Epistola  de  co^itione  infirmitatum  Oculorumi  et 

curatione  eorum.  fol.  Ven.1500. 
HALYBURTON  (tho.)  Memoirs  of  his  own  Life,  continued  by 

Janet  Watson.  &*  Edinb.  1715. 

'  with  a  recommendatory  Epistle  by  Is.  Watts. 

8»  Lond.  1718. 

Abstract  of  his  life  and  death  by  Geo.  Whitefield.    12^ 


Lond.  1739. 

HAM  (joH.  HERM.  TON.)  Progymuasma  philosophicum  ex  prin- 
cipiis  de  Loco  Aristotelicis  errores  Keckermanni,  circa  doctri- 
nam  de  Loco  et  Localitate  ad  corpus  Christi  applicatam  libro 
de  Quantitate  et  Locatione  corporis  naturalis,  commonstrans : 
una  cum  dissertatione  de  usu  Philosophiae  in  Theologia.  4^ 
WUi.  1621. 

HAM  (JOH.  van)  De  Pleuritide.  4«  Hard.  1664. 

HAM  (JOH.  van)  De  Electione  ad  Salutem.  4«  Tr.  adRh.  1691. 

HAMBACHERUS  (joan.)  De  Chirurgo  insonte.  4«  WUt.  1710. 

HAMBDEN  (john)  v.  hampden. 

HAMBERGERUS  (c.  alb.)  Jusjurandum  Davidis.  4®  Jena. 
1723. 

HAMBERGERUS  (o.  c.)  v.  orpheus. 

HAMBERGERUS  (geo.  ehr.)  De  Cardialgia.  4«  Jen.  1719. 

De  Malignitate  in  Morbis.  4<>  Jen.  1721. 

Elementa  Physices.  8®  Jen.  1727. 

HAMBURG,  V.  merchant  adventurers. 

■  Remonstration,  worin  die  von  Hamburg  publicirte  De- 
fension  elidiret,  &c.  und  gezeiget  wird,  dasz  Dennemarck 
die  Hamburger  mit  neucn  Zolben  nicht  bebiirdet,  &c.  4* 
1630. 

Rechtmaassige  Defension  der  Statt  Hamburg.  4<^  Jfaiit- 


hurg.  1630. 


H  A  M 

HAMBURG.    Memoria  Bibliothecss  Hambtinrensis.  4*   Homi.  — ,   . 

1651. 
HAMCONIUS  (mabtinus)  Frisia,  seu^  deViris  RebusqueFrisiK  ^^ 

illustribus.  4»  Franek.  1620. 
HAMEL  (ELB.)  De  Catalepsi.  4»  Ultr.  1652. 
HAMEL  (FRiD.)  De  Pactis.  4»  'Pr.ad  Rh.  1685. 
HAMEL  (j.  B.  Du)  r.  biblia.  Lat.  regis. 
HAMEL  (jAN.  Du)  De  la  Nature  et  des  Vettus  des  Eaux  de  Di-  ^^^ 

nan.  S^  Dinan,  1648. 
HAMEL  (JOH.  bapt.  du)  Astronomia  ph]^ica,  seu^  de  Luce,  Na-  ^.«. 

tura>  et  Motibus  Corporum  coelestium.  Accessere  P.  Petiti  rh- 

8er?atJones.  49  Par,  1660. 
— Philosophia  vetus  et  nQva,ad  Usum  Schol»  Burgundi«^^ 

accommodata.  6  tom.  12<^  Par.  1687. 
■  Regise  Scientiarum  Academis  Historia.  4*  Par.  1698. 

4«  Par.  1701. 


HAMEL  (mich.)  Epist.ad  Dr.  Merlet  cum  rei^.  4*  1655. 
HAMEL  (Mi\  Du)  du  Monceau.    Traite  de  la  Fabrique  dea  Ma 

nceuvres  pour  les  Vaisseaux>  ou  TArt  de  Corderie  perfectiomie_^ 

4«  Par.  1747. 
■  Traite  des  Arbres  &   Arbustes.    2  tom.    4^    Fwr^^ 

1755. 

— ^ La  Physique  des  Arbres.  2  Part  4«  Par.  1758. 

De^  Semis  et  Piantations  des  Arbres  et  de  leur  Culture— 


4<>  Par.  1760. 

De  L^Exploitation  desBois.  2  Part.  4«  Par.  1764. 

Du  Transport  de  la  Conservation  et  de  la  Force  de» 


Bois.  4«  Par.  1767. 

-^ Trait^  des  Arbres  Fruitiers.  2  tom.  4®  Par.  176ft: 

Traite  general  des  Pesches.  fol,  Par.  1769. 


HAMEL  (marin)  Dela  Morsure  du  Chien  enrage.  8°  Lisieux» 
HAMEL  (NicoL.)  The  World  in  Miniature.  12«  Lond.  1800. 
HAMELMANNUS  (herm.)  De  Recordatione  perpetua  quatuor 
V  novissimorum.  4**  Lips.  1592. 
— De  Vetustis  Titulis  et  Nominibus  Principum  et  illus- 

trium  Familinrum  in  Saxonia,  Angriuaria  et  Westphalia.    ^^ 

Lips.  1592. 

Oldenburgische  Chronicon.  ftl.  0/den2».  1599. 


HAMENS  (Dr,)  r.  chamberlen. 

HAMERS  (PETR.)  De  Origine  Boni.  4<»  Lug.  1669. 

HAMERSLEY  (rich.)  Advice  to  Sunday  Barbers  againsttrim- 

ming  on  ihe  Lord's  Day.  12«  Lond.  1706. 
HAMERUS  (joti.  HERM.)  De  Medicina  renunciatoria.    4P    Esf. 

1692. 
HAMEY  (baldvinus)  De  Juramento  Medicorum,  qui  OPKO£ 

innOKPATOrz  dicitur.     Ed.  ab  A.   Littleton.     4®    Lofnd. 

1693. 
HAMILL  (wiLL.)  Memorial.  8«  Lond.  1719. 
• '-  A  View  of  the  danger  and  folly  of  bdng  PuUickFSpi- 

rited  and  sincerely  Loving  one's  Country.  4®  Lond.  1721.    , 

HAMILTON. 


H  AM 

tAHILTON.    A  relation  of  a  victory  over  the  Scots  at  Hamil* 

lOQ.  4« 
[AMILTON  f ALEX.)  A  new  Account  of  the  Eastrlndies.  3  vob. 

8»  Land.  1744. 
[AMILTON  (alex.)  Qemento  of  tbe  Practice  of  Midwifery. 

8«  Lond.  1775. 

8»  Lond.  1781. 

8«  Edinb.  1784. 

-  A  Treatise  on  the  Management  of  Female  Complaints, 


mi  of  Children.  S^  Edinb.  1799.  , 

Letters  to  Dr.  Wm.  Osborn.  8»  Edinb.  1793. 


LAMILTON  (andkew)  Reiation  of  the  Actions  of  the  Inniskill- 

ing  Men.  4^  Lond.  1690. 
lAMILTON  (antoine)  Memoires  du  Corate  de  Grammont  4^ 

lcnd. 

12^  CoL  1713. 

>  8«  Roiterd.  1716. 

t  avec  notes  par  M.  Hor.  Walpole.  4«  Sfratc- 

hcrty  Hill,  1772. 

'  -4ifg.  by  Mr.  Boyer  (with  MS.  notes  by  Sir 

W.  Musgrave.)  &  Land.  1719. 
3AMILT0N  {Lord  archibald)  Articles  exhibited  against  I/>rd 

Archibald   Hamilton   late   Governor   of  Jamaica.    8^  Lond. 

1717. 
— —  An  Answer  to  ah  Anonymous  Libely  entitled,  Articlet 

against  Lord  Archibald  Hamilion.  8®  Lond.  1718. 
EIAMILTON  (c.)  Earl  qf  Abercom.    The  Case  of  tbe  Earl  and 

Coontess  of  Abercorn.  fol. 
■■  The  petition  and  case  of  the  Creditors  of  the  E.  of 

Abercom.  fol. 
HAMILTON  (cHAs.)  The  Patriot,  a  Tragedy.  S^  Lond. 
■■■'  Historical  Relation  of  the  Rohilla  Afgans of  Hindostair. 

8»  Lond.  1787. 
■■  Transactions  during  the  reign  of  Que^  Anne.    8* 

Lond.  1790. 
HAMILTON  {Sir  david)  The  private  Chrbtian's  Witness  for 

Christianity.  8«  Lond.  1697. 
■  The  inward  Testimony  of  the  Spirit  of  Christ  to  his 

outward  Revelation.  8*  Lond.  1701. 
HAMILTON  (david)  De  Praxeos  Regulis,  et  de  Febre  miliari, 

te.  8«  Lond.  1710. 
HAMILTON  (dav.)  De  Passione  Hysterica.  4«  Par. 
HAMILTON  (fbanc.)  De  Sanctorum  Invocatione.    4<»  Wirceb. 

1596. 
— ^ De  leiritimo  Cultu  Sanctorum  per  Imagines.  4*  Wirceb. 

1597. 
HAMILTON  {Sir  fbed.)  v.  cole. 
• .  His  Information  given  to  the  Commitlee  of  both  Kinij- 

domsy  conceming  Sir  Wfiliam  Cole,  with  the  scandalous  An- 
«wer  of  Sir  W.  Cole.  4«  1645. 

HAMILTON 


H  A  M 

HAMILTON  (gavim)  Yindication  of  G.  Hamilton  and  Johm 
Balfour,  from  the  Charge  brought  against  theni;,  in  a  Meioorial 
conceming  the  Property  ^f  the  £diiu)urgh  Medical  EssayB.  12* 
Edinh.  K56. 

HAMILTON  (GEo.)  A  voyage  round  thc  World  in  1790—1792. 
H^^Berwick,  1793. 

HAMILTON  (jAMEs)  Duke  qf,  v.  cromwell. 

■  Speech  in  the  Parhament  of  Scotland  concerning;  thc 

Kings  retum  into  England.  4^  Lond»  1641. 

Copy  of  a  Letter  from  Duke  Hamilton  to  the  Mini«ters 


at  Lancaster^  with  their  Answer.  4^  Lond.  1648. 

Two  votes  of  the  (Jommons  declaring  the  forces  onder 


the  Duke  of  Hamilton  to  be  rebels.  fol.  Lond.  1648. 

A  new  declaration  set  forth  by  Lord  Gen.  HamiliOD, 


wherein  is  declared  the  resolution  of  the  Scottish  Army  to  aettle 
Ihe  Kingin  his  Throne.  4^  Lond.  1648. 

The  manifold  practices  and  attempts  of  the  Hamilton 


and  particularly  of  the  present  Duke  to  get  the  Crown  of  Scot- 
land.  4«  Lond.  1648. 

Duke  Hamilton's  conditions  for  surrendering  himsel 


with  all  the  Officers  and  Soldiers  under  his  comitiand  to  th< 
Parliament  Forces  in  Stafibrdshire,  &c^  4®  Lond.  1648. 

-  A  List  of  the  Judges  for  the  Tryall  of  James  Earl  oi 


Cambridge,  Henry  Earl  of  Holland,  George  Lord  Goring,  Ar- 
thur  Lord  Capell,  and  Sir  John  Owen.  4<>  1648. 

-  Digitus  Dei ;  or  God's  justice  upon  Treachery 


Treason,  exemphfied  in  the  hfe  and  death  of  the  late  Jame 
Duke  of  Hamilton.  4^  Lond.  1649. 

■  The  several  speeches  of  Duke  Hamilton  Earl  of  Cam- 


bridge,  Henry  £arl  of  HoUand,  and  Arthur  Lord  Capel  upon 
the  scaffold.  4P  Lond.  1649. 

Declaration  concerning  his  engagement  against  Ei^- 


land  and   his  speech  upon  his  Death-bed,    &c.     4^    Lond 
1651. 

Duke  Hamilton'8  Ghost,  or  the  Underminer  counter- 


mined.  4^»  Lond.  1659. 
HAMILTON  (jAMEs)  Duke  qfHamilton  and  Brandon,  v.  boyle— * 

BURNET.  MOHUN. 

Representation  of  the  Scotch  Peers  on  his  case.    fol— 

i7n. 

Account  of  his  Quarrel  and  Duel  with  Lord  Mohun.^ 


8<>  Lond.  1713. 

A  full  and  exact  Relation  of  the  duel  between  the  Duke 


of  Hamillon  and  Lord  Mohun.  8®  Lond.  1713. 

Memoirs  of  his  life  and  Family.  8*»  Lond.  1717. 


HAMILTON  (jAMEs)  Earl  of  Abercom.  Calculations  anA 
Tables  relating  to  the  attractive  Virtue  of  Loadstones.  8*^ 
1729. 

—  A  Treatise  on  Harmony,  8<^  Lond.  1731. 

2  HAMILTON^ 


H  A  M 

HAMILTON  (jAMBs)  Observattons  on  the  seats  and  causes  of 
Diseaaes :  illustrated  by  the  dissections  of  Professor  Morgagni. 
Vol.  1.  8*  Edinb.  1795. 

Selcct  cases  in  Midwifery.  8^  Edinh.  1795. 

HAMILTON  (jAMEs)  On  purgative  Medicines.  8»  Edinb.  1805, 

^  Edinh.  1806. 

HAMILTON  (JAMES  edwd.)  A  Letter  to  the  people  of  England 

upon  the  present  Crisis.  8®  Lond,  1790. 
HAMILTON  (jAMEs)  An  act  of  Sale  of  part  of  his  Estate.  foL 
»  Hamilton  against  Stevenson  :  the  Appellant^s  Case.  fol. 

HAMILTON  (ihone)  A  facile  Traictise  contenand  ane  infallible 
Reul  to  discem  trew  from  fals  Religion :  Nixt  a  declaration 
of  the  Nature  and  EfR^cts  of  the  SacramenU.  12^  Lofoan. 
1600.  ■         '  ■ 

HAMILTON  (john)  A  particular  account  of  the  Tryal  of  John 
Hamilton^  Esqr.  for  the  Murder  of  Charles  Lord  Mohun  and 
James  Duke  of  Hamilton.  fol.  Lond.  1712. 
HAMILTON  (john)  Stereography,  or  a  compleat  Body  of  Per- 

spective.  2  vol.  fol.  Lond.  1738. 
HAMILTON  (robert)  Introduction  to  Merchandizc.  2  vol.  8^ 
Edinh.  1777—9. 

;^ 8«  Edinh.  1797. 

-  System  of  Arithmetic  and  Book-keeping.   -8®    Lond. 
1788. 
HAMILTON  (thos.)  Earl  of  Haddingion.  Treatbe  on  the  man- 

nerofraisingForestTrees.  8«  EdirUf.  1761. 
HAMILTON  (wM.)  Duhetf.  v.  burnbt. 
HAMILTON  (william)  Life  and  Character  of  James  BonneU. 

12*  Lond.  170S. 
^.  S9  Lond.  1707. 

HAMILTON  (WM.)  Poems.  8°  Edinb.  1760. 
HAMILTON  (Sir  wiLL.)  v.  d^hancarville. 
■    ■  Ohservations  on  Mount  Vesuvius,  Mount  Etna,  and 

other  Volcanos :  in  a  series  of  Letters  to  the  Royal  Society.  8^ 
Lond.  1774. 

Campi  Phlegrsei.  Ohservations  on  the  Volcanos  of  the 


two  Sicilies.  With  drawings  coloured  afler  nature  hy  the  Editor 
P.  Fabris.  Eng.  Fr.  2  vols.  fol.  Naples.  1776. 

Siipplement  to  the  Campi  Phlegrsei ;  being  an  Account 


of  the  great  Eruption  of  Mount  Vesuvius  in  Aiigust,  1779. 

With  drawings  coloured  after  Nature  by  P.  Fabrb.  Eng.  Fr.  foL 

NapA779. 
HAMILTON  (WM.)  v.  pagan. 
HAMILTON  (wM.)  Remarks  on  several  parts  of  Turkcy.  Part.  I. 

.Sgyptiaca.    With  Etchings  from  drawings  by  C.  Hsfyes.    4* 

Lond.  1809. 
TtAMILTON  (wM.)  Some  necessityof  reformation  of  theChurch 

of  England.  Or  a  reply  to  Dr.  Pearson.  4®  Lond.  1660. 
HAMILTON    (WM.)    0-Brazile,   or  the  enchanted  Island.    4« 

Lond.  1675. 
VoL.  Ui  G  g  HAMILTON 


H  A  M 

HAMILTON  (wM.)  Mystagogus  Lilianus :  or  a  practical  Com- 
ment  upon  Lilly'8  Accidence.  l^  Lond.  1713. 

AAMIN  (aBEN)  V.  PEREZ. 

HAMLET  (wM.)  Plan  of  a  Madiine  lo  act  as  a  preservative 

against  Fire  and  I^louse-breakinff.  8®  Birm.  1786. 
HAMMEN  (lorenco  vander)  y  Leon.  Don  Juan  de  Austria.   4* 

Madr.  1637. 
HAMME  (ludovicus  von)  De  Hemiis,  Disgertatio.  Accedunt  dc 

Crocodilo  ac  Vesicae  mendaci  Calculo  Epiatolse  et  Responsiooes. 

12«  Lugd.  Bat.  1681. 
HAMMEKER  (joh.  and.)  De  Necessitate  Artis  medice.  4<»  Hal. 

Mag.  1712. 
HAMMERER  (joh.  car.)  KAOAPTOAOriA.  4»  Jr^.l66d. 
HAMMERSMITH  and  Fulham  Case.  fol. 
HAMMEKSTEIN  (joh.  adam.  ab)  Dissertatio  politica  de  No* 

mothttica^  seu  de  recta  Legum  ferendarum  ratione^  et  in  apecie 

de  Legum  Constitutione  in  Imperio  Germanico.    4®   jaebne 

1663. 
HAMMERUS  (chris.)  De  Anima  sensitiva  et  Sensibus  exterio- 

ribus.  40  Witt.  1613. 
HAMMERUS  (geo.  frid.)  Disputatio  An-odcAiariy  a  Stoicis  afifecia- 

tam  et  assertam  exhibens.  4®  Vitefnb.  1715. 
HAMMIZVOTH  Sepher,  liber  Prfleceptorum,  tam  n^tivorum, 

quam  affirmativorum.  4° 
HAMMON  (G£o.)  A  discovery  of  the  Latitude  of  the  loss  (tf  the 

earthly  Paradise  by  original  Sin.  12^  Lond.  16&5. 

■        Syon^s  Redemption^  and  Original  Sin  vindicated.     4* 

Lond.  1658. 

>  Truth  and  Innocency  prevailing  against  Error  and  In- 


solency.  4»  Land,  1660. 
HAMMOND  (a.)  v.  avenant. 
HAMMOND  (anth.)  A  modest  Apolosn^  on  the  late  imhai^ 

Tum  of  Af&irs,  with  Relation  to  puUick  Credit.    8^    Lond. 

1721. 

Solitudinis  Munus,  or  Hints  for  Thinking.  12^  1721. 
HAMMOND  (cHARLEs)  Israels  just  Judge ;  or  the  Maiestratt 

Brest-plate  against  the  darts  of  Pride,  Envy  and  Hypocrisie. 

4«  Lond.  1657. 
HAMMOND  (g.)  v.  treaty. 
HAMMOND  (henry)   v.   clericus.    oiatribe.    fell.  schism. 

SMTTH. 

— —  The  poor  man'8  tithing,  a  Sermon.  8*  Lond.  1640. 
— —  Of  resisting  the  lawfuU  Magistrate  upon  cdour  of  Re- 
hgion.  4P  Lond.  1643. 

The  Loyall  Convert.  4°  Ojf.  1643. 

Of  Conscience.  4^  Ojif.  1644. 

Of  Will-Worship.  4«  Osf.  1644. 

■  Of  a  late  or  a  death-bed  Repentance.  4P  Ojf.  1645. 

Of  sins  of  weakness  and  wilfcriness.  4P  Ojf.  1645. 

■'  ■■■■'  . A  Practicall  Catechisme.  4®  Lond.  1646. 

HAMMOND 


H  A  M 

«AMMOND  (henry)  Of  Idolatry.  4»  Osf.  1646. 

■  Of  the  Power  of  the  Keyes :  Or  of  binding  and  loosmg. 
4*  Lond.  1647. 

A  copy  of  8ome  Papers  past  at  Oxford  bctwixt  the 


Author  of  the  practicall  Catechisme  and  Mr.  Cheynell.    4* 
Lond.  1647. 

^*»  Lond.  1650. 


Of  fratenial  Admonition  or  Corrcption.    4*    Lond» 

1647. 

Five  propositions  to  his  Majesty  and  thc  Army  con- 


ceming  Chur^ph  ^.overnnicnt  4^  Cam,  1647. 

Vindication  of  threc  passages  in  the  practical  Catc 


chisme.  4»  Lond.  1648. 

•  Vindication  of  Dr.  Hammond*s  Address,  &c.  from  thc 


exceptions  of  Eutactus  Philodemius.  4**  Lond,  1649. 
.4»  Lond.  1650. 


—  Humble  Addresse  to  Lord  Fairfax  and  his  Counccll  of 

Warre.   4»  Lond.  1649. 
— —  Mysterium  Religionis  rccognitnm.   An  Expedicnt  for 

composing  Differences  in  Religion.  4<*  Lond,  1649. 

The  Christians  obligations  to  Peace  and  Charity.    A 


Sermon,  and  IX  Sermons  more.  4°  Lond,  1649. 
4«  Lond,  1652 


Of  ihe  Reasonablcneas  of  the  Cbristian  Rcligion.    18* 


Lcmd.  1650. 

4«  Lond.  1650. 


— — •  Vicw  of  Exceptions  which  havc  bccn  madc  by  a  Ro- 
manist  to  Lord  Fa1kland's  Discoursc  of  thc  Infallibility  of  the 
Church  of  Romc>  with  the  Discourse  itaelf.  4®  Lond, 
1650. 

-  DiaBcrtationes  quatuor,  quibos  Episcopatus  Jura  ex  S. 


Scripturis  et  primseva  Antiquitatc  adstruuntor  eontra  Senteii' 
tiam  D.  BlondeUi  et  aliorum.  4^  Lond,  1651. 

Observations  on  thc  original  of  Govemment.  4*  Loiuf. 


1652. 

A  Letter  of  Rcsolution  to  six  Qucrics  of  prcscnt  Usc  in 


thc  ChuTch  of  England.  \^  Lond.  1653. 

Of  Schisme.  \^  Lond.  1654. 

■  Answer  to  the  Animadvcrsions  on  Ignatius^s  Epi«tlcs. 

4*  Lmd,  1654. 

Of  FundamentaU.  19^  Lond,  1654. 

Vindication  of  thc  Diaiertationa  conceming  Episco- 

pacie.  4<>  Lond,  1654. 

Reply  to  thc  Catholick  Gentlemen'8  Answcr  to  Wa 


Book  on  Schisme.  4<>  Lond.  1654 

An  Account  of  Mr.  Cawdry^s  Triplex  Diatribe»  con- 


ccming  Supcrstition,  Wil-worship  and  Christmass  Fcstivall.  4' 
Lond.  1655. 

Tbe  Baptizingof  Infants  defendcd  from  thc  Exceptions 


of  Mr.  Tombes.  4«  Lond.  1655. 

HAMMOND 


H  A  M 

HAMMOND  (hbnry)  Second  Defence  of  Hugo  Grotins.    4* 

Lond.  1655. 
'  — — —  A  Parsenesis.    Or  seasonable  ExhorUtory  to  all  tnic 

Sons  of  the  Church  of  England.    Wherein  is  inserted  a  Dis- 

course  of  Heresy,  12«  Lond.  1656. 

-  The  Disarmers  Dexterities  examined.     In  a  ,0ecood 


Defence  of  the  Treatise  of  Schisme.  4«  Limd.  1656. 

Review  of  the  Paraphrase  and  Annotations  of  the  Books 


of  the  New  Testament^  with  Additions  and  Alterations.     80 

Lond.  1656. 
■■■  Profitable  Directions  both  for  Priest  and  people  in  two 

Sermons  preached  before  these  evil  Times.  8«  Lond,  1657. 
ITie  Dispatcher  diapatched.    Or  an  examination  of  the 

Romanist^s  Rejoinder  to  the  replies  of  D.  H.  being  a  third 

Defence  of  the  Treatise  of  Schisme.  4«  Lond.  1659. 

-XAPIZ  KAI  EIPHNH^  or  a  digcourse  on  God^s  Grace 


and  Decrees.  %^  Lond.  1660. 

■  Sermons.  fol.  Lond.  1664. 

— — —  A  P^raphrase  and  Annotations  upon  all  the  bo(^  of 
the  New  Testament.  fol.  Lond.  1671. 

■  Nineteen  Letters,  published  by  Francis  Peck.  8®  Lond. 
1789. 

HAMMOND  (john)  Amwerto  Heamans.  4^  Lond. 
•HAMMOND  (john)  The  practical  Surveyor.  8«  Lond.  1735. 
HAMMOND  (john)  Leah  and  Rachel.or  the  two  fruitfull  Sisters 

Virginia  and  Maryland:  their  present  condition  stated.    4* 

Lond.  1656. 
HAMMOND  (ROBT.)  Colonel.    Letter  to  the  Speaker.  4«  1648. 
-  An  Answer  to  Hammond's  scandalous  Letter  to  Mr. 

LenthaU.  4«  Lond.  1648. 
The  fatall  Blow:  or  the  impious  and  treasonable  fact^ 

of  Hammond,  in  ofifering  force  unto  His  Sacred  Majesty  dis- 

cussed.  4®  Lond.  1648. 

•  Letters  between  Col.  R.  Hammond  and  the  Committec 


at  Derby  House  relating  to  Chas.  I.     To  which  is  prefixed  a 

Letter  to  J.  Ashburnharo  £sqr.  conceming  his  deportment  to 

the  King.  S9  Lond.   1674. 
HAMMOND  (s.)  God's  judgment  upon  Drunkards  Swearers  and 

Sabbath  breakers.  12«  Lond.  1659. 
HAMMOND  (sAM.)  The  young  English  Scholar'8  Guide.     12» 

Lond.  1744. 
HAMMOND  (thos.)  Of  the  Virtues  and  use  of  his  Medicines.  4^ 
HAMMONIUS  (georg.  agricola)  Itineranum  B.  Virg.  Mari»^ 

quando,  cuni  Puero  Jesu,  fugit  in  .ffilgyptum.  4<*  Ingolst.  1560. 
HAMNET  (john)  The  Vauity  of  Self-boasters.    A  Sermon  at 

his  funeral  bv  E.  H.    4«  Lond.  1643. 
HAMON  Rabba,  i.  e.  Multitudo  magna,  Index  Textuum  Bibli- 

corum,  qui  in  Medrasch  Rabba  sunt  exposili.  4®  Comtf 
HAMOND  (GEO.)  A  Good  Minister  of  Jesus  Christ.    A  funeral 

Sermon  on  Richd.  Steel.  8<>  Lond.  1693. 

HAMOND 


H  A  M 

HAMOND    (gxorg.)  A  Discourse  oT  Family 'Worehip.     13^ 

Lond.  1694. 
nNETMATOAOriA :   A  Discourfle  of  Angek     Also 

sometfiinflr  touching  Devils,  Apparilions,  and  Impulses.     4^ 

Lond.  1701. 

A  modest  Enquiry  into  the  Opinion  conceming  a  Guar- 


dian  Angel.  4»  Land.  1702.  ;i 

HAMOND  (john)  Divine  and  moral  precepts  of  a  Chrifitian  to- 

wards  God  and  Man.     Published  by  J.  Plumptree.  8°  KiddeT" 
.  minster, 
HAMOND  (judith)  v,  howe. 
HAMOND .( waltbr)  A  Paradox,  proving  the  Inhabitanta  of  the 

Island  of  Madagascar  to  be  the  happiest  Pcfople  in  the  World. 

40  Land.  1640. 
Madagascar  the  richest  and  fruitfuUest  Island  in  the 

World.  40  Lmd.  1643. 
HAMOND  {Sir  wm.)  Inventory  of  his  lands  and  tenements.    foL 

Lond.  1721. 
HAMOR  (raphe)  The  present  Estate  of  Virginia.    4*    Lond. 

1615.       . 
HAMPDEN  (john)  v,  bucringhamsuire. 
Arguments  of  Sir  R.  Hutton  and  Sir  G.  Croke  in  hts 

Case.  4«>  Lond.  1641. 
Mr.  Hampden^s  Speech  on  the  accusation  of  Higfa 

Treason  against  himself  and  others.  4°  Lorid,  1641. 
Mr.  Hampdens  Speech  on  the  Loudoners  petitfon  for 

Peace.  fol.  Lond.  1642. 

-  An  Elegiac  Epitaph  upon  J.  Hampden.    fol.    Lond» 


1643. 


Elegies  on  his  death.  4°  Lond.  1643. 

His  Tryal.  fol.  Lond,  1684. 

His  Tryal :  to  which  is  added  the  Tryal  of  T.  Harrison. 

foL  Lond,  1719. 

Grandsire  Hambden's  Ghost^  and  Peace  or  no  Peace. 


89  Lond.  1712. 
HAMPD£N  (richd.)  Speech  for  enlarging  the  continuance  of 

Pirliament.  8<»  Lond.  1716. 
HAMPE  (JOH.  HAND.)  De  Suffimentis.  4^  Jm.  1676. 
HAMPE  (john  henr.)  De  Scarificatione  oculari  Hippocratica,  4* 

JDuisb.  1721. 
HAMPELIUS  (BALTH.)  DeMixtione.  4«  Marp.  Catt.  1627. 
HAMPIUS  (joH.  HARD.)  De  Rhadagibus.  4«  1678. 
HAMPSHIRE,  V.  woods. 
HAMPSHIRE.     The  declaration  togetber  with  the  petition  and 

remonstrance  of  the   Freeholders  of  Hampshire.    4°    Lond. 

1648. 
■  The  Hampshire  Wonder ;  or  the  groaning  Trec,  by 

P.  Q.  8°  Lond,  1742. 
HAMPSON  (john)  Memoirs  of  the  late  Revd.  J.  Wesley.  With 

a  Reviow  of  his  Life  and  Writings  and  a  History  of  Method- 

ism.  3  vols.  12^  Sundcrland,  1791. 

HAMPSTEAD- 


H  AN 

HAMPSTE AD.  Casc  of  Inhabitante  in  relation  lo  thc  rebaildins 

the  Church.  M, 
■  VerBcs  upon  Hampstead  Elm  with  a  print  of  it  by  Hol- 

lar.  fol.  1653. 
HAMPTON.    A  vicw  of  the  Village  of  Hampton.    With  thc 

original  LancaBhire  Girl.  8®  Lond.  1797. 
HAMPTON  COURT.    Entertainment  of  the  Lord  Mayor  at 

{banpton  Court.  4^  1641. 
"'■  Hampton  Court  Conspiracic.  49  1647. 

— ^  Letter  firom  Hampton  Court  containing  His  Majestics 

•nswer  to  the  Propositions.     With  proposais  from  Sir  T.  Fair- 

fax  conceming  the  King,  &c.  49  Loyid.  1647. 
HAMPTON  (benj.)  The  Existence  of  the  Soul  after  Dea\h 

proved.  8^  Lond,  I7n. 
HAMPTON  fcHRisT.)  Sermon.  Ps.  CXXH.  4«  Lond.  1611. 
HAMPTON  (gay.)  v,  navigation. 
HAMPTON  (wiLL.)  Lachrymae  Ecclesise ;  or  the  mouming  of 

Hadadrimmon  for  £ng1and's  Josiah.     Tnro  Sermons.  4®  JLond. 

1661. 
HAMPTON  (anne)  Murther,  Murthcr.    Or  a  Relation  o^  her 

poysoningher  Husband.  4®  Lond.  1641. 
HAN  (henr.)  De  Fcetus  oeconomia.  4®  Lips.  1685. 
HAN  (p.  c.  B.)  Beschreibung  der  Insul  Candien.  12"  Nwmh.  1669. 
HANAPUS  (nic.)  Exempla  Virtutum  et  Vitiorum.  Ed.  ab.  J. 

Herold.  fol.  Bas.  1545. 
HANAU.    Three  Letters  from  Persons  of  Distinction  in  the  Ar- 

my  at  Hanau  giving  an  account  of  the  Battle   between  the 

English  and  f  rendi  Armies.    To  which  is  added  Lord  Car- 

teret's  Letter  to  the  Duke  of  Ncwcastle  on  the  late  Battle.  fol. 

Lond,  1743. 
Occasional  Letter  concerning  the  Treaty  of  Hanau.  8* 

Lond.  1749. 
HANAU  (john)  Propositiones  raedicaB.  4**  Franc  1559. 
HANBURY  (n.)  Ilorologia  scioterica  pra^libata  ad  delineandum 

Sciotericon  Declinationis  Solaris.  4®  Lond,  1683. 
Supplementum  analyticum  ad  -^uationes  Cartesianas. 

4«  CantahAm. 
HANBURY  {Sir  thos.)  An  Epistolary  Letter  to  Sir  H— a  S— e; 

who  saved  his  Life  and  desired  him  to  send  over  all  the  Rarities 

he  could  find  in  his  Travels.  fol.  Duh.  1729. 
HANCARVILLE  (le  sr.  d')  Antiquitez  Etrugques,  Grecaue8,^<8c 

Romaines^tir^es  du  CahinetdcMr.  Hamiltou.  4tom.  M.  Nap. 

1766—7.  ' 

* Recherches  sur  rOrigine,  l'Esprit  et  les  Progres  des  Arta 

de  la  Grece.  Stomes.  4»  Lond.  1785. 
HANCHETT  (edwd.)  His  Petition  tothe  Parliament.  foL  Lond. 

1654. 
HANCOCK  (joHn)  v.  grier. 
The  Christian  Schoolmaster.    A  Funeral  Sermon  on 

J.  Postlethwait.  4»  Lond.  1718. 
■"  Febrifugum  magnura,  or  Water  the  best  Cure   for 

Feven  and  probably  for  the  Plague.  8<>  Lond.  1723. 

HANCOCK 


H  A  N 

HANCOCK  (john)  Febrifu||rttin  maffnum,  Morbifugum  magnum ; 
or  the  grand  Febrifuge  improved.  Beinff  an  Essay  to  make 
it  probable  that  common  Water  is  good  tor  many  distempers 
that  are  not  mcntioned  in  Dr.  Hancock's  Febrifugum  Mag- 
num.  8»  Lond.  1726. 
HANCOCKE  (robt.)  Sermon  before  the  Lord  Mayor.    Luke 

XIX.  42.  4«  Lond.  1680. 
HAND  IN  HAND.  An  abstract  of  the  Settlement  of  Che  Hand 

in  Hand  Fire  Office.  fol.  Lond.  1722. 
HANDEL  (geo.  fred.)  v,  burney. 

Memoirs  of  his  Life,  with  a  Catalogue  of  his  Woriu« 

8*  Lmd.  1760. 
HANDKIRCHIFE.    A  Hand-kirchife  for  loyall  Moumers :  or  a 
Cordiall  for  drooping  Spirits  groaning  for  the  Murther  of  the 
King.  40  Lond.  1649. 
HANDLEY  (james)  Mechanical  Essays  on  the  Animal  (Eco- 

nomy.  8*^  Lond.  1721. 
HANDS  (wM.)  A  selectionof  Rules  occurring  in  the  prosecution 
of  Personal  Actions  in  the  Court  of  King's  Bench.    8^  Lond» 
1795. 
HANE  (PHIL.  FRiD.)  Tentamina  Philosophiae  Eclecticae.  8®  Rost. 

*  Ups.  1729. 
HANECOPIUS  (arnold.)  Assertiones  Philosophica.  4«  Lugd.  B. 

1627. 
HANEDOES  (john)  De  Cachexia.  4«  Lugd.  B.  1710. 
HANER  (jo.)  Prophetia  vetus  ac  nova.     Hoc  est  vera  Scripturae  • 

interpretatio  de  syncera  cognittone  Christi.  4^  Lips.  1534. 
HANERUS  (geo.)  Historia  Ecclesiarum  Transylvanicarum.  12« 

Franc. 
HANEWINKELIUS  (gerhardus)  Amicorum  ETtj  Taiuk».    fol. 

Brem.  1613.  S.  Sh. 
HANGING  not  punishment  enough  for  Murderers,  &c.  4®  Lond. 

1701. 
HANGMAN.     Harry   Hangman's  honour,  or  Gloucestershire 
Hangman^s  request  to  the  Smoakers  and  Tobacconists  in  Lon- 
don.  4«  1655. 
— —  The  Hangman^s  Last  Will  with  his  Legacy  to  the  Nine 
Worthies  viz.  Col.  Lambert,  Creed  &c.  fol.  1659. 

•  The  Hangman'&  Joy,  or  the  Taylor's  sorrow.     A  Dia- 


logue.  8<>  Lond.^660. 
HANARDUS  (joh.  uuld.)  Di8sert.de  Salibus  novb  experimentis 

illustrata.  4»  Bas.  16:S5. 
HANKEY  (BLiz.)  Trial  of  Mrs.  E.  Hankey  for  Adullery.    8« 

Lond.  1783. 
HANKIUS  (martlnus)  De  Romanarum    Rerum  Scriptoribua. 

2  tom.  4®  Lips.  1669. 
■  ■  De  Byzantinarum  Rerum  Scriptoribus  Grsecis.  4®  LipSm 

1677. 


De  Silesiorum  Nominibus,  Antiquitates.  4P  Lips.  1703« 

De  Silesiorum  Majoribus,  Antiquilatei,  ab  Orbe  con- 

ditoadAnnumChristi550.  4<^  Ups.  1702. 

HANKIUS 


H  AN 

HANKIUS  (MAiiTiNus)  De  Silesionim  RebiiSj  ab  Aimo  Chriffi 

550  ad  1170,  Exercitationes.  4<>  Lips.  1705. 
De  Silesiis  Indigenis  eruditis  post  litenurum  cultunmij 

cum  Christianismi  studiis.  4®  Lips,  1707. 

-Monumenta  pie    Defunctis    oKm  erecta.  4^    Vratul. 


1718. 

HANMAN  (enoch)  De  Iride.  4«  Ups.  1640. 
HANMER  (jonathan)  T£A£mzi£ :  Or  an  exercitation  upon 

Confirmation.  8«  Lond.  1658. 

HANMEU  (MARY)  V,  BAXTER. 

HANMER  (meredith)  r.  charke. 

History  of  Ireland.  fol.  Dubl.  1633. 

HANNAM  (rich.)  The  English  Villain :  or  the  grand  thief.  12^ 

Land.  1656. 

— His  farewell  to  the  world.  13°  Lond.  1656. 

Speech  and  confession  at  his  execution.  4®  Lond,  1656. 

i The  witty  Rogue  or  the  History  of  R.  Haniwm.     4® 

Lond.  1656. 
HANNAY  (alex.)  His  Case.  fol. 
HANNAY  (patrick)  Two  Elegies  on  the  Death  of  Queen  Anne. 

4»  Lond.  1619. 
HANNEKENIUS  (b.  m.)  v.  jacobsen. 
HANNEKENIUS  (men.  paul.)  De  Febribus  malignis.  4®  Lugd. 

1701. 
HANNEKENIUS  (nic.)  De  vita  foetus  in  utero.  4^  Gies.  Hats. 

1661. 
HANNEKIN  (meno.)   Positiones  Metaphysics.  4*  Gies.  Ha$$. 

1619. 

De  Ventriculi  per  ^tatem  Imbecillitate.  4®  Jen.  1702. 

Dc  Cancro  Mamniarum.  4^  Jen.  1704. 

HANNEMAN  (johan.  ludov.)  Ruach  Universalis  Mundo  resti* 

tutus.  12'*  Hamb.  1670. 
Prodromus  Lexici  utriusque  Medicinae  practic».  12^ 

Hamb.  1670. 

. iBliologia  Facultatis  purgatricis.  4®  Hamh.  1677. 

Curiosum  Scrutinium   Nigredinis.  Posterorum  Cham. 


i.  e.  -ffithiopum.  ^*»  Kilon.  1677. 

Methodus  cognoscendi  simplicia  Vcgetabilia.   4^  JTt- 


lon.  1677. 

De  usu  et  abusu  inebriaminum.   4**  Nor.  1679. 

•  OvumHermetico-Paracelsico-Trismegisticum.  8^  JFranc. 


1694. 

Mysterion  Papali  Coronse  adscriptum  Non  Ena,  seu 


Comment.  m  Cap.  XVII.  5,  Apocalypseos.  %^  Hamb.  1698. 
■  Berthadigung  der  Astrologie.  4®  Hamb.  1699. 

Jason.  49  Kiion.  1709. 

— , Pharus  ad  Ophir  Auriferum.  4°  Kilon.  1712. 

'^^Lubec.  1714. 


Nebo  Chemicus.  4»  Kiion.  1714. 
Xystusin  Hortum  Hesperidum.   49  Kil.  1715. 
•  Hor®  subscecivsB  Fridricbstadienses.  4®  Kil.  1715. 

7  HANNEMAN 


H  AN 

DAIfNfeMAN  (ionAN.  ludov.)  Otium  FridrichsUdiehse,  aeuj 

Tkotalus  dhemicus.   4<^  Hamb.  1717. 
•— ^^-i — =-  Sydopsis  Philosophie  naturalis,  cum  PrefkL  Joh.  Conr. 

Creilingii.  4»  Tubing.  1718. 
Phoeoix  Botankus.  4^ 


HANNES  (edward)  An  Account  of  the  Disseclion  of  the  Duke 

of  Gloucester.  4*  Lond.  1700. 

•  ■  Dr.  Hannes  dissected  ih  a  familiar  Epistle  by  way  of 

NoKC  Tcipsuni.  4^ 
HANNHARDUS  (joii.  ulr.)  De  nutrltione  Fcetus  in  utero  ma« 

temo.  4«  Bas.  1709. 
HANNIBAL,  v.  plutarcmus. 
HANNIEL  (sTAT.  JOAcii.)    De  Melancholia  Hypochondriaca. 

4*  lM2d.  Bat.  1677. 
HANNINOIUS  (JOH.)  Dc  Tonitru,  Fulgure,  et  Fulraine.    4* 

F^anc.  1604. 
HANNKIUS   (JOH.)  Decas  Quaestionum  de  Anima  in  genere» 

4»   Witt.  1618. 
HANNO  Carthaginicnsis,  v.  byzantius.   vIncent. 

Periplus.  Gr.  4*  Bas.  1533. 

Gr.  Ang.  by  T.  Falconer.  8«  Land.  1797. 

HANOVER.    Fra^entum  Chronici  Ilannoverani  in  Verohna, 

Antio  1696  imprimi  coeptum,  sed  Superiorum  Jussu  abrupUim 

ct  confiscatum.    Gcmi.  4° 
— —  The  Hanoverian  Treaty  or  Maidstone  Spectacle.  fol. 
— — —  Sentiment  iiber  die  neue  Hanoveti^che  Chur-wiirde.  4* 

1693. 

.  The  Assertioh  is,  that  the  Title  of  the  House  of  Hanover 


to  the  SucCessioD  of  the  British  M onarchy  is  a  Title  Hereditary 
andofDivine  Institution.  8^  Land.  1710. 

.  The  Casc  of  the  Hanover  Forces  in  the  Pay  of  Great 


Britain  impartially  and  freely  examined.  8^  Lond.  1743. 

>  The  Interest  of  Gt.  Britain  steadily  pursued.     An  An* 


swer  to  Thc  Casc  qf  thc  Hanavcr  Forccs,  ^c.  8?  Lond.  1748. 
•  Vindication  of  Thc  Casc  qfthc  Hanavcr  Forccs,  Sfc.    & 


Lond.  1743. 

>  A  Letter  from  Hanoveri  shewing  the  true  Cause  of  the 


preseot  Broils  of  Germany,  &c.  8®  Iiond.  1744. 

>  Attempt  towards  a  Natural  History  of  the  Hanover  Rat. 


B'  Land.  1744. 

A  Home  Truth  being  Memoin  of  the  Love  and  Statc 


Intrigues  of  the  Court  of  Hanover ;  from  the  Marriage  of  the 

Princesa  of  Z to  the  death  of  the  Count  of  K ^k. 

[with  MS.  Notes  by  Sir  W.  Musgrave.J  8«  Lond. 
^NSCHIUS  (MicH.  G.)  De  Enthusiasmo  Philosophico.  49  Ged. 

1702. 
HANSELIUS  (JOH.  georg.)  Medicina  brevis,  or  a  short  Account 

of  the  primary  Cause  of  most  Diseases.   12^  ]^d.  1714. 
HANSEN  (lud.)  De  termino  animationis  Foetus  humani.  4^  Hai. 

Mag.  1724. 

V#L.  III.  H  h  HANSEN 


H  A  P 

HANSEN  (siM.  pbid;)  Dissert.  de  Jure  NobiliUtit  LHlheraMB  M 
iminediata  Gerinanie  Capituk  et  Canonicatus.  4^  tAp^  1709. 

HANSENIUS  (JOH.  bap.)  De  Jurejurando  Veterum.  ^  Toiot. 
1614. 

HANSES  (henr.  aug.)  Schediasma  de  ComnientariiB  historicu^ 
quos  Galli  Memoires  vocant  4^  Lips.  1708. 

HANSON  (ELIZ.)  V.  BOWNAS. 

HANSON  (thos.)  An  oration  spoken  in  the  Sdiool  of  Chritt'^ 

•Hospital.  12»  Lond.  1672. 
HANS  TOWNS,  vid.  vilue  hanseaticx. 
HANT  (sYB.)  De  Duelech  sive  de  A10IAII.  4«  1«.  BaL  1687. 
HANTHALER  (cHRYsosT.)  Exercitationes  &ciles«  de  Nuinis  Vo- 

terum,  pro  Tyronibus.  4<^  Norimb.  1735. 

A^  NoHmh.  1736. 

HANUS  (josEPHus)  Anni,  Menses,  ac  Dies  sin^li,  quibut»  aataft 

est,  Munus  suum  suscepit,  Mortem  obivit  Chriatus,  deDM«- 

strati.  8»  Lond.  1696. 
HANWAY  (john)  v,  psalmi. 
m  Translations  from  Latin  and  Italian  Poeta.  8*  iMd, 

1730. 
HANWAY  (JONAS)  V.  puch. 
«- An  account  of  the  British  Trade  over  the  Caspian  Sem 

with  Travels  thro'  Russia,  Persia,  Germany  and  HoHand.    To 

tvhich  are  added  the  Revolutions  of  Persia  during  the  pretent 

Century.  2  vols.  4«  1754. 

Journal  of  an  eight  days  joumey  from  Portsmoath  t9 


Kingston  upon  Tliames.    To  which  is  added  an  Easay  (hi  Tea; 
with  sevcral  political  reilections.  2  vol.  8»  Lond.  1757. 

Afv  Account  of  the  Marine  Sbciety.  8^  Lond.  1759. 

Virtue  in  bumble  Life^  containing  the  reciprocal  Duties' 


of  the  wealthy  and  indigent,  with  Fables,  AnecdoteSj  Poems^ 
&c.  &c.  2  vol.  8«  Lond,  1774. 

■  The  defects  of  Police  the  cause  of  Immorality :    wi4| 


proposals  for  preventing  hanging  and  cxportation,  and  obaer« 
vations  on  Mr.  Hetherington^  Charity.  4*  Ijond.  1775. 

The  Soldiers  faithful  friend.  12*  Lond.  1777. 

Proposals  for  County  naval  free  schools.   fol.    Londt 


1783. 

A  comprehensive  view  of  Sunday  Schoola.  12^  hfmd» 


1786. 
HANZELET  (jean  appier)  Recueil  de  plusieurs  Machines  Milit 

taires»  &  FeuX  Artificiels,  avec  rAlphabet  de  Trittemiua  pour 

composer  en  Latin,  par  Jean  Appier  Hanzelet  et  F.  Thybourd. 

4»  Pont-a-Mouas.  1620. 
■■  La  Pyrotechnie.  4*  Pont-a-Mouis.  1630. 

HANZEN  (alb.)  De  orisine  Sacrificiorum  in  Gen.  IV.  3 — 4.dis« 

sertatio.  ^^  Lug.  Bat.  1714. 
BAPHTAROTH,  seu,  Lectiones  e  Prophetis.  8«  Vem.  1591. 
HAPPART  (pet.)  De  Elementis.  4»  Lug.  Bat.  1627.  . 
■  De  Sensibus  internis  et  externia.  4®  Lug.  1697. 

HAPPEUUS 


H  A  R 

BAPPELtCS  (iTBARABD  GUBEM.)  Thesauros  Exoticoniiii.  Germ. 
'  foL  Hmmk.  1688. 

■■  Relationes  Cuiios».  Germ.  4  tom.  4*  Hamh.  1683 — 9* 

HAPPBUUS  (JOH.)  De  Sensu  communi.  4*  mrp.  1591. 
HAFPELIUS  (jor.  hen.)  DisputaUo   Medica.    4^"    M.   CaU. 

DeColica.  4«  M,  CaiL  1676. 

' De  Febre  intermittente  tertiana.  4*  M.  Cati.  1677, 

HAPPEUUS  (NIC.)  V.  NICER. 

HAPPIN£SS7    An  Essay  on  Happiness  in  an  Epistle  to  the  Eart 

of  ChesteHWld.  fol.  Lond.  1737. 
HARA  (kanb  o')  The  Golden  Pippin:  a  Burletta.    8*    Lond. 

1773. 

The  Two  Misers ;  a  Farce.  8«  Lond.  1775. 

•^ AprilDay;  a  BurletU.  8»  Lond.  1777. 

HAPSIUS  (PETR.)  Oratiuncula  de  Juventute  Principum  oon  a^ 

pemaDda.  4«  Noviom.  1651. 
HARw£US  (fbanc.)  Olympiades  et  Fasti  concordi  Serie  Historle 

sacre  et  non  sacrse  ad  Christum  passum.  4*  CoL  1602. 
■■  Compendium  de  Vitis  Sanctorum  ex  VII  Tomis  R.  P. 

F.  Laur.  Surii  digestum.  fol.  CoL  1605. 
*  Annales  Ducum  Brabantis.  3  tom.   fol.  Ani.  apud 

Ptani.  1623. 
HARAMHURU(jEAN.)  Debocino  escuarra  mlrailla  eta  oracinote- 

gula.  24«  Bordelen.  1635. 
HARANGUES  &  Actlons  publinues  des  plus  rares  Esprits.  8* 

Par.  1609. 

■  Recueil  des  Haran^es  prononc^es  par    Messrs.  de 

PAcademie  Fran^oisc.  2  tom.  8*  Amst.  1709. 
HARBECK  (THOs.)  De  Rheumatismo.  4^  Lug.  Bat.  1669. 
HARBERT  (Sir  edw.)  The  Impeachment  of  Sir  E.  Harbert  4* 

Lond.  1641. 
HARBERT  (sus.)  v.  clabke. 
HARBIE  (thos.)  Divi  Arminii  mactatorum  renata  petitio.    Or 

die  Arminian  Priests  last  Petition.  4*  Lond.  1649. 
HARBOROVVE.     An  Harborovve  for  faithfuland  treue  Sub^ 

jccU.  4«  Strasb.  1559. 
HARBORT  (casp.)  De  Fato  pbysico  et  medico.  4*  Hal.  Mag. 

1724.  ^ 

HARBY  (&>  jOB.)  The  humble  Manifeut  of  Sir  J.  Harby.  4« 

Imd.  1650. 
HARCHIUS  (jodocus)  Oratio  ad  Senatum  Angl.  pro  Instaura* 
*  tiotie  Reipublicae  Anglis&^  proque  Reditu  Regmaldi  Poli  Cardi* 

nalia.  VH^  Lond.  1554. 
■'  Enchiridion  Medicamentorum.  8^  Bas.  1573. 

HARCOUET  {Mr.  de  longeville)  Hlstoire  des  Personnea  qui 

ont  vecu  plusieurs  Siecles,  avec  le  Secret  du  Rajeunissement 

tire  d*AmauId  de  Ville-neuve.  8^  Par.  1715. 
HARCOURT  (dan.)  The  Clergies  lamenUtion  for  the  sad  con- 

ditioaof  (reland.  4<>  1644. 


H  A  R 

HARCOURT  (oAN.)  A  new  remonstrance  from  Irdnnd,  oonida»     - 

ing^  a  declaration  of  cruelties  exercised  by  tbe  Pic^bh  Rcbd»  ^im 

upon  Prot^8tant8  in  Ukter.  4®  Lond. 
HARCOURT  (jAMEs)  Sermon  on  the  death  of  E.  Cokton,  Enu,  »«% 

y  Lmd.  1721. 
H ARCOURT  (robbrt)  Relation  of  a  Voyage  to  Gqiana.  *•  Imd.  ^^^, 

1613. 

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HARCOURT  (Sir  simon)  v.  dunstervill. 

HARCOURT  (simon)  Lord.  Reasons  which  induced  HerMifleity    ■^ 

to  create  the  Rt.  Hble.  Sir  S.  Harcourt  a  Peerot  Great  Britaio.*^  . 

Lai.^EngL  4«  ZSfirf.  1711. 

Speech  to  the  £.  of  Oxford  on  hh  Lordship  taloDg  \ 


Oathof  Lord  Hiprh  Treasurer.  fol.  Lmd.  1711. 
HARDER  (joh.)  De  Hacmorrhoidariorum  Rcgimine  et  Diaeta. 

Hal.  Mqg.  1717. 
HARDERUS  (chr.)  De  naturalibus  Facultatibus.  4*  Arg.  1644^ 

J)e  calcub  Renum.  4®  Arg.  1647. 
HARDERPS  (eberh.)  Positiones  Geometric».  4^  Marp.  159Q. 
HARDERJJS  (joH.)  De  Ictero.  4«  4rg.  1634. 

— De  Empyemate.  4«  Bas.  1675. 

HARDEflUS  (jo^.  JAC.)  Examen  an^tojnicum  Cochleaa  terra* 

trig  Domiporte,  &c.  item^  Natura  Humorum  Nutritioni  et  Qe^ 

perationi  dicatorum.  8? 
— 8«  Bas.  1679. 


Viscerum  Struptura  et  Usus.  4»  Bas.  1686. 
Apiarium,    Observationibus   medicis  illustratum. 


Bas.  1687. 

HARDEWYN  (ajit.)  D^  Anima  rationali.  4«  Lif^cf.  1674. 
HARD}E  (david)  Taxation  of   Coals  consid^red.    4^    Lcmd^ 

1792. 

HARDING,  V.  SHAKESPEARE. 

JIARDING  {Dr.)  A  Bull  granted  by  the  Pope  to  Dr.  Hardi^  and 
pthers,  by  reconcilement  and  assoyling  of  English  Papista  tq 
undermyne  faith  and  allegeance  to  the  Queene.  With  the  de* 
claration  and  warning.  13^  LQnd.  1567. 

HARDING  (john)  v.  hardyng. 

SARDING  (john)  Recantation  Sermon.  ^^  Lond.  1Q90. 
ARDlt4G  (s.  &  E.)  Biographical  Mirrour.    Or  Connoisfieiir'» 
Repertory.  3  vols.  4®  Lond.  1795. 
HARDING  (sam.)  Coats  of  Arms  of  English  Nobility.  4«  Iqnd. 

1741. 
HARDING  (wM.)  A  proposal  for  collecting  the  dutiea  on  ^far- 

riages,  Births^  and  Burials.  fol. 
HAIu)IVlLLERlUS  rpETRus)  Actio  pro  Academia^  adverBUS 
Presbyteros  et  Schol;ilicos  Collegii  Claromontani.   8^   Por. 
1612. 

Gall.  8«  Par.  1612. 


Panegyris  Eucharistica.  8®  Par.  1612. 


HARDMAN  (jas.)  v.  owen. 

HARDOPHIUS 


,  H  A  R 

HARDOPHIUS  <  JOH.)  Lapidet  «liquot  Runici,  in  9ueci«,  Godiin* 

que  Regnis  exstantes.  4* 
HAIUDOUIN,  V.  CONCILIA.  habduinus.  plinius. 
HARDRE  (sBRJT.)  V,  cantebbury. 
HARDSMICHT  (joh.  nic.)  De  Legione  fulminatrice  M.  Anto- 

nini.  4*  Argent, 
HARDT  (herm.  von  der)  Antiqua  Literarum  Monumenta^  Au« 

tographa  Lutheri  et  Costaneorum,  d  1517  ad  1546  Reforma- 

tionis  ^tatem  et  Historiam  illustrantia.  3  tom.    8^    BnaUm 

1690—3. 

Ekmenta  Chaldaica.  8*  Helnut.  1693. 

I  Hebrses  linguffi  Fundamenta.  8"  Hclmst,  1700. 

■■  Syriacae  Lingu»  Fundamenta.  8*  Helmsi.  1700* 

— — —  De  nostri  temporis  Prodigiis.  4®  Helm,  1707. 
— — -  De  Baccho,  Vini  et  Cerevisiae  Inventore.    8*    Helmst. 

1715. 
— —  Varia  Historica,  Geographica,  Pbilologica,  Mytholo- 

gica,  Exegetica.  8«  Wo(fenb.  1716. 

-  Iktecta  Mjthologia  Grs&corum,  in  decantato  Pygmeo- 


rum,  Gruum,  et  Perdicum  Bello.  8*  Ups.  1716. 
■  Historia  literaria  Reformationis.  fol.  Franc.  1717. 

Intybum  sylvestre  Wilde  EndMe  in  Elisa!  mansa  mori 


in  oUa  2  Reg.  IV.  4^  Helm.  1719. 

-  Aurora  in  Reucblini  Senio,  Histoha  illius,  ab  Anno 


1516  ad  1519.  4<»  Hebnst.  1719. 

Studiosi  Academiarum  filii  inaugurali  oratione  celebrati. 


4«  Helmst  1722. 
EIARDUICI  (anton.)  De  Eloquentia  in  tacendo.  4P  Kii.  1684. 
HARDUINUS  (joH.)  v.  concilia.  croze.  koch.  plinius.  tbe* 

Mimvs. 
L    /  Opera  selecta.  fol.  Amst.  1709. 

— —  Nummi  antiqui»  Populorum,   et   Urbium,  iOustratL 

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■i  [Exemp.  Aliud  cum  Notis  Mss.]    4*    Par. 

1684. 

De  Baptismo  pro  Mortuis.    De  Baptismo  in  Vino.  De 


jSaptismo  in  Nomine  Cbristi.  4®  Par.  1687. 

>  Antirrheticus,   de   Nummis  antiquis  Coloniarum 


Muoicipiorum.  4^  Par.  1689. 

-  Chronplogiae  ex  Nummis  antiquis  restitutas  ProlusiOj^de 


Njummis  Herodiadum.  4^  Par.  1693. 

Chronologia  Vet.  Testamenti  ad  Versionem  Vulgatam 


^zacta  et  Nummis  antiquis  illustrata.  4®  Pat-.  1700. 

Numisuata  aliquot  rariora  Tetrici  Senioris  sive  Pa« 


tris,  Aureliani  Junioris,  et  Maxentii  illustrata.     12*    Luxemb, 
1700.  •• 

^pologie  d'Homere  ou  Ton  exptique  k  veritable  Dessein 


de  son  Diade,  &  sa  Theomjthologie.  12*  Par.  1716. 

Avis  des  Censeurs  pour  TExamen  des  Conciles  faite  par 


P.  J,  Hardouin.  ^^»  AtUr.  1730, 

HARDWICK 


H  A  II 

HARDWICK  (humphry)  The  difficulty  of  Sion*»  deliveranCe*  A 

Fast  Sennon.  i^  Lond.  16^44. 
HARDWICKE,  Earl  of.  v.  torke. 

HARDY  (C.)  V.  EUCLIDES. 

HARDY  (FRANcis)  Memoirs  of  James  Caulflekl  Earl  of  Charie-  . 

roont.  2vol.  S^  Lond.  IS\2. 
HARDY  (h.  c.)  A  Register  of  Ships  employed  in  thc  senrioe  of 
-  «he  K.  India  Company.  12®  LondASll. 
HARDY  (jAMEs)  Candid  examination  of  what  has  been  advanced 

on  the  Colic  of  Poitoii  and  Devonsfaire,  and  experiments  io  ms- 

certain  the  true  Cause  of  the  Gout.  8®  Lond.  1778. 

Answer  to  Dr.  RioHay*s  Letter.  8»  1780. 

HARDY  (john)  The  Retail  Compounder,  or  Publicans  Friend. 

8«  Lond. 
HARDY  (john)  Description  of  a  Voyage  to  Bermudas.  4*  I^J. 

HARDY  (nath  )  v.  meogott. 

Justice  triumphinpr,  or  the  Spoylers  spoyled.     A  Ser- 

moD,  Novr.  5.  4»  Lond.  1647. 

The  arraignment  of  licentious  Libertic,  and  oppresaing 

Tyrannie.    A  Fast  Sermon.  i^  Lond.  1G47. 

Faith's  Victory  over  Nature.    A  Funeral  Sennon  on  J. 


Rushoul.  4«  Lond,  1648. 
4«  Lond.  1658. 


The  safes^t  Convoy  or  the  firmest  Helper.    A  Sermon. 

4*  Lond.  1649. 

— — -  A  divine  Prospective :  representing  the  just  Man'8 
peaceful  End.  A  Funeral  Sermon  on  Sir  J.  Gayr.  4'  Land. 
1619. 

Love  and  Fcar  thc  inscparable  Twins  of  a  blest  Matri- 


mnny,     A  Sennon  on  the  Nuptials  of  Wm.  Christmas  and 
Eliz.  Adam.  4*  Lond.  1653. 

Divinity  in  Mortality,  or  the  Gospers  Excellency,  and 


the  Preachers  Frailty.    A  Funeral  Sermon  on  Richd.  Goddard. 
4«»  Lond.  1653. 

4«  Lond.  1659. 


— —  Thankfulness  in  Grain,  or  a  good  Life  th^bcst  Retonk 
A  Sermon.  4^  Lond.  1654. 

Death's  Alarum,   or   Security^s  Waming-Piece.     -A 


Funeral  Sermon  on  Mary  Smith.  4*  Lond.  1654. 

The  Epitaph  of  a  p:od1y  Man.    A  Funeral  Sermoa  on 


A.  Pemberton.  4«  Lond.  1655. 

The  pious  Votary  and  prudent  Traveller.     A  Farcwdl 

Sermon  on  the  Voyage  of  N.  Wych  President  to  the  E.  Indiea. 
4«  Lond.  1658. 

4<>  Lond.  1659 


A  Looking-Glass  of  Human  Frailty.    A  Funeral  Ser- 

mon  on  Anne  Calquit.  4^  1659. 

Man's  Joumey  to  his  long  Home.    A  Fuoeral  Sennon 


on  Robt.  Earl  of  V\  arwick.  4«  Lond.  1659. 

HARDY 


H  A  R 

HARDY  (nath.)  Thc  Pilgrim^s  Wisli,  or  thc  Saint'*  longir^. 

A  Funeral  Sennon  on  Anne  Dud;ion.  4®  Lond.  1659. 
■  Cardius  benedictus.    The  advanta^e  of  Affliction.    A 

Funeral  Sermon  on  T.  Bowyer.  4®  Lond.  1659. 

Tbe  6r6t  Epi^tle  of  St,  John  unfolded.  4«  Lond.  1659. 

— — —  The  Royal  CommonwealthVMan,  or  King  David's 

Picture.    A  Funeral  Sermon   on  Sir  T.  Adams.    4®  Lond* 

1668. 
HARDY  (thos.)  Trial  for  High  Treason.  8«  Lond.  1794. 
HARDYKNUTE.    A  fragmtnt  of  an  ancient  Scots  Poem. .  4* 

Giasg.  1748. 
HARDYNG  (john)  The  Chronicle  of  Ihon  Hardyng  in  Metrc 

firom  tlie  first  begynnyng  of  Endande  unto  tlie  reigne  of  £dw* 

IV,  where  he  made  an  ond  of  his  Chronicle.    And  from  that 

tyme  is  added  with  a  continuacion  of  the  storie  in  Prose  to  this 

our  tyme.  4*  Lond.  R.  Grqfton.  1543. 

4»  Lond.  R.  Grafton.  1543.  [Ed.  Alt.] 

with  a  biographical  and  literary  Pre&ce 

bv  H.  EHis.  4»  Lm^.  1812. 
HARE  (fran.)  Bishop  qf  Chichesicr.  v.  psalmi.  neal. 

Sermon  on  the  Epiphany.  8®  Lond. 

Thanksgiving  Sermon.  8^  Lond.  1709. 

The  Charge  of  God  to  Joshua.    A  Sermon  before  thc 

Duke  of  Marlborough.  8»  Lond.  ITll. 

Comment  on  Dr.  Hares  Sermon  preached  before  the 


Dukeof  MaHborough.  8®  Lond.  1711. 

Conduct  of  the  Duke  of  Marlborough  during  the  pren 


«cntWar.  %^  Lond.  1712. 

'  The  Clergyman's  Thanks  to  Phileleuthcrus,  for  his  Be^ 


marks  on  the  late  biscourse  of  Free-thinking,  in  a  Letter  to  Dr 
BenUey.  8P  Lond.  1713. 

•'nic  Difficulties,  and  Discouragements,  which  attend 


the  Study  of  the  Holy  Scriptures  in  the  way  of  Private  Judg-w 
ment.  8*  Lond.  1714. 

Sermon  on  the  King's  Accession.  8^  JUmd.  1716. 

Church  Authority  vindicated.     A  Sermon.    8**  Lond. 


171?. 

•  Scripture  vindicated  from  the  Misinterpretalions  of  tbe 


Bshop  of  Bangor.  8"  Lond.  1721. 

Concio  ad  Clerum.  4»  Lond.  1722. 

Two  Sermons  on  Rom.  XII.  1,  2.  8»  Lend.  1723. 

Sermon  before  the  Society  for  the  reformation  of  maiK 


ner».  4*  Lond.  1731. 

•  Sertnon   before  the  Lords  on  Jan^  31.    4<^   Lond, 


1731. 

Examination  of  tbe  facts  and  reasonii^  in  the  Bp.  of 


Chicbester^s  Sermon  on  the  31st  of  January.  8*  Lond,  1732. 

•  Letter  to  the  Author  of  the  Defence  of  the  Bishop^s. 


SermoQ  on  January  30.  8^  Lond,  1732. 
HARE  (h.)  o.  mascaroi. 

4  •UABE-. 


tt  A  & 

HARE  (henrt)  Lord  Cokrane,  r.  tOREDANO. 

— *— La  Scala  Santa :  or  a  Scale  of  Devotionff,  musical  and 

gradual>  or  DescanU  on  the  15  Psalms  of  Degrees.    fol.  homd. 

1681. 
HARFLETE  (henry)  A  Banquet  of  Essavs.  \*3P  Lotid.  1653. 
^ Vox  Codorum,  Predictions  derended :  or  tlic  Voice  of 

the  celostial  Ligfit.  129  Lond. 
HARGRAVE  (a.)  Reason  in  Seasoo,  or  a  Word  in  the  Behalf  of 

the  Non-Collegiate  Physicians,  and  of  the  Rigfats  of  tho  People 

in  the  Choice  of  their  Physicians.  4®  Lond,  1676. 
HARGRAVE  (fu.)  p.  coke.  trial. 

•^- Address  to  the  purchasers  of  Coke  upon  Littleton.  fol. 

•*- A  Collection  of  Tracts  relative  to  the  Laws  of  Engbnd 

from  Mss.  Vol.  I.  4P  Land.  1787. 

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HARGREAVE  (jos.)  v.  jones. 

HARGROVE  (e).  History  of  Knaresborough,  with  Harrogate. 

'    13«  York,  1789. 

— . •  Anecdotesof  Archery.  12"  York,  1792. 

HARINCK  (abr.)  Exercitatio  Historico-theologica  ad  librom 
Augustini  de  Unitate  EccleiiiaB.  4®  Tr.  ad  Rh.  1687. 

HARING  (isbr.)  Oratio  de  Inconstantia  rerum  mundananim.  4* 
Anut.  1677. 

HARII^GTON  {Lord  john)  v.  stocke. 

HARINGTON  {Sir  john)  v.  ariosto. 

•  Most  elegant  and  wittie  Epigrams.  fol.  Lond.  1633. 

. The  History  of  Polindor  and  Flostella;   with  otber 

Poems.  8P  Lond.  1651. 

A  briefe  view  of  the  state  of  the  Cburch  of  Ei^and  a» 

it  stood  in  Queen  Elizabelh^s  nntl  King  James^s  Reigne  to  the 
yeere  1608.  Being  a  Cbaracler  nrui  Hii^tory  of  the  Sishope  of 
those  times.     Edited  by  J.  Chetwind.  12"  Lond.  1653. 

Nugae  Antiqusc.  Selected  from  Authentic  Remaim  bj 


Henry  Harington.  3  vol.  12«  Lond.  1792. 

With  illustrative  notes  by  T.  Park.  2  vol.    8^ 


•  Lond.  1804. 
HARINGTON  (john)  Divers  remarkable  Passa^  of  God^s  good 

Providence  in  the  wonrlerfol  deliverance  of  John  Harington, 

R.  Ram,  W.  Sclater  and  Serjeant  Horne.  4<»  Lond.  1643. 
HARIOT  (thomas)  A  brief  and  true  Report  of  the  new  fouod 

Land  of  Virginia.  fol.  Franc.  1590. 
HARLAKENdEN  (kath.)  V.  williamson. 
HARLAKENDEN  (smythee)  r.  josselin. 
HARLAND  (s.)  English  Spelling-Book.  12*  Lond.  1719. 
HARLAY  (fr.  de)  Archeoeque  de  Rouen.     La  Maniere  de  bieR 

entendre  la  Messe  de  Paroisse.  12*  Par.  1686. 
HARLE  (jonathan)  v.  horsley. 

His  Life.  8»  Lond. 

HARLEIAN  Misceliany.    Or  a  collection  of  scarce  Pampblelft 

and  Tracta.  8  ?ols.  4«  Lond.  1741    48. 
■■■  Catalogue  of  Pamphlets  in  the  Harleian  ybrary.     4* 

jLond.  HARUSM. 


H  A  R 

HARLEM.    Ephemeris,  seu,  Diarium  eonim^  qns  circa  Here- 

lemum  evenerunt,  a  6  Iduum  Decembrium  1572,  usque  ad  14 

Kalend.  Martium  1573.  12«  Delph.  1573. 
HARLEQUIN.    Airs,  chorusses,  &c.  in  Harlequin  in  his  £le- 

ment,  a  Pantomime.  8®  Lond, 
Songs,  &c  in  Harlequin's  Tour,  a  Pantomime.    S* 

Lond.  1800. 
HARLEQUIN-HORACE,  8°  Ltmd.  1731. 
HARLES  (gotti.ib.  chr.)  t).  fabricius.  / 

HARLES  (theoph.  chris.)  Introductio  in  Notitiam  Literatur» 

Romanffi  inprimis  Scriptorum  Latinorum.  8®  Norib.  1781. 
HARLEY,  V.  coLLiNs. 
HARLEY  (andr.)  De  methodo  docendi  Medicinam  mathema- 

tica.  4«  Bas.  1714. 
HARLEY  {Col.  edward)  r.  army. 
HARLEY  (edward)  Earl  of  Oxford.    Catalogue  of  his  Pictures, 

Coins,  and  Medals  to  be  sold  by  Auclion.  4^  Lond.  1741 — 2. 
HARLEY  (Sir  edward)    An  Essay  towards  the  Settlement  of 

Peace  and  Truth  in  the  Church.  4«  Lond.  1681. 
• Sciiptural  and  Rationai  Account  of  the  Christian  Re- 

ligion ;  particularly  concerning  Justification  only  by  the  Pro- 

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HARLEY  (Sir  robt.)  v.  froysell. 
HARLEY  (robt.)  Earl  ofOxford.     Secret  History  of  Arlus  and 

Adolphus,  Ministers  of  State  to  the  Empress  of  Grandisula. 

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Eleven  opinions  about  Mr.  H y,  with  observations. 

S"  Lond.mi. 

His  Life,  birth  and  character.  4*  Lond.  1711. 

Reasons  which  induced  Her  Majesty  to  create  tbe  Rt 

Hble.  R.  Harley  a  Peer  of  Great  Britain.  4«  Lond.  1711. 
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1713. 
The  wholc  proceedings  against  Robt.  Earl  of  Oxford. 

8*  Lond.  1715. 

Account  of  the  conduct  of  Robt.  E.  of  Oxford.    8* 


Lond.mS. 

A  V indication  of  the  E.  of  Oxford.  ^  Lond.  1715. 

'  Artiktlen  van  Beshuidiging  tegens  din  Graaf  van  Ox- 

ford,  Vicomte  van  Bolingbroke,   Hertoy  van  OrmoiKJ,  en  den 

Graaf  vanStrafford.  8«  Amst.  1716. 
■  An  l!ssay  on  public  Credit.  8*  Lond.  1797. 

HARLOWE  (pedaell)  Dttectionof  Papisticail  Fraud  committcd 

by  R.  B.  upon  tvMi  of  the  Articies  of  the  Church  of  England. 

4*  Lond.  1641. 
HARLWICK  (will.)  History  of  the  third  Sesskm  of  the  prescnt 

ParHamen^,  with  whatpassed  at  the  Triaiof  the  Earl  of  Oxford, 

8»  Lond.  1717. 
HARMAN  (ephraim)  Letter  toTliomas  Randolph,  occasioned  by 

bis  Discoufbe»  entitied,  Party  Zeal  censured.  8^  Lond.  1752. 
Vot.  m.  I  i  HAHiMAN 


H  A  R 

HA^MAN  (JAMES)  V.  MILLECHAMP. 

HARMANNUS  (geo.)  v.  peccam. 
HARMARUS  (joh.)  r.  chrysostomus. 

Protomartyr  Brltannus  sivc  Elegia  sacra  in  Conversio* 

nem  et  Martyrium  Sancti  Albani.  4®  Lond.  1627. 

Apologia  pro  Joanne  Williams,  Archiepiscopo  Ebora- 


censi.  12°  Lond,  1649. 

^  Oratio    Protectoris  Elogium   complectens.   4*    1654. 

CatechesisRcligionisChristianae  compendiosior,  a  Con- 


■ventu  Venerandorum  Magns  Britanniae  Theologorum,  qui 
Westmonasterii  consederant,  concinnata.  Gr.  Lat,  12^  Jjond. 
1659. 

XPISTOAOriA  METPIKH.  Sive  Hvmnus  ad  Chriatum, 


Vitam  eju«  sumniatim  enan^ans.  Gr,  iMt.  12*  Lond.  1660. 
HARMENOPULUS  (coNsrANriNUs)  De  Sectis  et  de  Fide  or^ 

thodoxa.  6r.  Lat.  a  Leunclavio.  8^  Basil.  1578. 
HARMER  (anthony)  Errors  in  Bumefs  History  of  the  Refor- 

mation.  8°  Lond.  1693.  [i.  e.  H.  Wharton.] 
HARMER  (TH08.)  V.  ray. 
— —  Outlines  of  a  Commentary  on  Solomon's  Song.     8* 

Lond.  1775. 

Observations  on  divers  Passages  of  Scripture.    4  vols. 


8»  Lond.  1776—87. 
HARMES  (gerh.)  De  praesumtione  dehiti  ex  solutione  usurarum. 

4«  Hal.  Mag.  1720. 
HARMES  (mart.)  De  Ventriculi  et  Intestinorum  morbis.  4*  M, 

Catt.  1684. 
•  De  acidularum  usu  carundemque  vero  modo  operandi. 

4«  M.  Catt.  1685. 
HARMONT  (pierre)  Le  Miroir  de  Fauconnerie.    4®    Rouen, 

1650. 
HARMONY.    A  short  Treatise  on  Harmony,  containing  Rulet 

for  composing.    \with  Ms.  Examples  hy  Mr.  Steele.']  ^  Lond. 

1730. 

Treatiseonllarmony.  8^  Lonrf.  1781. 

An  Essay  on  Harmony,  as  it  relates  chiefly  to  Situation, 

and  Building.  8«  Lond.  1739. 

An  Essay  on  the  Power  of  Numbers  and  Principles  of 


Harmony  in  poetical  Compositions.  8^  Lond.  1749. 

Principles  and  power  of  Harmony.  4®  Lond.  1771. 


HARN  (wiLHELMus  van)  Carmcn,  de  Vi,  et  Efficacia  Regine 

Pecuniae.  4«  Anist.  1676. 
HARNEY  (mart.)  De  Lectione  Gallicse  Translationis  Novi  Tea- 

tamenti,  ceu  Montibus  impressse,  adversui  Anton.  Amaldum. 

199  Lovan.  1689. 
HARNISCHIUS  (joh.  andr.)  De  Hfiemoptysi.    iP  Hal.  Mag. 

1730. 
HARO  sur  la  F  ....  des  B  ...  •  par  Thomas  Guilleaunie 

B.  E.  R.  ^  Gratoble,  1789. 
HARO  (damian  lopes  de)  Ohitpo  dc  Puerto  Rico.  Constituciones 

SinodaTes.  fol.  Madr.  1647.  HARO 


H  A  R 

HARO  (dav.  be)  Be  Motus  speciebus.  4^  Lug.Bat,  1631. 
HARODONO  (R.  BENJ.  D*)  Precctti  per  le  Donne  Hebree.  Trad. 

per  Rabbi  Giacob.  4»  Pad.  1625. 
HAROLD  (ant.)  Earl  of.  v.  parne. 
HAROLDUS  (PE.)  V.  mocroveio. 
HARP  (martin)  Positiones  medic».  4«  Ultr.  1692. 
HARPE  (m.dela)  Elogcde  FonUine.  8«  Par.  1774. 
— — —  Lycee  ou  Cours  de  Utterature  ancienne  et  modeme. 

16lom.  8»  Par.  1799—1805. 
HARPER  (aug.)  V.  banbury. 
HARPER  (r.  g.)  Observations  on  tbe  disputes  between  tbe  United 

States  and  France.  8<>  Lond.  1797. 
HARPER  (sAM.)  Catalogue  of  his  Librarv.  8*>  Lond.  1802. 
HARPIUS  (henr.)  Theologia  Mystica.  l>  Par.  1587. 
cum  Introductione  per  P.  P.  Philippium.  4* 

G>/.  1611. 

■  Index  expurgatorius  in  Libros  ejus  Theologiae  Mystics. 

8*  Par.  1698. 
HARPOCRATION  (valerius)  Lexicon  X  Rhetorum.     Gr.  fol. 

Fen.  apud  Ald.  1527. 
■  cum  notis  Ph.  J.  Maussaci.     4^     Par.  1614. 

[cum  Notis  Mss.] 

Gr.  Lat.  a  N.  Blancardo.    Subjiciuntur  P.  J. 


Maussaci  et  H.  V^lesii  Notae.  4^  Lug.  Bat.  168.^. 

cum  notis  Gronovii.  Accedunt  Diatribe  H. 


Stephani  ad  locos  Isocrateos,  iteni  Notae  H.  Valesii.  4®  Lugd. 

B.1696. 
HARPPRECHT  (ferd.  christoph.)  Dissertationes  Academice. 

2  tom.  4«  Tubing.  1737. 
HARPPRECHT  (jouannes)  Lucema  Salis  Philosophorum.     9 

Amst.  1658. 
HARPSFELDIUS  (nicol.)  Dialogi  VI  contra  Summi  PontiB- 

catus,  Monasticffi  Vits,  Sanctorum,  sacrarum  Imaginum,  Op* 

pugnatores,  et  Pseudomartyres,  Editore  AL  CoJK).    4®    ArU. 

Plant.  1566. 
Historia  Anglicana  Ecclesiastica.    Adjecta  narratione 

de  Divortio  Henrici  VHI  Regis  ab  Uxore  Catherina  et  ab  £o- 

clesia  Romana  discessione  scripta  ab  E.  Campiano  et  edit.  a  R. 

Gibbono.  fol.  Duac.  1622. 
HARQUEBUSES.     Ordonance  du  Roy  contenant  defenses  a 

toutes  personnes  de  nc  porter  harquebuses,  pbtoies,  &c.  par  toQt 

le  Royaumede  France.  8*  Par.  1598. 
HARRES  (JOH.  cHRisT.)  Dissertatio  de  eo,  quod  justum  est  circa 

Dispensationem  Matrimonii,  ob  Legem  Consanguinitatis   vel 

AffiniUtis  Jure  Divino  proliibiti.  4^  Hal.  Mag.  1719. 
HARRES  (Nic.)  De  Comcediis  et  Tragoediis.  8«  Franc.  1691. 
HARRINGTON  (james)  v.  wrkn. 

Oceana.  fol.  Lcmd.  1656. 
and  other  Works,  with  an  Account  of  his  Life 

by  ToUnd.  foL  Lond.  1700. 

HARRINGTON 


H  A  R 

/ 

HARRINGTON  (james)  Oceana  and  other  Worka,  with  an  Ac- 

count  of  his  Life  by  Toland.  fol.  Lond.  1737. 
Considerations  on  his  Cominonwealth  of  Oceana.     12* 

Lond,  1657. 

Pour  enclouer  le  Canon.  4®  1659. 

A  discourse  shewing^  that  the   Spirit  of  Parliaments, 


with  a  Council  in  the  Intervals,  is  not  to  be  trusted  for  a  Settle- 
ment,  lest  it  introduce  Monarchy  and  Persecution  for  Con- 
science.  4°  Lond.  1659. 

A  Discourse  upon  this  say ing :  The  Spirit  of  the  Nation 


is  not  yet  to  be  trusted  with  Liberty ;  lest  it  introduce  Monar- 
chy,  or  invade  the  Liberty  of  Conscience.  4^  Lond,  1659. 

Aphori^ms  PoUtical.  4^  Lond.  1659. 

— .  The  Paralki  unparaUeld.  4«  1659. 

Valerius  aiid  Publicola:  or  tlie  true  form  of  a  Com» 


monwealth.  4^  Lond.  1659. 

Pohticaster.  12«  Lond.  1659. 

A  Parallel  of  the  Spirit  of  the  People,  with  the  Spirit 


of  Mr.  Rogers.  4«  Lond.  1659. 

•  The  Wayes  and  meanes  for  an  equal  and  lasting  Com- 


monwealth.  4®  Lond.  1660. 

The  censureof  the  Rota  upon  Miltons  bookentilled  7^^ 


way  to  estuhlish  a  Commoniveatth.  4«  Lond»  1660. 

Politicai  Tracts,  omitted  in  Toland's  Edition  of  his 


WorlLs.  fol. 
HARRINGTON  {Lord)  v.  politeness. 
HARRIOTUS  (tho.)  Artis  Analytica?  Praxis  ad  aequationes  Al- 

gebraicas  nova  expedita  et  generaU  methodo  resolvendas.     fol. 

Lond.  1631. 
HARRIS,  Earl  of  Malmeshuiy.  v.  francia. 
HARRIS,  V.  vvARE. 
HARRIS  (barth.)  Lusus  serius  in  Petronii  Arbitri  Matronam 

Ephesiam,  huc  adjiciuntur  Dissertatiunculsb  quatuor  philoso- 

phic».  12°  Lond.  1665. 
HARRIS  (capt.)  r.  pirates. 
HARRIS  (francis)  An  Answer  to  XXVIII  Queries  sent  to  the 

Quakers.  ^^  Lond.  1645. 
HARRIS  (JAS.)  Works.    With  his  life  by  the  Earl  of  MahBca- 

bury.  2vol.  4°  Lond.  1801. 
■  Hermes.     Or  a  philosophical  enquiry  concerning  uni- 

versal  Grammar.  8^  Lond.  1761. 

8°  Lond.  1765. 

8«  Lond.  1771. 


•Three   Treatises.     I  Art.      II  Music,    Painting    and 


Poetry.     III  Happiness.  8«  Lond.  1765. 
8°  Lond.  1772. 


■  Philosophical  Arrangeinents.  8^  Lond.  1775. 
Philological  Inquiries,in  3  ParU.  8®  Lond.  1781. 


HARRIS(JOHN)  V.  BOURKE.  ROBINSON. 

HARRIS  (john)  The  divine  Physician  for  Body  and  SouL.  12» 
Lond.  1676. 

3  HAERIS 


H  A  R 

HARRIS  (john)  Remarks  od  some  late  Papers  relating  to  the 
universal  Deluge,  and  to  the  natural  Historye  of  the  J^uth.  8* 
Ltmd.  1697.  ^ 

■  Description  and  Use  of  the  Globes,  and  of  CoUins^s 

Pocket  Quadrant.  12°  Lond.  1703. 

The  Elements  of  Plain  Trigonometry  demonstrated.  8^ 


Land,  1703. 

Lexicon  Technicum :    Or  a  Dictionary  of  Arts  «nd 

Sciences.  3  vol.  fol.  Lond.  1704—10. 

2  vol.  fol.  Lond.  1708—10. 


Navigantlum  atque  Itinerantium  Bibliotheca.     Or  m 

compleat  Coliection  of  Voyap^es  and  Travels,  of  above  400  au* 
thentic  Writers.  2vol.  fol.  Land,  1705. 

2  vol.  fol.  Lond.  1744—48. 


Treatise  of  Algebra.  S^  Lond.  1714. 


HARKIS  (john)  The  Puritane's  Impuritie :  or  the  Anatomie  of 

a  Puritane  or  Separatist.  4°  Lond.  1641. 

£ngland's  out-cry.  4**  Lond.  1644. 

Peace  not  War :  or  the  Moderator  stating  the  Casc  of 

the  Commonwealth  from  1636  to  1659.  4^  Lond.  1659. 

Spcech  at  his  £xecution,  with  his  Prayer  and  Confes- 


sion.  4»  Lond.  1660. 
HARRIS  (john)  Bp.  ofLandaff.    Seven  Sermons  at  Boyles  Lec- 

ture.  4«  Lond.  1698. 
The  practice  of  religious  and  moral  Duties^  the  bcat 

way  to  make  a  Nation  happy.    A  Fast  Sermon.    4^    Lond. 

1701. 

•  The  Evil  and  Mischief  of  a  fiery  Spirit.    A  Sermon. 


^  Land.  1710. 

— ' Considerations  on  the  birth  day  of  King  George.    8* 

Lond.  1715. 

Sermon  before  the  Lords  30  Janr.  4«  Lond.  1735. 


HARRIS  (john)  Thanksgiving  Sermon.  4«  Lond.  1759. 
HARRIS  (john)  The  Picture  of  a  high  flying  Clergyman:  Or  a 

true  State  of  the  Case  between  him  ^d  Dr.  Charles  Humphreys» 

8»  Lond.  1716. 

History  of  Kent,  tom.  1.  fol.  Lond.  1719. 

— —  Astronomical  Dialogues.  8®  Lond.\l\d. 

HARRIS  (joseph)  The  Mistakes,  or,  the  false  Report,  a  Tragi- 

comedy.  4®  Lond.  1691. 
■  The  City  Bride.  Or  the  merry  Cuekold,  a  Comedy.  4^ 

Lond.  1696. 

Luzara,  a  Pindarique  Ode,  on  Prince  Eugene.    fol. 


Lond.  1702. 

Great  Britain's  Glory,  or  the  Loyal  Subjects  Praise  for 


King  George,  and  tbe  Prince  of  Wales's  safe  arrival  in  England, 

a  Poem.  fol. 
HARRIS  (joseph)  Treatise  on  Navigation.  4?  Lond.  1730. 
Description  and  Use  of  the  Globes,  and  Orrery.    8® 

Lond.  1734. 

HARRIS 


H  A  R 

HARRIS  (josepr)  An  Essay  on  Money  and  Coins.  2  Parts.    8^ 

Lond.  1757. 
HARRIS  ()oseph)  The  Naval  Atalantis,  ora  display  of  the  Cha- 

racters  of  such  flag  Of^cers  as  were  distinguished  during  the 

last  War.  8"  Lond.  1788. 
HARRIS  (ma.)  Brittaine's  Hallelujah.    Or  a  Thanksgiving  Ser* 

mon  at  Ilainburgh.  4^  1639. 
HARRIS  (moses)  The  Aurelian.     Or  Natural  History  of  Eng- 

lish  Insects,  together  with  the  Plants  on  which  thcy  feed.     M* 

Land.  1766. 
An  Exposition  of  English  Insects.  4®  Lond.  1776. 

HARRIS(PHIL.)t7.QUlCK. 

HARRIS  (R.)  Two  Lettersin  vindication  of  himself.  4«  1648. 
HARRIS  (r.)  Sermon  on  the  death  of  Eliz.  Buttall.  1767.     8* 

Lo?id. 
Scriptural  Rescarches  on  the  licitness  of  the  Slave  Trade. 

8«  Lond.  1788. 
HARRIS  (rice)  V.  evans.  manning. 
H ARRIS  (richard)  The  English  Concord,  in  Answer  to  Becane'* 

English  Jarre.  4®  Lond.  1614. 
HARRIS  (robert)  His  Life  and  Dcath,  by  W.  D.     l^    Lond. 

1660. 
HARRIS  (rob.)  Abner'8  Funeral,  or  a  Sermon  on  Sir  T.  Lucie. 

4»  Lojid.  1641. 

r-  Fast  Sermon.  4»  Lond.  1642. 

■  True  Religion  in  the  old  way  of  Piety  and  Charity.     A 

Spittle  Sermon.  4»  Lond.  1645. 

Samuers  Funerall,  or  a  Sermon  preached  at  the  Func- 


ralofSirA.Cope.  fol.  Lond.  1653. 
HARRIS  (sam.)  r.  green. 

■  Funcral  Sermon  on  A.  Troward.  8"  Lond.  1712. 

HARRIS  (t.)  V.  colman. 
HARRIS  (thom.)  XEIPEHOXH.    The  Excellency  of  the  handy 

Work  of  the  Royal  Hand.  4«  Lond.  1665. 
HARRIS  (Tiio.)  The  Antidote :  or  some  Remarks  upon  a-  Trea- 

tise  on  Mercury.  8"  Lond.  1732. 
A  Treatise  on  tlie  ener^  of  crudc  Mercury.  8*  Lond. 

1734. 
HARRIS  (tim.)  A  Pindarique  Ode  on  the  death  of  Madam  How- 

land.  fol.  Lond.  1719. 
HARRIS  (walter)  Pharmacopeia  Anti-Empirica:  OraRatioiial 

Disoourse  of  Remedies.  8^  Lond.  1683. 

— De  Morbis  acutis  Infantum.  8*  Lond.  1689. 

&  Lond.  1720. 

Angl.  by  W.  Cockbum.  W  Lond.  1693. 

by  John  Martyn.  &  Lond.  1742. 


Gall.  par  M.  Devaux.  8«  Par.  1730. 


Oratio  Anniversaria.  4**  Lond.  1707. 
De  Peste.  8»  Lond.  1721. 


HABRIS 


H  A  R 

HARRIS  (walter)  Dissertationes  Medicfle  et  Chirurgicee.    8^ 
Lmd.  1725. 

Thc  great  and  wonderful  Works  of  God.    4«    Lohi. 

1727. 
FIARRIS  (walter)  Fiction  unmasked :  a  Dialogue.     8^    DubL 
1752. 

■  Hibemica,  or  some  antient  Pieces  relating  to  Ireland. 

fol.  D«W.1757. 

8<»  Dubl.  1770. 


History  and  Antiquities  of  Dublin.  8*  Lond,  1766. 


HARRIS  (william)  An  historical  and  critical  Account  of  the 
Life  and  Writings  of  K.  James  the  First.  8«  Lond.  1753. 

■■  An  historical  and  critical  account  of  K.  Charles  the 

First  8^  Lond.  1758. 

An  historical  and  critical  account  of  the  Life  of  Oliver 


Cromwell,  &c.  8«  Lcmd.  1672. 

•  An  historical  and  critical  account  of  the  Life  of  K. 


Charles  II.  2  vols.  8«  lowd.  1766. 

HARRIS  (W.)  V.  AMORY.    GROSVENOR.    LARDNER.    WARE. 

■  ■  ■  Sermon  occasioned  by  the  general  Mourning  for  the 

death  of  Pr.  George  of  Denmark.  8®  Lond.  1708. 

•  The  Scripture  Consolations  in  the  Death  of  good  Men. 


A  Sermon  on  the  death  of  B.  Barker.  8«  Lond.  1719. 

Of  Readiness  for  the  coming  of  the  Lord.    A  Sennoii 


on  the  death  of  T.  Pickard.  8®  Lond.  1720. 
— —  The  Divine  Govemment  a  Reason  of  universal  Joy.  8* 

Land.\72\. 
—  A  Chnstian's  Groans  in  the  mortal  body ;  and  desires 

of  thft  heavenly  Happiness.     A  Sermon  on  the  deatli  of  J.  Bil* 

lingsley.  8»  Lond.  1722. 

Memoii-s  of  Revd.  T.  Manton.  8«  Lond,  1725. 

-  The  happy  end  of  an  useful  Life.     A  Funeral  Sermon 


oa  J.  Mercer.  8»  Lond.  1725. 

The  Death  of  good  Men  in  the  midst  of  their  Day» 

coDsidered  and  improved.    A  Funeral  Sermon  on  Revd.  S, 
Harvey.  8«  Lond.  1729. 

The  Love  of  Christ's  appearance  the  Character  of  a 


sincere  Christian.    A  Funeral  Sermon  on  Revd.  J.  Oldfield.  8* 

Xondmo. 
■  Finishing  the  Christian  Course  considered  and  argued. 

AFuneral  Sermon  on  the  Revd.  J.  Evans.  8**  Lcmd.  1730. 
— —  Diligence  in  the  Christian  Life  necessary  to  be  found  in 

Peace.    A  Funeral  Sermon  on  the  Revd.  D.  Mayo.    8^    Lond. 
'  1733. 
HARRIS  (w.)  TTie  Brewer,  Victualler  and  Guagers  Assistant  13* 

Lond.  1793. 
HARRIS  (w.)  A  Catalogue  of  the  Library  of  the  Royal  Institu» 

tiou.  8«  Lond.  1809. 
H ARRISON  (amos)  The  uncertainty  of  Life,  with  the  special  ad- 

vantages  of  being  prepared  for  Death :  or  a  death-bed  Repent- 

anoe 


H  A  R 

ance  weigbed  in  the  balance  and  found  wanting.    A  Fanerat 

Sermon  bn  Job  Harrison.  8"  Land.  1724. 
HARRISON  (david)  Melancboly  Narrative  of  his  voyage  from 

Fyal  to  New  York.  S^  Lond.  1766. 
HARRISON  (edmond)  The  Case  of  E.  Harrison,  Wm,  Dockwra, 

John  Thrale  and  Thos,  Jones.  fol.  ** 

HARRISON  (edward)  Idea  Longitudinis^  being  Definitions  of 

Axioms  for  (inding  the  Longitude.  8®  Lond.  1696. 
HARRISON  (edwd.)  Plain  dealing :  or  a  Countryman*8  doleful 

complaint  and  faithful  watchword  to  the  Statesmen  of  the  Times. 

4»  Lond,  1649. 
HARRISON  (eliz.)  p.  moore. 
HARRISON  (eliz.)  Miscellanies  on  Moral  and  Refigious  Sub- 

jects.  ^  Lond.  1756. 
HARRISON  (henry)  r.  rowe. 
His  Trial  for  the  Murther  of  A.  Clenche.    fol.     Ltmd. 

1693. 

The  last  wortte  of  a  dying  Penitent  4®  Lond.  169^ 


HARRISON  (3.)  Dcath  aboUshed  for  all  Believers:  or  late  Peni- 

tents  warned  or  great  Sinners  encouraged.    A  Sermon  od  tlie 

deathofS.F.  8«  Lond.  1743. 
HARRISON  (JAc.)  De  Morbi  natura.  4«  Lug.  Bdt.  1694, 
HARRISON  (john)  v,  davidson. 
HARRISON  (john)  The  Messiah  already  come,  op  Proofe  of 

Christianity  written  in  Barbary.  4**  Amst.  1619. 

■     ■  Account  of  the  Departure  of  Frederick,  King  of  Bohe- 

mia,  from  Heidelberg  to  Prague,  to  take  the  Crown  of  that 

Kingdom.  4*  Dort,  1619. 

The  tragical  Life  and  Death  of  Muley  Abdala  Melek, 


late  King  of  Barbarie.     Wilh  a  Propoeition  to  all  Chriatiaa 
Princes.  4«  Delph.  1633. 

A  Vindication  of  the  Scriptures.     Or  thc  Manifeata- 


tion  of  Jesus  Christ  the  true  Messiah  aiready  come.  13*  Lond, 
1656. 

•  The  censures  of  the  Church  revived.  4®  Lond,  1657. 


HARRISON  (JOHN)  r.MASKELYNE. 

-  Narrative  of  ihe  Proceedings  for  finding  the  Longitude 

by  Mr.  Harrison'8  Time  Keeper.  8"  Lond.  1765. 

Minutes  of  the  Proceedings  of  the  Commissioners  con- 


ceming  Mr.  Harrison'8  Time-Piece.  4°  1765. 

Remarks  on  a  pamphlet  published  by  Revd.  Dr.  Mas- 


kelyne.  8*  Lond.  1767^ 

Tlie  Principles  of  Mr.  Harrison'8  Time-Keeper,  with 


Platesof  thesame.  4«  Lond.  1767. 
HARRISON  (joseph)  A  Glimpse  of  divine  hght  breaking  thro* 

a  cloud  of  errors.  4®  Lond.  1655.  '^ 

HARRlSON  (mary)  v.  nicholets. 
HARRISON  iMr.)  The  infant  Vision  of  Shakespeare.   4»  Lond. 

1794. 

HAERISON 


.    H  A  R 

HAltRISOK  (M.  B.)  ThcTravellers  a  Comcdy.  8*  Lond.  l78S» 
HARRISON  (THo.)  V.  hampden. 
HARRISON  {Capi.  tho.)  p.  lisbon. 

HARRISON  (tHOS.)  V.  bALECHAMPlUS. 

HARRISON  (thos.)  v,  feak.  REbicfDfes. 

Articles  of  High  Treasoh  as^ainst  Maj.  General  Harri* 

M>n,  Sir  A.  Hasilri^,  Sir  H.  Vane  and  Mr.  T.  Scott.    4«    Xoiicf. 

1660. 
— — ^  Observations  tipon  his  last  actions  and  words.  4**  Lond, 

1660. 

The  Speeches  and  Prayers  of  Major  Geri.  Harrison^ 


Mr.  John  Carew,  Mr.  Justice  Cooke,  Mr.  Hugh  Peters,  Mr. 

Tho.  Scott,  Mr.  Greg.  Clement,  Col.  Adrian  Scroop,  Col.  John 

Jones,  Col.  Dan.  Axtell,  and  Col.  Francis  Hack^r.  4<>  1660. 
HARRISON  (tho.)  v.  piccott. 

-^ Funeral  Sermon  on  Capt.  Briggs.  4'  Lt>nd,  1695. 

Funeral  Sermon  on  M.  Abbot.  12»  Lbnd.  1700. 

Funeral  Sermon  on  E.  Ewer.  8»  Lond.  1702. 

HARRISON  (tuo.)  Funeral  Sermon  oti  J.  Lawes.    8^    Loni. 

1717. 
— —  Funeral  Sermon  on  Mrs.  H.  Hurst.  8*  Land.  1720. 
■  Sermon  in  vindication  of  his  conforming  to  the  Chorch 

of  England.  8<>  Lond.  1729. 

Funeral  Sermon  on  Lady  A.  Page.  8»  Lond.  1729. 

■'  Remarks  on  a  paper  published  by  Mr.  Tho.  Harrisoilf 

modestly  stiled  An  Answer  to  afalse  and  scandalous  Paper,  4^. 

8*  Lond.  1729. 
— —  The  mutual  duties  of  Clei^  and  Laity.    A  Sennoiu 

8*  Lond.  1730. 
HARRISON  (tho.)  The  Grace  of  God  in  Christ  to  all  Men  Bcrip^ 

tundly  vindicated :  in  an  Examination  of  Mr.  Blighti»  discoone 

oo  Deutr.XXXn.  9.  8«  Lond.  1765. 
HARRISON  (w.)  V.  PBRav. 
HARRISON  (william)  Woodstock  Park,  a  Poera.    foL    Lond. 

1706. 
HARRISON  (wM.)  Funeral  Sermon  on  Mrs;  Brettergh.    W 

Lond.  1605. 
HARRISON  (WM.)  Petition  to  Sir  T.  Fairfax.  4*  1^7. 
HARROD  (wM.)  Antiquities  of  Stamford  and  St.  Martins,  iDcliid* 


ing  Burghley.  2  vol.  12*  Stan{f:l7S5. 
lARROGATE. 


HARROGATE.    A  season  at  Harrogate,  in  a  serief  of  Poetical 

EMys.  el^  Knaresborough,\S\2. 
HARROP  (edwo.  ATKiNs)  Miscellaneous  Poems.     12^    Lond. 

1796. 
HARSANY  (jac.  nact  de)  Colloquia  familiaria,  Turcico-Latina. 

Seu  SCatus  Turcicus  loquens.  8®  Ck>L  Brand.  1672. 
HARSCHER  (matth.)  De  Tremore.  4*  Bas.  1619. 
HARSCHLEBEN  (joh.  alb.)  De  Partu  difficili.  4«  Jen.  1666. 
De  Pestilentia-  4»  Jen.  1668. 

v#i-  ra.  K  k  HARSDORFSER 


H  A  R 

H  ARSDORFFER  (geo.  phil.)  Specimcn  Philologiae  Gcrmimic». 

12»  Norimb.  1646. 
IIARSDORFFERN  (g.  p.)  Delit »  Mathematic»  ct  PbysicaB. 

Germ.  tom.  2,  3.  4°  Nurenb.  1651^3. 

Ars  Apophthegmatica.  Germ.  8®  Nurenb.  1655. 

Trincir-Buch.  4«  Nurenb.  1665. 

HARSNET  (samuel)  A  Discovery  of  the  fraudulent  PractiMS  of 

John  Ddrell,  in  the  pretended  Possession  antl  Dispo»se$si<Hi.of 

William  Sommers  and  others.  4®  Lond.  1599. 
HARSNETT  (sam.)  Ahp  of  York.  v.  stuart. 
HARST  (m.  de)  Panegvrick  of  Christina  the  Queen  of  Sweden, 

translated  by  W.  L.  12^  Lond.  1656. 

HART  (ANDR.)  V.  BARBOUR. 

HART  (edward)  The  Bullwark  stormed,  in  Answer  to  Thomas 
de  Laune*s  Plea  for  the  Non  conformists,  with  a  Letter  tQ  ihe 
Author  by  Dr.  Brett.  8«  Lond.  1717. 
HART  (gul.)  Ecloga  Caledon.  4»  Par.  1605. 
■■  The  Examinations,  Arraignement  and  CoQvictiom  of 

.  G^rjre  Sprot.  4»  Lond.  1608. 

HART  (JAMES)  V.  FORREST. 

The  Anatomy  of  Urine».  4»  Land.  1625. 

f  KAINIKH,  or,  the  Diet  of  the  Diseased.    foL     Land. 

163^ 

HART  (JOHN)  V.  tCAYNOLDES. 

IIART  (john)  Trial  of  John  Hart  for  Adultery  and  Cruclty.     8^ 

Lond. 
HART  (john)  Ortho|rraphie.  12»  Lond.  1569. 
IjLART  (john)  Thc  cverlastinor  joys  of  Hcaven.     Or  the  blessed 

Life  of  a  Christian.  12'  Lond.  1656. 

HART  (JOHN)  V.  NEWLIN. 

HART  (joseph)  v.  hughes.  kinsman. 

HART  (Nic)  r.  hill. 

HART  (oliver)  r.  furman.  rogers. 

HART  {Sir  rich.)  Address  to  Sir  R.  Hart  and  T.  Eark  Esq.  a» 

Representatives  in  Parliament  for  Bristol.  fol. 
H^RTXthos.)  The  Prophet  approved  by  the  words  of  his  Pro- 

phesie  coniing  to  passe.  4**  Lond,  1 659. 
HART  {Sir  WM.)  The  Knight  Errant.  12»  Lond.  1652. 
HARTCLIFFE  (john)  Treatise  of  moral  and  intellectual  Virtues. 

8«  Lojid.  1691. 

Sermon  before  the  Lord  Mayor.  .4»  Lond.  1694. 

■■  Sermon  before  the  Commons  on  Jan.  30.    4®    LofuL 

1695. 
HARTE  (walter)  Poem-*  on  several  Occasions.  S*  Lond.  1727. 

— :  8»  Lond.  1739. 

■  Essay  Qn  Satire,  particularly  on  thc  Duiiciad.  8*  Lond, 

1730. 
*  The  Union  and  Harmony  of  Reason,  Moralityand  Ee* 

vealed  Religion.     A  Sermon  before  the  Univei-sity  of  OxfonL 

8«  Ojf.  1737, 

HABTK 


H  A  R 

HARTE  (waltsr)  The  ReasoDablenefis  of  National  Humiliation 
upon  the  Approach  of  War.    A  Fast  Sirmon.  8«  (/'/.  1740. 

— — —  VtLVi  of  Pinriars  first  Pylhian  Ode  parapbnuted.    4* 
iMd.  1749. 

History  of  the  Life  of  <iustavus  Adolpiius,  King  of 


Sweden.  2  vol.  4»  Lcmd,  1759. 
HARTENFELS  (ceorc.  christoph.  petr.  von)  Pestii  Telapr»- 

visa.  12^  Etf,  1682. 

Dissertatio  Medica.  4«  Erf.  1092. 

Invitationes  Medicffi.  4«  Etf,  1697—1707. 

■  Abgenothigte   Antwort   und    Ehrcnrettung  entgegen 

gesetzet  der  unlanost  in  Dmck  gegebenen  Fucbischen  Scbma* 

und  Laster-SchriffL  4»  £//.  1703. 
HARTFOHD  (wm.)  Marquis  of  v,  seymour. 
HARTGYLL  (ceo.)  General  Kalenders,  or  raost  easie  Astrono- 

niicalTables.  fol.  Lomf.  1594. 
HARTIGIUS  (amand.)  Liber  Galeni  de  causis  Morborum  in 

Theses  contractus.  4*  Argent.  1680. 
HARTIGIUS  (chr.)  Exercitatio  Medica  XIL  4«  Argent.  1623. 
— —  Exercitatio  medica  XV.  4*  ArgerU.  1623. 
HARTKNOCH  (christ.)  Respublica  Polonica  illustrata,  et,  de 

OriginttkUs  Pooieranicis,  Dissertatio.  8*  Franc,  1678. 
HARTLEY  (david)  v.  warren. 
Some  reasons  why  Inoculation  shoXild  be  introduced 

into  the  Town  of  Bury.  8»  Bury,  1733. 

Ten  Cases  of  Persons  who  have  taken  Mrs.  Stephens'a 


Medicmes  for  the  Stone.  8«  Lcmd.  1738. 

A  View  of  the  present  Evidence  for  and  against  Mrs» 


Stephens's  Metlicines  for  the  Slone.  8<»  Lond.  1739. 

De  Lithontriptico,  a  Joanna  Stephciis  nuper  invento. 


Dis!»ertatio  Epistolaris.  8^  Lugd.Bai.  1741. 

Ol)servations  on  Man,  his  Frame,  his  Duty,  and  his 


ExpectatioDs.    Witb  notes  and  additions  by  li.  A.  Pistorius. 
3vol.  8«  Li>nd.\19\. 
HARTLEY  (david)  Propos^als  for  the  security  of  Spectators  in 

any  public  Theatre  against  Fire.  8®  Lond. 
^— —  Address  to  the  Mayor,  &c.  of  Kingston  upon  Hull.    8* 
Lond.  1784. 
■  Ai^ment  on  the  French  Revolution.  8^  Bath,  1794. 

Account  of  the  Fire  at  Richmond  House  and  of  tbe 


efficacy  of  the  Fire  Plates  on  that  occasion.  fol.  Lmd.  1792. 
HARTLEY  (james)  p.  crabtree.  pawcett. 

■  The  Head  Stone   brought  forth.     Two  discoursea  on 
thedeath  of  J.  Greenwood.  8®  Lond.  1755. 

HARTLEY  (w.)  v.  bythell.  gibbs. 

HARTLEY  (wm.)  Tne  Priests  Patent  cancelld.  4»  Lond.  1649.- 

■  ■  Good  news  to  all  Peqple.     Glad  Tydinga  for  all  Men. 

God  good  to  all,  a  Sermon.  4»  Lond.  1650. 

The  Prerogative  Priest^a  Paasing  Bell.  Or  Amen  to  the 


ripd  aergy.  4«  Lond.  1651. 

-      HARTLEY 


H  A  R 

HARTLEY  (w.  h.)  Address  to  the  Public  cm  tbe  Bubject  df  tke 

late  Ijoan.  8»  Lond,  1781. 
HARTLIB  (geo.)  Saneuis  Jesu  Xti  emundat  nos  A  opdni  pec* 

cato.  4»  Thom,  1631. 
HARTC^IB  (sAM.)  b.  bee^.  boate.  commenius.  drubt. 
r Conatuum   Comenianorum    pneludia  cx  Bibliotheca 

S.  H.  4»  Oxm.  1637. 

Relation  of  attempts  to  procure  ecclesiastical  peace 


among  Proteittants,  4^  Lond.  1641. 

>  A  faithful  and  seasonable  Advice,  or  the  necessity  of  m 


seasonable  Correspondencie  for  advancing  the  Protestant  cauae. 

4»  1643. 

Letter  to  Alexr*  Hinderson.  4^*  Lond.  1643. 

A  short  Letter  modestly  intreatinga  Fnend'sJudf;^iiient 

upon  Mr.  £dward's,  his  Booke,  he  calleth  an  Anti-Apologie : 

with  an  answer  thereto.  4®  Lond.  1644. 

The  necessity  of  nearcr  correspondency  amonert  the 


Evangelical  Protestants  for  the  advancing  the  Nationaf  cause 
and  bringing:  to  passe  the  eilect  of  the  CoYenant.  4^  hmd. 
1644. 

Discourse  conceming  the  accomplishment  of  our  refor* 


mation.  4<>  Lond.  1647. 

The  ad\nce  of  W.  P.  to  S.  Hartlib  for  the  advancement 


of  Leaming.  4<>  Lond.  164a 

Discourse  of  the  Husbandrie   used  in  Brabuit  and 


Flanders.  4«  Lond.  1650. 

His  Lefi^cie,  or  an  enlargement  of  the  "discourBe  cn 


Husbandry  used  in  Brabant  and  Flanders.  4®  Lond.  1651. 
.  4«  Lond.  1652. 


■         An  Appendix  to  the  Legacie.  4®  Ixmd.  1652. 

The  Reformed  Husbandman.  4«  Lond.  1651. 

Clavis  Apocalyptica.  12*  Lond.  1651. 

—  An  Interrogatory  relating  the  Husbandry  and  Nat.  His- 
tory  of  Irelaud.  4°  1652. 

The  reformed  Spiritual  Husbandman,  with  an  humUe 


Memorandum  conceming  Chelsea  College,  and  a  CorrcBpaiw 
dencie  with  Foreign  Protestants.  4"  Lond.  1652. 

A  Discovery  for  DiviMon  of  or  setting  out  of  Land  as 


<o  thebest  form.  4«  Lond.  1653. 

'  The  reformed  Virginian  Silk-worm,  or  a  new  diseoveiy 


of  a  speedy  way  for  feeding   Silkworms  in  the  woods  po  the 
Mulberry  tree  Leaves  in  Virginia.  4^  Lond.  1653. 
4«^  Lond.  1655. 


— The  tme  and  ready  Way  to  leame  the  Latin  Tongue» 

40  Lonif.  1654. 

Chymical,  medicinal,  and  chimrgical  addresses  made 


to  S.  HarUib.  \^  Lond.  1655. 

— The  earnest  Breathings  of  foreign  Protestanta^  &c  for 

a  compleatBody  pf  practicali  Divinity.  4^  Lond.  1658. 

4  HARTLI9 


H  A  R 

HARTLIB  (SAM.)  The  Compleate  Hiubandman,  with  a  diicoane 

on  the  Nat.  Hist.  of  Ireland.  4»  Lond.  1659. 
•  Cornu  Copia.    A  mi^cellanium  of  Experiments.  4^ 

■  A  design  for  plenty  by  an  universal  planting  of  fruit 
Trees.  4» 

HARTMAN  (geo.)  v.  digby. 

The  Family  Physitian.  S^  Lond.  1696. 

■  — -  The  Preserver  and  Restorer  of  Health :  together  with 
directions  for  Cookery.  12^  Lond.  1682. 

HARTMANN  (chr.)  Exercitatio  Medica.  4«  Argent.  1630. 
HAHTMANN  (conr.  geo.)  De  Somno  prsetematurali.  4*  Jcn. 

1686. 
HARTMANN  (dakiel)  De  Loco.  4<>  1612. 
HARTMANN  (erasmus)  De  Epiphania  et  Epiphaniis  apud  Geo- 

tiles  et  Christianos  sic  dictis.  4^  Jen.  1693. 
HARTMANN  (frid.  wilh.)  De  Morbis  ex  Spasino  Vesicse.   4* 

Hal.  Mas.  1727. 
HARTMANN  (ceorg.)    Perspectiva    communis.    4®    Narimb. 

1542. 
HARTMANN  (godtsch.)  De  Peste.  4«  Dant.  1626. 
HARTMANN  (hier.  erh.)  De  Catarrhis.  4«  J<m.  1701. 

■  De  regulis  Antimonii  eorumque  prseparatione  et  usu^ 
4«  Jen.  1703. 

PARTMANN  (joh.)  De  Fluxu  et  refluxu  Maris.  Franc. 

— — —  Acclamationes   Gratulatoriae  in  Infulam  medicam  ei 

impositam.  4®  Mai-p.  1607. 

.    .  ■  Disputationes  Chymico-Medicse.  Accessit  Philosophus, 

aive  naturse  cousullus  Maiicus.  4^  M.  Catt.  1614. 
HARTMANN  (joh.  c^r.)  De  Capsis  per  se,  necnon  Fortuna  ^ 

Casu.  4*»  Franqf. 
HARTMANN  (joh.  zac^.)  Albertus  Aniiposus  Dux  Saxoni^. 

4«  Kiln.  1726. 
HARTMANN  (mart.)  De  Luce  Cometamm.  4«  Jena:.  1666, 

-=— De  Tinnitu  aurium.  4<>  Jen.  1669. 

HARTMANN  (melch.  phil.)  J)e  Succino,   ejusque  summa  m 

Medicina  efficacia.  4^  Lug.  Bat.  1710. 
HARTMANN  (phil.  jac.)  De  Xiphia  sive  Gladio;  4«  Regiotn: 

De  originibus  Anatomicae.  4®  Berol. 

■  De  generatioue  minefalium,   vegetabilium  &  Anioi^* 

liura  in  Aere.  4^  1689. 

■  A  .1 De  Feritia  anatomipa  veterum.  4®  Regiom.  169^. 

HARTMANN  (ph.  jac.)  Succini  Prussici  Historia.   8®  Frane^ 

'     1677. 

— I.  N.  F.  Succincta  Succiqi  Prus^ici.  ^istoria 

,et  Demonstratio.  4<>  BeroL  1699. 
4°  Lond.  1699. 


JIARTMANNUS  (christoph.)  Annales  de  AntiquiUtc,  Rell* 
gione,  &c.  Heremi  Deiparae  Matris  Moitasterii  Ord.  S.  Be^* 
dicti  in  Helvetia.  fol.  Frih.  1612. 

HARTMANNUS  (f.)  r.  biblia. 

HARTMANNUS 


H  A  R 

HARTMANNUS  (g.  v.)  Epistola  de  Bnito  cx  Homine.  4*  Br- 

ford.  1733. 
HARTMANNUS  (joach.)  r.  biblia. 
HARTMANNUS  (joh.)  Anthropologia  Phy&ico-medico-analo- 

mica.  4<>  Vcn.  1696. 
HARTMANNUS  (joh  )  Opera  mcdico-chymica.  edit.  a  Conn 

Johrenio.  fol.  Pranc,  1690. 
■■  Praxis  Chymiati  ica.    edit.  a  Joh.  Michaele  et  G.  E. 

Hartmanno.  4®  Lzps,  1633.  [cttm  ^^^otis  Mu.  J.  Goddardi.'] 

•• 8»  Gen,  1647. 

8«  Gen.  1689. 


Oil^cina  Sanitatis  et  Praxis  Chymiatrica  emendafa  et 


aucta  a  J.  H.  Cardiliicio.  4<>  Norimb.  1677. 

De  Opio.  edit.  a  J.  G.  Plesliofero.  12"  Witemb.  1635. 

12«  JVitemb.  1658. 


HARTNACCIUS   (dan.)    Breviarium    nistoriae    Turcic».    4* 

Hamb.  1684. 
»■  Curiosa  Naturae,  seu,   admiranda  physica.  8^  Fraf9c. 

1685. 
HARTOGHVELT  (isaacus  van)  Encomium  Urbis  Amstdaeda- 

mensis.  4<^  Amst.  1683. 
HARTOPP  {Sir  john)  v.  watts. 
HARTRANFFT  (just)  Ordo  et  Mcthodus  scrutandi  et  curandi 

Febrimerysipelatode  commuhiter  ab  eflectu  suo  cognominatam 

Rosam.  4°  Jen.  1606. 
HARTRANFFT  (zach.)  De  Loco.  4«L/p5.  1618. 
HARTSOEKER  (nic.)  Essay  de  Dioptrique.  4»  Par.  1694. 

■  "  Principes  de  Physiijue.  4«  Par.  1696. 

■  Conjectures  physiques.  4**  Amst.  1706, 

■  Suite  des  Conjectures  physiques.  4?  Amst.  1708. 

■  Recueil  de  plusieurs  Pieces  de  Physique,  oik  1'on  fait 
principalement  voir  rinvalidite  du  Systeme  de  Mr.  Newton. 
12»  Utrecht,  1722. 

Cours  de  Physique  avec  un  critique  des  Lettres  dc  M. 

lieeuwenhoek.  4®  Haye,  1730. 
HARTSON  (hall)  The  Countess  of  Salbbury.  A  Tragcdy.  8^ 

Lond.  1767. 
HARTUELLUS  (abr.)  Regina  iiterata.  W  Lond.  1565. 
HARTUNG  (JOH.  chr.)    De  more  inurendi  .stig^ata  vetuatis^ 

simo.  4^  Hala.  1720. 
HARTUNG  (oTTo.  phil.  vird.)  De  Pharmaceuticse  recentioris 

praestantia.  49  Alt.  1720. 
—  De  optima  Cancrum  Mammarum   exhrpandi  ratione 

notabili  casu  illustrata.  4^  AUd.  1720. 
HARTUNG  (valent.)  hepi  narnNOOTiAS  vel  de  Barbigenio^ 

Hominis  mer^  Maris.  4^  1608. 
HARTWELL  (abr.)  v.  brosier.  pigafetta. 
HARTWIG  (JOH.)  De  Febribus  in  genere.  4«  WUt.  1659. 

■  De  Calido  innato^  Corporid  Aiiimsque  Vinculoii  4* 
Witt.  1660. 

HARTWISS 


H  A  R 

HARTWISS  (BARTHOLOMiEus  ANHORN  ab)  Theatrum  CoDcionQm 

mcrarum  Topicum^  super  universam  Theologiam.  9  tom.  4^ 

\Ba«.  1691. 
HARTZ  (cusR.)  Tractatus  CrimiDalis,  de  Veneficarum  Inqubi* 

tione.  12°  RinteL  1G39. 
HARTZHEIM  (caspar)   Explicatio  Fabularum  et  Superstitio- 

num,  qnarum,  in  S.  Scriptijris,  fit  Mentio.  8°  Col.  Ag.  1724. 
HARTZilEIM  (jos.)  Hisloria  rei  nummaris  Coloniensis  et  Dis* 

sertationes  de  eadem.  4**  Col.  1754. 
HARTZMANN  (dan.  benj.)  Dissertatio  de  jure  Principum  Pro- 

testanlium  circa   solennia   Matrimonii   ecclebiastica.   4®  Ha!^ 

Mag.  1719. 
HARVETUS  (israel)  Defcnsio  Chymiffi  adversus  Apologiam  et 

Censuram  Scholas    Medicorum   Parisiensium.   cum  Notin  G. 

Baucyneti..  12®  Par.  1604. 

■  Demonstratio  Vcritatis  Doctrinse  Chymicae,  adversus 
Joan.  Riolani  comparationem  veteris  Medicinae  cum  nova.  12^ 
Hanov.  1605. 

HARVEY  (cabr.)  Ciceronianus.  4«  Lond.  1577. 

Gratulationes  Valdinenses.  4"  Lond.  1578. 

Smithus,   sive,    Musarum    LacrymoB    pro   obitu   Th« 

Smithi.  4<^  Lond.  1578. 

■  Three  proper  and  wittie  Letters  tonching  the  Earth- 
quake,  and  our  Enghsh  refourmed  Versifyin^.  4®  Lond* 
1580. 

Two  other  very  commendable  Letters  touching  artifi* 


cial  Vei-sifying.  4<^  Lond.  1580. 

Foure  Lettcrs,  and  certaine  Sonnets,  toucbing  Robert 


Greene  and  others.  A:^  Lond.  1592. 

Pierce'8  Supererogation,  or  a  new  Prayse  of  the  old 

Asse.  4«  Lond.  1593. 

•  A  new  Letter  of  notable  Contents,   with  a  straunge 


Sonet  intituled  Gorgon.  4«  Lond.  1593. 
HARVEY  (cideon)  Archelogia  Philosophica  nova,  or  New  Prin- 

ciples  of  PhUosophy.  4<>  Lond.  1663. 
■  A  DidCourse  of  the  Plague.  4®  Lond.  1665. 

12»  Lond.  1673. 

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HASCHARDUS  (petr.)  Clypeuf  Aatiiokgicvs,  adversu»  Flagel- 

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HASIUS  (JOH.  MATH.)  Sciagrapliia  integri  Tractatus  de  constnio-si»^ 
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HASIUS  (nic.)  De  Modis  non  entis  et  entis.     Manuductto 
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HASKET  (ELTA55)  An  Account  of  the  illega!  Tax  on  Brasaletta — 
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HASSAL  (cHARLEs)  General  View  of  the  Agriculture  of  the 

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HASSE  (nic.)  Diitsert.  de  asttiimptione  seminis  Abrah»  ad  locum 

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HASSEL  (joan.  bernhard)  Theologifle  Pythagorice  compe^i- 

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HASSEI.BORN  (martha)  9.  ROOEaa. 
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HASSELQUIST  (fred.)  Voyage»  and  Trav^ls  in  the  Levant  in 

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HASSING  (matth.)  Obflervationes  circa  Jovem  Eliciom.    4* 

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HAST  (bartb.  eudolphvs)  Amphibia  GyUenborgiamu  4^  UpiaL 

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HAST  (jofl.  GEO.)  Dup.  <Ie  Suffiisione.  4<^  Jtn.  1091. 
HAST  (JOH.  w.}  Dissert  de  Unione  Prolium,  vulgo  EtH^Rind» 

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HASTED  (edwaed)  Tbe  Hislory  and  Topographieal  Survey  of 

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HASTINGS  (        )  Lord  Rawdan.  v.  rudd. 
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HASTINGS  (behrt)  Lord.  r.  kivds«« 

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UASTINGS 


H/AT 

HACTINGS  {Lady  euz.)  v.  barnakd. 

HASTINGS  (selina)  Countess  qf  Huntingdon.  r.  cANMoif.  coTi 

TINGHAM.  DAWSOK.  PLATTE.  PRIESTLEY. 

HASTINGS  (THO.)  Tears  of  Britannia  on  tbe  Death  of  the  Earl 

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HASTINGS  (warren)  v.  burke.  india  OrietUalU.  wilkes* 
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Proceedings  at  the  India  House  relative  to  Mr,  HastiiigB 


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Letter,  with  Remarks  and  authentic  Documents  to  rap- 


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Mcmoirs  relative  to  the  state  of  India.    8^   Lond. 


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Considerations  generales  sur  le  proc^  intente  a  MT* 


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Original  Letlers  of  W.  Hastings^  Esqr.  to  Sir  £«  Coote, 


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Ohservations  on  the  defence  made  by  W.  HaBtinga» 


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Letter  from  the  McmbeFs  of  the  Committee  for  ma- 


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A  Review  of  the  principal  Charges  against  W.  Hast- 


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TheM 


Merits  of  Mr.  Pitt  and  Mr.  Hastings  in  War«Bd 
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Obser\'ations  on  the  report  of  the  Commiltee  appoioted 


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Lfctter  to'  Lord  Hawksbury  on  the  delay  ef  Justice  m 


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Debate  in  the  House  of  Comm<m&  June  90.  1794,  on 


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HAS^TLER  (thos.)  An  antidcte  against  the  Plague,  a  Seamotu 

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HATCHERUS  (tho.)i7.  haddon.     ■-  •  .    • 

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H  A  V 

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HAVEMAN 


H  A  V 

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H  A  U 

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^         HAUPTMANN 


^*  H  A  U 


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H  A  W 

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HAWKESWORTH  (joun)  v.  dalrymplb.  salignac. 

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HAWKHERST.  Sketch  of  the  History  and  AnUquitiea  of 
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HAWKING,   V.  VENATICA. 

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HAWKINS  (FRAN.)  Youth^sBt^viour ;  Or  Decency  in  Co»ver- 
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HAWKINS  (john)  v.  wilson. 
HAWKINS  \Sir  john)  v.  walton. 
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H  A  W 

HAWKINS  (&>  jovn)  A  Gcntral  History  of  the  Scieiice  and 

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Discourse  of  the  National  Excellencies  of  EnglaodL  8* 

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HAWKINS  (robert)  The  Peijured  Fanatick :  Or  the  malicioua 

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HAWKINS  {Sir  t.)  v.  mathieu. 

HAWKINS  (t.)  A  Commentary  on  the  Episdes  of  St.  John.  8^ 

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HAWKINS  (thos.)  The  origin  of  the  Englisb  Drama.  3  vob« 

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HAWKINS  (WM.)  Sermon  before  the  UnirorMty  of  Ozford  on 

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HAWKINS  (wM.)  Abridgement  of  the  first  part  of  Lord  Coke'» 

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HAWORTH 


H  A  Y 

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HAWTREY  (cHARLEs)  Evidence  that  the  Relation  of  Jotephus 

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4«  1655. 

HAY  (JAC.)  V,  DEMPSTERUS. 

HAY  (jAN.)  UAntimoine,  contre  Beze.  p«  Toum,  1588. 

HAY  (joun)  The  Case  of  J.  Hay  and  olher  Creditors  of  S.  Bur- 

ton.  8*  Lond.  1740. 
HAY.(john)  V.  king. 

HAY  (MAD.  LE)  V.  FERMELHIUS. 

HAY  (peter)  Advertiseraent  to  the  Subjects  of  Scotiand  on  the 
dangers  threatened  to  Christian  States  by  the  AmbiUcxi  of 
Spayne.  4<»  Aberd.  1627. 

HAY  (rob.)  Disp.  de  causis  et  efiectibus  aucti  motus  in  Arteriis. 
4^  Ultr.  1708. 

HAY  (W.)  V.  MARTIALtS. 

HAY  (WM.)  Works.  2  vols.  4<>  Lond.  1794. 

■  Deformity,  an  Essay.  8®  Lond.  1754. 
HAYCK,  V.  UAGEsius. 
HAYCOCK  (polly)  The  fortunate  Transport  or  the  secret  His- 

tory  of  the  Life  aiid  Advcntures  of  Polly  Haycock.  8°  Lond. 
HAYDCOCKE  (w.)  v.  lomazzo.  virgilius. 
HAY£  (m.  de  la)  Journal  du  Voyage  des  Grandes  Indes.  2  Part: 

12°  Orleans,  1697. 

HAYES  (c.)  V.  HAMILTON. 

HAYES  (cHAs.)  An  account  of  C.  Hayes  by  E.  Y.  4« 
HAYES  (JAQ.  DEs)  La  Lumiere  du  Monde,  ou  rEclaircissenient 
des  Verites  inconlestables,  qui  marque  la  vraye  Eghse  de  Jesus 
Christ.    Avec  le  Catechisme  CathoUque  du  P.  Pierre  Canisius. 
12«  Ldege,  1682. 

HAYES  (JOS.)  V.  EARLE. 

HAYES  (m.  des)  Voyages  en  Dannemarc^  avec  Annotations  par 

le  Sr.  P.  M,  L.  12«  Par.  1664. 
HAYES  (rich.)  The  Young  Merchant's  Assistant:  or  his  Busi- 

ness  at  the  Custom  House  raade  Easy.  %^  Lond.  1718. 
— —  Thc  Negotialor's  Magazine,  or  the  Exchangea  anato- 

mized.  129  Lond.  1719, 
'  BuUion  Gold  and  Silver  valued  at  Sight.  8^  Lond. 

1734.  ^ 

Interest  at  one  View.  12°  Lond.  1738. 

HAYLEY 


H  A  Y 

HAYLEY  (thos.)  Fast  Sennon.  8«  Lond.  1713. 

■■  Miitual  Charity  the  most  perfect  bond  of  Chrislian 

Unity.    A  Sermon  befbre  the  King.  &^  Land.  1718. 
HAYLEY  (wM.)  Sermon  before  the  Levant  Company.  4*  Lond. 

1687. 

■  Fast  Sermon  before  the  Commons.  4®  Lcmd,  1695. 
> —  Sermon  before  the  Society  for  the  Reformation  of  Man- 

ners.  12»  Land.  1699. 

Funeral  Sermon  on  Dr.  Conrtor.  4»  Lond,  1699. 

■  Concio  ad  Synodum  ProvinciflB  Cantuarensis.  4*^  L(md. 

1701. 
HAYLEY  (wiLL.)  A  poetical  Epistle  to  an  eminent  Painter.  4® 

Lond.  1779. 
An  Essay  on  History,  in  three  Epistles  to  Edward  Gib- 

bon,  Esq.  with  Notes.  4^  Lond.  1780. 

The  Triumphs  of  Temper,  a  Poem.  4«  Lond.  1781. 

13°  Lond.  1788. 


An  Essay  on  Epic  Poetry.  4°  Lond.  1782. 

■■     ■        Plays  of  three  Acts  for  a  Private  Theatre.  4"  Lond, 
1784. 

■ An  Essay  on  Old  Maids.  3  vol.  S^  Lond.  1785. 

Occasional  Stanzas  written  at  the  request  of  the  Revo« 


lution  Society ;  to  which  is  added  Queen  iVlary  to  King  Wil- 
liam  during  jns  Campaign  in  1690.  A  poetical  Epiittle.  4P 
Lond.  1788. 

Elegy  on  the  death  of  Sir  W.  Jones.    4<>    Lond. 


1795. 

The  Life  of  Milton.  4^  Lond.  1796. 

— Life  and  Posthumous  writings  of  Wm.  Cowper.  3  voli* 

4«  Chichester,  1803,  4. 

— Supplement.  4^  Chich.  1806. 

The  Triumph  of  Music,  a  Poem.  4°  Chich.  1804. 

— — —  Ballads  founded  on  Anecdotes  relating  to  Animala.  12^ 

Chich.  1805. 
HAYM  (n.  f.)  V.  TAsso. 
Notiziade  Libri  rari  nella  Lingua  Italiana.  Annessoviil 

libro  delia  Eloquenza  Italiana  di  Mons.  G.  FonUnini.  8^  Lond^ 

1726. 

2  vol.  4°  Mil.  1771—73. 


—  Tesoro  Britannico,  overo  il  Museo  Nummario.  2  tom» 

4»  Lond.  1719,  20. 
HAYMAN  (rob.)  Quodlibets  lately  come  over  from  New  Brita» 

niola,    Old  Newfoundland,    with   some   Epigrams.    4°  Lond.. 

16i8. 
HAYMO,  Episc.  Hatherstatensii.  De  Christianarum  Rerum  Me- 

moria.  12«^  Col.  1531. 
GalL  trad.  par  M.  C.  Despence.  12«  Par. 

1573. 
■         Interpretatio  in  Pauli  Epistc^.  12*  1528. 

4        HAYMO^ 


H  AT 

HAYMO,  E^nsc.  HaUtntauwU.    Commentarii  in  Apocalnitin. 
13*  Col.  1529. 


"  Homilifle  in  Evangelia  iodus  Anni.  Pan  Hyemalia.  \9F 

Col.  1531. 

Homelife  in  Evangelia  Dominicalia  totiua  Anni  ci  de 


Sanctis  qaibusdam.  12^  Par.  1535. 
HAYNE  (JOH.)  Trifolium  medicum  von  Aatraliachen  Kranckhei- 

ten,  &c.  12«  1663. 

12«  1683. 

HAYNE  (thomas)  Linguanim  C<^;natio :  seu  de  linguis  diaaer- 

tetio.  12«  Lond.  1639. 
—  Pax  in  Tenra,  sive  Tractatus  de  Pace  £cclesia8tic«.  8^ 

Lond.  1639. 

Christs  Kingdom.  on  Earth  opened  according  to  thc 


Scriptures.  4«  Lond.  1645. 
HAYNES  (john)  A  View  of  the  present  Sute  of  the  Cloatfaing 

Trade  of  £ngland.  8«  Lond.  1706. 
— Great  Bntain's  Glory,   or  an  Account  of  the  ereat 

Numbers  of  Poor  employed  in  the  Wooilen,  and  Silk  li&nii- 

factures.  8«  Lond.  1715. 
HAYNES  (SAM.)  V.  cEciL. 
HAYNE8  (thos.)  Interesting   discoveries  in  Horticoltore.    8* 

Lond.  1810. 
HAYNISCH  (j6.  chr.)  Systema  Copemicum  Scriptune  aacra^ 

non  est  appositum.  4«  Jen.  1724. 
HAYNNAU.    Croniques  et  Annales  de  Haynnau.  3  tomes.  fol. 

Par.  1531,  2. 
HAYNS  (jos.)  The  fatal  Mistake,  or,  the  Plot  spoiled,  a  Tragedy. 

4«  Lond.  1696. 

His  Life.  8«  Lond.  1701. 

HAYTER  (thos.)  Bp.  of  Norwich.  v.  stainsby. 

■  View  of  some  general  arts  of  controversy  used  by  the 

advocates  for  Infidelity.  8«  Lond.  1732. 

—  Sermon  before  the  Commons  on  his  Majesty^s  Acoea- 


sion.  4«  Lond.  1746. 

: Sermon  before  the  Peers  on  JanT.  30.  4«  Lond.  1750. 

— —  Sermon  before  the  King.  Drawn  up  for  the  use  of  their 

Royal  Highness^  George  Prince  of  Wales  and  Prince  Edward. 

4«  Lond.  1752.  • 

■  ■  Sermon  before  the  Society  corresponding  with  the.  in- 

corporated  Society  in  Dublin  for  promoting  EngUsh  Protestant 

workiftg  Schools  in  Ireland.  4«  Lond.  1754. 

Sermon  before  the  Society  for  the  Propagation  of  the 


Gospel  in  Foreign  Parts.  4«  Lond.  1755. 

>  Sevroon  for  the  London  Infirmary.  4«  Lond.  1759. 


HAYTHONUS,  v.  haithonus. 

HAYUS  (joh.)  Dalgaitiams.  Pe  Rebus  Peruanis  R.  D.  de  Tor- 

res  Commentarius.  12«  Aniv.  1604. 
■'  ■  De  Rebus  Japoiiicia«  Indioii^et  Perua^is  ]^)is(eha  re» 

t^tiores.*8^  Ant.  1605. 

HAYWARD 


HE  A 

HAYWARD  (BDW.)  Anftwier  «oGeo.  KawU.  4^  Lakd.  IWL    ' 
— —  Sizes  and  Lengths  of  Rigging  for  all  of  Hia  Migcilie's 

i^ip».  M.  leeo. 

HAYW ARD  {Sir  jobn)  The  ^t  Part  of  the  Life  and  Raigne 

of  K.  Henrie  IV.  4«  Lomi.  1599. 
■    ■  Answer  to  the  first  Part  of  a  certaine  conference,  con- 

ceming  Succession»  jpublifthed  by  R.  Dolman.  4*  Lond.  1608. 
-  A  Treatise  or  Union  of  the  two  Realm»  of  England  aad 


Scotknd.  4''  Loiul.  1604. 
Lives  of  the  three  Norman  Kings  of  England :  Wro.  I» 

Wm.  n.  Hen.  I.  4»  Land.  1613. 

Of  Supremacie  in  Affiures  of  Religion.  4^  Land.  1694. 

The  Life  and  Raigne  of  Edward  VI.  4»  Land.  1630. 

with  the  Beginning  of  the  Rdgn  of  Q.  £Dza« 


beth.  120  Lond.  1636. 
HAYWOOD  (d.)  An  answer  to  a  lawleds  Pamphlet  entitled  l^ 
PeiitUm  and  articles  agaimt  Dr,  Haywood.  i^^  Lond.  1641. 

HAYWOOD    (E.)   V.  HENRICUS  WALLIJE  PRINCEPS.  MARIA. 

HAYWOOD  (eliza)  The  British  Recluse:  Orthe  aecret  Hiatory 
of  Clcomira.    A  Novel.  8«  1722. 

— > Idalia,  or  the  Unfortunate  MistresB.  8*  Lond.  172S. 

The  Tea-TaWe.  8*  Lond.  1725. 

■  A  Spy  on  the  Conjurer>  or  a  Collection  of  Stories  rc- 
lating  to  Duncan  Campbell.  8«  Lond.  1725. 

Frederick  Duke  of  Brunswick  Lunenbttrg,  a  Tragedy* 


8«  Lond.  1729. 
The  history  of  Betey  Thoughtlesi.  4  vob.  8*  Lond. 

1783. 
■■  History  of  Jeramy  and  Jenny  Jessamy.    3  ?ol».   8* 

Lond.  1785. 
HAYWOOD  (WM.)  Sermon  tending  to  Peace.  4<»  Lond.  1648. 

Funeral  Sermon  of  W.  Norbane.  4»  Lond.  1660. 

HAZARD.    Eway  d'Analyfe  sur  les  Jeux  de  Hazard.    4«  Par. 

1713. 
HAZON  (j.  A.)  Qumtio  medica^  an  prsecipuum  organum  respi* 

rationis  Diaphragma  ?  4^  Par.  1732. 
H£AD.    A  Treatise  on  the  diaeases  of  the  Head,  Brain  and 

Nerres.  8«  Land.  1714. 
HEAD  (caleb)  V.  wricht. 
HEAD  (richd.)  A  threefoM  Cordtounite  SouIb  for  ever  unto 

God.  4»  Lond.  1647. 
HEAD  (richard)  Hic  et  ubique^  or  the  Humoure  of  Dublin,  a 

Coroedy.  4«  Lond.  1663. 
HEADLEY  Oohn)  A  true  and  perfect  Relation  of  a  Conspiracie 

diacoTered  by  a  Jew  in  Turkie  against  the  English.  4^  Lond.- 

1646. 
HEADRICH  (john)  Arcana  Philosophica.  Or  Chymical  Secrcts. 

%^  Lmd.  1697. 
HEADS  OK.ALL  FASHIONS.    Being  a  plaine  deBnition  of 

diTerse  sorts  of  heads,  and  aUegorically  shewing  the^diversiiies 

of  Religion.    Now  lately  written  since  Calves^Heads  came.  in 
*•  L(md.  1642.  HEADS. 


H  .E  A 

HEABS.    The  Heads  of  the  great  chai^  agaitist  the  impeacheil 

Memben.  4»  Lond.  1647. 
HEALTH.  This  is  the  Myrrour  or  Glass  of  Healthe  decessary  for 
every  Person  to  take  in  that  will  Eeep  theyr  bodye  from  the 
Pestylence^  and  it  sheweth  how  the  Planettes  do  reygne  in 
every  houre  of  the  day  and  night^  with  the  nature  of  the  XH 
Sygnes.  12»  Land,  by  71  Coldwell.  [bl.  /.] 

12»  Ixmd.  Rob.  Wyer.  [bL  /.] 

12»  Lcmd.  Rob:  Wyer.  [bii.  anoiher  edit,] 

'  Health^s  Preservative  and  a  discourse  on  Empiricka,  by 

E.  D.  4»  Lond.  1606. 

Directions  for  Heallh,  natural  and  artiiicialy  with  two 


Treatises  on  the  Eyes^  one  by  Dr.  Baily,  the  other  out  of  the 
Writings  of  Femelius  and  Riolanus.  4»  Lond.  1633. 

Monthly  Observations  for  the  preserving  of  Health. 


[by  T.  Tryon.]  12»  Lond.  1688. 

A  proposal  for  the  better  securing  of  Health.  fol.  Lond, 


1689. 
— —  The  sovereign  Preservative  of  the  Health  and  Life  of  thc 

Royal  Family,  Nobility,  Gentry  and  People.  8»  Lond.  1708. 

Jhe  Family  Companion  for  Hcalth.  8»  Lond.  1729- 

An  Essay  on  the  most  rational  means  for  preserving 


Health.  8»  Lond.  1799. 
HEAMAN  (rogek)  v.  hammond. 

■  An  additional  narrative  of  the  design  against  the  Pro- 

testants  in  Maryland.  4»  Lond.  1655. 
HEARLE  (digory)  v.  tidcombe. 

HEARLE  (MR.)  A  fuller  answer  to  Dr.  Feme.  4»  Lond.  1642. 
HEARNE  (erasmus)  The  Antiquarian  School,  or  the  City  Latin 

electrified,  a  Ballad.  fol.  Lond.  1761. 
HEARNE  (sAM.)  A  Joumey  from  Prince  of  WaWs  Fort  in 

Hudson'8  ^ay,  to  the  Northem  Ocean.  4»  Lond.  1795. 
HEARNE  (T.)  Antiquities  of  Gt.  Britain  illustrated  in  Views  by 

T.  Hearne  and  W.  Byrne.  2  vol.  fol.  Lond.  Ig07. 
HEARNE  (thomas)  v.  aluredus  Beverlacensis.  avesburt.  bb- 

NEDICTUS.  CAIUS.  CAMDEN.  DODWELL.  DOMERHAM.  DUNSTAPLE. 
ELMHAM.   FORDUN.    GULIELMUS    Neubrigensis.   HEMINGFORD.    HE- 

MiNGUs.  JOHANNES  Glastonicnsis.  justinus.  langtoft.  leiand. 
LIVIU8.  T.  Livius  Foro-Juliensis.  neale.  otterbourne.  pli- 
Nius  Junior.  r^cardus  ii.  Rex  Anglia.  robert  of  Ghucesier. 
roffa.  r0per..r0ss.  scaccarium.  spelman.  sprottus.  testa- 
mentum  novum.  trivetus.  trokelowe.  whethamstede. 

■  Ductor  historicus,  or  a  System  of  universal  History.  9 
vol.  8«  Lond.  1704—14. 

■  ■  A  Collection  of  curious  Discourses,  written  by  eminent 
Antiouaries,  upon  several  Heads  in  our  Euglish  Antiquities*  8* 

The  History  and  Antiquities  of  Glastonbury.  To  which 


are  added  The  Endowment  and  Orders  of  Sberington^s  Chap- 
try ;  and  Dr.  Plot'8  Letter  to  the  £.  of  Arhng^on  concemmg 
Tlietford.  8«  Oxon.  1732. 

HEARNE 


H  £  A 

HEARNE  (tbomas)  Letter  on  some  Aniiquitie»  between  Wind* 
sor  and  Oxford  ;  with  a  list  of  tbe  Pictures  in  the  Gallery  ad* 
joyning  the  BodUdan  Library.  8^  Oxon.  1735. 

— —  Vindication  of  those  vfho  take  the  Oath  of  AHegiance. 
8*  1731. 

—  Memorials  of  his  Life  and  Writings.  8^  Lond,  1736. 

Ectypa  varia,  ad  Historiam  Britannicam  iUustrandam. 


M.  OxoH.  1787 

HEART.    The  Heart  opened  to  Christ  Jesus.  12«  Lond.  1653. 
HEART  BLEEDINGS  for  Professors  abominations.  4«  Lond. 

1650. 
HEART  (Hic.)  The  sleepy  man  awaked  out  of  his  fi?e  dayt 

Dream,  being  an  account  of  one  N.  Heart,  a  Dutcbman  who 

aleep»  five  days  every  Augiist.  12*  Lond.  1710. 
HEARTS  EASE  in  Hearl  trouble.  l^  Lond.  1691. 
HEATH  (benj.)  Notse  sive  Lectiones  ad  ^chyli,  Sophoclis  et 

Euripidts  Dramata.  4«  Oxon.  1762. 
HEATH  (cHAs.)   Descriptive   account  of  Tmtern  Abbey.   8* 

Monwouth,  1793. 
HEATH  (job)  V.  wallin. 

HEATH  (john)  Two  Centuries  of  Epigrammes.  W  Lond.  1610. 
HEATH  (j.)  Flagellum ;  or  the  life  and  death  birth  and  borial 

of  O.  Cromwell.  8*  Lond.  1672. 
HEATH  (NiCHOL.)  Bp7  qf  Rochcster.  v.  biblia.  Ang. 
HEATH  (robert)   Claraatella,   with  other  Poems.    12^  Lond. 

1650. 
HEATH  {Sir  robt.)  Maxims  and  Rules  for  Pleading,  pubhshed 

by  W.  B.  8«  Lond.  1694. 
HEATH  (robt.)  Natural  and  historical  Account  of  the  Isiands  of 

Scilly.  With  a  general  account  of  Comwall.  8®  Lond.  1750. 
HEATHCOTE  (corn.)  Dibp.  de  Pieuritide  «ditaria.  ^Lug.  Bat. 

1718. 
HEATHCOTE  (geo.)  Letter  tothe  Lord  Mayor,&c.  of  Londcnu 

8»  Lofirf.  1762. 
HEATHCOTE  (ralph)  Historia  Astronomie.  ^  Ckintab.  1747. 
A  Skctch  of  Lord  Bolinbroke'8  Phiiosophy.  8*  Lond. 

1755. 

The  Use  of  Reasq^  asserted  in  M atters  of  Religion,  in 


Answer  to  Mr.  Patten's  Sermon.  8®  Lond.  1756. 

Reply  to  Mr.  Patten^s  Answer.  8»  Lond.  1756. 

Morality  and  Religion  essential  to  Society.  An  Assize 

^Serroon.  8^  Lond.  1756. 

Fidei  Fundamentum  Ratio.    Concio  ad  Clerum.    4® 


Cant.  1759. 
■  A  Discourse  upon  the  Being  and  Attributes  of  God 

against  AtheisU.     In  two  Sermons.  4'  Lond.  1763. 
HEATHCOTE  (robt.)  Catalogue  of  a  selection  of  books  from  his 

Library  to  be  sold  by  Auction.  8®  Lond.  1802. 
HEAVEN.    A  Declaration  of  the  vulgar  new  Heavens  flat-form. 

4* 
The  Plain  Man^s  Guide  to  Heavcn.  12»  Lond.  1692. 

VouIIL  Nn  HEAVEN. 


H£  A 

HEADS.    The  Heads  of  the  great  chai^  against  the  impeached 

Memben.  4«  Lond.  1647. 
HEALTH.  This  is  the  Myrrour  or  Glass  of  Healthe  deceasary  for 
every  Person  to  take  in  that  will  Eeep  theyr  bodye  from  the 
Pestylence,  and  it  sheweth  how  the  Planettes  do  reygne  in 
every  houre  of  the  day  and  night,  with  the  nature  of  the  XTT 
Sygnes.  12«  Land.  by  71  ColdwelL  [bl.  /.] 

12^  Lmd.  Rob.  Wyer.  \hl.  /.] 

12«  Lmd.  Rob:  Wyer.  {hll  another  edit.] 

'  Health^s  Preservative  and  a  discourse  on  Empiricka,  by 

E.D.  4«Lowrf.  1606. 


Directions  for  Health^  natural  and  artificialy  with  two 

Treatises  on  the  Eyes,  one  by  Dr,  Baily,  the  other  out  of  the 
Writings  of  Femelius  and  Riolanus.  4«  Lond.  1633. 

Monthiy  Observations  for  the  preserving  of  Health. 


[by  T.  Tryon.]  12«  Lond.  1688. 

A  proposal  for  the  better  securing  of  Health.  fol.  Lond, 


1689. 
— —  The  sovereign  Preservative  of  the  Health  and  Life  of  the 

Royal  Family,  Nobility,  Gentry  and  People.  8«  Lond.  1708. 

Jhe  Family  Companion  for  Health.  8«  Lond.  1739. 

An  Essay  on  the  most  rationai  means  for  preserving 


Heahh.  8«  Lond.  1799. 
HEAMAN  (rogek)  v.  hammond. 
■  An  additional  narrative  of  the  design  against  the  Pn>- 

testants  in  Maryland.  4«  Lond.  1655. 
HEARLE  (digory)  v.  tidcomue. 

HEARLE  (MR.)  A  fuUer  answcr  to  Dr.  Feme.  4«  Lond.  1642. 
HEARNE  (erasmus)  The  Antiquarian  School,  or  the  City  Latin 

electrified,  a  Ballad.  fol.  Lond.  1761. 
HEARNE  (sAM.)  A  Jouraey  froin  Prince  of  Wales^s  Fort  in 

Hudson's  ^ay,  to  the  Northem  Ocean.  4^  Lond.  1795. 
HEARNE  (T.)  Antiquities  of  Gt.  Britain  illustrated  in  Viewsby 

T.  Hearne  and  W.  Byrne.  2  vol.  fol.  Lond.  Ig07. 
HEARNE  (thomas)  v.  aluredus  Beverlaccnsis.  avbsburt.  bb- 

NEDICTUS.  caius.  camden.  dodwell.  domerham.  dunstaple. 

blmham.  fordun.   gulielmus  Ncubrigensis.  hemingford.  hb- 

MiNGUs.  JOHANNEs  Glastonicnns.  justinus.  langtoft.  lblamd. 

livius.   t.  livius  Foro-Juliensis.   neale.  otterbournb.   pli- 

Nius  Jtmior.  r^cardus  ii.  Rex  Anglia.  robert  qf  GloucetUr. 

ROFFA.  ROPER..  ROSS.    SCACCARIUM.    SPELMAN.    SPROTTUS.    TB8TA- 
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HEARNE 


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HEARNE  (thomas)  Letter  on  some  Aniiquitie<  between  Wind* 
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■  Vindication  of  those  vfho  take  the  Oath  of  AHegiaiice. 
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HEAVErJ.    A  Declaration  of  the  vulgar  new  Heavens  flat-form. 

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V0L.IIL  Nn  ^^^m- 


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HECKHIUS 


H  E  D 

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HEGEMAN  (isaac)  Oratio  de  VeriUte.  4P  Amst.  1675. 
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Paraphrases  in  Persii  Satyras.  12» 


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HEGH  (JOH.)  Disp.  de  Chylificatione.  4»  Lug.  Bat.  1696. 
HEGINBOTTOM  (gul.)  Disput.  Generalia  de  morbis  Ventriculi 

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HEIDAN' 


H  E :I 

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HEIDENRICHIUS  (j.)  v,  francus. 
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HEILAND 


H  E  I 

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H£ILANt>  (fficH^)  Monatri  Ilassiad  disquititioMedica.tftrm^. 

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4°  Giess.  Hass.  1677. 

HEILANDUS  (sam.)  v.  aristoteles. 
HEILBRONNEft  (jac.)  v.  heissius. 
HEILERSIEG  (jac.  henr.)  Dissert.  de  Dy«nteria.  AP  Hal  Mag. 

1710. 
HEILMANNUS  (joh.  jac.)  Tfaeatri  chemici  vol.  6.  ex  Germ.  et 

Gall.  in  Lat.  Translatum.  &"  Arg.  1661. 
HEILS  (cHRisTiAN  JAc.)  Judcx  et  Defensor  in  Processu  Inqutsi- 

tioni».  4*»  UjM.  1717. 
HEILSBERG  (prid.)  Exercit.  de  Deo.  4«  Witeh.  1606. 
Disputatio  nona  qusstionum  illustritun  Philosophica- 

Tum.  4«  Wiu.  1607.  ' 

HEIM  (d.  j.)  Nouvelle  Methode  pour  apprendre  la  Langue  AHe- 

mande.  ^  Par  1673. 
HEIMANN  (and.  bean.)  Dissert.  de  Pericardio  sano  et  morboso. 

4«  Lug.  Bat.  1739. 
HEIMBACH  (PBTR.  ab)  Adlocutio  Gratulatoria  ad  OHvarium 

Cromwellum.  fol.  Lond.  1656. 
HEIMBURG  (martin.  ab)  De  Majestatis  civilis  Auctoritate  et 

Officio  circa  ^cra.  4®  Hclm.  1645. 
HEIMBURGER  (dav.)  Disp.  de  Calculo  Renum.    4P  Regiom. 

1640. 
HETMBURiJER  (j.  e.)  Dissert.  de  Bile.  4«  Ups.  1679. 
HEIMENBERCH  (ger.  ab.)  Disput.de  Pervigilio.  4<^  Litg.  Bat. 

167L 

Disp.  de  Cholera.  4»  Lug.  Bai.  1671. 

HEIN  (sAM.  GOT  )  De  Aere  Lipsiensi.  4*  Lips  1717. 

HEiNE  (jor.  raiD.)  Methudus  disputandi  hodierDa.     13^  Heini. 

1710. 

Parentator  informandus.  12**  Franc.  1713. 

HEINE  (maurice)  Theses  de  Renum  et  Vesicee  Calculo.  4*  Rm. 

1599. 
HEINE  (sAM.  GOTTL.)  Dissert.  de  magni  «stimandis  Academiis. 

4<>  Lips.  1704. 

HEINECCIUS  (J.  G.)  V.  GUDLINGIUS. 

StiU  cultioris  fundanienta.  8*  Hal.  1720. 

"  Elementa  juris  natune  et  Gentium.  4*  Gen.  1744. 

— — —  Elementa  Pbilosophise  rationalis  et  Moralis.    '4*  Gen. 

1744. 
— —  Antiquitatum  Romanoruny  Jurisprudentiam  ilKistran- 

tium  Syntagma.  4®  Gen.  1746. 
HEINECCIU8  (jo.  MiCH.)  De  Jurisconsultit»  Chri^^tianis priorum 
seculorum  eorumque  in  Ecclesiam  meritfs.  4*  Hal.  Mag. 

■  Hktoria  Historiee.     De  fetis  studli  Historico  Chronici 
apud  varlas  gentea  Scbediasma  Historicum.  4^  Htlm,  1703. 

HEINECCIUS 


H  E  I 

HEINECCIUS  (jo.  MTCH.)  Antiquitates  Godarienses»  ct  TiciiM* 

nim  Regionum.  fol.  Franc.  Mi  1707. 
— ^ I)e  Absolutione  Mortuorum  excommunicatorum  seti 

Tympanicorum  in  Ecclesia  Grseca.  4®  Helm.  1709. 

De  veteribus  Germanonmi,  aliarumque  Nationum,  Si« 


gillis,  &c.  fol.  Franc.  1709. 
HEINECCIUS  (m.  abr.)  Orationes  duse.    I.  De  Varietate  Rdi* 

gionum.     II.  de  Sapientia  omnia  operante.  4^  1623« 
HEINEKEN,  Le  Barm  de.  Idie  generale  d'une  Collection  coni* 

plette  d'Estampes.    Avec  une  Dissertation  sur  rorigine  de  U 

gravure  et  sur  ies  premiers  Livres  d^Images.  8^  Leips,  1771. 
■  Dictionnaire  des  Artistes  dont  nous  avons  des  Estampes. 

4  tom.  8»  Leips,  1778—90. 
HEINEKEN  (bernh.)  Triumphus  Pacis.  4<>  Bretrue.  1680.     ^ 
HEINEKEN  (thbod.  henr.)  De  Libro  oni£eorPAOa  ad.  loc 

Apocai.  V.  1.  4«  Bremie.  1707. 
HEINICHEN  (JOH.  aug.)  Dissert.  de  difficulutibus  in  Medicina 

«ddiscenda.  4^  HaL  Mag.  1718. 
HEINICK  (abr.)  Disputatio  de  Mineralibus.  4*^  Witt.  1611. 

Disp.  de  Voluntate.  4«  Witt.  1613. 

HEINICK  (M.  A.)  De  Reprobatione  Infidelium.  4»  WUt.  1618. 
HEINICUS  (chrO  De  Calculo  in  humano  Corpore.    A^  Bas. 

1631. 
HEINIUS  (cAR.  GOD.)  Exercit  de  Motu  Tdluris.  4»  Ged.  1702. 
HEINIUS  (joHANNEs  PHiLippus)  Observationes  Sacrse.  8*  1716. 
HEINIUS  (nic.)  Theses  de  Phrenitidis  Theoria  ct  Therapia.    4* 

Bas.  1620. 
HEINIUS  (tuos.)  Disp.  de  Intestinorum  Actiohibus.  4*  Hamb. 

1618. 
HEINLEIN  (JOH.  CAR.)  Disp.  de  Spasmo  C^Tiico.  4®  Jen.  1677. 
HEINRICH  (cHRisTOPH.)  Altitudo  Poli  sive  Latitudo  Geogra« 

phica  Wratislaviee.  4®  Nissa,  1708. 
HEINRICH  (joH.  JAc.)  Epistola  ad  Robert.  Boyle,  de  variis  Aerii 

Refractionem  mensurandi  Modis  noviter  repertis.    4**  Argent. 

1687.  ^  ^ 

HEINRICI  (JOANN.)  Oratio  de  TemperanUa.  4«  Rost.  1625. 
HEINRICI  (joH.  JAC.)  Dissert.  de  natura  Febrium  intermitten- 

tium.  4^  Arg.  1683. 
HEINRICIUS  (gabriel)  Commentatio  de  Libertate  Anirose.   4* 

Aboa.  1735. 
HEINRICIUS  (GEo.)  Dissert.  de  Apoplexia.  4«  Etf.  1729. 
HEINRICIUS  (JAC.)  Dissert.  de  solenni  Legis  Promulgationc 

Sinaica.  4<^  Ahooi.  1734. 
HEINRICUS  (DAN.)  Liber  de  Vitae  humanae  Termino.   4«  Idps. 

1651. 

8«  Franc.  1691. 

HEINRICUS  (gott.)  Disputatio  de  Germanorum  veterum  glo- 

ria  e  Corn.  Taciti  Germania.  4*  Lip$.  1689. 
HEINRICUS  (joach.)  Disput.  de  Scorbuto.  4P  Hdm.  1657. 
HEINS  (nic.  de)  Nouveile  Methode  pour  guArir  les  Maladies  Ve- 
,   neriennes.  12*^  Am$t,  1706. 

HEINS 


HE  I 

JHEINS  (Kic.  de)  Disput.  de  Hydrophobia.  4^  Lug.  Bai.  1716. 
HEINSE  (fbid.  aug.)  Disaert.  de  provido  atque  tempestivo  Me- 

dicamentorum  evacuaiitium  Usu  pro  Diversitate  Temporum 

Morborum.  4«  Helm.  1723. 

HEINSIUS  (DAN.)  V.  ABlSf  0TELE8.  ANDRONICU8  RhodiuS.  BALZAC 
BAUDIUS.  CABELLIAN.  CLUVERIUS.  HESIODUS.  HORATIU8.  LIVIU8. 
MAXIMU3.  OVIDIUS.  SENECA.  THEOCRITUS.  VIRGILIUS. 

■  Auriacus,  et  lambi.  4"  Lugd,  Bat.  1603. 

■■■  Oratio^  Lcctionibus  in  Horatium  preemissa.    4^  Lugd. 

Bat.  1602. 

Oratio^  cum  Theocritum  auspicaretur.   4^  Lugd,  Bat. 


1603. 
1603. 


Hymnus  in  Panodram  Hesiodi.  Gr.    4^  Lugd.  Bai. 


Oratio  ad  Milites  Flandros.  4»  Lugd.  Bat.  1605. 

Hercules  tuarn  Fidem,  sive  Munsterus  Hypobolimfleu^. 

Accesait  Fabulae  Burdonise  Coiifutatio.  16*^  Lugd.  Bat.  1606. 
Hercules  tuam  Fidem  et  Virgula  divina.     16^  Lugd» 


Bat.  16]  7. 

Panegyrici  duo,  Josepho'  Scaligero  dicti.  4*  1606. 

In  Obitum  Josephi  Scaliegri,  Orationes  duae.    Acce« 


dunt  Epicedia  ejusdem  et  aliorufti.  4®  1609. 

Oratio  de  conjungendis  Grsecorum  Lingua  et  Di8Ci* 


plinis.  4^  Lug.Bat.  1611. 

De  Satyra  Horatiana.  8*  Lug.  Bat.  1612. 

Socrates,  sive,  de  Moribus  et  Vita  Socratis,  Oratio.  4^^ 


Lugd.  Bat.  1612 

Orationes.  12^  Lugd.  Bat.  apud  Elzev.  1612. 

8*^  Lugd.  Bat.  apud  Elzev.  1620. 

accedunt  DisfiertatioDes  aiiquot.     12^   Ami$. 


1657. 

Poemata.  S^  Lugd.  Bat.  1613. 

8»  Lugd.  Bat.  1617. 

Accedunt  Libri  de  Contemptu  mortis.    12* 


Lugd.  Bat.  apud  Elzev.  1621. 

Pepius  Graecorum  Epigrammatum.    4'    Lugd.  Bai» 


1613. 

In  Theopbania,  sive,  Domini  Natalem,  Homilia.    4P 


Lugd.  Bat.  1613. 
— —  In  Chri8ti  Sacrificium  Homilia.  4*  Lugd.  B.  1613. 

De  prima  Romanorum  state  et  prima  ejus  Pop.  vir- 


tute.  4^^  Lug.  Bat.  1614. 

Dissertatio  An  viro  literato  ducenda  sit  uior,  et  qualii  f 


Item  ejusdem  Amoeniora  opuscula.  12®  Lugd.  Bat.  1615. 

l^'^  Lugd.  Bat.  1616. 

\&  Lugd.  Bau  1618. 


1619. 


HomiUa  in  Joban.  17.  9.    12<^  Lugd.  Bat.  apud  Ekev. 

De  Contemptu  Mortis.  4*  Lugd.  Bat.  apud  Eltev.  163I* 

Laus  A*ini.  4<*  Lugd.  Bat.  apud  Elzev.  1623. 

Oratio  m  obitum  P.  Cluveri.  4<»  Lug.  Bat.  1628. 

Vou  IIL  O  o  HEINSIUS 


HEI 

HEIKSIU8  (oAN.)  Arigtnrchus  sacer,  sive,  ad  Nonni  in  Jobamt. 
- .  Metaphrasin,  Exercitationes.  8^  Li/^d,  Bat,  apud  Eltev.  1687. 
"  I   ■  Rerum  ad  Sylvam-Dueis  gestarum  Histori».  fol.  Litgd. 

Bat.  apud  Eltev.  1631. 

Exercitationes  sacrae  ad  ^y.  Testamentum.  4*  Canm 


tab.  1640. 

De  Tragoedise  Constitutione.    Accedit  Aristoteles  de 


Poetica.  Gr.  Lat.  12»  Lugd.  Bat.  apud  Eltev.  1643. 

Crepundia  Siliana.    Dissertatio  de  ver»  Critics  apud 


Veteres  ortu.  Exercitatio  critica  demonstrans  omnem  ferfc 
JEgyptiorum,  Grsconim  et  Latinorum  Religionem  ex  Onentt^ 
fluxisse.  I9f*  Cantab.  1646. 

Ode  in  Laudem  J.  Casimiri  Gemandi.  4» 


HEINSIUS  (ERN.)  Dissert.  de  Cantharidibus.  4«  Frnnc.  1687. 

■  Lapis  Oflfeiisionis  in  Febrium  Curatione  Purgatio.    4^ 
-    LLp.  1693. 

HEINSIUS  (JOH.  MicH.)  Dissert.  de  Strumis.  4<»  Jen.  1687. 
HEINSIUS  (joH.  SAM.)  Dissert.  de  Syncope  et  Lipothymia.    4^ 
J^.  1715. 

HEINSIUS    (NIC.)    9.    CLAUniANUS.   OYIDIUS.    PATEBCULUS.    PHJ»^ 
'      DRUS.  PRUDENTIUS.  VIRGIL1U9.  " 

>  Bibliothcca  Heinsiana.  \9f^  Lugd.  Bat.  1682.     [ctm 

Notis  Mss,] 
HEINSIUS  (uLDAR.)  Theologia  naturalis  acroamatica.    4^  Jen» 

1685. 
•■■  Dissert.  de  Alce.  4«  Jen.  1697. 

■  Psdia  Astronomica.  16*  Jen, 

HEINSIUS  (wiLHELM.)  Allgemeines  Bucher-Lexicon.  5  Band.  4^ 

Leip,  1793—8. 
HEINSON  (joH.  THEOD.)  Disp.  de  nominibus  et  essentia  Dei.  4^ 

Helm.  1690. 
HEINTKE  (GEo.)  Valetudinarium  infantile.  4*  Lips.  1685. 

• Exercit.  de  Nutritione.  4^  Lips,  1685. 

HEINTZE  (henr.  ant.)  De  Incantationis  circa  Morbos  Efficact»^ 

4»  Helm.  1659.  _ 

HEINTZE  (joh.  christ.)  Disp.  de  dififerentia  Ingenii  et  Jud^iflL 

in  Medico-Clinico.  4«  Rost,  1718. 
■■■  De  Temperamento  melancholico.  4®  Rost.  1720. 

■  De  Principio  Motus  in  Homine.  4*  Rost.  1720. 
{lEINTZIA  (maria  elisebetha)  Rectoris  Acad.  Lipsiensi»  uJi 

Exequias  Maris-Eliz.  Heintzis  invitatio.  4^  1666. 
HEINZ  (joh.  leonh.)  Tract.  de  Affectibus  soporosis.     8*^  Arg^^ 

1678. 
HEINZIUS  (mart.)  Positiones  medics  de  Syncope.    4®  Helm^^ 

1620. 

— ^ Disp.  de  Peripneumonia.  4<^  Helm.  1620. 

■■  Disp.  de  Vesicae  et  Genitahum  a&ctibus.    4P  JBkbn^ 

1620. 
-HEISEN  (JAC.)  Disp.  de  Fluxu  menstruoso  ejusque  SoppresBl 

40  Lug.  B.  1684. 
NEISIUS  (geo.)  Theses  de  modo  Visionis.  4*  Marp.  1593. 


H  £  I 

HEISS  (SR.)  Histoire  de  rEmpire.  4  tom.  13«  Haye.  1715. 

■  Augm.  et  continu^e.  3  tom.  4P  Amtt,  1738. 

r =-  AngL  Vol.  I.  8»  Lomi.  1727. 

HEISSIUS  (sEBASTiANus)  Volumen  acatholicum  XX  Articulo-. 

rum  Confessionis  Augustanse,  editum  a  Jacobo  Heilbronner^ 
Compendio,   recognitum  et  castigatum.  4®  Diling.  1608. 

HEISTER  (elias  frid.)  v.  douglasius. 

*  Dissert.  de  FoHorum  utilitate  in  constituendis  planti» 

rum  generihus  iisdctaque  facile  cognoscendis.  49  Helm,  1732. 

■  Apologia  pro  Medicis.  8*  Amst,  1736. 
Oratio  de  Hortorum  Academicorum  Utilitate.  4®  Helm. 


1739. 
HEISTER  (laurentius)  De  Cataracta^  Glaucomate^  et  Amauro- 

$i.  8*  Aitorf.  1713. 

S^  Aliorf.  1720. 

Apologia,  et  uberior  Illustratio  Systematis  sui^  de  Cata- 


racta,  Glaucomate,  et  Amaurosi.  8®  Altorf.  1717. 

VindicisB  Sententiae  suse,  de  Cataracta^  Glaucomate^  et 


Amaurosi.  8«  Aitorf.  1718. 

Compeiidium  Anatomicum.  4®  Altorf.  1717. 

»» Altoff.  1719. 

2  tom.  8»  Aitorf.  1727. 

Germ.  S^  Bresl.  1721. 

Russ.  a  Martin  Shein.  4<»  Petersb.  1757. 


Dissert.  de  Valvula  Coli.  4«  Aitorf.  1718. 

Oratio  de  Incrementis  Anatomias  in  hoc  Seculo  XVIII. 

12«  Wolfenb.  1720. 
Programma  anatomicum  quo  inquiritur  an  Sanguinis 

Circulus  Veieribus  fuerit  incognitus.  4«  Heim.  172t. 

Programma  anatomicum  quo  ratione  Quaestionis  Me- 


dico-legalis^  ostenditur  ex  Pulmonis  Foetus  Innatatione  vel  Sub- 
mersione  in  Aqua  nuUum  certum  Infanticidii  Signum  desumi 
posse.  4«  Heim.  1722. 

-  Invitatio  ad  Anatomen  Cadaveris  feminini  gravidi.    4' 


fi 


Helm.  1722. 

Invitatio  medica  ad  Anatomen  Cadaveris  Virilis  mirabi- 


lis.GesticuIatoris.  4"*  Helm.  1727. 
"  Invitatio  ad  Anatomicas  et  chirurgicas  demonstrationes 

in  Cadavere  feminino  et  masculino.  4«  Heim.-Xl^. 
■  Institutiones  chirurgics.  2  tom.  4«  Amst.  1739. 

Germ.  4»  Numb.  1724. 


1736. 


Index  Plantarum  Horti  Academise  Juliae.  8«  1730 — 1. 

L^Anatomie.  8»  Par.  1735. 

Compendium   Institutionum   Medicinae.     4®  Heimst. 


-  Compendium  Medicinse  Practicae ;  item,  de  Medicin» 

Praestantia.  8*^  Amst.  1743. 
*  Dissert.  de  Tunxa  choroidea.  8®  lAig.  Bat.  1745. 

blEISTERMAN  (tueob.  Dissert.  de  Suppressione  Mensium.  4^ 

Lug.  Bat.  1680. 

HEIVODUS 


H  E  K 

HEIVODUS,  V.  HETWOOD. 

HEKELIUS,  V.  CLUvERius. 

HEKELIUS  (joH.  FRiD.)  Dissert.  de  HumiliUte.  4^  RuJL 

. De  Patientia.  49  Salf. 

Dissert.  de  HistorisB  Utilitate.  4*  Rud, 

m  Dissert.  de  Fabulis.  4®  Rud, 

—^ Dissert.  de  Adnlatione.  4®  Rud, 

■  Disscrt.  de  Qualitatum  ac  Rerum  Vicissitudine.    4*       « 


Rud. 


1684. 


Dissert.  de  Luxuria.  4<*  Rud. 
>  Dissert.  de  Amicis.  4**  Rud. 
Duas  OratiunculsB  de  Passione  Jesu  Christi.     4*  JRiirf. 


Dissert.  de  Statuis.  4»  Rud.  1685. 

Gaudium  non  pfaudium.  4^  Rud.  1685. 

Dissert.  de  Gunthero  Schwarzburgico  Rom&norum  Im 

peratore.    4«  Rud.  1685. 

■  Dissert.  de  Statuarum  miraculis.  4®  Rud.  1686. 

DUsert.  de  Hcroibus.  4<^  Rud.  1686.  * 

Dissert.  de  Foeminis  litteratis.  i^  Rud.  1686. 

Dissert.  de  Viris  incredibilis  Memoria.  4^  Rud.  1686..^  - 

Georgii  Francii  laus.  4®  Rud.  1686. 

Dissert.  de  Personis  illustribus  in  pias  honeatasque  rem^ 

valde  liberalibus.  4«  Rud.  1687. 

■  ■  ■         Entwurffseines  Freuden  Spiels.  4*  Rud.  1687. 
Dissert  de  preecipuis  Octavi  Csesaris  Virtutibas.    4^^ 


Rud.  1687. 

r Dissert.  de  Peregrinatione.  4®  Rud.  1687. 

Dissert.  de  detestanda  impiorum   Hominum   in  hacs 


Mundi  Senecta  Securitate.  4»  Rud.  1687. 

Dissert.  de  Vino.  4«  Rud.  1687. 

De  preecipuis  consummati  Principis  cujusdam  Virtuti — 


bus.  4°  Rud.  1687. 

Dissert.  de  diversis  Judicum  diversse  Gentis  ac  Nation— 


is  Nominibus.  i9  Rud.  1688. 

Dissert.  de  Persona  Judicis.  4^  Rud.  1688. 

Dissert.  de  summo  Bono.  4®  Rud.  1688. 

Dissert.  de  Symbolo.  4<>  Rud.  1689. 

Dissert  de  Tropaeis  veterum."  4®  Rud.  1689. 

Dissert.  de  Alexandri  Magni  fortitudine.  4^  Rud.  1689^ 

Epistols  duae  de  Constantini  Magni  duobus  Nummia» 


Franc.  1693. 

Rosse  amcenas  et  lepidas  ejus  Scriptis  sparsae.  ^  Plav. 


1712. 

Dissert  de  Apolline.  4«  Rud.  1748. 

Dissert.  de  Minerva.  4»  Rud.  1752. 


HEKKE  (PHIL.  VAN  den)  Van  de  Aplicatie  van  de  Emplastrum 
maturativum,  en  Ung.  de  Rubrum.  12**  Rotterd.  1703. 

HELANDUS  (laur.)  Contemplatio  de  Tempore.  4«  1613. 

HELBACHIUS  (frid.)  Olivetum.  Germ.  4°  Frankf.  1605. 

HELBICH  (joH.  wolffc.)  Disp.  de  Sooitu  et  Tinnitu  Aurium. 
4t^AUd.  1699.  HELBIGIUS 


H  E  L 

BIGIUS  (cHR.)  Disp.  de  Medicamentorum  Formulia  coii* 
ibendis.  4»  Erf.  1685. 

BIGIUS  (jo.  oTTo)  Introitus  in  veram  et  inauditam  Pbysi«» 
n.  8^  namh.  1680. 

Gall.  V^  Lond.  1683. 

Griindliche  Antwort  aufif  drey  Fragen.  12^  Hddelb^ 

81. 

Judicium  de  Duumviris   Hermetici»  FoBderatig,  k/Cm* 

»  Amst.  1683. 

.CHER  (joH.  HENR.)  Dissert.  de  Sanguificatione  et  Sanguine. 

Ups.  1697. 

Dissert.  de  Motus  in  Homine  diflerentiis  et  modo.  4^ 

ps.  1697. 

Dissert.  de  Subjectis  et  Organis  Generationis.  4®  Lipa^ 

97. 

D  (coTH.)  Dissert.  de  Thermi».  4<>  Jen.  1695. 

D  (JOH.  FRiD.)  Disp.  de  Corpulentia  nimia.  4P  Jen.  1670; 

Disp.  de  Phrenitide.  4^  Jen.,  1672. 

.DBERG  (geo.  ernest.)  Exercit.  de  qusestione,  an  Pneuma- 
a  sit  peculiaris  et  a  reliquis  Scientiis  prsesertim  a  Metaphi» 
a  distincta  Scientia.  4*  Helm.  1665. 
DELINUS  (gasp.)  v.  plutarchus. 

Ciconise  Encomium.  12^  Bas.  1534. 

£  (henr.)  Disp.  de  Morbis  Hypochondriacis  et  Hystericis. 
Tr.  ad  Rh.  1719. 

lEINE.  Le  Romant  de  la  belle  Heleine  de  Constantinopku 
Troyes,  1713. 

•ENA.   A  NoveL  12«  Land.  1788. 

£NA  (sT.)  Relation  of  the  retaking  of  St  Helena  and  tbree 
itch  E.  India  Ships.  fol.  Lond.  1673. 
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H  E  L 

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a  Joh.  Bourdelotio.  &*  LuL  Par.  1619. 

curd  D.  Parei.  8°  Franc.  1631. 

Jngl.  by  W.  Barret.  4»  Lond.  1622. 

by  a  Person  of  Quality  and  N.  Tate.  8* 

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Ital.  trad.  da  L.  Glinci.  8»  Ven.  1611. 


HELIODORUS  Larissceus,  Capita  Opticorum.  Gr.  Lat.  Editore 

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HELISENNE.     Les  Angoysses  d'Amour.  12«  Par. 
HELIUS  (JOAN.)   Bibliotbeca  Commentariorum,  Enarrationuro, 

Annotationum  et  similium   Lucubrationum  quae  unquam   m 

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Government  and  Parliament.  4®  1647. 

Heirs  triennial  Pa^Iiament  summoned  5  years  since  by 


Lucifer.  4«  1647. 

An  Iioly  defiance  to  tbe  gates  of  Hell  4**  Lond.  1648. 

News  from  Hell,  or  tbe  Relation  of  a  Vision.  f<^. 

Heirs  bigber  Court  of  Justice.     Or  tbe  Triall  of  thc 


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Hell  in  an  Uproar,  occasioned  by  a  Scuffle  between  thc 


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HELLADIUS  (alex.)  Status  prassens  Ecclesis  Grscse :  in  quo 

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HELLBERG  (and.  herm.)  Disp.  de  Vomitu.  4«  Helm.  1678. 
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HELLE,   V.  GERSAINT. 

HELLEDAY  (joh.)   Dissert.  de  Idea  Boni  poUtici.    4<>  Up^ 

1735. 
HELLEMAN  (gbo.)  Disp.  de  Partibus  bumani  Corporis  tam  ex* 

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HELLENDOORN  (jo.)  Disp.  de  Variolis.  4P  Lug.  Bat.  1676. 
HELLENISTiB.     Exercitatio  de  Hellenistis,  et  Lingua  Hellenis- 

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HELLENIUS  (ant.  gunth.)  Discurs.  de  Scorbuto.  49Jen.  1662. 
HELLENIUS  (isaac)  Oratio  de  Musis,  itidem  «onsiderans,  cur 

Sexiis  sint  feminini.  4^  Har.  1671. 
HELLENIUS  (wilh.)  Disp.  de  Asthmate.  49  Lug.  Bat.  1668. 

HELLERU6 


H  E  L 

HELLERUS  (cbr.)  Bisp.  de  Liene.  4»  Ukr.  1667. 

■  —  Jurisprudentiae  encomium.  4*  AmsL  1679, 

Disp.  de  Procuratoribus.  4«  UUr.  1685, 

HELLERUS  (j.)  r.  messauala. 

HELLERUS  (joh.)  Theses  Philosophic».  ^*'  Marp.  1593. 
HELLESPONTIUS  (joh.)  Tract.  de  Generatione  in  communL 

12»  iM2d.  Bat.  1593. 
HELLEvAD  (chris.  cun.)  Exercitium  Academicum  de  Proble^ 

mate  Pindarico,  ex  Olymp.  S.  od.  IX.  desumpto.    To  ^c  ^a 

K^aTkrro»  axm.  4^  Han.  1708. 
HELL-FIRE  CLUB.    The  Hell-Fire  Club  :  kept  by  a  Society  of 

Blasphemers.    A  Satyr.  S^  Land.  1721. 
HELLlER  (henry)  Sermon  before  the  University  of  Oxford;  coh- 

ceming:  the>Obligation  of  Oaths.  4^  Oxf.  1688. 
HELLIER  (thos.)  His  Life,  with  the  mamier  of  his  murdering 

his  Master  and  Mistress.  4<^  1678. 
HELLINGA  (theot.)  Disp.  de  Apoplexia.  A^  Ultr.  1685. 
HELUNGUS  (MABT.)  De  Phlebotomia.  4«  M.  Catt.  1594. 
HELLOT  (M.)  L'Art  de  la  Teinture.  des  Laines,  &c.   8°  J^ar. 

1750. 
HELLOT  (j.  LEs)  Elemens  de  la  Philosophie  de  TArt  de  Fcu  ou 

Chym^.  8''Par.  1657. 
HELLOTT  (marc.  ant.)  QusBst.  an  Sensus  Veneris  sit  a  Tactu 

Sensus  diversus  ?  4^*  Par.  1672. 

■  Qusest.  an  Cardiaca  purgantibus  commiscenda  ?    4* 
Par.  1673. 

Qusst  an  statim  a  Coena  Somnus  ?  4®  Par.  1674. 


HELLWAG  (j.  F.)  Dissert.  de  Passione  hysterica.  4»  Tubing.  1677. 
HELLWIG  (christoph.)  Consihum  medicum  de  Peste.  Germ. 

4*  Alt,  Stet.  1683. 

Thier-Garten.  8<>  Franc.  1705. 

■  Regulse  de  Formulis  Medicamentonim  conscribeDdia. 

12»  -Franc.  1707. 
12»  Franc.  1712. 


Exotica  cunosa.  Germ.  8**  Franc.  1711. 

Lexicon  Medico-chymicum.  Germ.  8»  Franc.  1711. 

— —  Casus  et  Observ.  med.  Germ.  8®  Franc.  1711. 
'  Arcana  majora.  Germ.  8»  Franc.  1712. 

— Pest-Apothectffen.  8°  Franckf.  1714. 

Geheimer  Medicus.  8®  Franc.  1715. 

; Grund  &  Lehr  Satze  der  Medecin.  S^  Lips.  1715. 

— —  Neue  und  curieuse  Schatz-kammer.  8®  Franc.  1718. 

:—  Vom  Stein  der  Weisen.  S^  Franc.  1719. 

Xylobalsamum.  Germ.  8»  Stockh.  1720. 

Frauenzimmer  Apotheckgen.  12®  Lips.  1720. 

— ^ Curieuser  Kinder  Jun^er   und  Weiber  Spiegel.    8^ 

Franc.  1720. 

— —  Monatliche  Krauter^Lust.  8*  Zittau,  1721. 
Medicu»  Ciinicus.  Gcrm.  S^  Lips.  *  Erf.  1722. 

•  Cnrioser  Hauss  Caknder.  8®  Franc.  1731. 

'       Heimligkeiten  des  Frauenzimmers.  8®  Franc.1734. 
— ^^— — —  Anatomicum  vivum.  Gemu  fol.  Firanc.  Sf  Ldps» 

8  iie;\jl^\^ 


H  E  L 

HELLWIG  (JOH.)  Obsemtiones  Physico-medicae.  4*  Aug.  Vmd. 

1680. 
HELLWIG  (theod.  and.  von)  Beschreibung  der  dreyen  Besed- 

ten  Natur-Reiche.  8<>  Franc.  1718. 
HELM  (melcuior)  Historia  de  sancto  Johanne  Evangelista  et 

Adolescente.  ex  hbro  3.  Eusebii'  c.  23.  elegiaco  carmine  red- 

dita.  4°  1560. 
HELMERGEN  (paulus  von)   Elogium  civilis  prudenti».    4® 

Helm.  1661. 
HELMOLD  (jo.  hen.  lud.)  Dissert.  de  Phcenicibus  eorumque 

Studiis  el  Inventis.  4«^  Jen.  1709. 
HELMOLDUS,  Presh.  Bosoviensis,    Excerpta  ex  Annalibus  gus, 

de  Vita  et  Rebus  gestis  Adolfi  II.  edente  Rein.  Reineccio.  f<4. 

Franc.  1580. 

■  Chronica  Slavorum^  edit.  a  Rein.  Reineccio.  fol.  JVanc. 
1581. 

HELMONDIUS  (henr.)  Disp.  de  Corpore  subcoalesti^  ejusque 
afifectionibus  in  genere.  4^  Lug.  Bat.  1627. 

■  Disp.  de  Animse  humans  Essentia.  4®  Lug.  Bai.  1637. 
HELMONT,  V.  bacon.  chabpentier.  fletcheb. 
HELMONT  (f.  M.  B.  van)   Alphabeti  vere  naturalis  Hebraici, 

Dehneatio.  12^  Sulzb.  1657. 
■■  Paradoxical  Discourses  conceming  the  Macrocosm  and 

Microcosm  of  the  greater  and  lesser  World,  and  their  Union^ 
translated  by  J.  B.  S^*  Lond.  1685. 

Observationes  circa  Hominem  ejusque  Morbos,  e  Belg. 


in  Lat.  translatae  per  J.  C.  Amman.  129  Amst.  1692. 
Ai^l.  \^  Lond.  1694. 


■  »  Cogitationes  super  quatuor  priora  Capita  (Teneseoe.  8* 

Amst.  1697. 
HELMONT  (joh.  bapt.  van)  Opera  omnia.  4»  1707. 
■■  Supplementum  de  Spadanis  Fontibus.  12®  Leod.  1G24. 
m  Febrium  Doctrina.  16'*  Antv.  1642. 
Opuscula  medica  inaudita ;  de  Lithiasi,  de  Febribiu, 

de  Humoribus  Galeni,  et  de  Peste.  12°  Col.  Ag.  1644. 

4»  Amst.  apud  Elzev.  1648. 

4«  Franc.  1707. 


1650. 


Ortus  Medicin».  ^^  Amst.  1648. 

Deliramenta  Catarrhi.  Engl  by  Dr.  Charlton.  4^  Lond. 


Niewe  Opkonst  der  Geneeskonst.  4*  Amst.  1659. 

— r-  Fundamenta  Medicinse.  12»  Ulm.  1680. 

HELMREICHS  (andr.)  Kunstbuchlein. .  12»  Ko/.  1567. 

-. 12»  Stetin.  1601. 

12»  Col.  1616. 

12»  Franc.  1687. 

HELMS  (DAvm)  De  Eductione  Formarum.  4»  1649. 

HELMSTADIUM.  Monumenta  Julia  memorias  Profesaorum 
Helmstadicnsium  exhibentia.  4»  Helmst.  1680. 

■■  Memoires  sur  la  pretendue  Declaration  dc  rUniverai^ 

de  Helmstad,  touchant  le  Changement  de  Religion,  de  la  Rcine 
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H  E  L 

HELOISA,  r.  abalardus. 

HELPEN  (barent.  coenders  van)  Escalierdes  Snges^  ou^Thre- 

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1693. 
HELSHAM  (rich.)  Lectures  in  natural  Philosophy.    PuUished 

WB.  Robinson.  8»  Lond.  1739. 
HELsINGIUS  (joh.  o.)  Dissert.  de  Origine  priscse  gentis  Vare- 

gorum.  4*  Aboa.  1734. 
Dis^rt.  de  principiis  Philosophise  architectonicis.    4^ 

Abo(t.  1735. 
HELT  (petr.)  De  Veterum  Acctibitu.  4«  Hafn.  1704.  ^ 

HELTBERG  (klias)  Dissert.  de  Origine  et  Natura  Montiutn  et 

Fontium.  4«  Hatm.  1713. 
HELVETIA.     Advice    from   Switzerland:   giving  an  Account 

how  far  theSwitzers  are  engaged  in  the  French  Interest,  against 

the  Confederates.  4°  Lond.  170,5. 
-  An  account  of  Switzerland.  S'  Lond.  1714. 

-■  Memoires  pour  servir a  rHibtoiredes  troublesen  Suissc 

a  l'occasion  du  Consensus.  19^  Ajnst.  1726. 
Tempe  Helvetica,  Dissertationes,  atque  Observationes 

exhibens.  tom.  1.  8«  Tig.  1735. 

Dictionnaire  Historique,  Politique  et  Geographique  de 


la  Suisse.  3  tom.  &^  Gencv.  1788. 
HELVETIUS  (arn.)  Exercit.de  Puncto.  4»  Lug.  Bat.  1709. 

Disp.  de  Structura  Hepatis.  4"  Lug.  Bat.  1711. 

HELVETIUS   (chr.)   Dissert.   de  Aqua  et  Terra.    4»    Lips. 

1685. 
HELVETIUS  (joan.  claud.  adiiian.)  Mcthodus  Febresitacu- 

randi  ut  nihil  ore  a<«sumendum  exhibeatur.  l^  Lips.  1694. 

Trait6  des  Pertes  de  Sang.  12«  Par.  1697. 

«— Trait^  des  Maladies  les  plus  frequentes,  &  des  Remedei 

apecifiques  pourles  gucrir.  8®  Par.  1703. 
^  Recueil  des  Methodes  de  M.  Helvetius  pour  la  Guerifloo 

dc  diverses  Maladies.  12*  Haye,  1710. 

Remedes  contre  la  Peste.  12"  Par.  1721. 

Id^e  generale  de  TCEconomie  Animale,  &  Observations 


sur  la  Petite  Verole.  8«  Par.  1722. 

Lettres  a  M.*  *  *  au  Sujet  de  la  Lettre  critique  de  M 


Besse,  contre  ridee  generale  de  TCEconomie  Auimale,  &  les 
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Eclaircisseniens    concernant  ]a   Manicre,  dont  TAir 


agit  sur  ie  Saiig,  dans  les  Poulmons.  4®  Par.  1728. 

Principia  Physico-medica.  2  tom.  8**  Par.  1752. 


HELVETIUS  (joHAN.  fridericus)  Tractatus  Alpes  Sophorum. 

Gtrm.  12»  Gravenh.  1655. 
- — . Amphitheatrum  Physiognomiae  Medicum.  Germ.    8* 

Heidclb.AmO.    , 

Belg.  12«  s^Gravenh.  16G4. 


Mors  Morborura.  Genn.  12*  Heidelb.1661. 


VoL.  Ul.  P  p  HELVETIUS 


H  E  L 

HELVETIUS  (tohan.  fridericus)  Mors Morbonim.  Belg.  vierd» 
Dccl.  12«  Heidelb,  1664. 

— Berillus  mediciis.  Genn,  S®  Heidelb,  1661. 

Beh.  derde  Dtel.  12°  Heidelb.  1664. 


Xistus  Herbarmn.  Gem.  8»  Heirf<?/^.  1661. 

Be/^'.  twecde  Ded.  12«  /ir/(/«r/fr.  1604. 


1663. 


■  Theatridium  Herculis  triumphanlis.  Belg.    12®  Hag^ 


Den  Oiitwapendcn  Pest-Doodt  in  den  Theriakel-pot. 
12«  GmrniA.  1664.    - 

Microscopium  Physiognomiae  Medicum.    12«   AmH. 


1676. 

Davids  Slinprer  Steen  tcgens  dcn  Spinosistischcn  Cartc- 


siaan.  12«  Uag.  1682. 

Adams  oud  Graft  vol  jonge  Cartesii  Dood-becnders. 


U«  Hag,  1687. 

Vitulus  aureus.   12«  //«g.  C.  1702. 

Monarchia  Arcanorum  Theo-Sophica  et  Physico-Mc- 


dica  contra  Pseudo-Philopophiam  Spino-Carlesianam,  de  Invi- 
sibihbuset Visibilibus.  12«  Gravenh.\lQ9. 
De  Chvlosi.  4«  Lv<r.  Bat.  1711. 


HELVETIUS  {Mr.)  The  Child  of  Naturc  improvcd  by  Chancc. 

8«  Lond.  1774. 
HELVETIUS  (pHiL.  MAX.)  Disp.  de  Atrophia,  seu  Tabe  notbi. 

4«  Lt^^.l6S6. 
HELVICUS  (cHKisT.)  Chronologia?  Systema  novum.  foL  Giest. 

1609. 
De  Ratione  conficiendi  Grsca  Carmina.     12*     Gic$$* 

1610. 

Thcatrum  hihtoricum,  et  chronologicum.    Continua- 


tum  a  J.  B.  Schuppio.  fol.  Marp.  1638. 


Oxon.  1651. 


IIELVIGIUS  (and.)  Etymologiavsive  Origines  Dictionum  Gcr- 

manicarum.  12«  Franc.  1611. 
HELVIGIUS  (car.)  Dissert.  de  Quinquina  EuropsBorum.     4* 

Gryph.  1712. 
IIELVIGIUS  (cHR.)  Hippocrates  de  Circuitu  Sanguinis.  4*  Lug. 

Bat.  1662. 
-■  Programmade  CalcuIisMicrocopmi.  4«  Gry.  1673. 

— Progranuna  de  Vulneribus.  4«  Grj/ph  1674. 

*— Consilium   medicum  de   Pesle.      Germ.     4®     Siettin, 

1683. 
IIELVIGIUS  (cHR.)  Filius.    De  Auro,  cjusque  in  Medicina  Vi* 

ribns.  4«  Giiiph.  1703. 
IIELVIGIUS  (jon.  ant.)  Dissert.  dc  Fame,  Siti  et  Dolorc.     4* 

L//)s.  1697. 

Dissert.  de  I-luxu  Mensium.  4«  Lips.  1697. 

Dissert.  de  Chylificationis  Continuatione  in  IntestinLa» 

•    4«  1697. 

Disp.  de  Dyscntcria.  4«  Gryph.  1698. 

IIELLWAG  (JOH.  FRm.)  De  Passione  livsterica.  4?  Tuh.  1677* 

HELWIG 


H  E  M 

MELWIG  (cHRis.  FRiD.)  Disscrt  de  Vita  et  Morte.  4«  Argent.   ' 

Disserl.  de  Vulneribiis  Capitis.  4°  Arg,  1709. 

HELWIGIUS  (JOH.  ANDR.)  Disp.  de  Nomine  Missae  ia  Honoreai 

Sanctorum  celebratae.  4**  Rost.  1691. 
HELWINGIUS  (geor.  and.)  Flora  Quasimodo-j^nita  PrUssica, 

cum  Praefatione  J.  P.  Breynii.  A^  Gedan.  1712. 

SupplementumFlora!  Prussicae.  4^  GVrfa».  1726. 

Lithographia  An^rerburgica.  Pars  1.  4°  Regiom,  1717. 

Pars  2.  4*»  Lips.  1720. 


Florai  Campana  seu  PuUatilla.  4*  Lips. 


HELWYS  (thom.)  Admonition  to  the  Congregations  called  the 

new  Fryelers.  l^  1611. 
HELYAS.    The  History  of  Helyas  Knight  of  the  Swanne.    4« 
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HEM  (and.  jos.)  Disp.  de  terra  Jobi.  4^  Haun.\708. 
HEMARD  (urbain)  Recherches  sur  les  Dent».  129  D/on.  1583. 
HEMERiEUS  (CLAUD.)  Dissert.  de  Scliolis  Publicis,  earumque 

Magisteriis,  pro  Reirah  Ecclesia  Sancti  Quintini.   Adjuncta  est 

Tabella  Chronolo<^ica  Decanorum  et  Canonicorum  ejusdem  Ec* 

clesi».  8»  Lui.  Par.  1633. 
■  De  Academia  Parbiensi.  4®  Lut.  1637. 

HEMERLING  (joh.)  Dissert.  de  Imperio  Rationis  in  Affcctus. 

4«  Jen.  1679. 
HEMERT  (Jon.  maur.  van)  De  testamento  MiUtis.    49     Ultr. 

1717. 
HEMING  (EDM.)  Proposal  for  raising  ^8,000,000  by  a  Duty  on 

Beds.  fol. 
HEMING  (edward)  The  Case  of  E.  Heming  conceming  new 

Lights  in  the  City  of  London.  4"^  Land.  1689. 
HEMING  (josEPu)  Quasries  touching  the  rise  and  observatioa 

of  Christma».  i«  Lond.  1648. 
— ^—  Judas  excommunicated ;  Or  a  vindication  of  the  com- 

munion  of  Saints.  4**  Lond.  1649. 
HEMINGFORD  (walter)  v.  gale. 
Hist.  de  Rebus  gestis  Mwardi  I.  II.  &  III.  ed.  a  Tb, 

Heame.  2  vol.  8<»  Oxm.  1731. 
HEMINGS  (william)  The  fatal  Contract,  aTragedy.    4^  Lond. 

1654. 
4«  Lond.  1661. 


The  Jews  Tragedy.  4°  Lond.  1662. 
The  Eunuch,  aTragedy.  4°  Lond.  1687. 


HEMINGUS,  Monachus  Wigomiensis,    Chartulariura  Ecclcsiae 

WiKorniensis.  2  vol.  edit.  a  Th.  Hearne.  8<»  Oxon.  1723. 
H  EM  LINGFORD.     Case  of  the  Commissioners  of  tbe  Land  Tax 

for  ihe  Hundred  of  Hemiingford  in  the  County  of  Warwick. 

fol. 
HEMMER  (ludov.  de)  Hespublica  Tenediorum  e  Tenebrift  An^ 

tiquitatum  eruta.  8<>  Hafn.  1735.  -  .  - 

HEMMERUS  (amisr.)  Disp.  de  corruptibili  et  incoiTuptibiU ; 

iiaturali  ct  supematurali.  4«  Witt.  1624. 


H  E  N 

HEMMERSAM  (MicB.)  Guineiscbe  &  West  Indianische  Rek»» 
beschreibun^.  8^  Numb,  166^. 

■  Insul  Pines  Beachreibun^.  8»  Hamh.  1698. 
HEMMING  (john)  Tabla  oTInterest.  12» 

, Scrip  Tables  for  the  Loan.  12«  Lmd.  1797. 

HEMMINGA  (sixtus  ab)  Astrolo^ia^  Ratione^  et  Ezperientii, 

refutata.  ^^  ArU,apud  PlatU.  1583. 
HEMMINGIUS(NicoLAs)DeLegeNatur».  1«^  Fiiefc.  1564. 

■  ■  Admonitio  de  Superstitionibus  magicis  vitaadLi.     \9f 

1575. 

De  Coiyugio,  Repudio,  et  Divortio.  12^  Ups*  1578« 


HEMPELIUS  (JOH.)  Maliguarum  febrium  examen  generale.  4* 
Giea.Hauai.\6\\, 

■  Exercit.  de  morbis  mals  Compositionis,  unitatia  wAnim 
et  residuis  di£ferentiis  accidentalibus.  AP  Giess.  Hass.  1613. 

HEMPELlUS  (JOH.  ANDR.]  Dissert.  de  Achoribus.    4«    Ali. 

1707. 
HEMPHILL  (Mr.)  A  Vindication  of  theProceedingsof  thcSynod 

against  him.  S^  PhiladelpL  1735. 
HEMSTEDT  (m.  jacob)  AdhorUtio  ad  Studium  Duetrin»,  de 

Natura  Animae  et  Corporis  humani.  12®  Rostoeh.  1564. 
HEMSTERHUIS  (joh.)  Disp.  de  Chlorosi.  4»  Lug.  Bai.  IWa 
HEMSTERHUSIUS  (tib.)  v.  aristophanes.  lucianus.  polluz. 

RUHNKENICS. 

-  Oration^,  et  L.  C.  Valckenari  tres  orationes.  Pnefigun- 

tur  Joh.  Chrysostomi  du«  Orationes.  8®  Lugd.  Bai,  1784. 

HEMSTERHUYS  (sibold.)  Disn.  de  Cartilaginibus,  Ligamenti^ 
Membranis  et  Vasis.  4^  Franc.  1649. 

■  Disp.  de  Sanguine.  4®  Franc.  1649. 

— Disp.  de  Fibris  et  Came.  4<>  Franc.  1649. 

I  Disp.  dc  Fuliginc.  4»  Franck.  1650. 

*'  ■  Mesais  auiea  anatomicorum   Experimentorum*    12^ 

Heidelb.  1659. 

Historia  et  AnalysiB  Arthritidis  Tagae.    12*    Lowm. 


1666. 
■  Oratio  Funebris  in  Memoriam  Campegii  Vitringse.  foL 

Franek.  1723. 
HEMSWORTH  (bichd.)  Key  to  the  Law.  8«  Land.  1765. 
HEN AO  (gab.  de)  Empyreologia,  seu  Philosophia  Christiana  de 

Empyreo  Coelo.  foL  Li^d.  1652. 
Averiguaciones  de  las  Antiguedades  de  Cantabria.  foL 

&/m.l689. 

fol.  Salm.  1691. 


HENAULT  (c.  j.  r.)  (Euvres  inedites.  8«  Par.  1806.    » 
— —  Abregi  c^onologique  de  THistoire  de  France.     8* 
Haye,  1747. 

— Supplement.  8*  Par.  1756. 

.  2  vol.  4«  Par.  1768. 


HENAULT  (Nic.)  Quaest.  an  Rbcumatismus  et  Arthritis  conge* 
neres?  4»  P«r.  1610. 

HENAUT 


HE  N 

HENAUT  (GUL.  de)  Clypeus,  quo,  Tclain  Pccqudi  Cor,  aCaTi 

lc  Noble  conjecU,  infrin^uutur,  et  eluduntar.  12^  Rothom.  1655. 
HENCHMAN  (rich.)  A  Peace  Ollenng  in  the  Temple;  ora 

seasonable  Pka  for  Unity  among  DiMcoting  Brethren.    A'Ser*> 

mon.  4"  Land.  1661. 
HENCKELIUS  (balth.)  Themata  de  Ccelo.  4»  Witt.  1608. 

DisceptatiodeBelloGustavi  Adolphi.  4«  Stet.  1631. 

HENCKELIUS  (elias  henr.)  Ordo  et  Methodus  curandi  Eoer- 

gumenofi.  8^  Franc.  1689. 
■■  De  Philths  eorumque  Efficacia  ac  Remediis.  8°  Fnfnc. 

1690. 
HENCKEUUS  (joh.  andr.)  Dissert.  de  Convubione;    4<»    Jen. 

1670. 
HENCKELIUS  (jo.  frid.)  Bethesda  portuosa,  oder  Lauchstadter 

Brunnen.  ^  Freyb.  17 1^. 

1 Pyritologia,  oder  Kiesz  Historie.  8*  Lips,  1725. 

■  OalL  on  y  a  joint  Le  Flora  Saturnisans  el  le$ 

Opuscukii  mineralogiques.*4^  Par.  1760. 

Mediorum  Cbymicorum  Appropriatio.     8®    Dresd. 


1727. 

De  Lapidum  Originc.  S^  Dresd.  1734. 


HENCKELIUS  (roelm.)  Oraiio  de  Philosophorum  Coryphaeo 

Anstotele.  4<»  Delpk.  1679. 
HENCKELL  (joh.  phil.)  De  Usu  et  Abusu  Spiritus  Vini.    4» 

Eff.  1720. 
HENDEN  {Mr.)  v.  cotton. 
HENDEN  (siMON)  The  Key  of  Scripture  Propheciea.   4«  Lond. 

1652. 
HENDENREICH  (just.  rud.)  DissertproponensJuvenem  Me- 

lanchoHa  laborantem.  4®  Jen.  1675. 
Ordo  et  Methodus  cognoscendi  et  per  Curationem  pr»- 

servandi  Abortum.  4®  Jen.  1677. 
HENDENREICH   (sigism.  rudolp.)  Dissert  de  Suppressione 

Mensium.  4®  Jen.  1706. 
HENDER80N  (a.)  Life  of  John  Earl  of  Stair.  12^  Lond.  1748. 
HENDERSON  f  alex.)  Thanksgiving  Sermon  before  the  Com« 

roons.  4^  Lond.  1644. 

Fast  Sermon.  4«  Lond.  1644. 

Fast  Sermon  before  the  Lords.  4*  Lond.  1645. 

— His  declaration  on  his  death  bed.  4®  1648. 

— -Two   Papers,   which    passed   at   Newcastie,   betwixt 

Cbarles  I.  and  A.  Henderson  coocerning  the  Change  of  Church 

Govemment.  8»  Lond.  1649. 
HENDERSON  (andrew)  The  Life  of  William  the  Conqueror.  8» 

Lond.  1764. 
-  History  of  the  Rebellion  1745  and  1746.    8»    Lond. 

1753. 
HENDERSON  (j.)  v.  aguttbr.  poetje.  sheridan. 
"  Letters  and  Poems,  with  Anecdotes  of  his  iife  by  J.  Ire- 

land.  8«'  Lond.  1786. 

HENDERSON 


H  E  N 

HENDERSON  (stewart)  I^tter  to  the  Officers  of  the  Army  \n 

the  VVest  Indies  on  prescrving  health  and  preventing  the  yelloir 

fever.  8«  Ijond,  1795. 
HENDLEY  {Mr,)  Charity  still  a  Christian  Virtue :  oranaccoimt 

of  his  Tryal  and  Conviclion  for  preaching  a  Gharity  Sermon. 

8«  Lond,  1719. 
IIENDLEY  (wiLL.)  Loimologia  Sacra,  or  the  Plague  rehgiou>ly 

considercd.  8**  Lond.  1721. 
HENDREICH  (christoph.)  Notitia  Bibliothecae  BeroUnen^is.  4« 

Btrl.  16!i7. 

Pandect»  Brandenburgicae.  fol.  BeroL  1699. 

Carthago>  seu,   de  Carthaginensium  Republica.      8* 

At/isL  1705. 
HENDREICH  (petr.)  Massiha.  24»  ArgenL  1658. 
HENDSCH  (phil.)  Disp.  de  foetus  in  utero  nutritione.  4®  Breftr. 

1698. 
HENEAGE  (thos.)  To  the  Memory  of  T.  Heneage,  Esqr.  an 

Expostulation  with  Death.  4»  Lond.  1642. 
HENELIUS  (christian)  Tractatus  pohticus  de  ^rario,  sive,  dc 

Ralionibus  adquirendi  Principi  Pecuniam.  16®  BerL  1670. 
HENELIUS  (Nic)  Silesiogi-aphia.  4«  Fr«wc.  1613. 

Breslographia.  4®  Franc,  1613. 

'  Sile^iographia  renovata.  3  tom.  4®  Jfraisl,  1704. 
Otium   Wratislaviense^  addita  c&t  Epistola  dc  Studio 

Juris.  8^  Jen,  1658. 
HENERUS  (JOANNEs)  De  tristissimo  Pestilentiae  Malo.  16"  Par. 

1551. 
HENERUS  (PET.)  Disp.  de  Phthoc.  4^  Tub.  1585. 
HENKRUS  (ren.)  Advcrsus  Jacobi  Sylvii  Depulsionum  Analo- 

micarum  Calumnias,  pro  And.  VesaUo,  Apologia.     12®     Ff?». 

1555. 
HENGSTMANN  (jon.  maur.)  Disscrt.  de  medicamentis  Germa- 

niee  indigenis  Germanis  sufficientibus.  4*^  Hebn.  1730. 
HENICHIUS  (adolph.  will.)  De  Itineribus  Religiosis  quorun- 

dam  Principum  Guelphicorum  in  Palestinam.  4*  Helmt.  1724. 
HENICHIUS  (joH.)  Tract.  de  Veritate  Religionis^Chribtianae. 

\^  RintlieL  1667. 
HENIG  (mich.)  De  I^crimis.  4«  Viteh.  1581. 
Oratio  de  Sudore  cruento.  VZ^  Witt.  1582. 

IIENIN  (CHEV.  D*)  V.  FORMALEONI. 

HENIOCHUS  (cHu.)   Propositiones  ahquot  de  Scorbuto.    12* 

«0^^1576. 
IIENISCHIUS  (g.)  t;.  hesiodus. 
HENI8CH1US  (GEORCius)  Bartpluinus.    Enchiridion  Medicinae. 

W'  Bas.  1573. 
Tabulae   Institutionum   Astronomicarura.    adjecta  est 

Sphcera  Procli.  Gr.  Lat.  4®  Aug.  Vind.  1575. 

. De  Numeratiooe  multiplici.  12°  Aug.  Vind.  1605. 

De  Asse,  et  Partibus  ejus.  12«  Aug.  Vind.  1606. 


IIENISCHIUS   (geokgius)   Thesaurus  Lingus,    et  Sapientise 

HENISIES 


Gcrmanicse.  foL  Aug,  Vind.  1616. 


H  E  N 

II]'NISIES(MART.)Dr?p.  de  Caviiate  suprema,  scu  Partibus  Fa- 

cultatis  animalis.  4^  liitt,  I61S. 
H1:NKE  (h.  p.  c.)  Annales  Literarii.    Cura  H.  P.  C.  Henke  et  P. 

.  J.Bruus.  Uvols.  8«  Ilelmst.  1782—8. 
HKNKEL  (uEO.  HEN.)  Disserl.  de  Febrium  Therapia  in  genere. 

4\I{aL  MagAlOA, 
HilNKEL  (JOH.  FRiD.)  Dissert.  de  Roborantibus.  4®  Hal.  Mas, 

1711.  ^ 

HENLEY  (henry  holt)  His  Petition  complaining  of  an  unduc 

FJection  and  Return  for  Lyme-Regis.  fol. 

IIENLEY  (j.)  r.MONTFAUCON. 

The  Hi>tory  and  Advantages  of  a  Divine  Revelation, 

with  tbe  Honour  that  is  due  to  the  Word  of  God;  especiatly  iii 
Regard  tothe  most  perfect  Manner  of  dclivering  it,  formed  on 
the  aucient  Laws  of  Speaking  and  Action.  A  Sermon.  4^  1724. 

HENLEY  (john)  Hebrew  Grammar.  8^  Lo7id.  1720. 

— Apothco.-is.    A  Funeral  Oration  sacred  to  the  Memory 

of  John  Dukeof  Marlborough.  S^»  Lo»j<f.  1722. 

Introduction  to  an  English  Grammar,  containing  a  dis- 

sertation  on  the  Saxon  tonguc.  8*  Lond.  17^6. 

Letters  and  Advertisements  conccrnin^  Mr.Whiston. 


8«  Lond.  1727. 

Oratory  Transactions.  8<»  Lond.  1728,  9. 

The  conflicts  of  the  death  bed,  a  Sermon.     8°    Lond, 


1729. 

The  Lord  he  is  God.    Or  the  Atheist  tonncnted.    8* 


Lond.  1730. 

HENLEY  (sAM.)  A  candid  refutation  of  the  Heresy  imputed  by 
R.C.  Nicholas,  Esqr.  to  the  Revd.  S.  Ilenley.  H^  fVilliamsburg, 

'  A  Dissertation  upon  the  controverted  Passages  in  St. 

Peter  and  St.  Jude  concerning  the  Angels,  that  sinned,  and 
who  kept  not  their.first  estate.  8«  Lond,  1778. 

Observations  on  the  subject  of  the  fourth  Eclogue,  thc 


Allegory  in  the  third  Georgic,  and  the  primary  design  of  the 

-^eid  of  Virgil,  with  some  Remarks  on  the  coiiw  of  tlie  Jews. 

8»  Lotm/.  178«. 
HENLEY  (tho.)  Accountof  a  Male  Child,  taken  out  of  thc;Iefl 

Fallopian  Tube,  after  the  Mother^s  Death.  12*!  Exon.  1715. 
HENNEBO  (JACOB.)  Disp.  de  Societate.  8«  Lug.  BatA705. 
HENNEBO  (uobebt)  TJieses  Ethica?  et  Pohticae.   4»    Lug.  Bat. 

1657. 
HENNEGRAVE  (ant.)  Vota  Europae  ad  Deum,  utFinem  Bellis 

tandera  ponat  Ode.  8! 
'  Ode  in  Britannise  Ducem  recens  natum.  4* 

PraBclara  Institutio.  Ode.  4®  1708. 

HENNENHOFFER  (herc.  DAV.)Dissert.  sistensValetudinarium 

virginale.  4»  Hal.Mag.  1721. 
HENNEPIN  (Louis)  Description  de  la  Louisiane.  8^  Pnr.  1683. 
— —  Voyage  dans  r Amerique  septentriouale.    12^    Utrccht, 

1697. 

2  tomes.  12«  J^mst.  1698. 

HENNEPIX 


H  E  N 

HENNEPIN  (louts)  Voyage  dans  rAmerique  septentrionale  -^, 
Avec  un  Voya^e  qui  contient  une  Relation  des  Caraibt8>  pa^^^ 
Le  Sieur  de  la  Borde.  12®  a  la  Haye,  1704. 

'  Voyage  entre  le  mer  du  Sud  et  dn  Nord.     12*     IT/r^  ^- 

1698. 

Morale  pratique  du  Jansenisme^  &c.     12®     Utreeh^^^^^ 


1698 

HENNEQUIN  (jEAN)LeGuidondesFinancier8.  »  Pof.  1585^  ^t^ 
.8*/>ar.  1593  ^^ 


■  Centum  et  viginti  Articuli  dc  Natura  et  Munde  adver^^*^^ 

sus  Peripateticos.  4"  Par,  1586. 
HENNIGIUS  (god.)  Ars  magna  Anatome.  4»  Witt.  1709. 
HENNIN  (uEx.  cHRisT.  de)   Oratio  funebris  in  obitum  J.^     ^  r 

Bachmanni.  4<>  Dkm6.  1703. 
-  Oratio  funebris  in  obitum  F.  G.  Barbeck.    4®   Dui^^ 


IJUf 


1704. 
HENNING  (georg.)  Hercynia  curiosa.  Gcrm.    4®   Nordhaui 

1703. 
HENNING  (joH.  FRiD.)  Disp.  dc  Morbo  Infantum  Bachitide. 

Witi.  171;i. 
HENNING  (joH.  LUDOLPH.)  Dissert.'dc  Sanctitatc  Dei  Triun 

ex  Jes.  VI.  3.  4*  Grj^pL  1734. 
HENNINGERUS  (joh.  sig.)  r.  bacon.  hermannus.   sanci 

RIUS. 

HENNINGES  (hier  )  Gcnealc^se  Imperatorum,  Reg;um,  &c.         in 
Circo  Saxonico.  fol,  Ufyss.  1588. 

■  ■  Tlieatruni  Gentalogicum.  4  vol.  fol.  Mt^*  1598. 
HENNINGES  (joh.)  Dissert.  de  Fidelibus  in  Charitate  Dei  e=Ljc-i 

umphantibus.  4^  Hebn,  1710. 
HENNINGIUS  (henning.)  Muhammedanus  precans,  sc.  Li 

Precationum,  ex  Arab.  in  Lat,  traml.  cum  Notis.     8'     ^' 

1666. 
HENNINGIUS  (johan.)  Trichologia.  12«  Magdeh.  1678. 
"  Oratio  de  prisco  Saxonum  gcntilismo^  corumque 

Ycrsione.  4«  Helm.  1694. 
HENNINGIUS  (marc.)  Hist.  de  Regno  China.  8«  FranC.  ad 
'  Icones  Tirolensium  Principum,  cum  Eulogiis.    d 

fol.  Augs.  1599. 
HENNINIUS  (hen.  chr.)  v.  roma.  tollius. 

■  Panegyricus  Fredirico  III.  Margravio  Brandebuxgifl 
12«  Duisb.  1690. 

HENOTUS  (evlrardus)  Privilegia  Calvinistanrai :  MogUDtK- 

pro  Licentia  Doctorali,  proposita.  8"  3foguntA6\l, 
HENRICHSDORFF  (joh.  dav.)  Spiritualitas  Dei  ex  lumine  rr^ 

turaD  asserta.  4^  Jedan.  1708. 
HENRICI  (maur.  h.)  Dissert.  dc  CataraclA.     4»    Hal.  M^ 

1729. 
HENRICI  (theod.)  Disp.  de  Cholera  humida.    4*    Hard^^ 

1686. 
HENRICIDES  (cuLiEL.)Decas  philosophica.  4»  Lug.  Bai. 
HENBICPETRUS,  t;.  jEMYLius. 

5  HENRICXJS 


^ia, 


H  E  N 

HEKRICUS  I.  Anglitit  Rer,  v.  cottok.  hatwabd. 
HENRICUS  II.  Anglia  Rex,  r.  beckbt.  berington.  ltttle- 

TON. 

The  life  of  Hen.  II.  4*  Lond.  1642. 

HENRICUS  III.  Angiia  Rei.    r.  cHAMSEaLAiN.  cotton.  par* 

LIAMENT. 

—  Tbe  ^troublcsoDie  Kfe  aad  raigne  of  King  Henry  III.  4* 

Lottd.  1642. 
— —  Thc  present  War  paralled.  A  relatioa  of  the  five  years 

of  CivU  Warres  of  Henry  III.  4»  1647. 
HENRICUS  IV.  AngU(E  Rex.  v.  haywaro, 
HENRICUS  V.  AngUe  Rei.  ».  elmham. 

The  famous  Victories  of  Henry  V.    Containing  the 

Battle  of  AKincourt.   A  Play.  4»  Lond.  1617. 
HENRICUS  VJ.  Aoglia  Rex.  v.  £xcu£ql<E£.  «.eetwood. 

His  life  and  reign.  8»  Lond.  1712. 

HENRICUS  VII.  Anglia  Rei*  r.  aleyn.  bacon.  BARtrEs. 
■  Histaire  du  Regne  de  Henry  VII.  12*  Brux. 

— ^—  Description  of  a  Royal  Family  piece  representing  King 
Henry  Vil.  and  his  Queeu  with  King  Henry  VUL  his  Queeu 
(Jane  Seymour.)  8* 

L'Espr*t  d'Henry  VII.  a  Henry  VIII.  ^  L^9n. 

llie  Preservation  ef  Hen.  VII.  when  Earl  of  Rich- 


iDoad,  ia  Veree.  12^  Lond.  1599. 

Insh*uctions  to  his  Embaseadors,  wlien  he  intended  to 


inarfy  the  young  Queen  of  Naples :  with  the  Answers  of  the 
'Embassadors.  4^  Lond.  1761, 
-SENRICUS  VIII.  Anglia  Rex.  v.  academia.  burnet.  chalo* 

VERUS.    FiSCUER.    FRESCHOT.    HERBERT.    MATRIMONIUM.     PARLIA- 
MENT.    ROSS. 

-  Libelkis  adversus  Lutherum,  cum  Epistola  ad  Saxoni» 

Duces.  4*  Lpnd.  apud  Pynson,  1521. 

Asscrtio  «eptem  Sacracnentorum^  adversus  Mart  Lu« 


dierum.  4*  Argeni.  1522. 

l&^  Par.  1562. 

Engl.  by  T.  W.  4*  Lond.  1687. 


'• —  Articuli  M.  Lutlieri,  de  Captivitate  Babylonica,  impro- 

bati.  ^ 

Epistola  ad  Saxonise   Principes,  ^e  coercenda  abi« 


l^daque   Lutherana  Factione ;  4Mun  Ducis  Georgii  Rescrip- 
tione.  4»  1523. 

■  Responsio  ad  Lutheri  Epistolam.  12^  Lond.  1526. 
Libellus    supphcatorius    Pauperum  ei  oblatus.     12^ 


1530. 

Epij^ola  ad  Carol.  Imperat.  csterosque  Monarchas. 


12\\Lon<i.  1538. 

Anrrl  12»  Lond.  1538. 


■  Derlaration,  containing  the  just  Causes  of  the  Waire 

of  Hen.  VIII.  with  the  Scottis,  and  his  Right  and  Title  to  the 
Sovcrayntie  of  Scotlande.  4^  Land.  1542. 

\ou  lll.  Ql  q  HENRICUS 


H  E  N 

kENRICUS  VIII.  Anslim  Rex.    Necessarj  docirine  for  a  Chris* 
tian  man.  4®  Lond,  1543. 

12«  Land.  1543.  {alt.  cd.) 

12«  Lmd.  1543.  {tert.  ed.) 

Lat.  4«  Lond.  1544. 

■  In  laudem  Hen,  VIII.  Carmen.  4«  1560. 

Speech  to  Parliament  Decr.  24.    1545.     4^    Land. 


1642. 

Decr.  23.  1546.  4«  Lond.  1642. 


Nuntius  a  mortuis.  hoc  est  coUoquium  inter  manes 


Hen.  VIII.  et  Car.  I.  4«  Par.  1657. 

•  Anglice.  4«  Lond.  1658. 


"  Acta  Curiss  Komanfle  in  Causa  matrimoniali  cum  Ca- 

tharina  Regina.  8«  Lond.  Berth. 
HENRICUS  II.  GalU(t  Rex.   v.  bellat.   cormerius.  francia. 

PLACE.   RIBIER. 

• Entr*  ei>  sa  Cit*  de  Paris.  4«  1549. 

■        Les  ordonnances  et  edietz  faietz  par  le  roy  Tres-clirefr- 

tien  Henry  II.  fol.  Par.  1557. 
■■  Epitaphium  in  Mortem  ejus,  duodecim  Ldnguis.  4* 

Par.  R.  Steph.  1560. 
HENRICUS  lU.  Gallia  Rex.  v.  benedetti.  blois.  brissonius. 

CHEVERNET.    RIBIER.    SAINT-ESPRIT. 

•— Remonstrance  sur  ces  deux  Edicts  de  1574  touchant  la 

Necessit^  de  Paix.  16^  Aygenst.  1576. 

Le  Cahinet  du  Roy  de  France,  dans  lequel  il  y  a  trois 


Pcrles  preeieuses.  8®  1581 
8«  1582, 


"  Remonstrances  au  Roi,  sur  les  Desordres  du  Royaume. 

8»  1588. 

■■■    ■        Harrangue  a  rouverture  de  l'As8embl&  des  Trois 
Estats  generaux.  12»  1588. 

Antimartyrion,  das  ist^  Gegenzei^uss,  und  unwieder» 


leglicher  Beweiss,  >das  ^acob  Clemens  der  Jacobiter  Monch 
von  Pariss  Konig  Heinrichen  III.  ermordet,  auss  dem  Frantz. 
in  Teutsch  bracbt.  4«  1590. 
■  Joumal  de  son  Regne.  8»  1621. 

Recueil  de  diverses  Pieces  servans  a  rHistoire  de 


Henri  IH.  12»  Col.  1662. 
■  Memoires  pour  rHistoire  de  Henry  III.  de  France. 

12»  Par.  1667. 
HENRICUS  IV.  Gallia  Rex.  v.  bassompierre.  bocchi.  bote- 

RIUS.  CAMPIGHI.  CHETERNEY.  CODRINGTON.  DVPLEIX.  FRANCIA, 
COUJON.  LEGRAIN.  MATTHIEU.  PEREFIXE.  RAVAILLAC.  BrrS, 
80SSIUS.   TEXERA.  , 

— Poesies  en  diverses  Langues  sur  sa  Naissance.  8^Tofet. 

1554. 
-~—  Plaintes  au  Roy  et  a  la  Royne  mere  par  les  Princes  ct 
Seigneurs  Catholiques.  8^  1588. 

liC  Francopbile  pour  lui.  129  1591. 

HENRICUS 


H  E  N 

HENRICUS  IV.  GaUiiB  Itex.  Happort  de  la  Conf<£rence  entre  ki 
Beputez  du  Duc  de  Mayenne,  &  ceux  du  Roi  de  Navarre.  12^ 
Trcy.  1593. 

■  The  Order  of  the  Ceremonies  in  the  Coronation  of 

Henry  IV.  4»  Lmd.  1594. 

De  juata  et  canonica  ejus  Absolutione.     12®  Lut^. 


1594. 

Procedures  contre  Chastel  &  Barriere  pour  le  parricide 

attente  sur  la  Personne  du  Roy  Hen.  IV.  8«  Par.  1595. 

Edict  sur  la  PercepUon  de  ses  Droicts  de  Domaine 

Foraine.  8«  Rouin,  1599. 

Labyrinthe  Royalc  de  1'HercuIe  Gaulois  triumphant. 


represente  a  rEntree  de  la  Royne  d  Avignon.    foi.   Atig, 

1600. 

' Jus  Belli  Sabaudici.  4«  Anut.  1601, 

Au  Roy  du  Soing  que  sa  Majeste  doit  avoir  de  sa  Vic. 

l^^Amst.  1603. 
Discours  faict  a  lui  par  Mathault,  n^aguieres  venu  de 

Paradis.  12»  1605. 

Discours  au  Roy.  8<»  1607. 

Trois  Remonstrances  faictes  sur  la  Fin  des  demien 


Troubles.  8»  Par.  1608. 

Contract  faict  par  le  Roy  a  M.  Innocent  Desbois,  pour 

le  Rachapt  des  Greffes  des  Tailles  des  IWroisses.    8^   Par. 
1608. 

Le  Restablissement  de  rExercise  de  la  Religion  Catho- 


lique  des  Jesuites  de  Beam.  8®  Par,  1608. 

Abrege  de  sa  Vie.  \9P  Par.  1609. 

Recueil  et  choses  memorables  advenu^  ^s  demieret 


annees  de  son  Regne.  12^  Par.  1609. 

Remonstrance  du  Parlement»  sur  k  Parricide  commif 


en  sa  Personne.  8^  1610. 

Arret  du   Pariement,   contre  Ravaillac.    8^    RoucHg 


1610. 

Remonstrance  a  Messieurs  de  la  Cour  de  Parlcment, 


8ur  le  Parricide  commis  en  ia  Personne  du  Roy  Henry  ie 
Grand.  8«  1610. 

Ang.  by  W.  Crashaw.  4«  Lond.  1611. 


■  ■  Discours  lamentable  sur  i'Attentat  &  Parricide  commie 

en  sa  Personne.  8®  Par.  1610. 

Adieu  de  rAme  de  Henri  IV.    Avec  la  Defence  dei 


Peres  Jesuites.  par  la  Damoiselle  de  G.  8*  Par.  1610. 

Les  Larmes  et  Regrets  du  Soldat  Fran^ois^  sur  le  Tres- 


pas  de  Henri  le  Grand.  l^  Par.  1610. 

Sighes  of  Fraunce,  for  the  Death  of  Henry  IV.  With 


the  Oration  made  by  Monsr.  Seruin.  4®  Lond.  1610. 

Orationes  quibus  exequias  ejus  cohonestavit  CoU^um 


Bhedonense  Soc.  Jesu.  12®  Rhed.  1611. 

La  Sibilie  Fran^oise,  ou  demiere  Remoostrance  au  Roy 


Henry  IV.  IV  I6I1. 


H  £  N 


/ 


HENRICUS  IV.  GaUift  Rcx.   L'Ordre  des  Cercmonics  dc  sod 
Sacre  &  Couronnemenl.  8*^  Toun.  1614. 

Ang,  by  E.  A.  4<»  Lond, 

—  Articles  du  Traite  entre  Henry  W.  &  SulUn  Amat 


Empercurs  des  Turcs.  4°  Par,  1615. 

.  Lao8  ])o>thuma  Ilenrici  IV.  4»  CoL  1623. 

The  History  of  Hen.  IV,  by  the  Biehop  of  Rodez  and 


trawlated  by  J.  D.  8*  Lond.  1672. 

Speech  to  his  Parlament,  wherein  hc  rebukes  them  for 


opposing  the  Jesiiits.  fol.  Lond.  1681. 

Lcs  Amours  de  Henri  IV.  12<>  Cal  1695. 

I^ettres  D'Henry  IV.  et  de  Messrs.  De  Villeroy  ct  de 


Puisieisx,  a  Mr.  AnU  Lc  Fevre  de  la  Boderie.  2  tom,  8*  Amst. 

1733. 

Discours  snr  la  Paix  accordee  par  le  Koy-  S^ 

Histoire  des  Amours  de  Henry  IV,  16® 

Duae  Pyramides  de  attentato  et  perpetrato  Parricidia 


I^atianjB  Sectae  Henrici  IV.  4®  Lutet,  Par. 
HENRICUS  IV.  Imperator.  v,  aventinus.  goldastus. 
HENRICUS  VII.  Lnperator.  v,  difenbachius. 
HENRICUS.  Polan.  Rex.  r.  carhcoviusv 
HENRICUS  Blanceb.  Com.  v.  schmidt. 
HENRICUS  Brwuwicensis  Dux.  v.  brunswig. 
Commemoratio  quam  miserc  Gosslariensimn  et  Brmis* 

vicensium  Respublicas  afflixerit.  4®  1544. 
HENRICUS  Dux  Glocesiriee.    Short  view  of  his  life  and  of  Mary 

Princess  of  Orange.  by  T,  RL  12®  Lond.  1661. 
HENRICUS  Huntindonensis.  v.  sAvrtE. 
HENRICUS  Mediolanensis.     De  Controversia  Hominis  et  For- 

tunse,  cum  Cotpment.  C.  A.  Popma.  12®  CoL  Ag.  1570. 
HENRICUS  Wallia  Princeps.  v.  birch.  chapman*  cantabrigia^ 

CORNWALLIS. 

The    order    and    solemnitie    of    his-    Creation.     4^ 

1610. 

His  Fmieral».  4?^  Lond.  1613. 

Three  Elegies  on  his  Death,  by  C.  Toumettr,  J,  Web- 

ster,  and  T.  Heywood.  4®  Lond.  1613. 
The  true  Picture  and  Relation  of  Prince  Henry  hi» 

noble  and  vertuons  Disposition ;  translated  from  the  French  by 

W.  H.  4®  Leyd.  1634. 
HENRICUS  (geo.)  Dispi  de  Natura^  Effi^ctibus  per  Artem  mo- 

derandis.  4®  Lug.  Bat.  1723. 
HENRICUS  (ger.)  Disp.  de  Appetitu  iensitivo,  Aifectibus  et 

Loco-motivd.  4®  Lug.  Bat.  1627. 
HENRICUS  (liiEB.  MART.)  De  Aquae  Natura  et  Virtule  in  me- 

dendo.  4®  HaL  Mag.  1716. 
HENRICUS  (joH.  jAC.)  De  tribunicia  Ca^sarum  Romanoruift 

potestate.  4®  Argent, 
HENRICUS   (j.  B.)   Cataloffus  Medicamentorum.    4®   Frtme. 

1682. 

3  "HENRICUS 


H  E  N 

AENRICUS  (martin)  Qosestiones  medicsp,   tom.  I.   4*  tap^ 

1567. 
HENRIETTA  MARIA.  Regina  Angha,  r.  bossuet.»  cantabe^- 

CIA.    CAROLUS.   1.  « 

Thc  Qneens  answer  to  Lord  EHgbies  Lettcr.  ^  Lond. 

Tbe  P^ilion  of  the  Courticrs,  &c.  conceming  the  stay« 

ing  of  the  Queens-  Voyages  into  Holland.  foK  I64I. 

The  Queens  Letter  to  the  King  from  the  Hagne.  foL 


1641. 

The  Queens  Message  to  the  King.  4<»  Lmd.  1641. 

The  Queens  Bedaration  to  tbe  States  of  HoTtand.  4^ 


Lond.  1649. 

Her  Resolution.  4«  Land,  1642. 

Tbe  Queens  Letter  from  HoHand.  4^  Land.  1642. 

The  Quecn^s  proceedrngs  in  HoHand.  4®  Lond.  1649". 

Her  proceedings  in  Yorkshire.  4"  Land.  1643. 

The  protestation  of  the  Queen  from  Schereling  Feb.  25. 


tothe  States  Genera).  fol.  Lond.  1643. 
Relation  of  her  departure  from  Falmonth  into  Brest.  4* 

Lond,  1644. 
The  Queens  Lctter  to  the  Parliament  of  England.    4* 

Lond.  1648. 

Her  message  to  tbe  Peers.  4*  Lond.  1648. 

Hcr  letter  to  thc  King  conecrning  the  treaty.  4*  Lond^ 

Her  life  and  deatb.  W  Lmd.  1669. 


HENRION  (D.)  Cosmographie.  8»  Par.  1626. 

L'Usa<re  du  Mecometre.  8<>  Par.  163a 

HENRIQUEZ  (chrysost.)    Phocnix  reviviscens,   sitc,   Ordinii 

Cisterciensis  Scriptorum  Anglic  et  HispanisB  Series.  4t^  Brux» 

1626. 
HENRIQUEZ  (fran.)  de  Vitta  Corta.    Opcra  medica,  S  tonr. 

M.  Lugd.  1670—80. 
HENRIQUEZ  (franciscvs)  a  Fonseca.  Apiari^m  medico-chj* 

micum.  l^  Amst.  1711. 
^— —  Mediciaa  Lusitana,  e  Soccorro  Delphico.    fol.  Amsl, 

1710. 
■  Madeyro  ilUistrado  para  curar  o  Morbo  Gallico.    fol. 

Lisb.  1715. 
HENRIQUEZ  (hen.)  Summa  Theologifle  moralis.  fol.  1.  fol.  Vok 

1600. 
HENRIZKY  (chr.)  Dissert.  de  sacrificio  pro  kivocatione  SanctiK 

rnm  celebrata.  49  Rost.  1697. 
HENRY.    A  Novel.  4  vol.  12«  Lond.  1795. 
HENRY  and  CAROLINE.  The  force  of  Example.   Or  thc  His- 

iory  of  Henry  aorjd  Caroline.  S**  Land.  1797. 
HENRY  and  EMMA.    Songs  in  Henry  and  Emma.    8^  Lond. 

1749. 
HENRY  and  FRANCES.    A  Series  of  Letters  between  Henry 

aod  Frances.  2  vol.  12®  Lond.  1757. 

HENRY 


H  EN 

HENRY  (f.)  Guide  from  the  English  Language  tb  the  French. 

8^  Bristol,  1797. 
HENRY  (HATtt.)  Sermon  on  her  death,  by  her  S6n.   8®  Lcmd. 

1712. 
HENRY  (matth.)  v.  bates.  reynolds.  tong.  williams. 

•    Funeral  Sermon  on  Dr.  S.  Benion.  8®  L(md.  17Q9. 

Funeral  Sermon  on  Revd.  F.  Tallente,  8«  Lond.  1709. 

•— —  Exposition  of  the  five  poetical  Books  of  the  Old  Testa- 

ment.  fol.  Lond.  1710. 

A  Method  for  Prayer.  8»  Lond.  1710. 

The  Life  and  Death  of  Mr.  P.  Henry.  8«  Lmd.  1712. 

Funeral  Sermon  and  life  of  Revd.  S.  Lawrence.    8^ 


Lond.  1712. 

Funeral  Sermon  on  R.  Stretton.  8«  Land.  1712.  ^ 

■  Christs  favour  to  little  children  opend  and  improved.  A 

Sermon.  ^  Lond.  1713. 

Funeral  Sermon  on  D.  Burgess.  8®  Lond.  1713. 

The  Pleasantness  of  a  Religious  Life.  12^  Lond.  1714. 

Accountof  bis  Life  and  Death  by  W.  T.  8«  Lond.  1716. 

A  brief  Enquiry  into  the  true  Nature  of  Schism.  8* 


Lond.  1717. 

Funeral  Sermon  on  J.  Terry.   With  a  Narrfitive  of  hit 


last  Sickness.  S^  Lond.  1720. 

The  Beauties  of  Henry :  A  Selection  of  the  most  strik* 


ing  passages  in  his  exposition  of  the  Bible.     To  which  is  pre- 

fixed  his  Life  by  J.  Geard.  12^  Lond.  1797. 
HENRY  (robeut)  History  of  Great  Britain,  from  the  first  Inva- 

sion  by  Julius  Csesar,  6  vol.  4®  Lond.  1771-— 93. 
^-  History  of  Great  Britain  from  the  Death  of  Hen.  VIIL 

to  the  accession  of  James  :  being  a  continuation  of  Dr.  Henry*i 

History  by  J.  P.  Andrews.  Vol.  L  4«  Lond.  1794. 
2  vol.  8«  1796. 


hENRY  (T.)  Memoirs  of  Dr.  Albert  Haller.    W  Warringio^, 

1783. 
HENRY  (wM.)  ElementsofExperimentalChemistry.  3  vols,  8^ 

Lond.  1810. 
HENRY  (wM.)  Loveof  our  Country,  a  Sermon.  8«  Dub.  1756. 
HENRYSONE  (robebt)  The  Testament  of  Cresseid.  4P  Edimk 

1593. 
HENSELIUS  (theod.)   Disp.  de  Animae  Immortalitate :   cuxA 

aliis  nonnullis  adjectis.  4®  Marp.  1593. 
HENSHALL  (sam.)  The  Saxon  and  English  Languages  reciprfr» 

cally  illustrative  of  each  other.  4®  Lond.  1798. 
■■  Domesday,  or  an  actual  survey  of  South  Britain  by  the 

Commissioners  of  William  the  Conqueror ;  with  an  iDtrodoD^ 

tion,  &c.  by  S.  Henshall  and  Joh.  WUkinson.  4P  Lond.  1799. 
■  Thanksgiving  Sermon.  4®  Lond.  1805. 

HENSHAW  (anne)  Her  Petition  to  Parhament.  foL  Lond.  1654. 
HENSHAW  (nath.)  Aero-chalinos :  Or  a  Register  for  tbe  Air. 

120  2>!£Z^/.  1664. 
BENSHAW  (ROB.)  Trial,  for  corruption  in  officc.    8»  Sdmb. 

1807.  '  \SEK8HASr 


H  E  R 

HENSHAW  (TBos.)  A  vindication  of  T.  Henshaw.  4«  1654. 
HENSING  (jo.  THOS.)    Disput.  de  Vitriolo.    4»    Giesa.  Hasi. 

1710. 
HENSON  (john)  History  of  his  persecution  by  Thos.  Gunnd. 

4<»  Lond,  1659. 
HENTENIUS  (j.)  i.  arethas.  biblia.  Lat. 
HENTZNER  (paulus)  Itinerarium  GermaniaB,  Gallis,  Angli», 

et  Italise;  itein,  Monita  peregi*inatoria  duoruin  doctorum  Viro* 

rum,  &c.  12*  NoHb,  1629. 

■  A  Joumey  into  England  in  1598.  8*  Strawbeny-hill, 
1757. 

4^IUading,  1807. 

HEPBURN  (john)  The  American  Defcnce  of  the  Cbristian  Gold- 

en  Rule,  or  an  Essay  to  prove  the  unlawfuiness  of  making" 

Slaves  of  Men.  8«  1715. 
HEPBURNE  (geo.)  De  circulatione  Sanguinis  in  Animalibua 

genitis  et  non  genitis.  4®  Lug,  Bat.  1693. 

■  Dissert.  de  Motu  Sanguinis  per  Vasa  minima.  4*  Lug. 
Bat.  1693. 

HEPHJESTION  AUxandrinus.    Enchiridion  de  Metris  et  Poe- 

mate.  Gr.  cum  scholiis  antiquis.    4^  Pai\  1553.  lcum  Notis 

Mss.  Is.  Casauboni.] 

. ab  J.  C.  de  Pauw.  4»  Tr.  ad  Rh.  1726.      ' 

HEPTATEUCHUS,  Liber  Job  et  Evangelium  Nicodemi  Anglo- 

Saxonicc.  Historia  Judith,  Dano-Saxonice  ed.  Edw.  Thwaites. 

»>  Oxan.  1698. 
HERACLIDES  Ponticus.    De  Rebus  publicis.     Gr.   4«   Rom. 

1545. 
Gr.  Lat.  Editore  N.  Cragio.    8*  Lugd.  Bai. 

1670. 
HERACLIOTA,  r.  marcianus. 
HERACLITUS  DREAM.    fol,  1642. 
HERACLITUS.    De  Incredibilibus.  Gr.  Lat.  Editore  T.  Galc. 

«•  Cantab.  1671. 
HERACUUS.  V.  carlell.  pisida. 
HER£US  (carol.  gustav.)  Inscriptiones  et  Symbola  varii  Ar- 

gomenti.  8»  Nonb.  1721. 
HER^US  (is.)  Information  abreg^e  de  la  Th^riaque  Celeste. 

16^  Hanau. 
HERALDRY.    The  art  of  Heraldry.  12«  Lond.  1693, 

&  Lond.  1730. 

Historical  Anecdotes  of  Heraldry  and  Chivalry.    4^ 


Worc.  1795. 
HERALDS  OFFICE.    Ordinance  of  Parliament  for  regulating 

tbe  Heralds  Office.  4«  L(md.  1646. 
HERALDUS,  v.  saumaise. 
HERAD  (Mr.)  Plaidoyez  pour  Mr.  le  Duc  de  Mazarin  contre 

Madame  la  Duchesse  soki  Epouse.  Et  1e  Factum  pour  Mad.  la 

Duchesse  Mazarin  contre  Monsr.  le  Duc.   Par  Mr.  St.  Evre- 

inont.  12»  1698. 
H£RAUD  (J.  aO  Tbe  complete  SUmp  Table.  «»  Ltmd.  Vl^. 


H  £  R 

IflERAULT,  r.  herolt. 

HERB  And  HERBALL,  r.  herbarium. 

HERBARIUM.     Herbarum  Nomina  et  Vires.  4«  [nne  loco  i 

4UU10  aut  Typograpki  nominc^l 
40  £^/^,  Editio  sine  loco  aut  anno  aui  Typc^^ 

graphi  nomineJ] 

Herbarium.  4^  [sine  loco  aut  anuo  aut  Typographi 


mine,] 


Herbarum  imagines  vivsB.  4*  Franc* 
4«  Fmnc.  1538. 


Institutiones  rei  herbarise.  2  tom.  4® 

A  Boke  of  the  properties  of  Herbes  called  aa  Herball^ 


by  W.  C.  12«  Lond.  Wm.  Copland.  [6/.  i.] 

12«  Lond.  Roh.  Reduian.  {hl  l.] 


— —  La  Propriete  des  Ilerbes  et  Plantes  communes  qui  se 
pour  le  corps  humain.  16«  Par. 

Herbarium.  Beig.  fol.  Antv.  1526. 

Herbolario  volgare  de  Latino  in  vdgate  tradutto.    Lt 


Ven.  1540. 

Le  grant  Herbier  en  Fran^oys.  4«  Pai\  1545. 

—  AngL  fol.  \^Sine  loco  aut  anno  aut  TypograpJ^^ 


nomine.] 

.  fol.  Lond.  1526. 


Danske  Urtebog.  ParL  I.  4«  1647. 


HERBElLOT   (M.  db)   de  Molainville.    Bibliotheque  orieatail^s. 

fol.  Par.  1697. 
conlinuee  par  Mrss.  C.  Visdelou  et  A.  G^aiJ^ 

land.  4  tom.  4«  A  ia  Haye,  1777—79. 
HERBERAY  (nic.  de)  v.  amadis  de  gaulc.  cuevara. 
HERBERE  (claudio  de)  Ragionamento  sopra  la  Dichiaraticycr^e 

d'alcuni  Luoghi  di  Dante,  del  Petrarcha,  e  del  Boccaccia       ^^A* 

Lione,  1560. 
HERBERSTEIN  (ferd.   ernestus  comcs  ab)   Cyclodiatom  1.  ^ 

quh,  pro  Rei  Tormentaris  Incremento,  Motum  ac  Tempm^ 

Projectorum  mensurat  et  demonstrat.  4«  Praga,  1716. 
HERBERSTEIN  (sigism.)  Rerum  Moscoviticarum  Comment&.x*  ml 

fol.  Bas. 

Lal.  4«  Venet.  1550. 

HERBERT  (         )  Frcnch  and  English  Dialogues.     &^    L^^w^^. 

1660. 
HERBERT  (anne)  Countess  of  Worcester.  v.  rainbow. 
HERBERT  (arth.)  Eari  qf  Torrington.  A  plain  Rclation  of 

Action  at  Sea,  between  iiis  Fleet  and  the  French,  from  June 

to  July  5.  4«  Lond.  1690. 
— —  Rcason  for  thc  tryal  of  the  Earl  of  Torringtoa  by  Ii 

peachment.  fol.  Lond.  1690. 

An  impartial  Account  of  some  remarkable 


fais  Life.  4«  Lond.  1691 
HERBERT  (edw.)  Baro  de  Cfterbury.  r.  musaus. 
■    ■  De  Veritate,  prout  distinguitur  a  Revelatione,  a  Vc 

simili,  a  PossibiU  ct  a  FaUo.  4^  Lwd.  1633. 

HERBEl 


H  E  R 

SiERBERT  (Et>w.)  Baro  de  Ckerbury.  De  Vefitate,  proiit  dU* 
tinguitur  a  Reirdatione,  a  yertsimili,  a  Poasibili  et  a  Fabo.  4* 
L(md.  164J. 

— —  12»  1656. 

GalL  4»  1639. 


•  De  Causis  Errarum.  4»  Land,  1645. 
13»  1656. 


Life  and  Reign  of  Henry  VIII.  fol.  Lond,  1649. 
fol.  Lond.  1672. 


Expeditio  in  Rheam  Insulam.  Ed.  a  T.  Baldaino.    8* 

Lond.  1656. 

De  Religione  Gentiliftrti.  8»  Amsi.  1700. 

His  life  written  by  himself.    4»  Straxvbeny  Hili,  1764. 


HERBERT  (Sir  edwd.)  'Die  irapeachment  of.  4»  Lond.  1641 
■  His  Answer  to  the  impeachment.  4»  Lond,  1642. 

KERBERT  {Sir  edward)  Lord  adef  JustiCe  of  England.    Ac* 

count  of  Sir  Ed.  Hales'^  Case.  4»  Lond,  1688. 
*■*  Lord  Chief  Justice  Herbert'8  Account  examincd  by  W. 

A.  4«  Lond.  1689. 

SERBERT  (cEORGE)  r.   CORNARD.  DILLtNCHAM.   eachard.  wal- 
TON. 

^"  ■  The  Temple,  sacred  Poems,  and  private  EjaQnlaltions. 

12»  Camb.  1633. 

With  his  Life  by  J.  Walton.  12»  Lond,  1679. 


Jacula  Prudentum.     Or  Outlandish  Proverbs,  Sen* 

tcnces,  &c.  12«  Lond,  1651. 

Remains.  12*  Lond,  1659. 

His  life  by  J.  Walton  J  with  his  Lettera,  and 


others  to  his  Mother  written  by  Dr.  Donne.  12^^  Lond.  1670. 
A  Priest  to  the  Temple,  or  the  Character  of  a  Country 


Pfcrson.  12»  Lond.  1675. 
JIERBERT  (henry)  Eeirl  of  Pembroke.    Method  of  breakinj 
Hones,  and  teaching  Soldiers  to  ride.  12«  Land.  1761. 

HERBERT  (henry)  Marquis  of  Worcester.  Ordinances  of  Par- 
liament  for  the  sale  of  the  Lands  and  Possessions  of  Hcnry  Earl 
iX  Worcester  deceased,  Edward  Lord  Herbert  of  Ragland  now 
Earl  of  Worcester  and  Sir  John  Somerset,  in  the  County  of 
Middksex  and  the  City  of  London.  4«  Lond.  1646. 

HERBERT  {Sir  peecy)  Certain  Conceptions  and  Considerations. 
4»  Lond.  1652. 

HERBERT  (philip)  Earl  qf  Mmtffmery.  Proclamation  for  ap- 
prehending  him  and  Sir  J.  Fenwjck.  tbl.  Lond,  1695. 

HERBERT  (philip)  Earl  qfPendfroke,  v,  cartwright.  sAfttJM. 

. His  Speech  in  the  Hoase  of  Peers,  Dec.  19.  4*»  Lond. 

1642. 

: Letter  to  the  E.  ©f  Pembroke.  4«  Lond,  1647. 

His  speech  in  the  House  of  Peers  when  the  aeven  Lords 


*  were  acciised  of  Hish  Treason.  4^  Lond.  1648. 
m  His  AtreweU  te-  Ihe  King  at  his  departure  from  the 

Treaty  at  Newport.  4<^  1648^         « 
VOL.UI.  Rr  HERBftRT^ 


H  £  R 

tlERBERT  (pHitip)  Earl  ofPembroke.  Spcedi  to  thc  Kii^  con- 

cerning  the  trcaty  at  Ncwport.  4*  Lond,  1648. 
■■  Specch  upon  the  debate  of  the  Citie^s  PetiUon  for  a 

?€r8onall  Treaty  to  be  had  with  His  Majesty  in  Tiondoa.     4*. 
648. 

Spcech  at  hiK  admittancc  aa  a  Mcrobcr  to  tbe  House  oi 


Cominons.  4°  1649. 

The  maniier  of  his  election  of  Knight  of  the  Shire  tot. 


Berlw.  4«  1649. 

Gradus  Simeonis :  Or  the  First-FruiU  of  Hiilip  Earle 


of  Pcmbroke.  4»  1649. 

The  first  purt  of  the  last  Will  of  Pbilip  Earl  of  Pem- 


broke.  4^  1649. 

A  thanksgiving  for  thc  recovery  of  Philip  E.  of  Fem- 


broke,  4^  1649, 

Speech  to  Nol-Cromwell  with  his  entertainiiieDt  s|t 


Ramsbury.  4<^  1649. 

Specch  on  the  Act  of  Thanksgiving  for  Cd.  Joiie8'& 


Irish  Viclory.     4<>  Lond,  1649. 

The  life  and  dealh  of  Philip  £.  of  Pembroke  with  U« 


triall  in  Hell.  4«  1649. 

Last  Will  and  TesUment,  published  by  M.  Oldiswortlu 


4«  Lond.  1650 

Tlie  Earle  of  Pembn>ke's  last  Speech.  4*  Lond.  IGjQ. 


HERBEKT  (tho.)  Descriptioa  of  the  Per^iao  Mooarchy.    foL 

Lond.  1684. 
■'  Vo}-a<re  de  Perse  &  des  Indes  Orientales^  trad.  de  T-Air 

giois ;  &  les  Revolutions  de  Siam,  trad.  du  Flamand  de  Jeremie 

Tan  Vliet.  4*  jPar.  1663. 

-  Travels  into  Afirica  aiid  Asia.  fol.  Lond,  1677. 


HERRERT  (rno.)  Memoirs  of  the  two  bst  Years  of  the  Reign 

of  K.  Charles  I.  bv  Sir  T.  Ilerbert,  Major  Huntingtoa,  CoL 

Eiiw.  Coke.  aml  Mr.  H.  Firebrace.    Wilh  a  Cbaraeter  of  that 

Martyr  by  Diodati  and  Hcmierson.    To  which  *ts  added  the 

*  tleath  bed  Repcntance  of  Mr.  Lenthall.  8*  Lomd.  1703. 

HERBERT  (tuomas)  Pewthrokia  Comcs,  Nuouanata  aotiqaa, 
et  recentioni.  4*  Lomd.  1746. 

UERBERT  (tbos.)  Ncws  newlj  disoorex^  in  a  Diakgue  betwixt 
Papa  the  false  Pope  and  Benedict  an  bonest  Friar.  13*  1G4I. 

■  Vox  secunda  populi  or  the  CommoiH  gratitode  to  Philip 

Eari  of  Wmbroke.  4«  1641. 

HERBERT  (w.)  Befede  and  Confesskm  of  Faith.     l^  Lamd. 

l^  Lomd.  1M9L 

TV  ChiU-bearin?  Woinan.  11»  Lnd,  1649. 

Tbe  C^ieAilFalkeraiMiPkmadd.  1?  Laad^lSia. 

«— —  attadripaitit  Den>tioQ.  li*  Ltmi.  1618;. 
HERBERT  (wtuoAx)  EtH  <^'Ptmkrwte,  Of  ihe 
tenal  Xaiyie  of  Man  ia  ChhsL  4*  Lmd,  16M. 

Roems;.  S»  Lmd,  16da 

BEUEKT  (wx.)  r-  — ^ 


H  E  it 

HERBERTS  (mary)  The  adventurcs  of  Proteus,  a  sctt  of  Novels. 
8*  Lond.  1727. 

HERBES,  9.  HERBAKIUM. 
HERBIER,  9.  IIFRBARIUM. 

HERBIGIUS  (geo.)  Disputatio,  an  Pax  Religionis  legitima  et 

approbanda?  4"  1623. 
HERBIN  (p.  E.)  Statistique  p^enerale  ct  particuliere  de  la  France 
-    et  de  ses  Colonies.  7  tom.  8*  1803. 
HERBINIUS  (JOH.)  Famosae,  de  Sdis  vel  TeDuris  Motu,  Con- 

troversiae,  Examen  Tlieologo-philosophicum.  12*  Ultraj,  1655. 
'  Religioss  Kijovienses  Cryptse.  8"  Jen,  1675. 

■  Dissertationes  de   admirandis  Mundi   Cataractis.     4* 
Anat,  1678. 

HERBOLARIO,  r.  herbarium. 

HERBORN  (nicolas)  De  Indis»convertendis.  8"  Rotad^  1616. 
HERBORT  (GUL.  lauu.)  Dissert.  de  Siti.  4«  Tuh.  1673. 
HERBRAND  (jac,)  Oratio  in  Obitum  P.  Melanthonis.    4«  Tu 

hin,  1560. 
HERBST  (JOAN.  FRiD.)  Dissert.  de  mineralium  Medicamentorum 

Prastantia.  4»  Altd,  1727. 
HERBURTUS  (joh.)  de  Fulstyn.    Historia  Polonica.    4*»  Bds. 

1571. 
— Accesserunt  Michalo  de  Moribus  Tartaroruni 

et  Joannes  Las^icius  de  Diis  Samagitarum,  &c.  4**  Bas,  1615. 
HERCKMANS  (e.)  Zec-Vaerts  Lofs.  fol.  Amt,  1634.    - 
HERCULANEUM,  r.  bayardi.  hancarville. 

■  Le  Pitture  antiche  d'Ercoiano  e  Contomi,  incisi,  con* 
qualche  Spiegazione.  4  tom.  foi:  Nap.  1757 — 65. 

Bronzi  di   Ercolano  e  Contorni,   incisi  con  qualche 


Spiegazione.  2  tom.  fol.  Nap.  1767—71. 
HERCULANUS  (joh.)  Expositio  in  primam  Fcn  quarti  Canonia 

Avicennae.  fol.Fen.  1506, 

. fol.  Fen.  1512. 

-^ fol.  Ven.  1560. 

HERCULES.     Les  travaux  d'Hercule,  F^trennes  au  Roy  :  Dia- 

logue  entre  la  Gloire  et  L'Envie.  12®  Par.  1693. 

■  Herculcs  and  the  Carter,  a  dialogue  between  a  pdor 
man  and  a  poor  mans  friend.  8"  Lmd.  1796. 

HERCYNIANUS  (fabius)  r.  camerarius.  kellerus. 

HERD  (JOH.  sp.)  Erotemata  de  Arte  Memoriae^    12«  Francof.. 

1608. 

-^ 120  Argent.  1610, 

HERDE  (jACOBus  d')  Disput.  de  Spasmo.  4*^  Ultr.  1Q59. 
HERDENIUS  (geo.)  Disput.  de  Aerc.  8«  Marp,  1593. 
HERDMAN  (gust.  joh.)  snETAH  BPAAEns.  8»  Ups.  1706. 
HERDMAN  (joh.)  An  Essay  on  the  Causes  and  Phenomena  of 

Animal  Life.  S^  Edinb.  1795. 
HHRDSON  (uen.)  Ars  mnemonica,  sive  Uerdsonus  Bnixialus. 

12*  Lond.  1651. 

■  Ars  Memorise :  The  Art  of  Memory  made  phunc.'  12? 
Lond.  1651. 

HEREBOORD^  r.  i/eeiibboobt.  W^^Mw 


H  £  R 

I][ER£DIA  (cAsp.  CALDERA  de)  Tribuiial  medicum,  magicam»  ct 

po^iticum.  fol.  Lugd,  Bat.  1658. 

. fol.  Ant.  1663. 

,  HEREDIA  (vzT,  MicH.  de)  Opera  medica.  Cura  P.  Barea  de  A»- 

torga.  4  tom,  fol.  Lugd.  1689. 
HEREDITARY  RIGHT.    The  Hercditary  Right  to  Ihe  Cnwra 

<>f  England  as^erted ;  the  History  of  the  Succession  nnce  the 

Conquest  cleared ;  and  the  true  Exiglish  Constitution  vindicated 

from  the  misrepresentations  of  Dr.  Higden's  View  and  Deftnee. 

fol.  Lond,  1713. 
< The  true  and  ancient  Hereditary  Right  considered  and 

explained.  8*  Lond.  1729. 
HEREFORD.   Proceedings  of  the  Citizens  of  Hereford  touching 

their  Charter.  fol. 

•  Declaration  or  Resolution  of  the  County.  fol.  Lond» 


1642. 
1642. 


Petition  of  the  County  to  the  Commons.    fol.    Lond. 


— True  news  from  Herefordshire.  4®  Lond,  1642. 

■  Herefordshire  and  Ludlow  Petitions.  4^  Lond.  1643L 

-rw A  true  Relation  of  the  Proceedings  at  Hercford  by  the 

Lord  St.  John'8  and  his  Begiment,  &c.  4®  Lond.  1642. 

A  Continuation  of  the  Proceedings  of  the  Scotch  army 


before  Herefprd.  4«  Lond.  1645. 

A  new  Tricke  to  take  Towns :  Or  a  Relation  of  the 


sudden  purprise  of  flereford,  4^  Lond.  1645. 

Declaration  of  the  Earl  of  Leven  conceming  the  Tising 


of  the  Scotch  Array  frpm  the  Siege  of  Hereford.    4®  Lond. 
164^. 

An  Ordenande  of  Parliament  for  settling  the  Hereford- 


shire  M^litia.  fpl.  Lond,  1648. 

Declaration  of  the  Herefordshif e  Gentlemen.  fol.  Lond, 


1648. 

History  and  Antiquities  of  the  Cathedral  Chuirch  of 


Hereford.  8«  Lond.  1717. 
HEREGRflEFIUS  (geo.)  Oratio  in  laudem  Eloquentiae  et  Rci- 

pqblicaB,  4^  Uitrqf.  1634, 
HERELIUS  (jo.  FRiD.)  Dissert.  de  Lassitudine.  4«  1706. 
■  ■  De  primario  Usu  Pororum  in  Superficie  Corporis  hu- 

mani.  4«  Altorf.  1732. 
HEREMITE  (jaques  l')  A  true  Relation  of  the  Fleete  which 

went  uhder  the  Admiral  Jaquis  Le  Hercmite  thro'  the  Straights 

of  Magellane  towards  the  Coasts  of  Peru  and  the  Towne  of 

Lima.  4<»  Lond.  1625. 
■  Joumael  vande  Nassausche  Vloot :   oft  beschryringh 

vande  Voyagie  om  den  gantschen  Aerdt-kloot^   inde  Jaren 

1623,  4,  5,  6.   4»  Atnst.  1626. 

. 4»  Amst.  1643. 

4«  Anut.  1648. 


HERENNIUS  (c.)  v.  cicero. 
HER^^ACHIUS  (coN.)  V.  berodotus. 

HERESBACHIUS 


H  £  R 

HERESBACHIUS  (con.)  De  Re  rustica,  pawquaB  agit  de  Pis^ 
cinis  et  Piscium  vivariis.  Ejusdcm  Thereutices,  pars  III.  de 
Piscatione.  4® 

De  Re  nistica.     Item  de  Venatione,  Aucupio  atque 

Piscatiotie  Compendium.  8°  CoL  1570. 

De  educandis  Principum   Liberis^   deque  RepuUica 


Christiana  administranda  Libri  duo.  ^^  Franc.  1570. 

Historia  Anabaptistica.  Factionis  Monasteriensis.  £d. 


a  Theod.  Slrackio.  12«  Amsi.  1037. 
HERESL\RCHUS,  v,  hjeresis. 
HERESIES,  V.  HiEREsis. 

HERET  (M.)  V.  PLATO. 

HERFELT  (henr.  ger.)  Philosophicum  Hominis.     IS^  Lugd. 

Bat.  1687. 

— Cogitationes  de  Origine  Morborum.  12"  Anist,  1706. 

HERFERjp.  A.)  SchiftReise  nach  Moscovien.  4«  Nuremh.  1678. 
HERGOTT  (JACOB.  ern.)  Exercit.  dc  flammante  Curru  Eliae.  4» 

Wiu.  1679. 
HERIBERTUS  (j.)  Eunuchi,  nati,  facti»  mystici,  ex  sacra,  et 

humana  Literatura,  illustrati.  4^  Div.  1655. 
HERICURTIUS  (julianus)  De  Academia  Suessionensi^  cum 

EpistoHs  ad  Familiares.  8<^  Montalb.  1688. 
H]£RIGONE  (pierre)  Supplement  du  Cours  mathematique.    8^ 

Por.  1644w 
HERILACUS  (pAMPHiLus)  De  Aquis,  de  Vinis,  et  de  Arthritide. 

12*  Col.  1591. 
HERING  (fr.)  Poema  gratulatorium  in  Ingressum  R.  Jacobi  I. 

ad  AngHcan»  Reipub.  Gubernacula.  4*  Lcmd.  1603. 
A  modest  Defence  of  the  Caveat  given  to  the  Wearer» 

of  impoisoned  Amulets  as  Preservatives  from  the  Plague.    4P 

Lond.  1604. 

Angl   8»  Lond.  1610. 


■  Certaine  Rules  or  advertisements  for  this  Time  of  Pes- 

tilentiall  Contagion :  with  a  Caveat  to  those  who  weare  about 

tbeire  Neckes  impoisoned  Amulets  as  Preservatives  from  the 

Plague.  4«  Lond.  1625. 
HERING  (jOH.  jAc.)  De  Hsemorrhoidibus  caecb.  4»  lips.  1694. 
HERINGA  (adr.)  Observationes  critics  in  quibus  veterea  auc- 

tores,  Grsci  maxime,  emendantur.  S^  Lew.  1749. 
HERINGHUSIUS  (joh.  alb.)  Dissert.  de  Doctrina  humaoa  in 

genere  et  Rationis  in  cognoscendo  processu  prima.    4°  Helm. 

1664. 
HERINGIUS  (cEo.  adr.)  Scrutinium  physiolog^cum  primonim 

Rcrum  naturahum  Principiorum.  4®  Jen.  1679. 
HERINGIUS  (HONORius)  Tract.  de  Melancholia.     16*  Brem. 

1638. 

TracUtus  de  Pestilentia.  16*  Brem.  1683. 

'  Consilium  medicinale  eztemporaneum  Febrium  erra- 

ticarum  per  Oras  has  SepteotrioDales  Theorian  el  Therapian 

exhibens.  1G<^  Brem.  1638. 

De  Arthritide  et  Podagra.  16*  Brem.  1639. 

HERINGIVS 


H  £  R 

HERINGIUS  (jou.)  v.  matth.^eus  Findpcinenais. 

■<  Tract.  de  Molendinis,  eonimque  Jure.  4*  Lugd.  16^.^ 

HERISSANT  (f.  d.)  Quaest.  med.  an  ab  Impulsu  Sanguinis  ivK 

Arteriam  pulmonalem,.  Inspiratio  spontanea  ?  4®  Par,  1741. 
HERISSAYE,  v.  fail. 
HERITIER  (cAR.  LUD.  l')  Stirpes  nov»  descriptionibus  et  icooi^ 

bus  illustrata;.  Tom.  I.  p.  I.  fol.  Par.  1785. 
HERK  (coNR.  RUD.)  Disput.  de  Scorbuto.  4»  Jen.  1687. 
HERK  (coRN.  van)  Almeria  Literata.  4°  Alm.  1718. 
HERLE  (CHAR.)  A  Payre  of  Compasses  for  Church  and  Sute. 

A  Fast  Sermon.  4^  Lond.  1642. 
-  David'8  Song  of  three  parts :  A  Thanksgiving  Sermon. 

4<»  Lond.  1643. 

Abraham'8  Offer  God'8  Ofiering :  A  Spital  Sermon.  4*- 


Land.  1644. 

Three  Sermons  on  Ahab^s  fall.  4»  1644. 

•  David^s  Reserve  and  Rescue :  A  Thanksgiving  Sermon . 


4«  Lond.  1645. 

r-  Worldly  Policy,  and  moral  Prudence.  12^  Lmd.  1654«. 

HERLICIUS  (dav.)  De  Pluviis  prodigiosis  Speculatio  physica^ 

Gtnn,  4«  Gryph.  1597. 
m  Concilium  Politico-physicum.  Germ.  49  Franc.  1621. 

HERLIN  (joh.)  Dissert.  de  Justitia  et  Jure  Sueonim.   4*  UpsaL. 

1703. 
HERLINGIUS  (geo.)  Diatribe  chronologica  de  Annis.  4^  HalL 

Sax.  1632. 
HERLINUS  (jo.  HENRicus)  Haemorrhoides  in  Pectore.     8^  Ai^ 

tenb.  1716. 
HERLITZIUS  (dan.)  Tractalus  Theologastro-nomistoricus  von 

des  Turckischen.  4®  Gri/phiaw.1596. 
HERLS  (coRN.)  Responsio  ad  Apologiam  P.  Lansbcrgii.     12**" 

Midd.  1613. 
■*  '  Examen  dcr  Chirurgie.    Beneffens  een  a&hanghsel 

van  den  Omloop  des  Bloedts  en  kort  Examcn  van  dc  Doses  der 

Purgatien,  Vomitorien,  en  Opiaten  door  F.  Giiiwart.  12*  Mid* 

delb.  1663. 

8« 


HERMAICA  Gynmasmata.  12^  Oxon.  1589. 

HERMAN  (J.)  V.  AVICENNA. 

T— — 'Abrege  dcs  Mathematiques  pour  TUsage  de  sa  Ma» 

jestife  Imperiale  de  toutes  les  Russies.  3  tom.  8*  Petersb.  1728. 
HERMAN  (j.)  Propodtiones  de  Tumoribus.  4«  Wia.  155^. 
"■  Theses  de  Venffisectione  in  genere.  4®  Bas.  1597. 

HERMANN  (ben.  ir.)  Stalistische  Schilderung  von  Ruszland. 

8«  Leip.  1790. 
HERMANN  (joh.)  Dissert.  de  Morbo  Castrensi.  4°  Jen.  1704. 
HERMANN  (joh.  aug.)  Disserl.  de  Cholera  humida.  4«  1670. 
■■  Exercit.  de  Appetitu.  4"  Lips.  1685. 

HERMANN  (jon.  ceo.)  De  Tliesauro  Arte  magica  invento.    4* 

Hal.Mag.  1719.- 
HERMANNI  (ottavio)  Vita  di  Alessandro  Luzago.   4*  Bresc. 

1608.  5  HERMANNIDES 


H  B  R 

SIERMANNIDES  (rutgbb.)  Oratio  de  ScholiB  et  LitterU.    i* 
"  Hard.  1647. 

Oratio  in  obitum  F.  O.  Kodiii.  4«  Hard.  1669. 

■  Descriptio  Suecis,  Gothie,  et  Fiolandise.    16^  Amat. 

1671. 

Novissimum  Gustavi  Suecorum  Regis»  perGermaniam 


Bellum,  ut  et  occupatarum  ibidem  Provinciarum  Descriptio. 

16P  Atnst.  1671. 
HERMANNUS^  Archiepisc.  Coloniensis,  r.  bucerus. 
^-^— —  A  simple  and  religioas  consultation  on  the  Reformation 

of  the  Church.  12»  Lond,  1548. 
HERIVIANNUS  (cua.)  Dissert.  deSomniis  Vigilantium.  4<»  Jen. 

1670. 
HERMANNUS  (dav.)   Delineatio  Sceleti  humani.    4P  Budis, 

1717. 
Ki£RMANNUS  (jac.)  Phoronomia,  sive,  de  Viribus^  et  Motibus 

Corporum  solidorum  et  fluidorum.  4®  Amst.  1716. 
HERMANNUS  (joh.)  Recensio  Plantarum  in  Horto  J.  Her^ 

manni.  4^  Brux.  1652. 
HERMANNUS  (joh.  geo.)  De  Modo  operandi  remediorum  phy«> 

sico-mechanico.  4®  Hal.  Mag.  1718. 
HERMANNUS  (mart.)  Disput  de  Igne  fatuo.  4^  Lips.  1655. 
KLERMxVNNUS  (mich.)  Disput.  de  aetema  Praedestinatione  cre* 

dentium  ad  Vitam.  4<»  fViu.  1614. 

■  Disput.  de  Peccato  in  genere.  4®  Witt.  1618. 
Disput.  de  Peccato  mortali,  veniaU  et  in  duratione.    4* 

Witcb.  1618. 
HERMANNUS  Nuen.  v.  nuenarius. 
HERMANNUS  (paul)  Horti  Acad.  Lugd.  Bat.  Catalogus,    8» 

Lugd.  Bat.  1687.  [cum  Notis  3Iss.] 
8<>  Lugd.  Bat.  1720. 

■  Oratio  funebris  in  obitum  C.  de  Maets.     4®  Lug.  Bat. 
1690.  [cum  Notis  Mss.] 

Flone  Lugduno  Botavse  Flores.  edit.  ab  L.  Zumbaciu 

^  Lugd.  Bat.  1690.  [cum  Notis  Mss.] 
8^  Lugd.  Bat.  1690.  [Aliud  Exemplar  cwn 

Notis  Mss.] 

Lugd.  Bat.  1690.  [Exemplar  tertium  cum  Natis 


Mss.] 

Paradisi  Batavi  Prodromus.  fol. 

Paradisus  Batavus.  4»  Lugd.  Bat.  1098. 

i9  Lugd.  Bat.  1705. 


Paradisi  Batavi  Prodromus  sive  Plantarum  exoticarum 

in  Batavorum  Hortis  observatarum.  Index.    12^   [cur^  Notis 
Mes.] 

Lapis  materise  Medics  Lydius.  £d.  a  C.  L»  Welschio. 


8»  Lugd.  Bat.  1704. 

Cynosura  materise  medic».  £d.  a  J.  S.  Henningero«. 


4!^Argent.  1710. 

•  cum  Notis  J.  S.  Henningeri  et  Contin.  J. 


Boecleri.  3  tom.  4"^  Argent.  1726--3L 

HERMANNUS 


H  E  R 

HERMANNUS  (paul)  Catalogus  Musci  Indici.  8«  tMgd.  ]Sai. 
1711. 

■  ■  Musseum  Zeylanicum.  8®  Lugd.  Bat.  1717. 

HERMANNUS  (philippus)  Die  Peerle  der  Chirurgiien.  4^  Ani. 
1556. 

Distilleerbouck.  8*  T^d,  1612. 

8"  Amst.  1622.    . 

HERMANT  (godefroy)  La  Vie  de  St.  Athanase  Patriarcbe 
d^Alexandrie^  qui  comprend  rhistoire  de  St.  Eustathe  d'An* 
tioche,  de  Sl.  Paul  de  Constantinople,  deSt.  Hilaire  de  Poitiers, 
de  St.  Eusebe  de  Verceil,  des  Papes  Jules  &  Libere,  et  de  plu- 
sieurs  autres  Saints;  Avec  la  naissance  de  rArianisme.  2  lom. 
8»  Par.  1672. 

HERMANT  (m.)  Histoire  du  Dioc6se  de  Bayeux.  Parte  I.  4* 
Caen,  1705. 

HERMAPHRODITES.   L^lsle  des  Hermaphrodites  descouvertc, 

120 

'  A  treatise  of  Hermaphrcdites.  12"  Lond.  1718. 

HERMAS.    F^tor^  seu  Visiones  et  Similitudines.  foU  Argenii 

1522. 
"  cum  Casp.  Barthii  Animadvers.    12*   Cj^, 

1655. 
HERMELINUS  (olaus)  Disquisitio  de  Origine  Livononim.     8^ 

Ims.  1717. 
HERMES  Trimegistus.  v.  fiumicus.  joly.  magia.  pamtaleon. 

PTOLEMAUS.  WILLIAMS. 

*  Poemander  et  Asclepius.    Gr.  Lat.   Marsilio  Ficino 

interp.  4®  Par.  1554.  [cion  Notis  Mss.  Is.  Casauhoni.'] 

Fr.  Flussate   Candalla  interp.    4®   Burigd. 


1574. 


1472. 


Lat.    Marsilio    Ficmo    inteip.    4^    Fcrrat. 


IN  MEMBRANIS.] 


4«  Par.  1494. 
•  4°  3Iog.  Joh.  Schoefftr.  1503.  [impress. 

fol.  Ven.  ap.  Ald.  1516. 
16°  1G07. 


Angl.  by  Dr.  Evereard.  12^  Lond.  1650. 


■  Le  Pimandre  traduit  par  Francois  Monsieur  de  St 

Foix.  foL  Bourdeaux,  1579. 

-  Tractatus  aureus,  de  lapidis  philosophici  secreto.  cum 


Scholiis.  a  Gnosio  Belga.  12«  Lips.  1610. 

latromathematica.    Ang.   by  J.  Harvey.     12®    Lond. 


1657. 

■  Tabula  Smaragdina  vindicata  per  W.  C.  Krie^^smaa- 

num.  12* 
HERMETICA,  p.  girard.  valentinus. 
■   ■  Arcanum  :  or  the  grand  secret  of  Hennetick  philo^ 

phy.  W  [with  Mss.  Notes.] 

HERMETICA. 


H  E  R 

HERMETICA.   Hermetischer  RosenkranU.  I9f^  Hamb.  1651 
12«  Hamh.  1683. 


Drey&cheg  Hermetisches  Kkleeblat.  12»  Nwrnb.  1607. 

■  Musacum  Hermetkiim  reformatum  et  amplificatum.  4f 

Franc.  1678. 
^- -•  M^gniim  interest  totius  reipublic»  Hermetics,  epistola 

buccinatoria  seciinda  a  duumvii*is   Hermetici»  federatis.    4^ 

dtdan,  1681. 
=i— i  Tubicinidm  convivale  Henxieticum  sive  epistola  terUk 

buccinatoria  a   duumviris    Hermeticis    federati««     4»     Gen^ 

1682. 
Trames  facilU  et  planiis  ad  auream  Hermetis  arcem 

recta  perducenn.  13*  CarQlopolL  1686. 

Magni  Philosophorum  Arcani  ReVelator.     12»    Oen^ 


1688 

Le  Triomphe  Hermetique.  12»  Amst.  1689. 

Angl.  12»  Lond.  1725. 


-= '"  Dictionnaire  Hermetique.  12»  Par.  1695. 

Lc  Filet  d'Ariadne  pour  entrer  avec  sccurit^  dani  le 

Labyrinthe  de  1a  philosophie  Hermetique.  12»  Pdr.  1695. 
HERMIAS  PhUosophus.    Gentilium  PhilosophorUm  Irf isio.  Qr. 

Lai.  cum  Notis  T.  Gale.  edit.  a  W.  Worth.  8»  Oxon.  1700. 
HERMINIUS  and  Espasia,  a  Tragedy.  8»  Edinb.  1754. 
HERMIPPUS  Redivivus:  or  the  Saee's  Triumph  over  old  Age 

axid  the  Grave.    Wherein  a  Method  is  laid  down  for  prplongiog 

the  Life  and  Vigour  of  Man.  8»  LoTiJ.  1744.  • 

HERM1T£  (jAQuis  le)  r.  heeemite.  voyages. 
HERMITE  (TRisTBAN  l')  La  Maiiane,  Tragedie,   4»  Par.  1644. 
HER^OGENES  Tanensu  RJuUor.    Rhetofica.   Gr.    12»    Flat. 

P.  Junta.  1515. 

Partitiones  Rhetoricay  ct  de  Ratione  inveniehdi  Orato- 

.     rta.  Qr.  Lat.  cum  Schol.  J.  Stunnii.   2  Partes.     8»    Argini. 

1570. 

De  dicendi  Oeneribus  sitt  Formb  Orationum,  et  d^ 


Ratione  tractandae  Gravitatis  occults.  Gt.  LtU.  oum  Veffm.  ct 

Sch€>L  J.  Sturmii.  8»  ArgaU.  1571. 
HERMOLAUS,  t;.  barbarus. 
HERMONIUS  (mich.)  Ens  rationis.  8»  Vpi.  1706. 
HERNANDEZ  (franc.)  Rerum  Medicinahum  Novs  Hi«pi<ii^ 

Tbenarus :  seu  Plantarum»  Animaiium>  Mineraliom  Mexica^ 

Dorom  Historia  ex  Fr.  Uemandez  relationibus  conscriptia  n 

Nardo  Antonio  Reccho,  collecta  et  notis  iUu<trau  a  Jotiifi. 

Terentio  Lynceo.  fol.  Rom.  1651. 
— —  Hisp.  trad.  por  Fr.  Ximeoez.    4»    Mezicd, 

1615. 
HERNANDO»  v.  castillo.  FEEDiif  andcs. 
HERNANDO  de  Moima.     Epistola  Apologctk^  4»  Qoi  1650. 
HERNANDO  (p.)  de  Labastida.    Antidotto  abs  Veiieoosai  ooo* 

sidencMMies  di  Fra.  Paulo  de  Venecia  sobre  las  censuraa  di  N. 

S.  P.  Paulo.  V.  8»  Boma.  1607. 
V01.UL  iSs  H£BN£ 


H  E  R 

HERNE  (      )  The  false  Notion  of  a  Cliristian  Priestbood^  bein^  ^ 

an  Answer  to  Mr.  Law's  second  Letter  to  the  Bishop  of  Bangor^  ^ 

by  Phileleutherus  Cantabrigiensis.  8®  Lond.  1718.  ^' 

■  Three  Discourses.     I.  A  defence  of  private  JudgdieDt.  ^  ^^ 

II.  Aj^inst  Ihe  Authority  of  Magistrate  over  the  Conscience.      ^  ^, 

III.  Considerations  conceming  reunitin?  tbe  Protestants»  trans-  -  ^, 
lated  froni  tbe  Latin  of  S.  Werenfels.  With  a  Prefatory  l^btle  -g^  ^ 
to  Dr.Tenison.  8^  Lond.  1718. 

HERNE  (john)  Thc  Law  of  Conveyances.  8*  Lond.  1G56. 

The  Clarks  Directory.  8^  Lwirf.  1658. 

•  The  Law  of  charitable  Uses  explaincd.     12®    Lond,    —  ^i. 

1663. 
HERNE  (J.)  Longitude  nnvailed.  fol.  Lond.  1678. 
HERNE  (sAM.)  I>>mus  Carthusiana.  Or  an  Account  of  the  Char-  — ^— > 

terhouse,  London.    With  thc  Life  of  Sir  T.  Sutton.    8»    Lond.   — '^. 

1677. 
HERNHAUSEN.    Relation  of  a  Fountain  at  Ilernhausen.    4^  •  Jk* 

Lond.  1646. 
HERNIA.    De  Hemiis,  a  L.  v.  H.  4°  Gedan.  1677. 

Traitedes  Hernies.  2tom.  8^  Par.  1749.  

HERNIO  (J.)  Reponse  au  Trait6  des  Deniers  Papillaircs.    1»    ^=*» 

Rtn.  1699. 
HERNODIUS  (jou.)  Vociferatio  Bellica.  8«  Ups.  1708. 
HERO  and  Leander,  a  mock  Poem.  IS^  Lond.  1651. 
120  Lond^  1653^ 

— ^ Hero  and  Leander,  a  Burletta.  8®  Lond.  1787. 

The  Hero.    A  Poetical  epistle  to  Marquis  Comwallis.       — '*" 

4P  Cand).  1794. 
HERO  (albertus)  De  Providentia  Dei,  Libri  5,  contra  Atheot.         — ^ 

12»  Col.  1582. 
HERO  AlexandrinuB.  v.  schmidt. 

■  De  Machinis  bellicis,    necnon  Liber   cle   Geodaaaa.         — ^ 
Lat.  a  Fr.  Barocio.  4<»  Vtn.  1572.     * 

• Degli  Automati,  trad.  da  Bern.  Baldi.  4*  Ven.  1601. 

Jklopoceca.    Gr.  Lat.    R.  Baldo  interpr.   cum  Vita         -^ 


Heronis.  4°  Jng.  Vind.  1616. 

Spiritaha.  Lat.  redd.  a  Federico  Commandino.    Ao-  -" 


cesserunt  J.  B.  Aleotti  quatuor  Theoremata  Spiritalia.  4^  Amtt, 
1680. 

' Ital  trad.  da  Aleotti.  4<>  Ferrar.  1589. 

trad.da  AlessandroGiorgi.  4*  XJrb.  1592. 


HERO  (michael)  Schachtafelen  der  Gesunthejt.    foL     Stra^. 

1533. 
UER0ARD  (jean)  Hippostologie,  ou  Dit^cours  des  Os  du  ChevaL 

4»  Par.  1599. 
HEROD,  V.  CASAunoN. 
HERODES  Atticus.    Ad  Tliebanos  Cohortatio^  Gr.  cmi  J.  3i 

Reiskii.  8<>  Lips.  1773. 
HERODLANUS.    Histori».  Gr.  16»  Bas. 
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HEKO0IANUS. 


i 


H  E  R 

EIERODIANUS.    Hisiori».  S^  Ven,  apud  Ald.  1594k     ' 

fol.  Ven.  ojpud  AU.  1553. 

:^ Gr.  Lat,  8»  Ven.  apud  Ald.  1534. 

8»  BoB.  1563, 

: 4»  Par.  apud  H.  Sieph.  1581. 

, cum  Notis  D.  Parei.  8^  Franc.  1627. 

cum  Noti».  8«  Oxon.  1699. 


15^. 


Lat.  Angelo  Politiano  interprete.    8*    Colm* 


8«  Par.  apvd  Colin.  1539. 
16»  Ani.  apud  Plani.  1576. 


AngL  4^  Lond.  1629. 

8<>  Lond.  1698. 

converted  into  an  Heroick  Poem,  by 


C.  B.  Stapyllon.  4t^  Lond.  1652. 

-  Ex  llerodiani  Historiia  Concionei.     Or.    4» 


Par.  1604. 
HERODIANUS   Grammaticus.    Parecbolae,  sive,  Exccrpta  ex 

cjus  Scripti;*  de  magno  Verbo.  Gr.  13*  Par.  1542. 
HERODOTUS  Haiicamasseus.  v.  stbphanus. 

Historiae.  Gr.  fol.   Fen.  ap.  Ald.  150^.  [ed.  pr  ] 

Ad  haec.  G.  Gemisti  de  iis  qu«  post  Pug- 

nam  ad  Mantineam  g^esta  sunt.  cum  Praefat  et  Aunott.  J.  Ca- 

merarii.  fol.  Bas.  1541. 

Gr.  Lat.  Ejusdem  Narratio  de  Vita  Homeri. 


Cum  Vallae  interp.  Lai.  Historianim  et  Spicile^io  Frid.  Syl- 
burgii,  Excerpta  e  Ctesiae  libris  Persicis  ct  Indicis.  Edit.  « 
Gotb.  Jungermano.  fol.  Franc.  1608. 

fol.  Luiei.  apud  P.  Sieph.  1618. 

a  Th.  Gale.  fol.  Lond.  1679. 

i a  Pet.  Wesselingo.  fol.  Atnsi.  1763. 

Lai.  per  I^aur.  Valiam;  et  de  Vita  Homeri. 


Lat.  per  Conr.  Heresbacliium,  ab  Henr,  Stephano  recogn.  Edit. 

a  Sebast.  Castalione.  8*"  Bas.  1573. 

16»  Franc.  1594. 

8»  Franc.  1595. 

AngL  by  J.  Littlebury.   2  vol.     8®    Lond. 

With  Notes  by  W.  Beloc   4  voU.    8» 


1709. 


Lond.  1791. 


4  vols.  S^  Lond.  1806. 


1786. 


GaiL  par  P.  Du  Ryer.  2  tomes.  12®  1660. 
par  P.  H.  L^Archer.     7    tomes.    8» 


9  tomes.  8^  Par.  1802. 

.         Avecle  Recueil  de  G.  GemistedetChoses 

avenues  depuis  la  Joumee  de  Mantinee  par  P.  Saliat.  fbl.  Par. 
1556.  "" 

-  Lea  trois  premiers  Livres.    trad.  par 


Saliat  fol.  Par.  1552. 

■  liaL  pcr  M.  Mar.  Boiardo.  S^  Ven.  1539. 

HERODOTUS 


HERODOTUS  HaHcamns5eu$,     Les  troit  premieK  LiiTeii.  trad, 
dal  Giulio  Ce^are  Bccelli.  4«*  Venj  1733. 

■  De  Vifi  Homeri,  et  item  Historia  GnN^amm  et  Lati* 
nanim  Literarum.  a  J.  Reinoldio.  4^  Lond,  1753. 

H£KpGU£ILL£  (fkanc  de)  La  fontaine  minerale  Lez-Saint 

Amaud  triomphante  par  les  Arc^es,  ou  pliwTarea  Secret»  de 

U  Medecine.  12«  Vaknc.  1691. 
HEROLD  (cHRisTiAsus)  Von  Urspninff  und  AufnehHieii  der 

Stadte,  ein  sonderbares  Hi^torisches  und  Politisches  Tractfttldn. 

4«  Jm.  1657. 
H£ROLD  (joH.)  £xege8i8  Stirpis  PalatinseFrancicie.  8^30^.1556^ 
'  HsBreseolopria,  hoc  est,  Opus  veterum  tam  Groecorum 

quam  Latinorum  Tbeologorum,  per  quo!$,  omnea,  quse  per  Ca- 

tnolicain  Ghristi  £cclesiam  grassatae  sunt,  Hereses  confutantur. 

fol.  Bas,  1556. 
HEROLDT  (LAUR.)  Disp.  de  Reactionc.  4?  Marp.  1593. 
H£ROLDUS  (basilius  joh.)  Origines  et  Antiquitatea  Germanie. 

fol.  Ba9, 1557. 

■  Panegyricus  Ferdinando  Imperaton.  8^  Bom. 
HEROLT  (joHANNEs)  Sermones  Discipuli  de  Tempore  et  dc 

Sanctis,  cum  Promptuario  Exemplorum.  fol.  Davemt.  1485. 

i fol.  Argeni,  1492. 

' fol.  Arvent,  1503. 

Sermones    de   Tempore  per  Circulum    Anni»   cum 


Promptuario  £xemplorum.  i^  Lond.  Jufyan  Notofy.  151(X 
-  fol.  Nuremb.  1514. 


HERON.     Genealogical  Tables  of  the  family  of  th^  Henn»  of 

Newark.  fol.  1799. 
HERON  (h.)  Parocbial  Music  corrected :  being  Rules  for  tbe 

correct  performance  of  Psalmody  by  Charity  Cbildren.    4^ 

Lmd.  1790. 
•HERON  (rob.)  Observations  made  in  a  Joumey  thro'  theWest- 

em  Ccunties  of  Scotland  in  1792.  2  vol.  8^  Perth,  1793. 
■  General  view  of  the  Hebrides.  4*  Edin.  1794. 

— —  New  General  History  of  Scotland.  G  vols.    8*    Pertk, 

1794—99. 

Scotland  described.  12«  Edin,  1797. 


HERRAUD.     Herrauds  och  Bosa  Saga.     Hoc  est  Herraudi  et 
Bom  Historia  cum  interpretatione  et  Notis  iUustrata  ab  Olae 
Verelio.  Goth,  ^Lat.  l^  Upsal.  1666. 
HERRENSCHMIDT  (jacob)  Strenographia  Rhetica.    12»    AV 
rib.  1625, 

'         —  De  Bacchanaliomm,  Nomine,  Origine,  &c.  12*  Narih, 
1626. 

Osculologia  Theologo-philologica.  12^  Witeb.  1630. 


HERRERA  (ant.  de)  Historia  dei  Regno  de  fscosia,  en  las  44 
Aiio«de  Maria  Estuarda  Reyna.  12^  Madr.  158a 

—  12«  Lisb,  1590. 

Historia  de  Portugal,  y  Conquista  de  loa  -A^orea.    4* 


Madr.  1591. 

Historia  de  las  Indias  Occidentales.   8  Decad.    foL 


\ 


Madr.  1601—15.  HERRERA 


H  E  K 

[ERRBRA  (ant.  db)  HiMoria  de  las  Indias  Occideiltalet.  8  De* 

cad.  fol.  Mad.  1620. 
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1725,26. 

GalL  avec  la  Navioration  de  Jaques  le  Maire^ 


&  plusieurs  autres.  fol.  Anist,  1622. 
Lat.  fol.  Amsi, 


-^ Historia  ^eneral  del  Mundo  del  Tidnpo  dc  Felipe  IL 

desde  el  aiio  de  M.D.LIIII.  hasU  el  de  M.D.XCVIII.  3  Pkrt. 
fol.  FaW.  1606. 

>  Gommentarios  de  los  Hechos  de  los  Espaiioles,  Fran- 


ceses  y  Venecianos  en  Italia^   y  de  otras   Reuublicas  detde 

MCCLXXXl  hasu  MDLIX.  fol.  Mad.  1624. 
I£RR£RA  (cHRisTovAL  PEREz)  Discursos  del  Amparo  de  los 

Leptimos  Pobres,  y  Reduccion  de  los  Fingidod.    4^    Madr. 

1598. 
lERRERA  (cYPRiANus  de)  Mirabilif^Vita  et  mirabiliora  Acta 

D.  T or.  Alph.  Mogrobesii  Archiep.  Liniae.  fol.  Rotn.  1670. 
USRRERA  (fernando  de)  Rclaciou  de  la  Guerra  de  Cipre,  y 

Succe8«o  de  la  batalla  Naual  de  Lepanto.  12^  Sev*  1572. 
lERRERA  (fran.  de)  Maldonado.  Epitome  Historialdel  Reyno 

de  la  China.  12^'  Madr.  1620. 

12«  Madr.  1621. 

lERRERA  (gabriello  alonso  d')  Libro  de  AgricultunL    fol. 

Medin.  1569. 

fol.  Madr.  1620. 

lial.  da  Mambrino  Roseo  da  Fabriano.    4* 

Ven.  1568. 

4»  F«i.l608. 


iERRERA  (juan  de)  Declaracion  de  los  Diseiios  y  Estampas, 

de  la  Fabrica  de  San  Lorencio^  el  Real  del  Escuriaf.  12^  Madr. 

1589. 
lERRERA  (miguel  de)  Chronica  de  Don  Alonso,  y  otroB  Reyes 

d^Espana.  fol.  Vallad.  1554. 
1£RRF0RD  (MARC.)  Di8sert.de  Tussi.  4<»  Jen.  1678. 
lERRGOTT    (marquard.)   Genealogia  Diplomatica  Augastos 

gentis  Habsburgic».  3  tom.  fol.  Vien.  1737. 
— ^—  Monumenta  August.  Domus  Austriacte.  2  tom.    fol. 

Vien.  1750—53. 
rlERRICHEN  (johannes  gothofredus)  De  Thea  Herba  Dori- 

cum  Melydrion.  4®  lAps.  1645. 
-■  Cosmi  III.  Indulgentise,  et  J.  ToUii  Industrifle,  Cele- 

bratio.  40  Ups.  1687. 

Poemata.  Gr.  k  Lat.   Cum  Prsefat  J.  A.  Fabricii.   8* 


Hamb.  1717. 
ilERRICK  (rob.)  Hespendes,  or  Works  both  Human  and  Di- 

vine.  8«  Lond.  1648. 
HERRIES  (john)  The  Elements  of  Speech.  8«  Lond.  1773. 
HERRING  (fe.)  The  Qtiintessence  of  Cruelty,  or  the  Master- 

Piece  of  Treachery  the  Popish  Powder-Plot.  Translated  by  John 

Vicar».  8«  Lond.  1641. 

HERRINQ 


H  E  R 

HERRING  (FB.)  Preservatives  against  ihe  Plague.    4^  Lani. 

1665. 
HERRING  (thos.)  Archhp.  of  Cantcrhuty.    Sermon  before  Cbe 

Society  for  propagating  the  Gosptl.  S'*  Lond,  1738. 
— Sermon  before  the  Lord  Mayor  at  St.Bnde's.  A^Lond. 

1739.  ^ 

Sermon  before  the  Dublin  Society.  4®  L(md.  1741- 

-.- Sermon,  on  the  Rebellion  in  Scotland.  8*  Lond.  1745. 

• Fast  Sermon.  4<^  Lond.  1747. 

— Sermon  for  the  London  Infirmary.  4*  Lond.  1747. 

— Seven  Sermons  on  public  Occasions.  8®  Lond^  1763. 

Visitation  Sermon.  4°  Lond,  1765. 


HERRMANN  (andr.)  Epistola^  de  usu  et  abusu  Nitri.   4*   Hal     _ 

Mag. 
»■  Dissert.  de  Fluxus  haemorrhoidalis  provocatiooe.    4*     ^ 

Hal.  Mag.  1719. 
HERRNBAUR  (frid.)  Dissert.  de   Rubo  ardcnte.     4«     Roi.      _ 

1693. 
HERSAN  (MAHc.  ANTON.)  Oratio  in  Funere  Michaelis  TelleriL 

4»  Par.  1686. 
HERSENIUS  (ern.  ebald.)  Dissert.  de  Tcraphim  siveldolis  Lip 

bani  ex  Gcn.  XXXI.  4<>  Witt.  1682. 
HERSENT  (cHARLEs)  L^Empirc  de  Dieu  dans  les  Saincts.    Oq 

bien  L'EI<^e  de  St  Louis.  4«  1651. 
HERSLOF  (PAUL  CHR.)  Theses  miscellaneSB.  4<>  1708. 
HERST  (HicH.)  The  death  of  R.  Herst  for  his  religion.  8* 
HERSTELLE  (dan.  andr.)  Exercit.  de  Signis  medicb.  4^  Hehu 

1699. 
'  Disp.  de  Medicamentorum  vehiculis.  4®  Hthn.  1701. 

HERTEL  (JOH.  GEO.)  Disp.  de  ofiicio  medici  circa  casus  Cliinir- 

gicos  dictos.  4°  Hai  Mag.  1710. 
HERTELIUS  (jacobus)  Vetustissimonim  Comicorum  quorum 

Opera  non  extant  Scntentiae  quae  supersunU  Gr,  a  Lat,     W 

BasiL  1560. 
HERTFOKD.    Terrible  News  from   Hartford  dlscoveriog  tbe 

manner  how  the  Town  was  set  on  fire,  &c.  4<^  Lond.  1643. 
■■  Two  petitions  of  the  Couniy  of  Hertford.    4"    Lond. 

1642. 

Pcrfect  diurnal  of  proceedings  in  Hertfordshire  from 


Aug.  15  to  29.  4«  Lond.  1642. 

Hertfordshire  and  Bedfordshire  Petitions  to  tbe  King 


and  His  answer.  4^  Lond.  1642. 

A  declaralion  of  the  Lords  and  Commons  for  the  dfr> 


fence  of  Herlfordshire.  fol.  Lond.  1642. 
An  ordinance  of  both  houses  for  associating  liert&rd- 

ahire  with  I^ndon.  4^  Lond.  1643. 
—  Hcrtfordi.hire   Petition   to   tlie  Commona  respecting 

Church  Goveniment.  fol.  Lond.  1644. 
Two  petitions  from  Hertfords^hire  and  RuUandshire.  4* 

Lond.  1647. 

A  bloody  fight  in  Hartfordsbire.  4«  Lmd.  1649. 

5  HERTFORD. 


H  £  R 

BRTFORD.  Hertfordflbire  declaration.  In  amwer  io  «  fibok 
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— ^ Hartfordshire  Petition.  fol.  Lond.  1659. 

Hertfordshire  address  and  thanks  to  Genl.  Monk.    (iAl 

16^. 

Hertfordshire  declaration.  fol.  LoiKi.  1660. 

BRTIUS  (joH.  cAsiM.)  Dissert.  de  morbo  nigro  Hippocratis.  4^ 
Ilal.Muir.  17  \0. 

Discursusde  Crepitu  Ossium.  4"  Giess.  1704. 

ERTOCHVELT  (joh.  dul.  ab.)  Disput.  de  Angina.  4«  Lug. 
1624. 

Disp.  de  Phthisi.  4®  Lug.  Bat.  1694. 

ERTOD  (jo.  PERD,)  Tartaromastix  Moravioe.  8*  Vien.  1669. 

Crocologia.  12"  Jen.  1671. 

Opus  mirificum  sextse  Diei.  i.  e.  Homo  disfiectns.     12* 

Jbi.  1671. 

BRTODT  (joANNEs  PHtLippus  ab)  Medicus  Euporistus  duode« 

cira  Medicamentorum.  12*  Hag.  1711. 

ERTOGH  (PET.)  Disp.  de  Empyemate.  4^  Lug.  Bat.  1718. 

ERTOGHE  (coRNELius  polycarpus  de)  ViU  S.  Norberti.  12^ 

Antv.  1630. 

ERTOGIUS  (joH.)  Oratio  de  laudibus  Titi  VespasianL    ^ 

Gauda.  1681. 

ERTTWIG  (cHRisTOPH.)  Berg  Buch,  bestehend  in  sehr  vielen 

und  raren  Berg-Handeln,  und  Berg-werk^s  Gebrauchen,  &c. 

fol.  Dresd,  1710. 

ERTWICH  (FR.  CHR.)  Theses  de  Haemorrfaagiis  in  ffenere.    ^ 

Eff.  1721. 

ERTZ  (jOh.  CHR.)  Dissert  de  Catarrho  6uffi>cativa    4^    Giess. 

Hass.  1673. 

ERTZ  (mich.)  Bibliotheca  Germanica,  sire  Notitia  Scriptorum 

Rerum  Germanicarum.  fol.  Erf.  1679. 

Sciag^raphia  Bibliothecae  Germanicse.  4®  Lips.  169S. 

BRTZBERG  (ant.)  Disp.  de  Melancholia  hypochondriaca.   4* 

Rosi.  1632. 

BRTZBEilG  Tm.  db)  Huit  dissertations  lues  dans  les  S^ances 

publique  de  L  Academie  Royale  des  Sciences  et  Belles  Lettres 

Bcrlin.  8»  Berl.  1783. 

ERTZHOLM  (ivarus)  Breviarium  Equestfe,  sen  de  Equestri 

Ordine  Eiephantino :  observationibus  iilustrat  et  continuat  « 

Jano  Bircherodio.  fol.  Hatm.  1704. 

ERTZOG  (cHRisT.)  MumiographiaMedica.Gm».8«(7oM.1716, 

Gall.  8*  Goih.  1718. 

ERTZOG  (tobias  nic.)  Dissert.  de  quiBstionc  controversa,  An 
Conjugium,  primava  ejus  inMiiuiione,  salva,  inier  plures  quam 
duoe,  Maritum  sciiicet  unum,  ei  unam  Uxorem,  eae  possii  t  4* 
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£RVARAR  SAGA  Ok  Heidrekskongs,  hoc  est,  Historia  Her- 
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H  E  R 

MERUART  (JOHN  fktd.)  Admiranda  Ethic»  Theologifle  Myrti^ 

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HERvET  (genti  anus)  Orationes.  Plutarchi  Opusculum  ab  codenl 

Latintim  factum.  l^  Lugdi  1536. 
HERVEY  {Hanble.  euz.)  Her  Case.  fol.  1696. 
HERVEY  (geo.)  Earl  qf  Brisiol.    Two  Speeches  with  some  oib- 

servations  on  them.  4<^  Lond.  1674. 
HERVEY  (james)  v.  uomaine. 
]VIeditations  and  Contemplations.     2  vbl.     8^     L/md^ 

1748. 

The  CroM  of  Christ,  the  Christian^s  Glory.     A  ViaiUi 


tionSermon.  8^  Lond.  1753. 

Thtron  atid  Aspai.io.  3  vbl.  8"  Limd.  1755. 

Letters.    To  which  is  prefixed  an  Account  of  his  Lift 


and  Death.  2  vol.  ^  Lond.  1760. 

His  Life  with  select  Letters.  8«  Bcrw.  1770. 

*12»  Berw.  1773. 


Letters  to  Lady  Frances  Shirley.  8**  Lond.  1782. 
His  charactcr  and  Letters.  S^  Lond.  1791. 


HERVEY  (john)  Earl  qf  BristoL     S}>ecch  in  ParHameDt  coiH 

cerning  an  Accommodation.  4*'  Lond.  1642,. 

An  Apology  of  John  Earl  of  Bristol.   4"  Loncf.  1656. 

^; Speech  on  tlie  Indemnity  Bill.  4<>  Lond.  1660. 

HERVEY  (john)  Lord.   Sedition  and  Defamation  displayed.    A 

Letter  to  the  Author  of  tlie  Craflsman.  8^  Lond.  1723. 


— Observations  on  the  Writings  of  the  Craflsman.     8^ 

Lond.  1730. 

Letter  to  Mr.  D'Anvers,  on  hia  Reply  to  Sediiion  ani 


Defamation  displayed.  8°  Lond.  1731. 
HERVEY  (tho.)  Letter  to  Sir  Thomas  Hanmeri     8»    Lond. 

1741. 

^ 1 : 8«  Lond.  1742. 

Letter  to  the  Rev.  Sir  William  Bunbury.     8»     L6nd. 


1741. 


•  A  Proper  reply  to  a  late  extraordinarv  Letter^  by  a 
Lddy.  8°  Lond.  1742. 

I^tter  to  Wiliiam  Pitt  concerning  the  fifleen  new  raised 


Regimenti».  8°  Lond.  1746. 

Letter  to  the  latc  King — to  which  is  prefixed  one  to  thc 


Duke  of  Newca^tle.  8»  Lond.  1763. 

Complaint  of  the  Ilonble.  T.  Her^ey ;  in  two  letteis  to 


the  Princess  of  Brunswick.  8°  Lohd.  1767. 
HERVIEUX  (M.)  Trait^s  des  Serins  de  Canarie.  8»  Pur.  1709- 
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Bavariarum.  1610. 
i-  Novs,  verae  et  exacte  ad  calculum  Astronomicum  re- 

.  vocatae  Chronologiee,  seu  Temporum  ab  Origine  Mundi  Suppu- 

Utionis,  capiu  praecipua,  quibus  tota  Temporum  Ratio  conti* 

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■  Thesaurus  Hieroglyphicorum.  fol. 

HERWECH  (GusT.)  Tract.de  Atheiuno.  4''  Upi.  1709. 

.    HERWI6 


H  E  S 

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HERWIG  (h^  m.)  Ars  curandi  Sympatbetice.  12^  Culemh.  ^ 
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H£RY  (therrt  de)  L»  Methode  curatoire  de  la  Maladie  Vene- 

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8»  Par.  1634. 

HERZ  (mich.)  Thier  Buch.  fol.  Strash.  1546. 

HERZOG  (jo.  CHR.)  De  Sciagraphia  Apollonii  Tyansei.  4^  tipt. 

1709. 
HE'S  mucb  to  blame,  a  Comedy.  ^  Lond.  1798. 
HESCARD  (Dr.)  A  Discourse  about  Edification.     In  answer  to 

the  Question,  Wheiher  it  is  lawfulfor  a  man  toforsake  the  Com" 

munion  of  the  Ch.  of  England  and  go  to  separate  Meetings  6e- 

cause  he  can  hetter  ed\fie  therg,  4°  Lond.  1684. 
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4»  [Ait.  ed.] 

12«  Ant.  1565. 

HESER  (georcius)  Advtrsus  Pseudo-Gersenistas,   Prsemonitio 

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HESHAM  MOOR.     Relation  of  the  success  of  the  Parliament'* 

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HESILRIGE  {Sir  arthur)  t^.  haselric. 

■  A  Letter  to  ihe  Honble.  Committee  of  the  Councel  of 
State  for  Irish  and  Scotch  aOaira  conceming  Scots  Prisoners. 
4»  Lond.  1650. 

HESIODUS,  V.  ANTHOLOCIA.  HOMERUS.  PENAV£REUS.  POETA. 
RUHNKENIUS.    RICCI.    THEOCRITUS. 

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Gr.  Lat.  4»  Par.  1544. 

cum  Joh.  Tzetzee  scholiis,  a  G.  Henis- 


chio.  12°  Bas.  1574. 

. cum  var.  annot.  8®  Heidelh.  1591. 

a  M.  Er.  Schmidt.  8»  Wueh.  1601. 

8«  Wiieh.  1623. 


Lug.  Bai.  1603. 


cum  Gr.  Scholiis.  opera  D.  Heinsii.  4* 


a  D.  Heinsio.  8<>  Lug.  Bat.  1613. 
■  ■    '       ■  a  C.  Schreveho,  cum  Comment  Lam- 

berti  Barljei.  l^  Lug.  B.  1658. 

ab  Joh.  G.  Grsvio^  cum  notis  Scaligeri 


et  Guieti.  12<>  Amst.  1667, 

cum  not  var.  a  T.  Robinson.  4^  Oxofi, 


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VoL.nL  Tt  U¥S\OW%- 


&  E  iS 

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'—^ —  a  Nicol.  de  Vale.  4®  Par. 


Ang.  by  Geo.  Chapman.  4*  Lond.  1618. 
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HESIUS  (gllielm.}  Oratio  ftmebris  in  D.  F.  de. Kinschot 

Antv.  1651. 
HESKETH  (HEW.)  Piety  the  bert  Rule  of  Orthodoxy.  8«  Lim^=^' 

1680. 

Sermon.  Lam.  III.  20,  21.    4^  Lrmd.  1682. 

The  Importance  of  Religion  to  young  Piersora.  A  Far^^* 

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HESKIN  (j.)  V.  BiON. 
HESKINS  (sAM.)  Soul  mercies  precious  in  the  eyes  of  Sainti-J^- 

12»  Lond,  1654. 
HESKITH  (thos.)  Funeral  Sermon  on  Col.  Collingwood  and  hii^"  ^ 

Lady.  4°  Lond.  1700. 
HESKITH  (tho.)  A  Discourse  conceming  Plunder.    4*  UmL  — -^ 

1703. 
HESLEDEN  (^^-m.  smith.)  A  sketch  of  the  Properties  of  SottoD'f  -«F 

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HESLOPP  (JOH.)  Dissert.  de  Dentitionc  Infantum  difficili.  4*  ^^^^ 

Ldg.  Bat.  1700. 
HESSE.     The  Case  of  the  Hessian  Forces  in  the  Pay  of  Grcat    :» 

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HESSE  (ad.)  Dissert.  de  praecipuo  studiosorum  Morbo.  4*  Jen.    — ' 

1699. 
HESSE  (joh.  chr.)  Christianismus  politicus  Constantini  Magnr.     -^ 

i^Jena:.  1718. 
HESSE  (joh.  henr.)  Dissert.  de  Uxore  Mosis  Ethi^iasB.    4*    "^ 

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HESSELBEIN    (joh.)     Antidotum    Philosophico-theologionn,       -« 

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Vindicatio  Orthodoxse  Doctrine  de  Sacramento  Ahaflris. 

12«  Giess.  Hass.  1621. 
HESSELIUS  (        )  Catalogus  Thecs  Numismaticse  Hessdiaoaw 

8»  Amst.  1747. 
HESSELIUS  (FR.)  V.  GUDius. 

Otia  Hagana.  4°  Lugd.  Bat.  1702. 

HESSELIUS  (pETR.)  Heluo  librorum.  Dissert.  ex  occasione  Tcr* 

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H  E  S 

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Teutscher  Gartner.  fol.  Ups^  1710. 

HESSUS  (CHR.)  Disp.  de  Coelo  et  StdlU.  4«  Rott.  1612. 

HESSUS    (h.  EOBAV.)     P.    CAMEBARIU8.      HOMEEUS.     LOMICBEUS» 
rSALMI.   THEOCBITUS. 

■  Venus  triumphans.    £t  in  nupt.  laach.  Camerarii  £pi- 

thalainion.  12^  15^. 

Carolo  V.  Germaniam  ini^edienti.Urhis  Norimherg» 


acclamatio  et  ad  eundem  de  Bello  contra  Turcoa  suscipiendo 
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lllu^trium    ac  clarorum    aliquot   VirQrum    memorise 


ScripU  Epicedia.  12^  Normb.  1531. 

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Podagrae  Ludus.  4"  Mog.  1537. 

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HESSUS  (hene.)  Theses  de  Paralyti.  4''  Helm.  1595. 

8«  Witt.  1609. 

HESSUS  (JOH.  MA7TH.)   Discursus  de  febre  pesdlentiali  qusB 

auperioribus  annis  universam  fere  Germaniam  pervagata  eat« 

12»  Franc,  1603. 
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HESSUS  (PAULUs)  Defensio  XX  Problematum  Meichioria  Gui- 

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Matthseoli  adversus  XX  problemata  M.  Guilandini  Dispiilatio. 

12»  Pat.  1562. 
HESSUS  (simon)  De  Causis,  quare  Luterana  Oposcula,  4  Colo« 
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HEYLYN  (john)  Sermon  before  the  Societies  for  the  Reforma* 
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■  Charity  Serraon.  4°  Lond.  1734. 

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H  E  Y 

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U£YN  (PH.  BBN.  EQUEs  ab)  Geogri^apUia  curiosa  et  utilisl^-'':  ^ 
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r Prolusiones  nonnuDs  Academicse.  8*  Lond.  1790. 

IIEYNE  (joH.  cu.)  Tentaracn  de  Ossium  Morbis.     !£•    Jmt. 

1705. 
HEYNES  (john)  Funcral  Sermon  on  Wm.  Lord  Pagett.    4« 

Lond,  1669. 
HEYNS  (m.  p.)  Le  Miroirdu  Monde.  8^  Anv,  1583. 
HEYNSIUS  (PETR  )  Disp.de  Pleuritide  vera.  4"  Ldig.  Bat.  1669- 
IIEYRICKE  (richd.)  Queen  Esthers  Resolves:    Or  a  princely 

Pattern  of  beaven-born  Resoiution,  for  all  the  Lover»  of  Goi 
'      and  their  country,     A  Fast  Sermon.  4®  Lond.  1669. 
• Sermo»i  on  the  Coronation  of  Cbarles  II.     4®    Lottd. ' 

1661. 
IIEYSEUS  (ern.  got.)  Exercit.  de  ATTOXEIPIA.  4»  Gtd.  1678. 

Quaestiones  Medicae.  4°  Monsp,  1682. 

— • Dissert.  de  Corporum  Combinatione.  4®  Lips.  1685.  - 

HEYST  (JOH.)  Diascepsis  de  Pilis  eorumque  Natura.  12^  A/nst. 

1616. 
UEYUS  (joH.)  Dissert.  de  Studiis  nostrorum  Temporjum  Ath«ni» 

Philurtis  elucubrata.  4«  HalL  Sax,  1661, 
HEYWOOD  {Dr.)  v.  connveus. 
HEYWOOD  (HELis)  II  Moro.  l^  Fir.  1556. 

HEYWOOD  (J.)  V.  SENECA. 

HEYVVOOD  (john)  W<.rkes.  ^^  Lond.  1563. 

— 4«  Lojid.  1576. 

Tlie  Play  of  the  foure  PP.  An  Interlude  of  a  Palmcr,  A 


Pardoner,  A  Potycary,  A  Pedler.  4^  /Fw.  Myddylton. 
4»  Lond,  1569. 


The  Spider  and  the  Flie.  4«  Lond,  1556. 
Dialoo^ue  of  the  Enghsh  Proverbs.  12^  Lond.  156L 


IIEYWOOD  (john)  A  succcssion  of  wise  and  goofl  Kings  the 
distinguihbing  SmHe  of  Heaven  and  the  cxaltea  Happiness  of 
Gt  Briiain.     A  Sermon  on  thc  death  of  Geo.  II.  4«  1760. 

HEYWOOD  (nath.)  v.  ashubst.  

HEYWOOD  (oliver)  A  Family  Altar  erected  to  tbe  Honour  of 
the  Eternal  God  :  or  an  essay  lo  promote  the  worship  of  God 
in  private  Hou^es.  8*»  Lond- 1693. 

• Job's  Appeal.    A  Funeral  Sermon  on  J.  Denton.    4* 

Lond.  1695. 
HEYWOOD  (sam.)  Digest  of  the  Laws  respccting  County  Elec* 

tions.  8»  Lond.  1790. 
-  Vindication  of  Mr.Fox*s  History  of  James  II.  King  of 

.      Enjrland.  4^  Lond.  1811. 
HEYWOOD  (tho.)  r.  merlin. 

If  yoQ  know   not  me,  you  know  Nobody.     Or  the 

troubles  of  Queene  EHzabeth.  4**  Lond,  1606. 

^— 4«  Lond.  1608. 

— ' 4^  Lond.  1610. 

HEYWOOD 


H  E  Y 

HEYWOOD  (tho.)  If  you  knownot  me,  youknow  Nobody.  Or 
the  troubles  of  Queene  Elizabeth.  4^  Lond.  1613. 

, 4P  Lond,  1G23. 

„_- . 40  Lond.  1632. 

tbe  2d  Part.  With  the  building  of  the  Royall 

Exchange  and  the  famous  Victory  in  1588.  4^  Lond.  1609. 

. 4°  Lond.  1633. 


—  The  Golden  Age.  4*>  Lond,  1611. 

—  The  Silver  Age.  4°  Isond.  1613. 

—  The  Brazen  Age.  4»  Lond.  1613. 

—  The  Iron  Age.  4»  Lond.  1632. 
Part  2.  4«  1632. 


A  Woman  kilPd  with  Kindness.  4»  Lond.  1617. 
■  Edward  the  Fourth.  4»  LoiMi.  1626. 
•  The  Rape  of  Lucrece,  a  Tragedy,  4® 

4«  Lonti.  1630. 

.  4«>  Lonrf.  1638. 


The  Life  of  thc  Dutchess  of  Suffolk.  4«  Lond.  1631. 

The  fair  Maid  of  the  West,  aComedy.  4«  Lond.  163!w     _. 

£ngland'8  EHzabeth^  her  life  and  troubles  during  hei^cr  T 


minority.  12®  Lond.  1631. 

The  four  Prentises  of  London^  with  the  Conquesto^^of 


Jerusalem.  4P  Land.  1632. 

The  English  Traveller,  a  Tragi-coroedy.    4*   L(md. 


1633. 

A  pleasant  Comcdy  called  ^  Maydenhead  well  lost.   4* 


Lond.  1634. 

•  The  late  Lancashirc  Witches,  a  Comedy,  by  T.  Hey— ^- 


wood  and  R.  Broome.  4®  Lond.  1634. 

■  The  Hierarchie  of  the  blessed  Angels^  their  NameS|K>« 


Orders,  and  Offices.    The  fall  of  Lucifer  with  hb  Angells.    fol.-^ 
Lond.  1635. 

A  Challenge  for  Beautie,  a  Tragi-comedy.    4®    Lond^J^- 


1636. 

Love'8  Mistress^  or»  the  Queen's  Masque.    4^    Lond,^^ 


1636. 

4<>  Lond.  1640. 


■  The  Royall  King,  and  the  Loyall  Subject,  a  Tragi«- 

comedy.  4«  Lond.  1637. 

A  true  Description  of  bis  Majestie^s  Royall  Ship  built  - 


at  Wool-witch.  8*  Lond.  1637 

Pleasant  Dialogues  and  Dramas,  selected  out  of  Luciao, 


Erasmus,  Textus,  Ovid,  &c.    With  translations  from  Beza,    ^^ 
Bucanan,  &c.  12®  Lond.  1637. 

The  fayre  Maide  of  the  Excbange :  togethcr  with  the        - 


merry  humours  and  pleasant  passages  of  the  Cripple  of  Fan< 
church.  4®  Lond.  1637. 

.  The  Wise  Woman  of  Hogsdon,  a  Comedy.   4®  Lond. 


1638. 

Fortune  by  Land  and  Sea,  a  Tragi-aMonedy.   4*  Lomd, 


1655. 

HEYWOOD 


H  I  B 

WOOD  (THO.)  The  Actor's  ViiidiGatioD.  4^  Land.  1658. 

WOOD  {Dr,  william)  Petition  of  his  ParisliioDers  against 

n.  4«  Ltmd.  1641. 

EL  (jo.  JAC.)  Theses  de  Sdriptura  sacra.    4®    HaL   Mag. 

20. 

MANSEDER  (geo.)  Brevis  Consideratio  Qusestionum  non« 

lanun  de  Anima.  4<>  'Wiit.1608. 

RA  (abr.  ben)  r.  cohen. 

LMTER,   V.  PER1NGSKIOLD. 

[tNE  (herbert)  Kurtze  Anleitung,  wie  man  Besund  Oder 

yl-Brunnen  und  Mineral-Wasser,  aufi&uchen»  preu£&n,  und 

>rauchen  kan.  12® 

INE  (urban)  Xylobalsamum.  19^  Stock.  1720. 

^ARD  (john)  Thoughts  on  Inland  Narigation:  on  discon- 

tcd   Petitions:    on  the   National   Debt:   and  on  the   im- 

»vement  attending  the  Growth  of  Wheat,  &c,     8®    Lond. 

18.  ' 

— 8«  T^nd.  1804. 

5ERT  (henrx)  Watersof  Marahdrawn  forth  intwoFuneral 
-mons.  12*  Land.  1654. 

Sjntagma  Theologicum  :  Or  a  Treatise  wherein  is  con- 

ely  comprehended  the  Body  of  Divinity,  and  the  Funda- 
:ntals  of  Religion.     Whereunto  are   added  certaine  Dis- 
irses.  fol.  Land.  1663. 
^RNIA,  r.  COMMONS.  parliamest.  rebellion.  tradb* 

The  Case  of  the  Masters   and  Owners  <^transport 

ips  imployed  for  reducing  Ireland.  fol.  Lond. 

Considerations  conceming  Ireland  and  England,  and 

rticularly  in  respect  to  an  Union.  fol. 

—  Thc  deplorable  condition  of  the  reduced  and  discharged 

ti  who  have  served  in  Ireland  and  in  the.Low  CouDtries. 

— —  Case  of  several  innocent  Persons  who  are  deprived  of 
dr  Estates  by  the  late  Act  of  Resumption.  fol. 

The  Case  of  those  called  Protectees  in  Ireland.  fol. 

The  Case  of  divers  persons  entitled  to  the  benefit  of 

ticles,  Proclamations  and  Declarations  in  Ireland.  fol. 

A  map  of  Ireland  with  a  note  of  tbe  Towns  taken  and 

mt  since  the  late  RebelhQn.  fol. 

Letter  from  a  Souldier  of  good  Place  in  Ireland  on  the 

ctory  over  the  Spaniards  and  Irish  Rebels^  and  of  the  taking 
Kynsale.  4«  Lond.  1602. 

Analecta  sacra,  nova,  et  mira  de  rebus  Catholicorum  in 

beroia  pro  Fide  et  Religione  gestis.    Relatore  ti  CoUectore 
N.  8»  1616. 

II.  Partes.  ^  a>loii.l617. 

De  Processu  Martyriah  quorundam  Fidei  Pugilum  in 

beraia.  8«  CoL  1619. 

Hibemise  sive  Antiquioris  Scoti»  ViDdici«  adversut 

10.  Dempsterum.  8^  Aniv.  1621. 

^  HIBERNIA, 


H  I  B 

HIPERNIA.    The  Historie  of  Ireland  collected  by  Dr.  Haniber,^ 
"   Edm.  Campion  and  Edm.  Spenser.  fol.  DubL  1633. 

. The  Parliaments  dircctions  to  the  Protettants  of  Ire- 

land  respectinc;:  the  oath  of  alle^iance.  fol.  Lond.  1641. 

A  declaration  of  the  Lords  Justices  and  Councell  of 


Ireland  ex}>1anatory  of  Irish  Papists.  fol.  DubL  1641. 

Tlie  general  rcmonstrance,  or  declaration  of  the  Ca« 


thohcs  of  Ireland.  fol.  1641. 

The  present  state  and  condition  of  Ireland  with  the  ex- 


amination  of  H.Petit.  4<»  Lond.  1641. 

Letter  from  botb  Honsrs  of  ParUament  conceming  thfc 


late  propositions  for  Ireland.  fol.  1641. 

-  A  j^reat  conspiracy  of  the  Papists  in  Ireland,  with  or» 


'  ders  of  Parliamcnt  and  a  Letler  from  the  King  to  Mr.  Kichola&w 
4«  Lond.  1641. 

An  Abstract  of  the  Murthcrs  of  Protestants  and  Ed^^ 


lish  in  Ircland :  togcthcr  with  the  Rise  of  the  Rebellion.    ^^ 
I^nd,  1641.  V 

Irelands  Amazement,  or  the  Heavcns  Arma^o.    A  Bg=»s» 


lation  of  two  strange  Apparitions  secn  over  the  City  of  Dublic 
4^Lond.\Gi\.  \ 

Tlic  Kings  answer  to  a  Mesfag^e  from  the  Comrooc^aD» 


conceming  Licences  to  go  to  Ireland.  fol.  Lond.  1641. 

An  order  of  Parliamcnt  to  prevent  Popish  Comnumc^^id- 


ers,  &c.  goingover  into  Ireland.  fot.  1641. 

An  order  of  Parhament  far  bringing  Com,  &c.  iafc^^to 


severall  Ports  in  Ireland.  fol.  Lond.  1641. 

The  Kings  answer  to  the  Pro]:>ositions  of  Parliame^c~  nt 


for  Ircland.  fol.  1641. 

Petition  of  the  Gentlcmen  of  Ireland  now  in  Tow:  — »n. 


against  the  Rebels  at  Ulster.  fol.  Lond.  1641. 

A  pcrfect  rclation  of  the  beginning  and  the  continus     -a- 


tion  of  the  Irish  Rebellion  from  May  last  to  Jan^  12.  4^  Lon     ^^d. 
1641.  _ 

Joyful  news  from  Ireland,  being  thc  Relation  of —     -Z 


Battle  fought  between  the  Protestants  and  Rebeis.     4P    Lon  -^md. 

1641. 

— -r  The  last  and  best  ncws  from  Ireland.  4^  Lond.  1641, 

Morc  news  from  Ireland.  4°  Lond.  1641. 

Bloody  news  from  Ireland,  or  the  barbarous  cruelty  bz-Jby 


the  Papists  used  in  that  Kingdome,  &c.  4*^  Lond,  1641. 

Late  and  lumentable  ncws  from  IreliBknd.     4®    Loum     ^d. 


1641. 

Still  worse  news  from  Ireland.  4^  Lond.  1641. 

Tlii*  happiest  news  from  Ireland  that  ever  came  to  Bd-    «g- 


iihav_ 
land  since  tYieir  first  RebcUion.  4®  Lond.  1641. 

A  Continuation  of  the  Diurnal  passages  in  Irelandt  In 


two  Lettcrs  liom  Lord  Antrim  and  Ed.  Loftus.    4®    Lu^  ^d. 
1641. 

fUBERN, 


H  I  B 

HlBERNIAi    Good  and  bad  newa  from  Iitiland,  in  a  Lettei^ 
•  from  James  Gibbes.  4<^  Lotul.  1641. 
Approved,  good  and  happy  new»  from  Ireland.    4* 

Lond.  1641. 
— The  truest  most  happy  and  joyful  ncws  that  ever  came 

from  Ireland.  4®  Lond,  1641. 
■  ■  The  last  intelligence  from  Ireland  received  Feb.  1.     4* 

1^.1641. 

The  last,  best  and  truest  news  from  Ireland  that  came 


since  the  Rebeilion.  4^  Land,  1611. 

Ireland's  advocate,  a  Sermon.  4*  Lond.  1641. 

An  exact  and  true  relation  of  the  late  plots  contrived  in' 

Ireland.  4«  Lond.  1641. 
A  Gun  powdcr  plot  in   Ireland   for  blowing  up  thc 

chiefest  Church  in  Dublin,  with  the  relation  of  a  Batde  fought 

by  Lord  Moore  ao^ainst  the  Rcbel».  4«  Lond.  1641. 

A  letter  from  the  Lord  Chiefe  Justices  in  Ireland,  with- 


propositions  to  the  Pariiament  frora  the  West  Indy  Companv. 

4«  Lond.  1641. 
A  wildfire  plot   found  out    in    Ireland.     4*    Lond/ 

1641. 
"  Ireland's  complaint  and  Encrland^s  pitie.     4*    Land. 

1641.  ^  ^  ^ 

— — —  A  new  remonstrance  of  Ireland,  or  a  continued  Diur- 
nal  of  reraarkable  Passages  by  C.  J.  4®  Lond.  1641. 

Letters  froni  thc  Governors  of  Ireland  to  the  Parlia- 


nient  of  England.  With  a  description  of  the  Earle  of  Essex  by 
John  Cragg.  4»  1641. 

A  irue  relation  of  the  barbarous  dealings  of  the  North- 


ern  Irish  Rebels,  b>  G.  S.  4»  Lond.  1641. 

His  Majesties  an<wer  to  a  Messa^e  sent  to  him  at 


Yorke  by  the  House  of  Commons.  Also  two  remarkable  Let- 
tcr»  from  Ireland :  One  written  by  the  Earl  of  Ormond,  thc 
other  a  Copy  of  the  Popes  Bull  to  the  Rebels.  4«  Lmd. 
1641. 

A  declaration  of  both  Houses  of  Parliament  conceming 


the  affiiirs  of  Ireland.  4«  L-md.  1641. 

Propositions  and  Votes  of  both  Houses  to  His  Majesty 


for  the  reducing  of  Ireiand.     With  His  Majesties  Answer.     4«* 
Lond.  1641. 

Letter  from  the  Councell  in  Ireland  to  the  Parliament 


in  England.  4<>  Lond.  1641 
■  A  message  from  a  Committee  of  both  Houses  of  Par- 

liameut  to  the  Spanish  Ambassador,  to  make  stay  of  Ships  at 
Dunkerk,  intended  for  the  supply  of  the  Rebells  in  Ireland.  fol. 
ICf4L 

An  Order  of  Iwth  Houses  of  Parliament  to  prevent  the 


going  over  of  Popish  Commandcrs  into  Ireland.    fol.     Lond, 
1641. 

HIBERNIA. 


H  I  B 

HIBERNIA.  A  treacfaerous  plot  of  a  Confederacie  in  Irehnd 
with  the  Rebels  at  Calway,  as  reported  by  Mr.  Augosl.  4* 
Lond.  1641. 

^ A  proclamation  of  the  Lords  Justices  for  the  apprehen- 

•  sion  of  the  chiefe  Rebels.    With  true  and  last  newes  trom  Ire* 
land,  and  in  what  state  Dublin  stands.  4^  Lond.  1641. 

•  The  humble  Petition  of  the  Lords,  Knights  and  Gentle- 


men  of  the  Kini^dome  of  Ireland  now  in  Towne  to  the  House 
of  Commons.  fol.  Lond.  1641. 

•  The  last  Newes  frora  Ireland,  being  a  Rehtiob  of  th« 


proceedings  of  the  rebeUious  Papists.  4®  Land^  1641. 

Geographical  description  of  Ireland.     With  thc  Tidc 


of  thc  Kings  of  England  and  Ireland :  and  a  relation  of  former 
Rebellions.  4»  Lond.  1642. 

The   Kings  proclamation    against  tlie  Irish  Rebeh^ 


Jan.  l.  1649.   fol.  Lond.  1642. 

-  An  ordcr  of  the  Commons  that  the  Ministers  of  Lon.  — 


don  do  exhort  the  peo}>le  to  bestow  apparell  upon  the  ProtcstL- 
ants  in  Ireiand.  fol.  1642. 


■  A  true  Copy  of  the  Petition  of  the  RebeUs  in  Ire1an^»ad 
subscribed  by  eleven  Lords,  fol.  Lond.  1642. 

An  Admiration  by  way  of  answer  to  the  Petition  of  tli    m   ic 


Rebells  in  Ireland.  4«  Lond.  1642. 

A  relation  of  the  sundry  occurrences  in  Ireland  froiKrvti 


the  fleet  of  ships  set  out  by  the  adventurers  of  the  additioi 
forces  by  sea.  4^  Lond.  1642. 

Case  upon  a  decree  against  the  Lord  Chancellor  by  th- 


Lord  Deputy  and  Councell :  as  also  the  commitment  of  th  ^^Mi 
Lord  Cliancellor  and  taking  from  liim  the  Seale  of  IrelandE::»ud 
fol.  LoTid.  1642. 

List  of  thcField  Officcrs  appointed  for  the  Irish  Exp< — ^e 


dition  by  the  Committee  at  Guildhall.  {ol- Lond.  1642. 

List  of  such  persons.  who  for  the  furtherance  of  th-  .^Kie 


service  of  Ireland  are  to  be  entertained  as  Reformadoes.     foL-^/. 
Lond.  1612. 

A  new  plot  discovered  in  Ireland,  being  an  account  i 

Lord  Dempscy'8  conspiracie.  4®  Lond.  1642. 

A  discoverie  of  thc  HeUish  Plot  against  divers  particu 


larly  of  the  Nobility  of  the  Kingdome  of  England.    Also     ^^ 
Papists  gunpowder  plot  in  Ircland  brought  to  Hght.  4*  LoHiff^ 


■  The  RebeUs  Letter  to  thc  Pope.    Wherein  they  pre— 

«ent  unto  him  their  late  Purcliases  by  the  Sword  in  Ireland  ^ 
.praying  his  Benediction  for  theirfuture  Proceedings.  4®  Lcnuf.^ 
1642. 

—  Letter  sent  by  order  of  both  Houses  of  Parliament  tc^ 


the  High  Sheriff  of  every  Shire.  Also  an  Order  of  both  House» 
coDceming  the  persona  appointed  for  gathering  in  Money  in— ► 
tended  for  the  reduction  of  the  Rebels  in  Ireland.  4®  Lond^ 
1642. 

HIBERNU* 


H  I  B 

HIBERNIA.    A  true  relation  of  the  passagc»  of  God'8  prbvi- 

dence  concernin^  Ireland.  4®  Lond.  1642. 
•2 Gdd'8  fighting  for  iis  in  Ireland,  by  W.  B.    4«    Lond. 

1642. 

Titiiely  advic^,  or  Motives  to  inCite  a!l  M^n  of  abilit^ 


to  subscribe  to  Ibti   Propositiotls    fbr    Irelatid.     4^     Lond, 
1642. 

A  Letter  to  his  Majest^^  from  the  Justices  ahd  Councell 


in  Ireland  concerning  His  Majesties  going  to  Irelaod.  4^  Ltmd. 
1642. 

Petitions  and  reasons  to  His  Majesty  to  fbrbear  his  in- 


tended  joumey  tb  Ireland.  4^  Lond,  1642. 

A  cbntinuatibn  of  th^  Irish  Rebels  proteeditigs,  witli 


our  victories  over  thein.  4®  Lond,  1642. 

■  Two  Letters,  in  one  6f  which  the  Sp^ker  is  ordered  by 

thfe  Comnftons  of  the  House  of  Parliament  to  send  to  the  ]^em- 
bers  of  ihat  House  tbat  are  now  residing  in  their  sevierall  Coun- 
lies,  to  furthef  thfe  advancfement  6f  the  Adventure  for  Ireland  S 
in  the  other  tbe  Speaker  is  otdered  to  send  to  ihe  aeverall  Sherifi» 
of  Ireland.  fol.  1642. 

A  declafation  sent  to  the  King  of  France  afid  Spayne 

from  the  Catholiqaes  or  Rebelis  in  Ireland :  translated  by  R.  C. 
4*  Lond,  1642. 

An  ordinsfhce  of  the  Lords  aind  Commons  authorizing 


his  Majesties  subjects  to  send  to  sea  Ships  atid  Pinnacesto  make 
stay  of  l^applies  going  to  assist  the  Rebels  in  Ireland.  4®  Lond. 
1642. 

A  Declaration  of  the  Commons  assembled  tn  Pariia* 


ment  conceming  the  Rise  aind  Progresse  of  tbe  grand  Rebel- 
lion  in  Ireland.  4®  Lond.  1643. 


— ^-Two  famous  victorious  Battels  fought'in'Irelaftd;  the 

first  by  Sir  W.  Saintliger  the  iiecond  by  Lord  Incheqain.    4" 
Lond.  1642. 

Th^  ejfceeding  true  relatioh  of  a  rertbtrned  Victor^ 


gained  agairfst  the  Rebels  by  Capt.  Stitfield  afld  Capt.  Bartlet. 
4^  Lond.  1642, 

A  relation  of  divers  d^feats  given  against  the  Rebells  in 


Ireland  by  the  Earl  of  Ormond.  4<^  Lond.  1642. 

PrOpositions  n^ade  by  the  Citi^  6f  Ldndon  fbr  raisin^ 


of  aMitlion  of  Money  for  the  snbduifltlg  of  the  R^beU  in  Ire* 
land.  4»  Lond.  1642. 

A  pcrfeCt  Rtlation  of  the  (^c^ii^igs  6f  the  English 


Anny  a^inst  the  Rebels  in  Ireland.  foL  Lond,  1642. 

.  The  l^t  j6yful  Newes  from  (reland  (June  24.) 


Lond.  1642. 

Frosperous  proceediftgis  in  Ireland:  b^ing  a  Remon- 


Htrancie,  br  exa6t  Relation  of  the  most  distresFed  £st^te  of  thd 
Iiihabitants  of  Galloway,  ArroVirmoore  and  Baltimore,  &c  4* 
Loim/.1642. 

YoL.  III.  X  X  HIBERNIA/ 


H  I  B 

HIBERNIA.    A  renowned  Victory  obtained  over  the  Rebels 

near  Burros.  4^  Lond.  1642. 
■  Tlie  true  state  and  condition  of  Ireland  sent  to  tbe 

House  of  Commons  from  their  Committee  there.    AP    Lond. 

1642. 

Brave  news  from  Ireland  :  of  a  Battle  foug^ht  by  the 


trained  Band  of  the  Citie  of  Dublin.     With  the  description  of 
a  Battle  performed  by  Capt  Ma^y.  4®  Ixmd.  1642. 

A  true  relation  of  the  chief  passages  in  Ireland,  by  T.  A. 


and  P.  G.  4«  Lond.  1642. 

A  true  report  of  the   late   good  success  in  Irdand» 


May  2.  4«  Lmd.  1642. 

New»  from  Ireland,  July  12.  4»  Lond.  1642. 

■  Tbe  true  and  last  news  from  Ireland.     4®    Lond^ 


1642. 

The  latest  and  truest  news  from  Ireland^  being  an  ac» 


count  of  a  Victory  over  the  Rebels  at  Drogheda.    4®    Lond^ 
1642. 

'  Joyful  news  from  Ireland,  being  an  account  of  tbe 


overthrow  of  the  Rebels  near  Drogiieda.  4P  Lond,  1642. 

Admirable^  good,  true  and  joyful  news  from  Irelands 


being  an  account  of  the   taking  of  Trim^  &c.     4*    Londmm^Z. 
1642. 

The  happiest  and  best  tidingsfrom  Irdand,  relating  the 


victorious  proceedings  of  the  Protestant  Army  before  Kildare> 
4«  Lond.  1642. 

More  true  and  exceeding  joyful  news  from  Ireland, 


the  victorious  proceedings  of  the  Protestants  in  Neweries,  &€ 
4«  Lond.  1642. 

New  and  true  news  from  Ireland.  4®  Lond.  1642. 

True  intelligence  from  Ireland :  relating  how  thc  Rc- 


bds  stole  awaye  300  Horse  by  night  out  of  the  fieTds  neare  Dub— 
hn,  and  have  taken  the  Earle  of  Ki]dare's  chief  Houhe»  &c.  4^ 
Lond.  1642. 

More  happy  and  joyful  news  from  Ireland.     Or  tli( 


victorious  proceedings  of  the  Protestants  from  March  28  tc»-^ 
April6.  4«  Lond.  1642. 

New  inteliigence  from  Ireland,  received  June  17.    ^^^fe^ 


Lond.  1642. 

Exceeding  joyful  news  from  Ireland.    Or  a  tnie 

covery  of  the  present  State  of  that  Kingdome.    4*    Lond. 
1642. 

The  last  true  and  joyful  news  fcom  Ireland.  4*  Lond.. 


1642. 


The  last  true  and  joyful  news  from  Ireland,  dedarinc^^  S 
all  the  proceedings  of  the  English  and  Scotch  forcea  against  tha^  -^^ 
King  of  Spaines  Standard.  4^  Lond.  1642. 

Good  and  bad  news  from  Ireland.  4^  Lond.  1642. 

'■'         —  Lamentable  news  from  Irdand.  4®  Lond,  1642. 
'  Bad  news  from  Irdand.  4°  Lond,  1642. 

HIBERNIA-— 


H  I  B 

HIBERNIA.    ^ictorious  news  from  Ireland;  being  the  defeat  of 

Lord  Ormond  near  Limerick.  4*  Land,  1643. 
■  News  from  the  West  of  Ireland»  relating  what  hap- 

pened  lo  Capt.  Weldon  and  Capt  Aston.  A^  Lond.  1649. 

■  A  tnie  and  exact  relation  of  divers  actiona  of  a  late  ex- 


pedition  in  the  North  of  Ireland  by  the  English  and  Scotch.    4^ 
Lond.  1642. 

A  joumal  of  most  remarkablc  pa^sages  in  Ireland,  espe^ 


cially  the  Battell  at  Munster.  4®  Lond,  1642. 

A  true  and  perfect  diurnal  of  passages  in  Ireland  from 


April  2  to  May  3.  4°  Lond.  1642. 

Several  passages  of  the  late  proceedings  in  Ireland. 


Lond.  1642. 

A  new  declaration  of  the  last  afFairs  in  Ireland,  shewing 

the  great  overthrow  given  to  the  Irish  Rebels.  4®  Lond.  1642. 

A  true  relation  of  the  late  occurrences  in  Ireland,  in 


two  Letters.  4*  I^nd.  1642. 

A  true  relation  of  the  latest  occurrences  in  Ireland, 


Augt.  17.   4«  Lond.  1642. 

A  new  Remonstrance  from  Irclanddeclarinff  the  cruelty 


of  the  Rebels  against  the  Protestants.  4*  Lond.  1642. 

■  A  discourse  concerning  the  Rebellion  in  Ireland.  by 


M.  S.  4«  Lond.  1642. 
'  A  remonstrance  of  remarkable  passages  from  Ireland 

concerning  tlie  Cliurch  and  Kingdom.  4*  Lond.  1642. 

That  great  expedition  for  Ireland  by  way  of  under- 


writing  proposed  by  both  Houses  of  Parliament^  &c.  vindicated 
4*  Lond.  1642. 

Irelands  tragical  tyrannie.  4**  Lond.  1642. 

•  A  particular  relation  of  the  preseut  condition  of  Ire- 


land.  4«  Lond.  1642. 

Weighty  considerations  manifesting  the  great  advan- 


tage  of  prosecuting  the  Irish  Wars.  4**  Lond.  1642. 

No  Pamphlet^  bnt  a  detestation  of  all  pamphlets  con- 


ceming  the  Rebellion.  4°  Lond.  1642. 

The  Irish  occurrences.     Comfortable  news  from  Ire- 


land  of  the  Brave  Valour  and  Policie  of  Warre  by  the  Lord 
Jones  and  the  Lord  Dlboney.  4<^  Lond.  1642. 

A  full  relation  not  only  of  our  good  Successe  in  gene- 


rall,  but  how,  and  in  what  manner  God  hath  fought  his  own 
cause  miraculously,  manifesting  his  mighty  power  by  deliver- 
ing  the  Protestants,  miserably  distressed  under  a  cruell  and 
roost  inhumane  Adversary.  As  also  the  Names  of  the  chiefe 
Commanders  under  the  command  of  the  Earle  of  Ormond.  4* 
Lond.  1642. 

A  continuation  of  the'  triumphant  proceedings  of  the 

Protestant  Army  in  Ireland.  Also  the  manner  how  the  Re- 
bds  consecrated  KiUIare  Church.  4^  Lo7i^.  1642. 

A  perfect  Relation  of  the  Proceedings  of  the  English 

Army  against  the  Rebels  in  Ireland.  fol.  Lond.  1642. 

HIBERNIA. 


H  I  B 

HIBERNIA.    Truc  News  from   Ireland,  Mar.  28.   fol.  Lond. 

.1  Declaration  of  the  last  affairii  in  Ireland,  shewing  tfae 

great  overthrow  given  to  the  Irish  Rebeis.  4®  Lo;id.  1642. 

Reiation  of  sundry  occurrences  in  Ireland  from  the 


fleet  of  ships  get  outby  the  adventurers  of  the  additioDal  Force& 
4«  Umd.  1642. 

An  Armie  for  treland.     With  a  Letter  from  Lord 


Moore  to  ^ir  W.  Barker.  4^  Lond.  Ui4t2. 

— ' Thirty  five  Articles  niade  bythe  Reliels.  4«  1642. 

Propeedings  of  the  Scottish  Arpfiie  in  Ireland :  in  three 


Letters.  4«  Land.  1642. 

Remarkable  Propositions  by  the  Coitncell  in  Ireland. 


With  the  deciaration  bf  Parliament.  May  12.  1642.    4*  Limd. 
1642- 

A  famous  Battle  by  the  Earl  of  Corke,  the  E^rl  pf  Or- 


mond  and  the  Lord  Moore  against  the  Rebels  in  }reland.    4^ 
Ltmd.  1642. 

Petition  of  the  Comipittees  to  ^is  Majesty  with  biM 


Majesty^s  answer.  4»  Osf.  1642. 

Declaration  of  the  Commons  concern\ng  the  rise 


progress  of  the  Grand  Rebeliion  in  Irelandj  &c«    4^    Lmn 
1643. 


A  remonstrance  of  grievances  presen^ed  to  His 


Excellent  Majestie  in  the  behaife  pf.the  CathohclfLS  of  IreiandflE^d- 
4«  fVatevford,  1643. 

Proclamation  conceming  a  cessation  of  Arms  agrce^-^ped 


and  concluded  at  Sigginslowne,  Septr.  15.  4^  Lond.  1643 

— An  order  of  the  Committee  for  the  Aflfairs  of  Irelai 

4«  1643. 

A  true  and  exact  relation  of  the  n^t  sad  conditioD 


ireland  since  the  cessation.  4^  Lond,  1643. 

Another  extract  of  several  Letters  from  Ireland. 


Lond,  1643. 

Ireland^s  e^^cise  by  the  Lprds  Justices  and  CouncelK  '^^u 


there.  4^  Lond.  1643. 

Two  declarations  qf  the  Ho^se  of  the  lamentable  ftata^^** 


of  Ireland.  4*  Lond.  1643. 

An  advertisement  of  a  meeting  of  the  Adventurers  foi^^^r 


Ireland.  4»  Lond.  1643. 

Truth  from  Ireland,  relating  ihe  cpndition  of  Dublinj 


&c.  40  Lond.  1643. 

•  Ap  ordinance  of  both  Houses  to  prevent  the  coi 


over  of  the  Irish  Rebels.  4^  Lond,  1643.  

Two  Letters  from  Ireland,  shewing  the  several  battle*^^. 


and  victories  obtained  over  tbe  Rebels.  4°  Lond.  1643« 

Special  news  from  Ireland.  4®  Lond»  1643 

'  Joyful  and  bappy  news  from  Ireland,  being  an  accouni 


of  a  victory  pbtained  over  the  Rebels  at  Roscolieth.    4® 
1643. 

HIBERNIA^ 


H  I  B 

fllBERNIA.    The  newe&t  intelligence  from  Ireland^  Feb.  1.   4* 
Limd,  1043. 

Irelands  misery  since  the  late  ccssation.     4®  Lond, 


1643. 
1643. 


^. 


Petition  oT  tbe  well  afiected  to  the  King.    4®    Limd. 


— — —  The  Iri»b  Treaty,  or  the  last  and  b$st  intelligence  from 

Ireland.  4«  Lond.  1643. 
A  Letter  from  a  Protestant  in  Ireland  to  a  Member  of 

the  House  of  Commons  in  England  upon  the  occasion  of  ttie 

Treaty.  4»  1643. 

A  declaration  of  the  Lords  and  Comroons  shewing  tbe 


designe  for  a  cessation  of  Arms  or  fr^^y  o^  Peace  wtth  the 
Rebels  in  Ireland.  4«  ijond.  1643. 

A  Manifeslation  directed  to  tbe  Parliament  of  Eng- 


landy  from  the  Lord  Inchequin,  the  Lord  Brogbill,  &c.  contain- 
m^  the  Reasons  of  tbeir  opposing  the  Cessation  with  tbe  blood- 
thirsty  Irish  Rebels.  Also  tbe  dedardtion  of  the  Protestants  of 
Munster.  4»  Lond,  1644. 

>  A  declaration  made  by  tbe  Irtsh  Rebells  against  the 


Englisb  and  Scotch  Protestant»  in  Ireland.  4®  Lond»  1644. 

A  false  aqd  soandalous  remonstrance  of  the  Rebels  in 


Ireland,  with  an  answer  thereunto.  4*  Lond,  1644. 

r Queries  propounded  by  tbe  Protcstant  party  concem- 

« ing  the  peace  in  gen^ral  now  treated  of  in  Ireland.    4°  Pam, 
1644. 

'  Propositions  of  the  Iria«b  Rebels  (by  tbe  Name  of  thc 


Roman  Catholiques  of  Ircland)  presented  to  his  Majestie.    4* 
Lond.  1644. 

An  oider  for  tbe  Adventurers  for  Ireland.  fol,  1644. 

•  A  plot  discovtfreci  in  Ireland,  and  pre\'ented  without 


sheddingof  blood.  4«  Lond.  1644. 
\  ■»  The  impudence  of  the  Romish  Wborc,  continued  and 

improved  in  ber  shamelesse  and  barbarous  brood  of  the  Irish 
Rebek,  calling  themselves  His  Majesties  Qatbolic  subjects,  dis- 
covered  by  certain  motives  l>y  tbem  divulged  and  faLly  alledged 
to  be  the  occasion  of  their  taking  up  Arms.  4^  Lond.  1644. 

-  The  Plot  and  Progresse  of  the  Irish  Rebellion.     4* 


Lond.  1644. 

•  Mercurius  Hibemicus,  or  a  discourse  of  the  late  Insur- 


rection  in  Ireland.  4^  Lond.  1644. 
Ao  ordinaiKe  respecting  the  propositions  for  the  relief 

of  Irdand.  foL  1645. 
— —  State  of  the  Irisb  af&irs,  as  represented  by  the  Com- 

mittee  of  Adventnrers.  4^  Lond.  1645. 
The  additional  propo^itions  of  Hi«  Majesty  sent  by  thc 

Commiflsioners  unto  the  Rebels  for  a  conclusion  of  Peace.    4* 

Lond.  1645. 

Tb^  Irish  Cabinet :  or  His  Majesties  secret  Pbpers  for 


estabiishing  the  Papdl  Clergy  in  Irehnd.  4<>  Lond.  1645. 

HIBERNIA. 


H  I  B 

'  HIBERNIA.  Two  remarkable  Letters  concernins:  ihe  Kings  €or« 
respondrnce  with  tlie  Irish  Rebells.  4^  Lond,  1645. 

i Very  sad  and  bloody  news  from  Ireland  of  ihe  km  of 

Bunratty,  &c.  4«  Lond.  1646. 

The  Irish  Massacre.  4»  1646. 

Papers  from  Ireland  of  the  Marquesse  of  Ormond'* 


comincr  into  the  Parliament  and  the  raanner  of  taking  Maribo* 
Tongh.  4^  Lond.  1646. 

A  remonstrance  from  tlie  Parhament  at  Dublin  coii* 


ccrning  the  estate  of  Ireland.  4^  Dubl.  1646. 

A  few  CoUections  for  Ireland'8  Soldiers.     4^    Lond, 


1646. 

—  Copy  of  a  barbarous  and  bloody  declaratioo  by  the 


Irish  Rebels  a^inst  the  supreme  Councell  of  Ireland.  And  the 
Votes  of  the  Popish  Assembly  at  Waterford  against  Peace.  4* 
Lond.  1646.  , 

The  pctition  of  niany  officers  drawn  for  the  service  oi 


Ireland.  4°  Lond.  1647. 

A  pros^pi  ct  of  bleeding  Irelands  miseries.    fol.     Lom^^ 


1647. 

The  petition  of  the  Parhamcnts  poor  Soldien  in  tkne 


army  of  Ireiand,  whereof  many  are  starved  already  and  mw^i 
dead  for  want  of  Chii*urgioiis.  fol.  1647.  ^^^ 

■  Very  good  news  frora  Ireland  of  the  great  victories  ol^^i>- 


tained  over  the  Rebels.  4**  Lond.  1647. 

More  victories  in  Ireland  by  Lord  Inchiquin.  4*  Lou 


1647. 

Propositions  sent  by  the  Irish  Parliament  held  at  Kb ^^* 


kenny  to  the  Commissioncrs  at  Dublin.  4®  Lond.  1647 

'  A  great  fight  in  Ireland  Ixttwixt  the  forces  under  G< 


Jones  and  that  Arch-Rebell  General  Preston.  4*^  Lond.  1647.     ^ 

An  answer  to  the  Petition  framcd  against  tbe  ScbU  i  -K    ^^ 


Ireland,  &c.  4«  Lond.  1647.  ,..^^=^1; 

An  ordiuance  of  the  Commons  conceming  the  qualilSc-*"" 


cations  to  sit  in  the  PaHiament  of  Irdand.  4®  Lond.  1647. 

Ireland^s  Complaint  of  the  Armies  Hypocrisie :  witlK^  -*"* 


his  Excellencies  entering  unconquercd  London.  fol.  1647. 

A  rcmonstrance  of  tbe  sad  condition  of  the  Army  i 


Ircland  under  Lord  Inchiquine.  4^  Lond.  1647. 

Exceeding  good  news  from  Ireland ;  being  a  relation  oL" 


their  proceediiigs  in  the  North.  4*  Lottd.  1647. 

•  Two  great  battles  in  Ireland,  the  one  in  the  North,  thes^-^'^ 


other  neare  Dublin.  4^  Lond.  1647. 

The  Kings  Manife.sto  to  Ireland  by  thc  Marquis 

Clanrickard.  4«  Lond.  1647. 

>  A  famous  Victory  in  Ireland  obtained  over  the  Rebeb 


near  Black-Water.  4^  Lond.  1647. 

The  bloody  Diurnal  from  Ireland^  being  proceedings  of 

tbe  Catholics  at  Kilkenny.  4«  Lond.  1647. 

Three  propositions  to  the  King  conceming  Ireland^ 


with  His  Majesties  Answcr  and  Propositions.  4®  Lond.  1647. 

HIBERNIA. 


H  I  B 

HIBERNIA.    Ordinance  for  raising  «£50^000  upon  DelinquenU 
efetates  for  the  relief  of  Ireland.  4<>  Lond.  1647. 


— —  Irtland.     Or  a  booke  with  a  map  of  thc  principal 
Towns,  with  Irelands  bloody  cnes.  12^  Lond.  1647. 

An  additional  ordinance  for  the  raising  of  £50,W0  for 


the  reductiou  of  Ireland.  4"*  LotuL  1648. 

Hibernis  Laci^ms,   or  a  sad  contemplation  of  thc 

bleeding  condition  of  Ireland.  fol.  1648. 

A  declaration  of  the  King  respecting  Ireland.  M $.    4* 


164a 

A  declaration  of  the  Lord  Lieutenant  of  Ireland,  for 


•etUing  the  Protestant  religion  and  maintaining  his  Msyesties 
rights.  4»  Lond.  1648. 

A  particular  Relation  of  the  present  state  and  condition 


oflreland.  4*  Lond.  1649. 

The  last  great  and  bloody  fijjht  in  Ireland  between 

Cromwells  forces  and  the  Marquis  of  Ormond.  4*  Lond,  1649. 
The  petitiun  of  the  officers  now  engaged  for  Ireland, 


with  the  Answer  of  Parliament.  4*  Lond.  1649. 

Zions  thankful  Echoes  from  the  difb  of  Ireland. 


Lond.  1649. 

>  The  declaration  of  the  British  in  the  North  of  Ireland. 


4*  Lond.  1649. 

— —  Articles  of  peace  niade  with  the  Irish  Rebels  and  Pa- 
pists  by  James  Duke  of  Ormond.  49  Lond.  1649. 

A  message  from  Ireland  to  a  Member  of  the  Army  un* 


der  Genl.  Fairfax.  4*»  Lond.  1649, 

A  Letter  from  the  Lord  Lieutenant  of  Ireland  to  .W. 


Lenthall,  Esar.  relating  the  good  successes  God  hath  latelj 
giTen  the  Parliaments  forces  there.  4®  Lond.  1649. 

Arguments  inviting  Mariners  to  ei^age  against  the 


Irish  Rebdls.  fol.  Lond.  1649. 
A  brief  narration  of  thc  plotting,  beginning  and  car- 

rjring  oo  of  that  execrable  Rebellion  and  Butcherie  in  Ireland. 

4*  Lond.  1650. 

■  A  History  or  brief  Chronicle  of  thc  chicf  matters  of  the 

Irish  Warres.  4«  Lond.  1650. 
'  A  declaration  of  the  Lord  Lieutenant  for  undeceiving 

ofdeludedpeople.  4*  Lond.  1650. 

•  A  discourse  conceming  the  afl&irs  of  Ireland.  4*  Lond. 


1050. 

Consilium  et  votum  pro  ordinand^  et  stabiliendi  Hi- 

bemi4.  foL  Lond.  1651. 
A  bk>udy  fijjht  in  Ireland  betwcen  the  Lord  Deputies 

fofces  and  the  Eari  of  Castlehaven,  &c.  4^  Lond.  1651. 

The  chief  afi&irs  in  Irdand  truly  communicated.    4* 


Lomd.  1651. 
A  bkMdy  fight  in  Ireland,  with  the  stormingof  DuUin. 

4*  LoMd.  1652. 

A  great  andbk>odsr  fight  in  Irdand.  4»  Lond.  1652. 

.Several  Letters  from  IrdMid  conceming  the  affiun 


there.  4*  Lond.  1652.  5  HIBERNIA. 


H  I  6 

tilBERNJA.    the  gnreat  case  of  TransplanUtion  in  Irdand  dis^ 

cugsed.  4^  Lond,  1655. 
i— ^ Seyeral  Letters  from  Ireland  of  the  late  Successe  of  the 

Parliament'8  forces.  4<*  Land,  1655. 

A  Letter  from  an  ofiicer  in  Ireland  on  the  changing  of 


the  Government,  by  R.  G.  4»  1656. 

irelands  declaration  :  being  a  Reraonstrance  of  tbe  ge* 


nerality  yf  the  good  People  of  Ireland.  fbh  1059. 

A  declai^tion  of  the  Major  Generai  and  the  Officers  of 


Ireland.  fol.  1659. 

The  declaration  of  the  Armj  of  Ireland.     4^    Lond, 


1659. 

An  account  of  the  aflkirs  in  IrelaiKl>  in  reference  to  the 


late  chan<>e  in  England.  fol.  1659. 

A  Letter  from   Ireland  to  tlie  Speaker.    4®    Lond, 


1659. 

-  llie  Kings  Message  to  his  subjects  in  Ireland  on  tbeir 


return  to  obedience.  4®  Lmd.  1660. 
■  Irelands  fidelity  to  tlie  Parliament  of  England;    4* 

Lond,  1660. 

Proclamation  against  the  Rebels  in  Ireland.  ibl.  tond. 


1660.  ' 

A  proclamation  touching  the  settlement  of  Ireland.  fbl* 


1661. 
A  prociamation  that  none  can  come  from  IrelandL  to 

Scotlarid  without  suflicicnt  Testimonial.  fol.  Edin,  1661. 

The  Iri»h  colours  displayed.  49  Lond,  1663. 

The  Irish  colours  folded.  4«  Ixmd,  1662. 

A  Collection  of  some  of  the  Murthers  since  Oct.  1&41* 


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The  horrid  Con<;piracie  of  such  impenitent  traytm»   ai 


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Letters  patent  frora  His  Majesty  containing  a  deim  »s* 

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The  present  state  of  Ireland,  with  some  remarks  on  mJ\^ 


ancient  state  thereof.  12°  Lond.  1673. 

Letter  from  a  Gentleman  in  Ireland  to  his  Brother      in 


England  relating  to  the  Concerns  of  Ireland  in  tbe  matter      of 
Trade.  4^  Lond,  1677. 

An  account  of  the  public  af!airs  in  Ireland  since  t^S^OA 


discovery  of  the  last  plot.  4®  Lond.  1679. 

An  account  of  the  bloody  Massacre  in  Ireland  in  16Sc^S* 


4P  Lond.  1679. 

A  coUection  of  Murthers  in  Ireland  since  1641.  ^ 


Lond.  1679. 

Information  relating  to  the  Popish  piot  in  Ireland.  fg-"^* 

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The  History  of  the  execrable  Irish  Rebellion  jtiiit^"^ 


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HI  B 

HIBERItlA.    iristorical  Collections  of  tbe  ChurcU  m  Ireland, 

during  the  reigns  of  Hen.  Vill.  EJ.  VI.  and  Queen  Mary ; 

«t  forth  in  the  Life  and  Death  of  Geo.  Browne,  Abp.  uf 

DuUin.  40  Lond.iegl. 
i^— —  Collection  of  Acts  and  Statules  at  Large  rdating  to  the 

Revenue  of  Ireland.  12«  Dubi  16S4. 
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The  State  of  the  Papist  and  Protestant  Proprieties  in 


Ireland  4»  Lond.  1689. 

A  true  account  of  the  State  of  Ireland,  giving  a  fuU 


relation  of  the  Neur  Establishment  made  by  the  iate  Kini^ 
James.  4<»  Lond,  1689. 

An  Apoloenr  for  the  Protestants  of  IrelauGJ.    In  a  brief 


Narrative  of  the  late  Revolutions  of  that  Kingdom.    4*    Lond. 
1689. 

The  sad  and  lamentable  condition  of  the  ProCestants. 


Bein<;  an  account  of  the  barbarous  proceedings  of  the  Nativea 
against  the  Engiish.  4®  Lcmd.  1689. 

War  and  its  cfiects  laid  out  to  the  Life,  being  Advice 


to  our  Protestant  Breihren  now  ready  to  go  against  the  Re* 
bels.  40  Lond,  1689. 

TheCharacteroftheProtestanUof  Irelaud.    4P  Londf. 


1689. 

>  Vindication  of  the  Protestants  of  Ireland,  with  reikc* 


tions  on  a  late  Pamphlet,  intituled  Tke  Characier  of  the  Pro* 
teUants  qflrtland.  4*  Lond.  1689. 

>  The  Answer  of  a  Protestant  Gentleman  to  N.  N.  con» 


ceming  the  Posture  of  the  Countrey.  4*  Lond^  1689. 

A  Letter  from  Duke  Schomberg^s  Camp.    Giving  an 

Acoount  of  the  English  and  Irish  Army ;  and  a  troe  account  of  * 
all  the  Fapists  iu  Ireland^  tbeir  Number  and  Esiatet.  4^  Lond. 
1689. 

Mephiboaheth  and  Ziba.    Appeal  of  the  Protestants  to 


theKing^  4*  Loitd.  1689. 

-  The  Mantle  thrown  off;  Or  tbe  Irishman  dissected.  4* 


Lond.  1689. 
— —  Aphorisms  relatingio  Ir^and.  4*  Lond.  1689. 

List  of  the  pretended  Parliament  at  Dublin.  4P  Lond, 

1689. 

Proceedingsof  the  Parliaroent  1689.  4*  Land.  1689. 

■  Account  m  tbe  mott  material  passages  in  Ireland  since 
Decr.  1688.  With  a  particular  Rektion  of  the  Forces  of  Lon- 
donderry.  4*  Lond.  1689. 

An  Answer  of  a  Protestant  Gentleman  to  a  discoor<e 


om  tke  prt$ent  poeture  qf  Irddnd.  4^  Land.  1689. 

History  of  the  Northem  affiurs  of  Ireland  from  the  ac- 


cession  of  thelate  King  to  tbe  siege  of  Londooderry.  4*  Lond. 
1690. 

A  full  and  impartial  Account  of  the  secret  Consults, 


Nceotiaiions,  and  Strmtagems  of  tbe  Romiih  p«rty  in  Ireiand 
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VoL.  III.  Y  y  HIBERNIA. 


H  IB 

HIBERNrA.    Journall  of  afiairs  in  Irdand  since  Hia  M^jesty^t 

arrival.  4<»  Land.  1690. 
>■  Narrative  of  the  Murders  perpetrated  on  ProteiUnti 

«  by  the  late  King  James^s  A^ts.  4^  Lond.  1690. 

List  of  persons  attainted  of  Higfa  Treason  by  the  late 


King  James  in  Ireland.  4^  Lond.  1690. 

Thc  proposal  for  sending  back  the  Nobility  and  Gentry 


of  Ireland.  4^^  Lom/.  1690. 
■  Animadversions  on  the  proposal,  &c.  4**  Lond.  1690. 

An  impartial  Joumal  of  all  ^he  Transactionn  of.lheir 


Majesties  Forces  and  thoee  of  the  Irish  Rebela  in  this  hit 
Winler'8  Campaign.  \9^  Dubl.  1691. 

History  of  the  most  material  occurrences  during  thc 


last  two  years.  4®  Lond.  1691. 

An  answer  to  ihe  staie  of  the  Protestants  m  Irekmd  loi- 


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Account  of  the  Sessions  of  Parliament  in  Irdiand  in 


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>  Propotals  for  raising  a  Million  of  Money  out  of  the 


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Ireknds  case  briefly  stated^  or  a  summary  of  die  most 


remarkable  transactions  in  that  Kingdom  since  the  Reforma.- 
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A  true  and  impartial  History  of  the  Wars  of  Irdand» 


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Strange  and  wonderful  News  from  Ireland;  giving^    t 


dreadful  Relation  of  a  prodigious  Motion  of  the  Earth.    xik* 
Lond.  1697. 

Discourse  conceming  Irdand  and.  the  difiereot  lor^b^ 


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An^wer  to  a  Letter  from  a  Gentleman  in  the  Coun^ 


relating  to  the  Trade  of  Irdand.  8^  Lond.  1698. 

Report  of  the  Co>mmissioners  on  forfeited.  Estates. 


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Short  ReraarlcB  upqn  the  act  of  Resumptioo  of  Ir^HBsb 


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The  secret  History  of  the  trust,  with  some  reflecti<=n* 


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Remarks  upon  a  Pamphlet  entitled  a»  addresi 


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1704. 

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The  Pardld,  or  Pmecution  of  Protestants  ihe 


way  to  prevent  the  growth  of  Popery  in  Irdand.  foL 

>---*l-Uft.of  (faeIiuriiamcDtofIrdaiidl713.  4f  LBmdAl^^f- 

HOSltNl 


HIB 

HIBERNIA.    Tbe  Irish  Maisacre  set  in  a  clear  lighu  4^  Lcmd. 

1715. 
■  Memoirs  of  Ireland  from  the  Restoration  to  the  pre- 

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— — —  Beasons  oflered  to  the  Hoiise  of  Commons  why  the  Bill 

sent  down  to  them  from  the  Lords  for  securing  the  depend* 

ency  of  the  Kingdom  of  Ireland  on  the  Crown  of  Gt.  Britain 

should  notpass  into  a  Law.  8*  Lond.  1720. 

Humble  representation  to  the  King  by  the  Lords  Spi* 


ritual  and  Temporal  of  the  Parhament  of  Ireland.    8^    Lond. 
1790. 

-  Letter  firom  a  member  of  the  House  of  Commons  in 


Irdand  to  a  Gentleman  of  the  kwg  Robe  in  England.   Contain* 
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'  Monasticou  Hibemicum.  8*  Lond,  1723. 

CoUection  of  Statutes  in    Ireland  from  the  time  ff 


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Some  further  acconnt  of  the  original  disputes  in  Ire» 


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List  of  the  Absentees  of  Irdand  and  the  yearly  value 


of  tfaeir  EsUtes  and  incomes  spent  abroad.  With  observations 
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The  present  state  of  Ireland  considered.    8^    Dub. 


1730. 

A  modest  argument  pro  and  can,  enquiring  into  the 


cause  why  base  and  mean  actions  should  be  committed  by  tbe 
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Inquiry  into  some  of  the  Causes  of  the  Situation  of  the 


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Question  of  the  precedency  of  the  Peers  of  Irdand  in 


Engknd  fairly  stated.  8^  Dubl.  1739. 
8*  Lond.  1761. 


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HraKRNIA. 


H  I  B 

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Some  important  frauds  committed  in  Trade  aod  the 


Revenue  in  Ircland  laid  opcn.  S*  Lond,  1746. 

Mcmorial  pressented  to  His  M — j — § — ^y  by  the  Rigbt 


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Sccond  Letter  to  the  Tradesmen,  Farmers  and  the  rest 


of  the  flrood  people  of  Ircland.  8*  Dub.  1754. 

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The  Casc  fairly  stated,  or  an  Inquiry  hotr  far  the 
Clausc  lately  rcjected  by  the  Hoo^c  of  Commons  wontd^  if 
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Remarks  on  a  pamphlet  entitled  ConsideraiioTu  on  tht 


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1754. 

An.>\vcr  to  the  above.  8®  Dub.  1754. 

Ix^tti  r  from  a  M«*«**  of  the  H****  of  C******  to 


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Tlie  free  Cttizens  address  to  Sir  S.  Cooke  for  his  un- 


shaken  attachnient  to  the  True  Intercst  of  Ircland  this  session 
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Some  thoughts  on  the  general  improvement  of  Ireland. 

8^  Dub.  1758. 

Proposals  humbly  oAcred  to  Parliament  for  the  Resto- 


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A  Corament  on  an  extraordinary  Letterfrom  Ireland, 


wherein  a  U nion  betueen  the  two Kingdoms  is  impartiany  dis- 
cussed.  8»  Lond.  1760. 

A  liiit  of  tlie  Absentccs  of  Irchand  and  an  estimate  of 


the  ycarly  value  of  their  estates  and  incomes  spent  abroad; 
with  ob^ervations  on  tlie  trade  of  Ireland.  8*  Dubt.  1769. 

Hibcniica:  or  some  ancient  piecesrelating  to  Ireland, 


edited  by  \V.  Harris.  8<»  Dub.  1770. 

CoIIection  of  all  the  Acts  now  in  force  relative  to  the 


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6  HIBERJ 


H  I  C 

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Consideralions  snbmitted  to  the  people  of  Irdand  oo 


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CoUection  of  Acts  relating  to  the  Revenoe  of  Ireland. 


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A  Letter  on  the  repeal  of  a  part  of  the  Laws  againt 

Irisb  Catholicks.  8"  Lond.  1785. 

Proposed  System  of  Trade  with  Ireland  explained.    8P 


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Resolutions  of  England  and  Ireland  relatiTC  to  a  Com- 


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8°  Lond.  1709. 


The  true  Notion  of  Persecution  stated,  in  a  Sermon. 


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Two  Treatises^  one  of  the  Chris^ian  Priesthood,  the 


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A  seasonable  and   modest  Apology  in  Behalf  of  Dr. 


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HICKES  (T.)  V.  WHITEHEAD. 

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HICKMAN 


H  I  £ 

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HIGGINS  (F.)  Sermon  on  Ash  Wednoiday.  8»  Lond.  1707i 

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H  I  L 

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HILDEBRANDT 


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Hii^: 


H  I  L 

HILL  (aaron)  The  Northcrn  Star,  a  Poem.  99  Lond.  1725. 

Adviceto  the  Poets,  a  Poem.  4*  Lond.  1781. 

The  Art  of  acting,  a  Poem.  fol.  Lond,  1746.  t 

Merope,  a  Tragedy.  8°  Lond.  1749. 

HILL  (abigail)  Relation  of  her  murdering  four  Parish  Children. 

12»  lAjnd,  1658. 
HILL  (abraham)  Familiar  Letters  which  passed  hetween  him 

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HILL  (brian)  Henry  and  Acasto,  a  Tale.  8»  Land,  1786. 
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HILL  {Dr,)  Dr.  Hiirs  funeral  Sermon,  or  a  Newe  Yeer's  Gift  to 

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HILL  (edm.)  r.  rogers. 

HILL  (ELIZ.)  V.  ROMAINE. 

HILL  (geo.)  Discourse  on  his  death.  8®  Lond.  1759. 
HILL  (george)  Sermons.  8®  Lond.  1796. 

HILL  (HENRY)  V.  EUCLIDES. 

AITPOAOriA:  or  a  Starry  Lecture.  12*  tond.  1684. 

HILL  (j.)  V.  HALL.'WOOD. 

HILL  (jAMEs)  His  tryall  for  setting  fire  to  the  Rope  House  at 

Portsmouth.  fol.  Lond.  1777. 
HILL  {Sir  john)  The  Adventures  of  Geo.  Edwards^  a  Creole.    8* 

Lond.  1788. 
HILL  (john)  An  Alarm  to  Europe  by  a  late  prodigious  Comet. 

fol.  Lond.  1680. 
HILL  (john)  Ishbibenob  defeated  and  David  succoured.    A  Fast 

Sermou.  4«  Lond.  1694. 
HILL  (john)  V.  hall. 
21ILL  (john)  The  Synonymes  of  the  Latin  Language.     With  a 

Dissertation  on  the  Force  of  its  Prepositions.  4®  Edinb.  1804. 
MILL  (john)  Arithmetic.  8»  Lond.  1716. 
with  a  Preface  by  H.Ditton;  and  corrected 

and  improved  by  E.  Hatton.  S^  Lond.  1733. 

An  Answer  to  the  many  plain  and  notorious  Lyes  ad- 


vanced  by  Mr.  John  Rich,  Harlequin.  8®  Lond.  1740. 
KILL  {Sir  john)  v.  theophrastus. 
■  General  Natural  History.  3  vol.  fol.  Lond.  1748 — 59. 

*      Review  of  the  Works  of  the  Royal  Society  of  London. 

4^  Lond.  \75\. 

Letters  from  the  Inspector  to  a  Lady.  8*  Lond.  1752. 

A  Narrative  of  theAflair  between  Mr.  Brown^andthe 


Inspector.  8*  Lonrf.  1753. 

Libitina,  sine  Conflictu,  or  a  irue  Narrative  of  the  un- 


timely  Death  of  Dr.  Atall.  8<>  Lond.  1752. 

Some  Remarks  on  the  Life  an.d  Writings  of  Dr.  J 


H ,  Inspector  General  of  Great  Britain.  8«  Lond.  1752. 

Thc  Story  of  Ehzabeth  Canning  considered.    8®  Lond. 


1753. 

— —  Urania^  or  Astronomical  Dictionary.  4*  Lond.  1754. 

HILL 


H  I  L 

HILL  {Sir  john)  Flora  Britannica.  Sf^  Lond.  1760. 
.  On  the  Nature  and  Cure  of  Hypochondriasis.  8*  Lon^ 

1766. 

m Hortn8  Kewensis.  S^  Lond.  1768. 

-  The  famiiy  Practice  of  Physic :  or  a  Method  of  caring 


Diseasesi^y  the  Plants  of  our  own  Country.  8*  Idmd.  1769. 

The  Vegetable  System,   26  Vol.    fd.    Lond.  1770-^ 


1775. 


Virtues  of  British  Herbs.  S^  Lond.  1771. 

Directions  for  those  afflicted  with  Cancers.    8^    LowL 

1773. 

i Enquiries  into  the  Nature  of  a  new  mineral  Acid  dis* 

covered  in  Swedcn,  with  an  Idea  of  an  Arrangcment  of  JFottilf. 
8«  Lond.  1775. 

Circumstances  which  preceded  the  Letters  to  the  Eaii 


of .  S^  Lond.  1775. 

Account  of  the  Life  and  Writings  of  the  late  Sir  J. 


Hill,  M.D.  8»  Edinb.  1779. 

On  the  virtues  of  Sage  in  lengthening  Life.  8®  I/fid. 


HILL  (john)  An  enquiry  into  the  Causes  of  the  high  Price  of 

Gold  Bullion  in  England»  and  its  Connection  with  ihe  8^t^  o( 

foreign  Exchanges.  S^  Lond.  1810. 
HILL  (joseph)  V.  wooD. 
»     '  Ordination  to  the  Ministry,  oh  entrusUng  Men  wid) 

the  Gospel.    An  Ordination  Sermon^  with  a  charge  giveo  by 

T.Reynolds.  8«  Lond.  1727. 
HILL  (j.  s.)  False  Zeal  and  christian  Zeal  distinguished,  or  the 

Essentialsof  Popery  described.    A  Sermon  on  the  present  re« 

bellion.  8°  York,  1745. 
HILL  (jos.)  The  Providence  of  God  in  sudden  Death  viDdicated. 

A  Funeral  Sermon  on  Mrs.  Reeve.  4®  Roit.  1685. 

HILL  (jOSHUA)   V.  BANBUBY. 

The  examination  of  Josh.  Hill  before  ihe  Earle  of 

Essex.  fol.  1642. 
HILL  {Lady)  Address  to  the  public ;  setting  forth  the  Conse* 

quences  of  the  late  Sir  John  Hill's  acquaintance  with  the  Earl 

of  Bute.  4«  1788. 
HILL  (Mr.)  V.  burnet.  hart.  rich. 
HILL  {Mrs.)  Her  Apdogy  for  having  been  induced,  by  particu — 

lar  desire,  and  themost  specious  allurements  that  coula  tempft^ 

female  weakness,  to  appear  in  the  Character  of  Scrub,  S^uk: 

Stratagem.  4<»  Land.  1786. 
HILL  (n.)  The  Death  of  Samuel  and  the  Lamentation  made  fbc^ 

him  considered  and  improved.     A  Sermon  on  the  death  o/S^ 

Wilton.  S^  Lond.1779. 
An  old  Disciple.    A  Sermon  on  the  death  of  J.  Mudge* 

8«  Lond.  1779. 
HILL  (nic.)  Phiiosophialjlpicurea^Democratiana^  Theophrastica*. 

8<»  Par.  1601. 

; 129  Gcn.  1619. 

HIU^ 


H  IL 

niLL  (olivch)  Remarks  upon  6.  Keith^s  Farewell  Sermon  at 
Tumer'8  HalL  4»  Lond.  1689. 


'  The  fifth  Essay  against  thc  Circulation  of  ihe  Blood. 

^  I^md.  1700. 

>  A  Rod  for  ihe  Back  of  Fools,  in  answer  to  Tolaadt 


Ckrisiianity  noi  myHerious.  8"  Lond.  1702. 
HILL  (PHtupHNA)  Portraits,  Characters,  Pursuits  and  Amuse-^ 

ments  of  the  fashionable  World.  8^  Loiu/. 
HILL  {Sir  richd.)  v.  revelation.  rodenrurst. 
■  Apology  for  Brotheriy  Lovc  and  the  Doctrines  of  thc 

Ch.  of  England.  8«  Lond.  1798. 

Deep  things  of  God^  or  Milk  and  strong  Meat    8* 


Lmd.  1804. 
MILL  (rob.)  Poems.  8*  L(md.  1775. 

HILL  (ROBERt)  V,  BUCANUS. 

• Christianity  the  true  Religion^  in  Answer  to  a  Deist 

12»  Chester. 

HILL  (r.)  V,  BUCANUS.    SPENClS. 

HILL  (rowland)  Full  answer  to  J.  Westley*s  Remarks  upon  a 
late  Pamphlet  published  in  defence  of  the  Rev.  Mr.  Whitfieki 
and  others.  8*  Bristol. 

^ Semion  on  the  death  of  J.  Rouquet.  8**^  Brist.  1776. 

— Supplement  to  the  Collection  of  Psalms  and  Hymns  for 

.      Publie  Worship.  12»  Lond.  1796. 

Psalms  and  Hymns.   12»  Lmid.  1798. 

-  Joumal  thro'  the  North  of  England  and  parts  of  Scot- 


land.    With  Remarks  on  the  Sute  ot  the  established  Ch.  of 
Scotland.  S^  Lmd.  1799. 

Second  tour  thro'  the  Highlands  of  Scotland  and  N.  W. 

PMs  of  England.  4<»  Lond.  1800. 

An  Apology  for  Sunday  Schools.    A  Sermon.    8* 


Lond.\^\ 

Village  Bial^es.  Vol  2,  3,  4.  8^  Lond.  180Sf.  3 


HlLL  (tHo.)  The  proffitable  Art  of  gardening,  &c.  and  right  or- 

deiingof  Bees.  12»  Lond.  1568. 
The  moste  pleasaunte  Arte  of  the  Interpretation  of 

Dreames.  12»  Lond.  1576. 
■  The  Schoole  of  Skil.  4«  Lond.  1599. 

A  Contemplalion  of  Mysteries,  containing  the  Eflecti 


and  Significations  of  some  Comets.  12^  Lond.  H.  Daiham. 
HILL  (tho.)   A  pleasant  Mistory :  declaring  the  whole  Art  of 

Phisiognomy.  12«  Lond.  T.  Waylande.  \hL  /.] 

12»  Lond.  1613. 

HILL  (tho.)  V.  tuckney. 

The  Trade  of  Truth  advanced.    A  Fast  Scrmon.  4* 

Lmd.  1642. 

The  militant  Church  triumphant  over  the  Devil  and 


his  Angels.  4<»  Lond.  1643. 

•  The  good  old  way,  God^s  way.    A  Spital  Sermon. 


Lond.  1644. 

The  Season  for  England's  sdf-reflection  and  advancing 


Temple  Work.    A  Fast  Sermon.  4<»  Lond,  1644. 

HUJL 


H  I  L 

HILL  (tho.)  The  right  Separation  encouraged ;  in  a  Fast  Semioli* 

4«  Lond.  1645. 

Natural  and  artificial  Conclusions.  12®  Lond,  1650. 

HILL  (w.)  ».  PECK. 

HILL  (william)  The  Infancie  of  thc  Soule,  or  tbe  Soule  of  aii 

Infant,  shewing  how  and  when  it  is  infused.  4<*  Land.  1605. 
HILL  (w.)  Commentatio  in  Orbis  Descriptionem  Dionysii.    8* ' 

Lond.  1658. 
HILL  (wM.)  A  New  Years  Gift  for  Women.    Being  a  tnie  Look- 

ing  Glass  which  they  seldom  bave  in  their  Closets.    l^    L<nuL 

1660. 
HILL  (wM.)  The  Life  and  Visions  of  Nicbolas  Hart     8«     Lond. 

1711. 
HILL  (wM.)   Proceedings  of  a  General   Court-Martial  on  thc 

trials  of  Lieut.  W.  Hill  and  Ensign  W.  Hill.  8«  Lond.  1760. 
HILLARY  (gul.)  Dissert.de  Febribus  intermittentibus.  4*  Lug, 

Bat,  1722. 
HILLARY  (wM.)  An  Essay  on  tbe  small  Pox.  8«  Lond.  1735. 
An  Enquiry  into  the  Contents  of  Lincomb  Spaw  Water 

near  Bath.  8<>  Lond.  1742. 
HILLE  (PETR.)  Disput.  de  Palpitatione  Cordis.  4*  Jen.  1684. 
HILLEBRANDT  (michael)  Unterricht  wider  den  Catechismum 

Ambrosii  Moibani.  4°  Lips.  1538. 
HILLEN  (JOH.  PETR.)  Disput.  de  Mensium  Suppressione.     4* 

Lug.  Bat.  1695. 
'HILLENIUS  (FRANc.)  Tlie  English  and  Low  Dutch  Instructor. 

12«  Rotterd.  1664. 

: 12«  Rotteid.  1677. 

: 12«  Rotterd.  1G86. 

IIILLER  (ludov.  hen.)  Mysterium  Artis  Steganographicas.     8*  * 

Ulm.  1682. 
HILLER  (matth.)  De  Arcano  Kethib  et  Keri,  pro  vindicanda  S. 

Codicis  Hebraei  Integritate.  8°  Tubing.  1692. 
Hierophyticon,  sive,   Comment.  in  Plantas  S.  Scrip- 

tura».     Cui  accedit  Praefatio  Salomonis  Pfisteri»  4®  Traj.  1725. 
IIILLERUS  (sYLv.)  Dissert.  de  Synovia  tjusque  Origine.  4®  Hal. 

Mag.  1697. 
HILLIARD  (john)  Fire  from  Heavenbuming  the  Bodyof  John  • 

Hitchell.  4«  Lond.  1613. 
HILLIARD  (sAM.)  Narrative  of  the  Prosecution  of  Mr.  Sarc.    8* 

Lond.  1709. 
Obligation  of  the  Clergy  to  keep  strictly  to  the  bidding 

Form  of  Prayer  before  Sermon.  8°  Lonc^.  1715. 
HILLING  (greg.)  Diss.  ex  lib.  4.  C^leni  de  methodo  medendi : 

continens  curationem  Ulceri.  4°  Arg.  1634. 
HILLS  (lydia)   Relation  ofher  miraculous  Cure.     8*    Lond* 

1695. 
HILMERS  (jo.  HEaMANNus)  Commentatio  Historico-Ecclesiaa- 

tica,  de  Ubbone  Philippi  et  Ubbonitis,  cum  Disquisitione  de 

Habitu  DoctrinaB  Mcnnonitarura.  4*  Rostoch,  1733. 

HILPERTU» 


H  I  N 

HILPERTUS  (jo.)  DiaquisiUod^Praadamitis.  12«  Ulirdj.  1656. 

HILS,   r.  CASIMIRUS. 

HILSCIhERUS  (balth.)  Exercit.  de  corporum  naturalium  afifec- 

tionibus  extemis.  4«  Witt,  1616. 

-^^— ^  De  Anima.  4«  L/>*.  1621. 

HILSCHERUS  (elias)  Disput  de  consensii  et  dissensu  corpbrum 

hatdralium.  4«  Wiu.  1682. 
HILTMANNUS  (phil.)  Disput.  de^ethodo  medendi  in  genere« 

4»  Argcnt.  1626. 
HILTON  (walter)  Tlie  Scale  (or  Ladder)  of  Perfection»    8« 

Lond.  1659. 
HILTON  (william)  Relatioh  of  a  Discovelry  made  on  Ihe  Coast 

ofFlorida.  4«  Lo«(f.  1664. 
HINCKELMANN  (abr.)  v.  alcoran.  bibliotheca.  starchius. 
HINCMARUS,  Archiep.  Remensis.    Opera.  Cura  Jac.  Sirmondi. 

2  tom.  fol.  Lut.  Par.  1645. 

Epistolae.  4«  Mogunt.  1602. 

'^ Opuscula  et  Epistolae.  8^  Par.  1615. 

HIND  (jAMEs)  An  excellent  Comedy,  called  thePrinceof  Priggs 

Hevels :  or  the  practices  of  that  grand  thief  Captn :  J.  Hind,  by 

J.S.  4«  Lofid.  1651. 

HU  Last  Wili  and  Tcstament.  4«  Lond.  1651. 

His  trial  at  the  Old  Bailey.  4«  1651. 

^ Petition  to  the  Councell  of  State.  4<>  Lond.  1651. 

■  The  declaration  of  Captn.  J.  Hind,  and  his  fuU  Con- 

fession  before  the  Counceli  of  State,  with  a  Narrative  of  all  his 

Ti^vels.  40  Loim;,  1651. 
^     ■•'     ■   Tlie  triie  and  perfect  rdation  Of  taking  Captn.  J.  Hind. 

4«  Lond.  1651. 
■'  We  have  brourfit  our  Hogs  to  a  fine  Market,  or  Strangc 

news  from  Newgate ;  being  an  historical  Narrative  of  Capt 

Hind.  4«  Lond.  1651. 

A  Pill  to  purge  Melancholy ;  or  merry  news  from 


Newgate:  wherein  is  set  forth  the  Jests,  &c.  of  Capt.  Hind.  4* 
Lond.  1652. 

The  Eriglish  Gusinan,  or  his  History.  4»  1652. 


HIND  (jOHN)  V.  TAYLOR. 

HIND  (richd.)  The  Abuse  of  miraculous  Powers  iii  the  Cburch 

of  Corinth  considered.     A  Sermon.  8®  Orf.  1755. 
•  Sermon  before  ihe  Sons  of  the  Clergy.  4P  Lond.  1764. 

HINDE  (john)  Account  of  the  last  dying  speecti  and  execution 

of  Abp.  Laud.  4«  Lond.  1644. 
HINDE  (rob.)  Modem  practice  of  the  Court  of  Chancery.    8* 

Lond.  1785. 
HINDE  (wiLL.)  The  exemplary  Life  of  John  Bruen,  Esq.    8* 

Lond.  1641. 
tllNDENBURG  (casp,)  Disput.  de  Elementis.  4«  Witt.  1648. 
HINDLEY  (j.  h.)  v.  hafiz. 

MINDMARSH  (eliz.)  Account  of  herdeath.  12«  Lond.  1777. 
HINDMARSH    (robt.)  I^iters  to    Dr.  Priestley:    containing 

Proofs  of  the  Divinity  of  Jesus  Christ  and  of  the  divine  ISIva* 

sion  of  Eman.  Swedenborg.  8®  Lond.  17^, 

V0L.JIL  3A    '  UY^^C^Qi'^. 


H  I  P 

HINDOOS.     Sketches  relating  to  the  History,  Seligion,  &c.  of 

the  Hindoos.  &"  Lond,  1790. 
HINTON  (benj.)  Eighteen  Sermons.  4«  Lond.  1650. 
HINTON  (john)  V.  webb. 
HINTS.     Seasonable  hints  of  an  honest  man.  on  the  present  crisis 

of  a  new  Reign  and  a  new  Pftrliamcnt.  8^  Lond.  1760. 
II  HinLs,  &c.  submitted  to  the  serious  attention  of  the 

Clergy,  Nobility  and  Gentry  newly  associated.  8®  Lond,  1790. 
HINTZIUS  (joH.)  Exercit.  de  Univocatione  et  Analogia  Eatis. 

4"  Rost,  1671. 
HIOHLMAN  (joH.)  Disscrt.  dc  Testibus.  8»  Ups,  IT08. 
HIOLE  (JOANNEs)  Carmen,  quo  docetur,  lentoGradu,  ad  Vin- 

dictam  sui,  divinam  procederc  Iram.  4°  Amsi.  1660. 
HIPPARCHUS  Bithynus,      In  Arati    et  Eudoxi   Phsnomena 

Lib.  III.  Ejusdem  libcr  Asterismorum.  Achiliis  Statii  in  Arati 

Phacnomena.    Arati  Vita   et  Fragraenta  aliorum  vcterum  iu 

ejus  Poema.  Gr,   fol.  Flor,  1567. 
HIPPIUS  (fauianus)  Problemata  physica,  et  logica.    8®    Frane^ 

1603. 

8«  Witeb,  1611. 

8«>  Witcb.  1617. 

HIPPIUS  (JOH.  CHR.)  Disput.deTussi.  4<>  Ups. 
— —  Disput.  dc  calculo  Renum.  4**  Lips.  1666. 
HIPPOCRATES  Cous.  v.  altomari.  andre.  angelutius.  bail- 

LY.      BALLONIUS.      BARKER.      BAROCClUSi     BAROLITANUS.     BARRA. 

BATTIERIUS.  BELLAY.  benedictus.  bertolius.  beverovicius. 

BLONDUS.  BOCCALINUS.  BOERHAVE.  BOMPART.  BRASAVOLA. 
BUBBE.  CACHET.  CAGNATUS.  CAMUTIUS.  CANONHERIUS.  CARCA- 
NUS.  CARDANUS.  CASTELLUS.  CHAMBRE.  CHAMPERIUS.  CHRIS* 
TIANI.  COLLE.  COPE.  CORNARIUS.  CORTESIUS,  CURIO,  CUSAC 
DIETERICHIUS.  DONATIUS.  DRELINCURTIUS.  ECUOVIUS.  EROTIA- 
NUS.  ETTMULLER.  FALLOPIUS.  FEAKE.  FLAVIUS.  FLORENTINUS. 
KLOYER.  F0ES1US.  FOGEROUEUS.  FONSECA.  FONTANUS.  FRACAN- 
TIANUS.  GENGA.  GESNER.  GLOBICZ.  GOMESIUS.  GORTER.  GUTOT. 
HEDENNECCIUS.  HOFMANNUS.  HORSTIUS.  JtLIUS.  LAV£LLIUS. 
LAURENTIUS.  MAGISTER.  MARTIANUS.  MASSARD.  MENA.  MLERCU- 
RIALIS.  MILLUS.  MONTANUS.  MORALIS.  MOUFET.  MURILLO.  MU* 
TIUS.  ORIBASIUS.  PAPARELLA.  PARENT.  PARMA.  PAZ.  PBTT£N^ 
KOVER.  PHILOTHEUS.  FHRYGIUS.  PINUS.  PLESSEUS.  POIRISR. 
POLYBIUS.  PORTIUS.  QUERCETANUS.  RESTAURAND.  RIOLAN.  RO-> 
DER.  ROVARIUS.  ROSENBERG.  ROSTINIUS.  RUMBHELT.  SALIU^. 
SANCTORIUS.  SANTA-CRUZ.  SAUMAISE.  SAVOT.  SCHROTER.  SE- 
GARRA.  SELANUS.  SETTALA.  SINAPIUS.  SINIBALDUS.  SORBAIT. 
SOTO.  STEPHANUS.  STUPANUS.  SYLVIUS.  TARDY.  TARREGA.  THAD- 
DJEUS.  TRILLERUS.  VALLESIUS.  VELSIUS.  VICTORIUS.  ULMUS., 
ZECCHIUS.    ZUCCARUS. 

Opera.  Gr.  fol.  Bas.  1538. 

2tom.  fol.  r«CTi».  1743 — 49. 

Gr.  Lat.  a  Theod.  Zuingero.  fol.  Bas.  1579. 

*- — — — —  ab  Hieron.  Mercuriali,  fol.  Vch.15SS.     ,• 

HIPPQCRATES 


H  I  P 

IIIPPOCRATES  Cous.  Opera.  Gr,  Lat,  cum  mtcrp.  et  illustrat. 

Anuti  Focsii.  fol.  Francof,  1595. 
[cum  Galeni  Operibus]  a  Reuato  Char- 

terio.  fol.  1,  2,  3,  4,  5,  6—8—13.  Lut.  Par,  1G39. 

[cuni  Galeni  Operibus]  a  Renato  Char- 


terio.  13tom.  fol.  Lut.Par.  1679. 
— i ab  Joh.  Anton.  Vander  Linden,    2  vol. 


8<>  Lugd.  B.  1665. 

Lat.  per  M.  Fabrinm  Calvum.  4°  Rom.  1525, 

fol.  Bas.  1526. 

per  Janum  Cornarium.  fol.  Bas.  1558. 

■• ab  A.  Foesio.  8<»  Francof.  1596.     i 

cum  Comment.  Joh.  MarineHi.  fol.  Ven. 


1619. 

f-  ■        cum  notis  Prosperi  Martiani.  fol.  Rom. 


1627. 

—  Gall.  par  Claude  Tardy.  2  tom.     4<>    Par. 


1667. 

2  tom.  12«  1697. 


Opeta  omnia  in  quae  Galeni  extant  Commentaria,  hac- 

tenus  Latio  donata.  8**  Lugd.  1535. 

Compendium  ins^tar  Indicis  in  Hippocratis  Opera  per 


P.M.Pinum.  fol.   Fifn.  1597, 

Hippocrates  contrartus ;  quo  Operaomnia  Hippocratis 


10 


in  brevem  Epitomen  redacta  habcntur,  a  Tho.  Burnet.     12^ 
Edin.  1685. 

Libelh  ahquot  ad  artem  medicam  praep^ratorii.    Lai, 


ab  Jano  Cornario.  4®  Bas,  1543. 

Opera  parva.  Lat.  ipterprete  A.  Brentio.     ^^     [Litt, 


Goth.  sine  loco,  uut  anno,  aut  Ttfjiographi  nomine.'] 

Chirurgia.  Gr.  Lat.  cum  Commenl.  Steph.  Manialdi, 


80  Par.  1619. 

Aphorismi,  Prognostica,  Libri  de  Regimii^e  acutorum. 


Lat.  12«  [Litt.  Goth.'] 

Liber  Secretorum.  Liber  Pronosticationum.    Liber  de 


Natura  humana.  Capsula  ebumea.  Liber  de  Elementis  et  Aqua^ 
et  Regionibus.  Liber  de  Pharmaciis.  Liber  de  Insomniis.  Lat. 
fol.   Ven.  1508. 

Praesagia  et  de  Rationc  Victus  in  Morbis  acuti^.     Lat. 


aGul.  Copo.  4°  1511. 

De  fojminea  Nalura.  Lib.  1.     De  Foeminarum  Morbis. 


Lib.  3.  Lat.  M.  Fabio  Calvo  interprete.  W  Par.  1526. 

Aphorismi.  Lat.  Nic.  Leoniceno  interp.  Praesagia.  Gult 


Copo  interp.  16^  Par.  1524. 

Aphorismi  et  Prjedictiones  cum  Galeni  Cpmment.  Lat. 


a  Nic.  Leoniceno.  12**  Par.  1526. 
.8«  1527. 


Aphorismi  et  Sententiae.    Lat.  cum   Compient.  Jofc. 

i^gricolae  Ammoniae.  4**  1537. 

De  Natura  humana ;   et  de  Victus   Ratione   salubri. 


Cum  Comment.  Galeni.  Uit,  ab  H.  Cruserio.  12«  Par.  1539. 

HIPPOCRATE& 


H  I  P 

HIPPOCRATES  Cous.  Lex.  Determinationes.  Dissectio.  Epistoh 
ad  Thessalum  filium.  Democriti  ad  Hippocratem  Epistola  de 
Natura  hominis.  Gr,  Lat,  a  Paulo  Magnolo.  12^  Vcn.  1543. 

•— ^ Aphorismi.  Praesagia.    De  Natura  humana.     De  ra- 

tione  Victus  in  Morbis  acutis.    Postrem6  Galeni  Ars  medicina» 
lis.  Gr.  Uu.  \^  Bas.  1543. 

'  Lat.  ex  recogn.  Fr.  RabelsBi.     12'*   la^d. 


1532. 

12«  Par,  1539 


De  Genitura,  et  de  Natura  Pueri.  Gr.  Lat.  interfMrete 

Jo.  Gorraeo.  4®  Par.  1545. 

Aphorismi,  Preenotiones.    Sententiae  selects  ex  libris 


Aurel.  Com.Celsi.  Lai.  16«  Lugd,  1555. 

•  Aphorisrni,  Prassagia»  Prorrhetica.     De  Insomniia;  et 


Jusjurandum.  Gr.  W  Pat.  1557. 

Gr,  Lat.  16«  Par.  1557. 


De  Hominis  -^tate.     De  septimestri  Part^  et  de  octo- 

mestriPartu.  Gr,  Lat,  ab  Joh.  Lalamantio.  8®  1571.   . 

-  Jusjurandum.    Aphorismi.    Prognostica.    Prorrhetica^ 


Coaca  Prssagia.  16®  Francof.  1587. 

Aphorismi  et  Prognostica.  Gr,  Lat.  J.  Butino  inter- 


prete.  16^  1625. 

In  Librum  de  Humoribus  purgandis,  et  in  Libros  de 


Diseta  Acutorum  Ludovici  Dureti  Commentaria.    £dit.  a  Pet. 
Giradeto.  8®  Par.  163  L 

Aphorismi  et  Praesagia.  Gr.  Lat,  16«  Par.  1639, 

Lat.  cum  annotat,  Jo.  Mandphi.     IG?     Fe». 


1654. 

Aphorismi:  Prognostica;  etLib.de  Febribus  acutis» 


Lat.  cum  C^ment.  C.  V.  Dubourgdieu.  fol.  Rotn.  1659. 

Prolegomena  et  Prognostica.  Gr,  Lat.  Cum  paraphras- 


tica  versione  et  Comment.  J.  Heumii.  4«  Lugd.  Bat,  1697. 

The  Prognostic»  and  Prorrhetics.    With  Notes  aud  a 


Life  of  Hippocrates  by  john  Moffat.  8«  Lond.  1788. 

•  Des  Ulceres;  des  Fistules,  des  Playes  de  la  Teste ;  Avec 


les  Commentaires  de  Guy  Vide.  Des  Fractures,  des  Articles; 
de  rOfficine  du  Chirurgien.  Avec  les  Copipnentaires  de  Ga* 
lien.  8**  Lyon,  1555. 

Traicte  des  El^mens,  Temperaments,  Humeurs  ct  Fa- 


cultes  naturelles  selon  la  Doctrine  d'Hippocrates  et  de  Galieiu 

\&  lAfon,  1555. 

Sentent\aB  ex  XXII  Comment.  excerptae.  fol. 

Aphorismi.  Gr.  16°  Hagan, 

W  Lugd.  1543. 

Gr,  Lat,  ex   recogn.     Adolf.   Vorstii.     W 


Lugd.  Bat,  [cum  Notis  Mss.'\ 

cum  Comment.  Leon.  Fuchsii.   8^  Par. 


1545. 

cum  Galeni  Comment  Nic.  Leoniceno 


interprete.  W  Lugd.  1549. 

-cum  Comment.  Foresii.     12^    Fr^ne. 


1554.  ^  UWPOCRATES 


H  I  P 

JUPPOCRATES  Cous.    Aphorismi.  Gr.  Lat.  cum  Galeni  Com- 

ment.  12"  Ven.  1582. 
I cum  Comment.  Joh.  Visccri.  4P  Tubing. 

1591. 

Gr,  Lai.  Gul,  Plautio  inierprete;   et  cum 


Paraphrasi  Joh.  Lygffii.  12®  1595. 

cum  Comment.  Pauli  OflBredi.    12®  Au' 


rel.  1606. 

ex  recogn.  A.Vorstii.24°Lif^.  Bat.l628. 

■• ab  A.  Foesio.  24<>  Lugd.  Bat.  1633. 

ex  interp.  A.  Foesii  et  Gul.  Plantii :  edit. 


abAdr.Toll.  W  Lug.Bat,  1633. 

cum  interpret.  Joh.  Heurnii,  et  cum 


jyjetaphr.J.FrerietR.Winteitoni.  12«  Can/.  1633. 

per  Gul.Odry.  12«  Par.  1634. 

—  Versibus  expositi  per  Ger.  Denisotum. 


-  8«  Par.  1634. 


Par.  1628. 


cer.  1648. 


1655. 


a  Gul.  Plantio.  16»  Par.  1637. 
ab  Joh.  Marin.  12«  Par.  1639. 
novo  ordine  digesti  ab  Joh.  Lana&o.    8* 

ab  Ant.  Hommeio.  12«  Par.  1640. 
■  aTobia  Knoblochio.  12«  Norib.  1641. 
cum  Corament.  Petr.  CasteUi.    4«    M(i' 

•  cum  Illustr.  J.  C.  Dieterici.    4«    Gim. 


cum  metrica  Paraphrasi.  H.  v.  Poort. 

12«  traj.  ad  Rh.  1657. 

cum  explan.Matth.  Naldii.4«J?o;;i.  1657. 

__—  cum  Notis  Jacobi  Sponii.  12«  Lugd.  1684. 

cum  Commentariolo  Mart.  Listcr.     12? 


Lond.  1703. 

cum  Exposit.  Phil.  Hecquet.  2  tom.  8« 


Par.  1724. 

■ Lat.  a  Theod.  Gaza.  12«  [Litt.  Goth.] 

cum  Comment.  Philothei  cdit.  a  Lud. 


Conrado.  12«  Ven. 
■ cum  Exposit.  Jacobi  Forliviensis.    foL 

Fbi.  1489.  [cum  Notis  3fss.] 

. — cum  Comment.  Ugonis.   fol.  Vcn.  1498. 

-  cum  Comment.  Jacobi  de  ForUvio.  fol. 


Ven.  1520.  [cum  Notis  Mss.] 

cum  Comment.  Nicoli  compilato  a  Joh. 


Baptista  Theodosio.  12«  Bonon.  1522. 

cum  Comment.  Oribasii.  12«  Par.  1533. 

12«  Bas.  1535. 

— 16«  Lued.  1543. 

edit.  a  Joh.  Morisoto.  12«  Bas.  1547, 

.  "> cum  Comment.  Hier.  Thriveri.  4«  Lugd. 

1551. 

Comment.  J.  B.  'M.oiiXajKv  \tl  Sf  V^ 


Apborismorum.  12«  Fcn.  1554.  TO5YOC;«lKX^ 


H  I  P 

HIPPOCRATES  Cous.    Aphorisini.  Lat.  interprete  G.  Hantio, 
cuin  Comment.  Galeni.  16**  LugdA56\. 

cum  interp.  et  Illubtr.  N.  Ilaupasii.    V 


Pwac.  156^^  ,,      ,^  „ 
: cum  Comment.  Oddi  de  Oddis.  12»  Pat. 


1564. 

12«  Ven.  1572. 


J.  B.  Montani  Commentaria  in  1  et  3 
orismorui 

Lond.  1567. 


partem  Aphorismorum.  12«  Ven.  1565. 

Carmine  redditi  per  Joh.  Frerum.     12^ 


1575. 


8«  Francqf.  1579. 


12«  Far.  1587. 


rar.  1594. 


1598. 


ron.  1599. 


.  1606. 


cum  Comment.  Pet  Crispi.    4P    Rom. 

■  Paraphrasis  poetica  ab  Andr.  Ellingero. 

.  12«  Spira.  1581. 

.  Paraphrasi  poetica  a   Pet.  Bulengero. 

•  Expositio  in  Aphorismorum  I.   4«    Fer* 

■  Carminc  redditi  a  F.  Du  Port     8«    Lui. 

-  Versibus  redditi  a  P.  Dionysio.    4*    Fb- 

•  cum  Explan.  Const.  Lucae.    4«     Tictn. 

-  cum  Commcnt,  Jac.  Fontani.     12*    Par. 


1608. 


a  P.  F.  Oclerio.  16«  Vicent.  1610. 

,.  Nic.  Leoniceno  interp.   cum  Annotat. 

Joh.  Manelphi.  16«  Ro7n.  1623. 

Carmine    redditi   a  Joh.  Lud.  Gansio. 


16«  Argent.  1624. 


1619. 


12«  Bruxell.  1647. 


.  a  B.  Langwedelio.  16«  Hamb.  1639. 

-  Paraphrasi  poetica  a  Joh.  Junctern.  12* 

-  Versu  heroico  expositi  a  J.  B.  de  Conde. 

•  cum  Comment.  Geo.  Moralis.    4«     Ven. 

•  cum  Kxpositione  Peripatetica  Guidi  An- 
tonii.  4«  Patav.  1649. 

a  G.  Morali.  16«  Ven.  1653. 

■  cum  Oribasii  Comment.  edit.  ab  Joh. 


1648. 


Guinterio.  12«  Patav.  1658. 

-  faciU  modo  digesti  ab  Joh.  Tilemanno. 


16«  Giess.  1660. 
cum  Comment.  Lucae  Tozzi.   4«   Neap» 

1693. 

a  Geo.  Wedeho.  12«  Jen.  1695. 

>  cum  Comment.  HoUerii  et  Scholiis  J. 


Libautii.  13«  1697.  YCS^WL^Sl^^T^ 


H  I  P 

HIPPOCRATES  Cous.    Aphorismi.  Lai.  cum  Commenl.  J.  Fr. 

Leouis  [Loew]  ab  Ersfeldt.  4»  Francqf.etJJps.  1711. 

16«  1719. 

■  Ang.  by  S.  H.    To  which  b  added  a  Treatise 

on  tbe  Eyes.  12»  Lond.  1610. 

12«  Lmd.  1665. 

The  Aphorisms  of  Hippocrates  and  the 


Sentences  of  Celsus  widi  Explanations.  To  which  are  added 
Aphorisms  upon  the  Small  Pox,  Measles^  &c.  by  C.  J.  Spren- 
gel.  8»  Lond,  1708. 

S^  Lond.  1735. 

GalL  et  Lat.  avec  Paraphrases  par  M.  Michel 


Le  Long.  4°  Par.  1645. 

Gall.  par  Jan  Breche  de  la  Tour.  16®  I^on. 


1557. 

Par  C.  Guillemeau.  12«  Par,  1622. 

en  Vers  Francois.  4«  Par.  1654. 

avec  le  Commentaire  de  Gahen.  par  M. 

J.  Breche.  12«  Roucn,  1660. 

2  tom.  12«  Par.  1685. 

Les  Aphorismes  rangez  selon  Tordre  deg 

Parties  du  Corps  humain,  avec  exphcations  par  M.  Du  Four. 

8«  Par.  1699. 

SententiaB.  Lat.  a  Laur.  Laurentiano.  fol.  1484. 

a  Ctts.  Crivellato  collccta*.     24«    Dolct. 


1648. 

Libelhis  de  Medicorum  AstroWia.  Lat.  a  Petr.  de  Ab- 


bano.  4«  Ven,  1485. 

Libellus  de  Flatibns.  La/.  Lascare  intcrprete.   16«  Par. 

1525. 

Prorrhetica  cum  Comment.  Galeni.  Lfit.  edit.  ab  Joh. 


Vassao.  16«  Ven.  1537. 

Laur.  Laurcntiano  interprete.  16«  1537. 


Epistola  ad  Dcmagetum.  Gr.  &  Lat.  cum  interp.  et 

Paraphr.  Alardi  iEnu^teiredami.    12«  Salinfr.  1539. 

De  Insomniis  Liber.  Lat.  4«  Lvgd.  1539. 

a  Justo  Velsio.  12«  Antv.  1541. 

cum    Comment.   J.  C.  Scahgeri.      fol. 


1561. 

16«  A7nst.  1659, 


De  Morbis  hb.  IV.  Lat.  Geo.  Pylandro  interprcte.     4« 

Par.  1540. 

De  HsBmorrhoidibus  libellus.     Item  hbellus  Galcni  de 


Locis  afFectis.  GV.  12«  1540. 

Liber  de  Geuitura.  Lat.  ab  Jodoco  Vuilhchio.     12« 


Jrgent.  1542. 

Prognostica.  Gr.  Lat.  cum  Galeni  Comment.  Laur. 


Laurentiuno  interpretc.  12«  Par,  1543. 

—  a  P.  Blondello.  4«  Lut.  1575. 

cum  Comment.   et  Notis  Barth.  Horn. 


12«  Stralesund,  1645. 

4  Hiv^^oe^iv:^^ 


H  I  I* 

HIPPOCRATES  Cou8.    Prognostica.  LaL  Laurcntio  Laurcnli. 

ano  interp.  fol.  Par.  H.  Steph,  1516. 
" Acceesit  Aib.  Torini  PraBfatio,  IS*  Bo- 

sil.  15SQ. 

—  Gul.  Copo  interprete.  12<>  Par.  1543. 

cum  Comment.   Bcned.  Victorii.    fot 


Flor.  1551, 

Gul.  Copo.  interprete.  12«  Lugd.  1552. 

cum  Comment,  Chr.  A.  Vegae.  fol.  Sof- 

ffian.  1552. 
cura  Galeni  Comment.  interprete  Jofr. 

Gorraeo.  12®  Lugd.  1552. 

cum  Comment  Joh.  Vallcsii.  '  12^*   Cbm- 


plut.  1567, 

cum  Pamphrasi  poetica  ab  Andr.  EHin- 


gero.  8«  Francqf.  1579. 
^ cum  Comment.  J.  Btavi.    12^    SaltnoK. 


1579. 

cum  Illustf.  Illefonsi  Lopi.    4<>    MatrU. 


1596. 

Carmine  reddita.  a  Fr.  Du  Port.  8*  Im* 


tet.  1598. 

—  eum  Comment  J.  Ant  Phrygii.     12^ 


Tidni.  1608. 

16«  Vicen.  1610. 


De  Victus  ratione  in  Morbis  acutis.  Gr.  Lat.  cum  Ga- 

leni  Comment.  12«  Par.  1543. 

Lat»   cum   Comment.  Hier.  Thriveri.     IS*" 


Liigd.  1552. 

interprete  Nic.  Lavachio.  4«  Flar.  1533. 

cum  Comment.  Fr.  Vallesii.    12«    Com^ 


plut.  1569. 

De  Fracturis.  Lat.  Vido  Vidio  interprete.     12«     Pitr. 


1547. 

De  Natura  Hominis,  Libcllus.  Gr.  4«  Par.  1548;  [cam 

Notis  Mss.] 
Lat.  ab  Andrea  Bremio.    4«^  Par.  apud  H. 

Stephanum.  1518. 

cum  Comment.  Galeni.  J.  Gumterio  in- 


terp.  12«  iMgd.  1549. 

12«  Lugd  1570. 

cum  Comment.  PauU  Sismi.    12«     2?iv- 


tad.  1689. 

GalL  par  J.  de  la  Far^ue.  16^'  Lyon.  1580. 


■  '  Sententt»  omnes  ac  vcrba  quae  iii  divini  Hippocratis 

Aphorismis  continentur.  Lat.  a  B.  et  P.  Rostiniis.     12«     Ven. 
1555. 

De  Vulneribus  Capitis.  Gr.  12«  Par.  1556. 

Gr.  Lat.  cum  Commentariis  Petri  Paaw.     4^ 


Lugd.  Bat.  1616. 

Lat.  Vido  Vidio  interprete.  12«  Par,  l55€r. 

HIPPOCRATES 


H  I  P 

toFPOCRATES  Cmi.    I>eVu]oeribiisCi|iitiAX««:  cmnExpo^ 

«tioiie  cdit.  a  P.  A.  Agatho.  4*  Foc  1566. 
ii  com  interpret  d  ComiiMiit  Fr.  Verta- 

niaDi.  8*  Lni.  157S. 
^  cnm  Comnient  J.C.  Arantii.  Per  CfanidU 

PorraUum.  12*  1579. 

12«  iMgd.  Bat.  1639. 


GmlL  par  M.  F.  Dissaudieu.     l^    &aoMir. 

1613. 

It4d.  Comento  ne  Testi  dlppocrate  sopra  k 


Ferite  dd  Capo  di  B.  Faicindli.  12*  Firau.  1693. 

De  Aer^  Aquis  et  Locis.  Gr.  cum  Comment.  Adriani 


Akmani.  8*  Par.  1557. 

—  Gr.  Ltti.  cum  Prslect.  Joh.  Martini.  4*  Par. 


1655. 

Jano  Comario  interprete.    IG^    XjvdL 
Ba^.l65a 

Lat.    interprele  Ant*  Paaienow     4*     Brix. 


1574. 

__  com  Comment  Bacci  Baldini.  4*  Fhr. 


1686. 

>  De  Flatibus.  Gr.  Lai.  cum  Comment  Adr.  Akmani. 


12*  Par.  1557. 

DeAiimento.  Lai.  cumjComment  Ant  Fracantiani. 


4<»  Vcm.  1566. 

'  cum  Comment  Stepb.  GormelinL    12* 

Pmr.  1572L 

cum  Comment  Steph.  Roderici  Caa- 
liensis.  foL  FZor.  1635. 

■  De  iis  qos  Virginibus  accidunt  Gr.  Lat.  a  Maur. 

Cordato.  12»  Par.  1574. 

De  Febribus^  Liber.  Lat.  ex  Comment.  J.  MahneDL 


UL  FcM.  1576. 

-*—  Coaca  Prsesagia.  Gr.  Lat.  com  Comment.  Jacobi  HoU 
krii  et  Desiderii  JacociL  fol.  Lagd.  1576. 

aD.  Lud.Fernint  12*  Lai.  Par.  1657." 
cum  Enarrat  Lud.DuretL    foL    Latf. 


lVir.1658. 

>  ab  Antonio  Foesio  cum  Notis  Joh.  Joo* 


stonL  12*  Amui.  1660. 
■^  Liber  prior  de  Morbis  Mulierum.  Gr. 

Lai.  cum  Comment  Maur.  Coidsei.  M.  Par.  1585. 
'   ■  De  Pbarmacis  purgantibus.  Gr.  Lai.  cum  Notis  Fed» 

MordK.  12»  Lata.  1617. 

Lai.  interpiete  J.  P.  Crasso.  4*  Bas.  1539. 

4«  BaM.  1581. 

___^-.^_  cum  Esmlan.  Gd.  GerardiL    12*   Jbuw. 

1583. 
■I  La  Confierence  et  entreveik  d'Hippocrate  et  Demo* 

crite:  tiree  du  Grec,  ct commente  par  Maroelin.  Bompart   8^ 

Far.  1632. 
VoL.  m.  3  B  HIPPOCBAT&S 


HIR 

-HIPPOCItATES  CiMti.    De  HominiB  StnDCtam.  Lai.  c«Ui  Coti* 

ment.  Joh.  Stephahi.  4«  Ven,  1633. 
•"  De  Virginum  Morbis.  Lai.  cum  Comment  Joh^  Ste» 

phani.  4«  Ven,  1635. 

FVidin^iories  ia  librum  Hippoeratis  de  Morbis  mtenm} 


Gr.  Lat.  ab  J.  Martino  et  edit.  a  kenato  Morelto.    4*    P». 
1637. 

Liber  de  Locb  in  Homine.  Ltti.  com  Comment  FmH 


cisci  Perlie.  4«  Rom.  1638. 

•  Jusjuranduro.  Gr.  Lat.  ctim  Coftnnent  J.  H.  Meibo- 


mii.  4«  Lttg.  Bat.  1643. 

Sententiae  definitir».  Gr.  Lai.  Htb.  a  Mar.  Antoii. 


Gaiotio.  12«  Bomm.  1647. 

Hippocrates  redivtvus  Josephi  Gakani  ParapfarBsSnv 


illostratas.  16*  Panorm.  1650. 

.  ly  Panorw.  17W 


De  Institutionibus,  sive  Footicolis.  Lai.  a  R.  Betteo* 

rant.  19»  Lugd.  1681. 

De  Natura  Lactis  et  hajus  Usu  in  Curati6nibtttMori>o« 


mm  a  R.  Hestaorant  l^  Lcrgd.'1683. 

De  Ulceribos.  Ital.  con  le  note  di  Oius.  Ciognonri.  8^ 


Firenz.  1690. 

>  De  morbis  popularibus  Lib.  1.  et  3.  Hts  acoonMDodaTit 


de  Febribns  Comment.  J<ti.  Friend.  Gr.  Lat.  '4*  Lond.  I717, 
Liber  Vltus.   Gr.  Lat^  com  interp.  el 


Comment.  I..eon.  Fuchsii.  4"  Hagem.  1538. 

Lat.  cum  Galeni  Comment  J.VasM^intcrp* 


12«  Litgd.  1550. 


-  cnm  Comment  Fr.  ValeBii.    foL   AmtL 
1654. 

r—  Hippocrates  Atheismi  fSadso  aociisatus.  a  IX  W.  T.  Dl 

8*  JRte(/o/.  1719. 

•  De  Honestate.  Gr.  Lat.  a  Geo.  Mattbta.    4^    Gctiing^ 


1740. 
HIPPODAMUS  (JOH.]  Theophrastich  Vade  Mecum.  Germ.    4f 

Magd.  1597. 
•HIPPOLYTUS  Saiicffw.    Opera.  Gr.  Lat.  com  Notis  Tarionmi, 

et  Dissertationibus  Fr.  Blanchiniy  et  aliorum,  curante  Jo.  Alb. 

Fabricio.  2  tom.  fol.  Hamb.  1716. 
■  De  Consummatione  Mundi.  Gr.  B^  Par.  1556. 

— —  Canon  Paschalis,  cum  Jos.  Scaligeri  Comment  Ex- 

cerpta  ex  Compnto  Graeco.  Isacii  Argyri  De  Carredkme  Pa^' 

ehatis.  4*  Lagd.  Bat.  1595.  [ewn  notis  Ma.  U.  Oewav^oin.  j 

HIPSON  rCHARLEs)  V.  FITZ-GERALD. 

HIRD  (w.)  An  affectionate  Tribute  to  the  Memoryt)f  die  iate 

Dr.  J.  Fothergill.  4«  Lond.  1781. 
HIRE  (gabeiel  phil.  de  la)  v.  acadbmia. 
H1R£  (j.  Nic.  db  la)  Qusstio  Medica.    Potestne  stare  Yisio 

absque  CrystalKno  ?  4<>  Par.  1708. 
-M  '  Qugstio  medica.     An  ab  insoienti  Ailrts  Temperie 

Therapeianova?  4^  Par.  1709. 

UIRE 


H  IS 

HfllE  (PB.  pi  la)  DeCycloide  LemnuL  4P  IV.  1G76. 
■  La.  GiioiKK>Qique«  ou  rArt  de-  tra^er  det  Cftdraiis.    IS* 

fkr.  l^. 

il)i§/.  by  John  Leeke.  12*  Ltmd.  166Jw 


ReAections  sur  la  DiiiterUtioo  de  Mr.  de  h  Hire  tou*- 


chaDt  U  ConfonnatioQde  rOeil  4<»  Por.  1685. 

Traite  de  Mecanique,  12»  Par.  I6ft5. 

4«  P«r.  1739. 


Regi»  scientiarum  Academijie  Ephemerides  ad  annum 


MDCCI.  4«  Par.  1700. 

ad  annum  MDCCIII.  4*  Par.  1708. 


m  Description  &  Expiication  des  Globes  qui  sont  pbcea 

dans  les  Pavilions  du  Cbateau  de  Marly.  4fi  Par.  1704. 
HIRSAUGIENI^S,  v.  gulielvus. 
HlRSCJl  (geo.  mattil)  Icarus  in  Mare  Icarum  pnecipitalus : 

ceu  Dissertatio  qua  Hominem  ad  volandum  esse  inef^^um  oa* 

tenditur.  4<»  Kilon.  1709. 
ilUtSCU  (BEva.  ALB.  cuKisTiAyus)  Dissert.  de  Gcnerttione  Cer«» 

▼arum.  4«  AUdorf.  1706. 
HIRSCH  («OH.  cHRisT.)  Bibliotheca  Numiamatica,  exhibena  Ca» 

talogum  Auetorum^  qui,  de  Re  Monetaria*  et  Numis,  tam  an*- 

tiquas  quam  recentWribus,  scripsere.  fol.  Norimb.  1760.  [cimi 

addk.  Mu.] 
HIRSCHMANN  (cHa.  suacH.)  Disput.  de  Origine  a  Natttca 

Pestit.  4»  UaL  Mag.  170a 
HIRSH  (CBB.)  Disput.  de  Maindo.  4^  Wiu.  1661. 
HIRST  (wM.)  The  Necessity  and  Advantages  of  EducaUon.    8* 

Lamd.  1728. 
HISING  (JOH.)  Idea  Pialonis  delineata.  12"  Upsdl.  1706. 

HISPAL£NSIS^   V.  ALCHABITIUS.   JOANNES. 

HISPANIA.    Antiguedades  Arabes  de  Espana.  fol. 
■  Series  chronologica  et  Imagines  Regum  Hispanii»  ab 

Ataulpho  ad  Carokim  if.  foL  Rom. 

Reflexions  aur  divers  ecrits  concernanta  la  succcasion  a 


la  Monarchie  d^E^pagne.  12*  ViUe  Fr. 
■  Leyea  de  Hispania.    Parte  2.  fol  Ala^  1576. 

Berum  Hispanicarum  Scriptores  aliquoL     £x  BibliO- 


tfaeca  R.  Beli.  2  tom.  fol.  Fr4nc.  1579. 
^**  Recopilation  de  las  Leyes  dettos  Reyuos  por  Maodado 

de  Philippe  II.  2  vol.  foi.  Alcal.  1581. 
■  ■■  Cronica  del  Rey  Don  Roderigo  con  la  destruycion  de 

Espaiia,  y  como  los  Moros  laganaron.  foL  Akai.  1587. 
tmt^     ■  ■    News  from  Spayne  and  HoUand  conteyning  an  Infor* 

mation  of  English  Aflayres  in  Spayne  with  a  Conference  made 

thereuppoo  in  Amsterdame.  12*  1593. 

Hispania^    Francia,    Austrasia^  et  Hdvetta,  geogra- 


phicd,  historic^ue^  Tabuiis  seneis  delineat».    foi.    Col.  US. 
1595. 

•  Tbe  State  of  Eoglish  Fugitives  UBder  the  King  of 


Spain.  Containing  besides  a  discourse  of  the  aayd  King^s  man- 
aer  of  government,  and  the  injustice  of  many  practises  by  him 
fiontrived.  4«  Lami.  1595.  HISPANIA. 


H  IS 

HISPANIA.    De  rebus  Hispantcis,  Lusitanicis,  Arragonicit,  h^ 
'  dicis  et  iEthiopicis.    Damiani   a   Goes;    Hienmymi  Pftoli; 

Hieronymi    Blanci :    Jacobi    Tevii    Opera.     12*     CoL  Agrn 

1609. 
■  Hispanis  illustrats^  aeu  Rerum  Urbiumquc  Hispani»^ 

Lusitanie,  ^thiopiseet  IndisB  Scriptores  varii.  Edit.  ab  Andr. 

Schotto.  4  tom.  fol.  Franc.  160S— 6. 
"■  Relacion  de  la  Jomada  del  Condestable  dc  Castilla  a 

las  P^es  entre  Espana  y  Inglaterra.  4*  Awo.  1604. 
— —  Hispaniac  Bibliotheca.  3  tom.  4®  Franc,  1608. 

Quademo  de  las  Leyes  aiiadidas  a  la  nueva  Recop3a« 


tion.  fol.  Madr.  1610. 

Newes  from  Spain.    The  King^s  Edict  for  thc  Eic- 

pulsion  of  900000  Moores,  translated  by  W.  J.    4^    honA 
1611: 

>  Various  Orders  of  Council,  and  Regulations^  coiiceni- 


ing  the  Spanish  Finances,  1613.  &c.  Hitp.  fol. 

Relatione  de  i  Successi  tra  le  due  Armate  di  Spagntb  h 


Savoia.  4»  Torin.  1615. 
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Royaumes  d^Espagne.  8®  Par.  1615. 

•  Conference  entre  Le  Pape  et  le  Roy  d'Espagne  too» 


chant  les  Affaires  de  ce  temps.  8®  1615. 

Speculum   Consiliomin  Hispanicomm  in  quo  Regia 


Hispaniarum  machinationes  vari»  contra  Evangeiicoe  pro  nova 
monarchia  fundanda,  a  diversis  authoribus,  tanqiiam  in  tabelM 
reprssentantur:  edit.  a  J.M.  12^  Ijugd.  1617. 

Vox  populi;  or  news  from  Spayne  to  forwam  Engbnd 

and  the  United  provinces  how  far  to  trust  to  Spanish  pretenoes. 
4«  1620. 

Newes  fVom  Spain,  of  the  Death  of  D.  Rodrigo  Calde^ 


ron.  4»  1622, 
A  Relation  of  what  happened  to  the  great 

Fleet,  and  the  Galeons  of  Terra  Firma  in  America.    4*  'Ltmd. 

1623. 
An  experimentall  Discoverie  of  Spanish  Practiaea.    4^ 

1623. 

Capitulos  de  Reformacion,  que  su  Magestad  se  sirve  de 


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Mad.l6^. 

La  deroutte  des  af&irat  de  L*Empereur  et  du  Roy  d*Ei- 


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Histoire  d'un  favory  de  la  Cour  d'£spagne.    19^    Pwr* 


1633. 

Socorro  de  Fuente-rabiai  y  Successos  deU  Aiino  163& 


4<»  Madr.  1638. 

■■  Relation    of  a  Victory  gained  by  Philip  IV 

LewisXIIL  4«  Lomi.  1641. 

An  ordinance  of  Parliament  to  secure  Spanlsh  Mer- 


«hants  bringing  silver*  Hutp.  4*  Lond.  1643. 

^   *  ^  HISPANIA4 


H  I  S 

HISPANIA.    Newes  out  of  Sp«iiie  of  iufiDite  conccniment  to 
Englaiid.  4»  Lomd.  1644. 

■  ■    ■  Extraordioaiy  Newes  from  the  Court  cf  Spain:  de- 

claring  the  Soleronities  at  tbe  reccption  of  the  ntw  Queen  and 
of  tbe  Turkft  Ambassador.  By  T.  B.  4*  Loitd.  IC50. 

Defensa  Canonica,  por  la  Dignidad  Episcopal  de  1a 


Puebla  de  lo6  Angeles,  en  la  Nova-Spagna  de  America«  Piute  1. 

4*  1652. 
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discovered,    \Vith  some  Expedients  for  the  subjecting  theSpa- 

niards  in  America.  4®  Lond.  1656. 

'  The  King  of  Spains  Cabinet  divulged ;  Or  a  discover]^ 


of  tlie  Prevarications  of  the  Spaniards  with  all  the  States  of 
Europe  for  obtaining  universal  Monarcby%  l^  Lond.  1658. 

The  McrcfaAnts'  Remonstrance,  and  Account  of  the 


Losses  of  their  Shippinio:,  since  the  War  with  Spain.  fol.  LomL 

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by  T.  B.  4*  Lond.  1659. 

— —  Relation  d'un  Voyage  d'£spagne.  12*  Par.  1664. 
12"  Lond.  1668. 


——  The  Character  of  Spain :  or  an  Epitome  of  their  Vir- 
tuesandVices.  16"  Lond.  1660. 

•  Voyage  d^Espagne  contenant  entre  plusieurs  particu* 


laritez  de  ce  Sovaume,  trois  discours  Politiques  sur  les  affidrep 
dn  Protecteur  d  Angleterre^d^  la  Reine  de  Suede  &  du  Duc  de 
Lorraine.  12*  Coi,  1667. 

Angl.  8»  Lond.  1670. 


Lettre  de  rinquisiteur  General  ecrite  a  U  Reine  Bo- 

gente  d^Espagne.  4»  1668. 

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Tratado  par  a  componer  las  controveri^ias  y  ajustar 


la  Paz  entre  las  coronas  de  Espana  y  la  Gran  Bretana  en  Ame- 
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—  Memojres  curieux  envoyez  de  Madrid  sur  ks  Festes  01^^ 
Combats  de  Taureaux.  Sur  ie  Serment  de  Fidclit^  qu'on  prest^ 
solemneikment  aux  Successeurs  de  la  Couionne  d'Es»pagne« 
Sur  le  Marriage  des  Infiuites.     Sur  les  Proverbes  les  Moeurs 
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History  of  the  Transactions  of  the  Court  of  Spain.    9 


Lond.  1691. 

Third  Part  of  the  Letters  of  the  Lady's  Travels  inta 


Spain.  12^  Lond.  1692. 

Relation  historique  8c  galante,  de  rinvasion  de  !'£&• 


pagne  par  ks  Maures.  4  tom.  12®  Haye,  1699. 

freaty  between  Great-Britain,  France,  and  the  United 


Provinces,  for  settling  the  SucoessioQ  of  the  Crown  of  Spain. 
4®  Lond.  1700. 

HISPANIA. 


K  I  S 

BISPANI^.    Tbe  tw«  great  Qucstions  considmd.    I.  Wbtl  Ihr 

Fiench  King  will  do  with  respcct  to  thc  Spanish  Monarchy. 

II.  What  measyires  tbe  Enghsh*  ought  to  take.    8^  Lamk'^ 

1700. 
m  An  Account  of  Spain.    To  whieh  is  added  a  Prefacc 

concerning  the  Eetablishment  of  the  Spaniah  Crown  on  tinr 

Duke  of  Anjou.  8<*  Lond.  1700. 

The  Partition  of  the  Lion  in  thc  Fable  verificd  m  Ae 


Partition  of  the  Spanish  Monarchy.    A  Befencc  of  the  Empe^ 
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The  Fable  of  the  Lions  shJre  vcrified   in  the  pre^ 


tended  partition  of  the  Spanish  Monarchy.  Part  I.    8^   Lond» 
1701. 

Series  of  Prints  represcnting  the  mcmoriMc  actioBB  hr 


thc  war  of  the  Spanish  succession.  fol.  Augnh,  17€l — 14^ 

Ponderatione  d'uno  Spagnuolo  mtlitare  sotto  gli  Sten* 


dardi  di  Carolo  III.  vero  Monarca  deUe  Spagne.     W  Mirandr 
1703. 

La  Goerre  d^Espagne,  de  Flandres»  &  BaTicre,  ou  Me# 


noirea  du  Marquis  de  *  *  *,  conteaant  ce  qui  a^cst  paase  dr 
plus  secret,  jusques  en  1706.  12®  W.  1707. 

Memoires  sur  la  pretendue  Deelaratioo  de  VUniveniti* 


dc  Helmstad,  touchant  le  Changemenl  de  Religion  de  fai  Rcmr 
d'£flpaone.  8®  Roittrd.  1710. 

Proposal  for  humbling  Spain.  8**  I/md.  171 1^ 

RegiamentOB  y  Ordenanzaft  de  Su  Magcfltad,  de  bi  In# 


fanteria^  Cavalleria,  y  Dragones.  12^  Madr,  1712. 

An  4mpartial  Enquify  into  the  Management  of  the  War 


withSpain.  S^"  Lond.  1712. 

The  renunciation  of  the  King  of  Spain  to  the  Crown  rf 


France  and  of  the  Dukes  of  Berry  and  Orieans  to  ihe  Crown  of 
Spain.  4«  Lond.  1713. 

Entretiens  sur  les  Entrepriscs  de  l^Espagne,  les  Preten# 


•k)Ds  du  Chev.  de  St.  George,  &  la  Renonciation  de  Philippe  V; 
8^  Hayc,  1719. 

Popular  prejudices  against  the  Convention  and  IVemty 


"wilh  Spain  examincxl  and  answercd.  8*  Lond.  1739. 

Letter  from  a  Mcmber  of  the  last  Parliament  to  ft  new 


Memberj  concerning  thc  War  with  Spain ;  with  some  Ohser* 
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Coiisiderations  sur  les  Finances  d'£spagne.  16^  Ihrsd. 


1755. 

Papers  relative^  to  a  rupture  with  Spain,  laid  bcfore 


Parliament.  Fr.  Eng.  8»  Lond.  1762. 

Abre^e    Chronologique  de    PHistoire    de  rEspagqe 


et  de  PortugiO.  2  tom.  12^  Par.  1765. 

HISPANIA; 


U  I  8 

HISPANIA.  Fspefs  rdative  io  the  hte  negotlation  wHfa  SfyriB 
and  tbe  takiag  of  Falklaiid'a  laknfd  from  the  EnsUsh.  4^  Lmd. 
1777. 

— — —  CeoBO  Espanol  executado  de  orden  dd  Rey.  4? 
1787. 

Nouveau  Voyaffe  en  Espagne,  ou  Tableau  de  TEtat 


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•  The  History  of  Spain  frora  the  Establishmeiit  of  the 


Cokny  of  Gades  by  the  Phosniciaiis  to  the  Death  of  Ferdinandl 
the  Sage.  3  toI.  8«  Lond.  1793. 

Tbe  Spanish  Royal  Navy  list  for  1796.    6*    Lond^ 


1797 

HISPANUS,  t7..PBTBUS.   TABTAEETUS. 

HISTORIA.    La  Mer  des  Histoires.  2  tom.  fol.  Par. 
'  2  tom.  fol.  L^^, 


Recueil  de  diverses  Histoires  toochant  les  Situatioos  de 

loiites  Regions  &  Pays  contenuz  es  trois  Parties  du  Moodc^ 
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■■  Artis  historice  Penua,  18  Scriptorum.  8*  Bas,  1579. 

Histoire  des  Histoires,  avec  rUee  de  THistoire  acoom- 


&. 


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■  Hiatoric  Universalis  Scdeton  in  usum  Gyninasii  Co- 

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Observations  on  History,  by  W.  H.  12^  Lond.  1641. 

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A  HelpHo  English  History.  \2f*  Lmd.  1652. 

Paradisus  historico-politicus,  sive»  Geschicht  Beschret- 


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The  Historians  Guide.  12«  Lond.  1676, 

>  Sentimens  sur  les  Lettres,  et  sur  rHistoire,  avec  dea 


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•  The  Historian^s  Guide:  or  Britains  Remembraneer 


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A  most  choice  Historical  Compendium,  by  A.  M.  12* 


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Pieces  fugitives  d'Histoire  ct  de  Literaluf«  pour  ser^ir 


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Recueil  choisi  des  plus  beaux  TraiU  d'Histoire. 


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8  HISTORLfL 


H  IT 

HISTORIA.  Histoire  Chronologique  des  Papes^  deg  iftmpertoiii^ 
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1753* 

A  Letter  concefhing  the  Use  and  Method  of  studying 


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Essay  sur  rHistoire  generale  et  sur  les  Mo?urs  et  l'Es- 


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Tiie  young  Lady'8  Introduction  to  Natural  Histoiy. 


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HISTORIA  POETICA.  Historiae  poeticae  Scriptorea  sc  Apol* 
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HISTRIO-MASTIX,  or  the  Player  whipt.  4»  Lond.  1610. 

HITCHCOCK  (ROD.)  An  Historical  View  of  the  Irish  Stage. 
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HITCHCOCK  (robert)  A  Pollitique  Platt  for  thd>honour  of  tbe 
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HITCHCNER  (wm.  henry)  Love  in  a  Desert.  A  musical  enier- 
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HITCHIN  (charles)  A  true  discovery  of  the  Conduct  of  Rc- 
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HITCHIN  (EDW.)  V.  BREWER. 

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HITTORP 


H  O  A 

HnTORP  (C.  G.)  V.  OROSIO. 

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HOADLEY  (john)  The  Nature  and  excellency  of  Moderation. 

An  Aflsize  Sermon.  8^  Lond.  1707. 
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HOADLY  (benj.)  BUhop  of  WindUster.  p.  blackhau..  hare. 

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*      Persuasive  to  Lay  Conformity.  8®  Lond,  1704. 

A  serious  Admonition  to  Mr.  Calamy,  occasioned  by 


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An  humble  Reply  to  the  Lord  Bishop  of  Exeter^s  Aih 


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A  modest  reply  to  the  unanswerable  answer  to  Mr* 

Hoadly>  with  some  considerations  on  Dr.  SachevereUs  Sermon 
before  the  Lord  Mayor.  8*  Lond.  1709. 

Speech  on  the  first  article  of  the  Impeachmfint  of  Dr. 


Sacheverdl.  8«  Lond.  1710. 
■■  The  Origina],and Institutionof Civil  Governroent,  dis* 

cussed.  With  an  Answer  to  Dr.  Atterbory^s  Cbarge  of  KebeU 
Von.  8>>  Lond.  1710. 

Twenty-two  Sermons.  8«  Lond.  1754* 

'  Twenty  Sermons.  8®  Lond.  1755. 

■■  The  divine  Rights  of  the  British  Nation  and  Constitu* 

tion  vindicaled.  In  Rcmarks  on  the  severai  Papers  pubhshed 
against  Mr.  HoadIy's  Considerations  upon  the  Bishop  of  £ze<' 
ter'8  Sermons,  by  N.  S.  &*  Lond.  1710. 

The  Jacobite's  Hopes  revive^  by  our  late  Tumults  aod 


Addresses:   or,  some  neceasary  Remarks  upon   Mr.  Lesly't 
nodest  Pampblet,  entituled,  ihc  Good  Old  Cause.  &*  Lond.  17 10. 
Ckuse  which  you  piease:  or,  Dr.  Sacheverell,  and  Mr. 


Hoadley,  drawn  to  the  Life.  8»  Lond.  1710. 

The  Salisbury  Quarrel  ended^  or  the  last  Letter  of  thc 


Citizen  of  New  Sarum  to  Mr.  Hoadly,  in  which  the  true  No- 
tioos  of  passive  Obedience  aod  hereditary  Right  are  more  fuUy 
oxplained.  8»  Lond.  1710. 

VoL.  lU.  3  C  \^OKOV2t 


H  O  A 

HOADLY  (benj.)  Faith  and  Obedience  or  a  Letter  to  Mr. 
Hoadly  occasioned  by  his  doctrine  of  Resistance  and  Dispuie 
with  the  Bishop  of  Exeter.  12»  Norwkk,  171L 

—  '  Eleven  Opinions  about  Mr.  Hoadly,  with  ObeervatioDi. 

8«  Lond.  1711. 

A  modest  Attempt  to  prove  Dr.  Hoadly  not  the  Author 


of  the  Bouchain  Dialo^ue.  8^  Lond.  1712. 

-Jura  Re^ise  Majestatis  in  Anglia;  or  the  Rights  of 


English  Monarchy :    with  Reflections  on  Mr.  Hoadley 's  De- 
fence  of  his  Sermon.  8"  Lond.  1711. 

Discourses  conceming  the  Terms  of  Acceptance  with 


God.  8«  Lond.  1711. 

Queries  recommended  to  the  Author  of  thc  latc  Di»- 


course  of  Free-thinking.  8°  Lond.  1713. 

-  The  Restoration  made  a  Blessing  to  us  by  the  Protes- 


tant  succession.     A  Sermon  preached  before  the  Ring  May  29. 
8«  Lond.  1716. 

A  Preservative  a^^inst  the  Principles  and  Practices  of 


the  Non-Jurors,  both  in  Ciiurch  and  State.  8°  Lond.  1716. 

A  Layman's  Lctter  to  thc  Bishop  of  Bangor,  or  an 


Examen  of  his  Prcservative  against  Non-Jurors.    4®     Lond, 
1716. 

The  Suspension  of  thc  Triennial   Bill,  the  properest 


ivleans  to  unite  the  Nation.  8^  Lond.  1716. 

Remarks  on  the  Lord  Bishop  of  Bangors  Treatment  of 


the  Clergy  and  Convocation.  8^  Lond.  1717. 

The  Nature  of  the  Kingdom,  or  Church  of  Christ, 


Sermon  before  the  King.  S^  Lond.  1717* 

8«  Lond.  1717.  [7M  edit.] 


r—  The  Nature  and  Duties  of  a  Public  Spirit,    A  Sermoii 

before  the  Society  of  Antient  Britons.  8*  Lond.  1717. 

An  Answer  to  Dr.  Snape*s  Letter  to  the  Bishop  of 


Bangor.  8^  Lond.  1717. 

The  Rcport  vindicated  from  Misreports :  being  a  De- 

fence  of  the  Bishops  and  Lower  Hou^e  of  Convocation,  con- 
cerning  their  late  Consultations  about  thc  Bishop  of  Bangor^s 
Writings.  8«  Lond.  1717. 

'llie  Report  reported,  or,  the  Weakness  and  Injustice' 


of  the  Proceedings  of  the  Convocation,  in  their  Censure  of  the 
liord  Bishop  of  Bangor,  examined  aiid  exposcd.  8*  Lond. 
1717. 

Answer  to  a  Calumny,  cast  upon  the  Bishop  of  Bangor, 


by  Dr.  Sherlock.  8«  Lond.  1718. 

A  Protestation  made  on  ihe  14th  ¥thf.  17^J  in  behalf  of 


tlie  Kings  Supremacy  and  ihe  Protestant  doctrines  asserted  and 
maintained  in  the  Lord  Bishop  of  Bangors  Sermon.  8"  Lond. 
1718. 

^— —  A  Letter  to  the  Rev.  the  Prolocutor.  8"  Lond.  1718. 
A  Letter  to  Dr.  Tenison,  concerning  somc  Citations 


made  from  Thc  ABP.  of  Canterbury^s^Prcliminary  Discourse 
to  the  Apobtohcal  Fathers.  8®  Lond,  17ia 

HOADLY 


H  O  A 

HOADLY  (bbkjO  An  Answer  to  the  Representalion.drawn  iip 
by  the  Cocnmittee  of  the  Lower  House  of  Convocatioo^  con- 
cemin^  several  dangerous  Positions  and  Doctrines  in  tlie  Bi« 
shop  of  Bangor^s  Preservauve  and  Sennon.  ^  Lond.  17 18^ 

—  The  Measures  of  Submission  to  the  Civil  Ma^strate 

considered.     A  Sermon.  8^  Lond.  1718. 

Answer  to  Dr.  Sher1ock's  Book,  intitled,  tke  Condition 


and  Example  qfour  blessed  Saviour  mndicatcd,  &c.     8^    Lond. 
I7ia 

•  An  Account  of  all  the  considerable  Pamphlets,  that 


have  been  published  on  either  Side,  in  the  present  Controvers}% 
between  the  Bishop  of  Bangor  aiid  others,  to  the  £nd  of  the 
Year  17ia    8* 

with  the  Continuation  to  the  £nd  of  1719. 


^  Lond.  1719.  20. 

Sermon  before  ihe  Lords,  Jan.  30.  8*  Lond,  1718. 

-  The  Common  Right  of  Subjects  defended :  and  tbe 


Kature  of  the  Sacramenul  Test  considered.  In  answer  to  the 
Dean  of  Chiche>ter'8  Vindication  of  the  Corporation  and  Test 
AcLs.  8»  Lond.  1719. 

Funeral  Sermon  on  Mr.  E.  Howland.  ^Lond,  1719. 

Answer  to  Dr.  Hdre*s  Sermon^  intituled,  Chwrch  AuthO' 


ritjf  vindicated,  8®  Lond.  17iO. 

Tlie  D  .  .  n  of  W r  still  the  same,  or  his  new 


defence  of  the  Bp.  of  Bam^ors  Sermon  coosidered.    8®    Lond. 
1720.  ^  ^ 

Charge  to  bis  Cler^y.  4«  Lond.  1726. 

A  Piain  Account  of  the  Nature  and  £nd  of  the  Sacra* 


menc  of  the  Lord's  Supper.     To  which  are  added  Forms  of 
Prayer.  8«  Lond.  1735. 

8»  Lond.  1735.  [2J.  edition.] 


The  Winchcster  Converts :  or,  a  fuU  and  true  Discovery 

of  tbe  real  Usefuhiess  ^nd  Design  of  a  late  right  seasonable  and 
Religious  Treatis^,  entided,  A  plain  Accouni  of  tke  Nature 
and  End  qf  the  SacramaU  qf  tfte  Lord's  Suppcr.  8«  Ojf. 
1735. 

An   Answer    to    the  Winchester    ConverU.    8®     Ojfi 


1735. 

His  plain  Account  of  the  Xature  and  £nd  of  the  Sacra* 


ment  of  the  Lord's  Supper,  not  drawn  from,  or  founded  in, 
Scripture.  Part.  L  8*  L?nd.  1737. 

Part.  2.  »•  Lottd.  8*»  Camb.  1738. 


Letter  to  Clement  Chevaher  £squire,  conceming  Four- 

nier's  Forgery  on  thc  Bishop.  8*  Lond.  1757. 

Refutation  of  Bishop  Sherk)ck*s  Arguments  against  a 


Repeal  of  the  Corporatioo  and  Test  Acts.  8*  Birm. 
HOADLY  (benj.)  M.  D.   Three  Lectures  on  the  Or^^ans  of  Res- 

piration^  resd  before  the  Colicge  of  Pbysicians  1737.  4®  Load. 

1740. 
■  Oratio  Harveiana.  4*  Lond.  1742. 

HOADLY 


H  OB 

BOADLY  (bbnj.)  iftf.JD.    Obsenrationi  on  a  series  of  Hectrical 
Experiments  by  Dr.  Hoadlyand  Mr.  WUson.  4®  Lond.  1756. 

HOADLY  (SAM.)  V.  PHJEDRUS. 

■    ■  llie  natural  Metbod  of  teaching.    Being  the  Acdh 

dence,  in  Questions  and  Answers.  8®  Lond.  1683. 
Latin  Accidence.  6^  Lond.  1737. 


HOARE  (phince)  Love'8  victims:  The  Hermit'»  Story.  *•  Lond. 
1793. 

■'  Indiscretion ;  A  Comedy.  8*  Lond.  1800. 

-  '  ■  Extracts  from  a  Correspondence  with  the  Academies  of 
Vienna  and  St.  Petersburg  on  the  cultivation  of  the  Arts  in 
Austria  and  Prussia.  To  wbich  is  added  a  summary  Accoant 
of  the  Transactions  of  the  Royal  Acaderay  of  London,  4^ 
Land.  18t;2. 

The  Three  and  the  Deuce.    A  Comic  Drama.    8" 


Land.  1806. 
HOARE  (p.  R.)  An  Examination  of  Sir  J.  Sinclair^s  Observatiooi 

on  the  Report  of  the  Bullion  Coramittee.  »>  Lond.  1811. 
f  ■■  Reflections  on  the  possible  Existence  and suppoaed  £x« 

nedience  of  National  Bankruptcy.  8®  Lond,  1811. 
HOARE  (Sir  R.  c.)  v.  giraldus. 
HOBART  {Lady  francbs)  v,  collinges. 
HOBART  {Sir  henry)  Reports.  4^  Lond.  1641. 
HOBART  (james  molesworth)  v.  dralloc. 
V  ■■  alias  Henry  Griffin,  alias  Lord  Massey  tbe 

Newmarket  Duke  of  Ormond,  &c.  his  Life.  2  vol.    12^    L»nd  - 

1794, 
HOBART  (john)  Earl  qf  Buckinghamshire.    Appellant  and  R^^ 

spondent^s  Cases  with  respect  lo  the  Drury  Estates.  fol.  1762*.— 
HOBBES  (tuos.)  of  Malnisbury.  v  boyle.  bramhall.   dowe^b 

EACHARD.      MORANUS.     PIKE.      PROPHETX.      ROSS.     THUCYOIDES^ 
WALLIS.    WHITEHALL. 

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■  Confutation  of  a  Geometrical  Theorem.  fol. 

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Elz.  1647. 

-: 12®  Amst.  1669. 

Angl  12«  Lonrf.  1651. 


Humane   Nature:    or  the  fundamental   Elements 


Policy.     Being  a  dijscovery  of  the  Faculties  and  Passions  of  th»^ 
Soul  of  Man.  12«  Lcmd.  1650. 

12»  Lmd.  1651. 


De  Corpore  politico.     Or  the  Elements  of  Law.    12 


Lmd.  1650. 

De  Principiis  Justi  et  Decori,  sive,  Apologia  pro  Hofac^ 


baei  Tract  de  Cive.  \^  Amst.  apud  Elzev.  1651, 

Leviathan.     Or  the  Matter,  Forme  and  Power  of 


T' 


Commonwealth  ecclesiasticall  and  civill.  fol.  Lond.  1651. 

ElemenU  PhilosophiaB.  8«^  Lond.  1655. 

Examinatio    et    emendatio    Mathematicfle   bodi( 


'  Qualis  explicatur  in  Libris  J.  Wallisii.  49  Lond.  1660. 

HOBBl 


H  O  B 

HOBBES  (toos.)  Dialogus  physicus,  de  Natiira  Aeris.  4*  LaiuL 
1661. 

■  Mr.  Hobbs  considered  in  his  Loyalty,  Beligioii,  Bepu« 
Ution  and  Manners.  W  Lond^  1663. 
»>  Lond.  1680. 


De  Principiii   et   Batiocinatione  Geometraniin.     4* 

Lmd.  1666. 

Rosetum  Geometricum,  cum  Censura  Doctrina;  Wal* 


lisian»,  de  Motu.  4®  Lond.  1671. 

Mr.  Hobbs's  state  of  Nature  considered*    A  Dialogiie* 


To  which  are  added  V  Dialo^ues  from  the  Author  of  the  Oo» 
casions  of  the  contempt  of  the  Ckirffy,  by  J.  E.  13*  Lond. 
1672. 

8°  Lond,  1696. 


■  Some  opinions  of  T.  Hobbes  considered  in  a  second 

Dialogue.  \^  Land.  1673. 

Principia  et  Problemata  aliquot  Geometrica,  ante  des* 


perata,  nunc  breviter  explicata  et  demon^trata.  4*  Ltmd.  1674. 
•  Decameron  physiolog^cum.    Or  Dialogues  of  Natural 


Philosopby.    To  which  is  added  the  Proportion  of  a  straight 
Line  to  half  the  Arcof  the  Quadrant.  B^*  Lond.  1678. 

De  Mirabilibus  Pecci ;  being  the  Wonders  of  the  Peak 


in  Derbyshire.  An^.ScLai.  8^  Lond.  1678. 


An  Historical  Narration,  conceming  Heresy,  and  thc 

Punishment  thereof.  fol.  Lond.  1680. 

Historia  Ecclesiastica  Carmine  Elegiaco  concinnata.  8* 


Aug.  Trinob.  Lond.  1688. 

Thorose  Hobbesii  Vita.  Carmen.  4*  Loiut.  1679. 

An^l.  fol.  Lond.  1680. 


Behemolh.     The  History  of  the  Civil  Wars  of  England 

from  1640  to  1660,  translated  from  the  original  written  m 
Latin  verse  by  him.^^elf.  12®  1680. 

ViU.  8"  Carolop.  1681. 

12«  Carolop.  1681. 

4«  Carolop.  1682. 


Hobbs's  Tripos,  in  three  Discourses.     I.  Of  Humane 

Nature.    II.  De  Corpore  politico.    III.  Of  Liberty  and  Ne* 
cessity.  8»  Lond.  1684. 

His  Principles  on  Self-preservatioD  ezamined.  19* 


HOBBS  (S.)  V.  SCHILANDER. 

HOBBS  (stephen)  Margarita  Chyrurgica.     Containing  a  com- 
pendioos  Practice  of  Chyrurgerie.  12*  Lond.  1610. 

HOBBY  (tHO  )  V.  CASTIGLIONE. 

HOBHOUSE  (THos.)  Elegy  to  the  Memory  of  Dr.  S.  Johnson. 

4«  Lond.  1785. 

Kings  Weston  Hill,  a  Poem.  4«  Lond.  1787. 

-  HOBLYN  (ROB.)  BibUotheca  Hoblyniana.  8»  Lond.  1769. 
HOBOKEN  (sic)  NovusDuctusSalivalisBlasianus.  12»   UliraJ. 

1663, 

HOBOKEN 


H  O  C 

HOBOKEN  (Nic.)  Disp.  de  Dysenteria.  4«  Uhr.  1662. 
■  Oratio  fuDebris  Ph.  Conr.  Comitis  de  Benlheinu 

UUr.  166B. 

«. Anatomia  SecundinaB  humanfls.  8®  UUraf.  1669. 

12°  UUraj.  1672. 


— r~-  De  Sede  Anims,  $eu,  Mentis  humanse,  in  Corpore  ho- 
mano.  12<»  Trfl;.  arf  Rh.  1669. 

Oratio  valedictoria,   de  Academiarum  Schdianunqiie 


Communione.  4®  &ei7if.  1669. 

Coguitio  physio1ogica*medica«  4*  UUraj.  1670. 

Oratio  de  professionis  medics  cum  mathematica  coo- 


junctione.  4°  Hard.  1670. 

Anatomia  Secundince  Vitulinae.  12®  UUrqj.  1675. 


HOBSON  (john)  The  Armhiian  haUered,  who  halting  between 
the  Protestants  and  Papists  ftll  into  despair.  Or  tbe  wicked 
life  and  tragical  death  of  John  Hobson,  by  T.S.  4°  1641. 

JIOBSON  (paul)  A  Garden  inclosed,  and  Wisdom  justified  onfy 
of  her  Cbildren.  12«  Lond.  1647. 

p  Practical^Divinity.  12®  Lmd.  1646. 

A  Treatise  containing  three  Things.     I.  A  Discowy 

of  the  Burthen  of  Sinne  to  a  Heart  sensible  of  Sin.  U.  The 
restlesse  Rcsolution  of  a  Soule  to  returne  to  God,  who  is  sensible 
of  bis  withdmwings.  III.  A  Discovery  of  the  lilntertainment 
that  Hearts  meet  with  in  their  retum  to  God.  12®  Lond.  165d. 
Fourteen  Queries  and  ten  Absurdities  about  the  Extent 


of  Christ's  Deatb,  the  Power  of  ihe  Creatures,  the  Justice  of 

God  in  condenjning  some  and  saving  others,  answered.     12^ 

JLond.  1635. 
HOBSON  (THO.)  Christianity  the  Light  of  the  Moral  World.    A 

Poem.  4®  Lond.  1745. 
HOBY  {Sir  ed.)  v.  cognet. 
-  ■  Letter  to  Mr.  T.  H.  late  Minister :  now  Fugitivc.    4* 

Lond.  1609. 

A  Counter  Snarle  for  Ishmael  Rabshacheh.    4®    Lond. 


1613. 
HOC   (lud.  petr.  le)  Qusestio  medica.     An   aqua  vitse,  aqut 

mortis?  4®  Par.  1729. 
HOCCLEVE(thos,)  Poeras  selected  from  a  MS.  inthe  posses- 

sion  of  G.  Mason.     With  a  Preface,  Notes  and  Glossary.    4* 

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HOCHSTAT  (joh.  wil.)  Eventus  Vulnerum  Partium  Abdominii. 

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HOCH^TEITEHUS  (joh.  phil.)  Dissert.de  KE^DAAAAriA.    4«  ' 

Jen.  iGbS. 
Ht)CHb  IttATEN  (jacob)  Destructio  Cabale,  contra  Joh.  Reuch- 

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Causi^  prestivativis,  Kegimine  et  CuraMorbi  Gallici.     4®    Ar* 

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^OCUS,   r.  LEGERDEMAIV. 

cutk,  i.e.  Gloria  Regni,  Hymni  in  Honorem  Regni  Di*  . 

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30N  (joiin)  Sion  and  Pamassus.     Or  Epigrams  on 

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rho.  Mori  Vita  et  Exodus.     Or  thc  History  of  Sir 

More.  8«  Lond,  1652. 

Q,  (mich.  de)  Qusestio  medica.    An  febres  omnes  a  ' 

4»  Par,  1682. 

FEIN,   V.  VVETTERSTEINT. 

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^  Lond,  1758. 

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(anth.)  Trial  for  adultery  between  Anthony  Hodges 

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(jAMEs)  The  present  State  of  England,  as  to  Coin,  and 

harges.  S^  Ix)nd.  1697. 

(john)   The  true  and  only  Causes  of  the  Want  of 
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How  to  revive  the  Golden  age.  fol. 

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(XATH.)  Vindicia?  Medicinae  et  Mevliconim.    Apology 
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Loimologia,  sive,  Pestis  Londinensis  Historia.  To  which 
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Angl,  S^  Lond,  1720. 

Oratio  Harveiana.  4^  Lond,  1684. 

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The  plainest  Directions  for  true  Writing  of  English. 
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(THO.)  V.  WATSON. 

A  GHmpse  of  God^s  Glory.    A  Fast  Sermon.  4'  Lond. 

The  Growth  and  spreading  of  Haeresie.    A  Fast  Ser- 

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The  hoary  Head  crowned.     A  Funeral  Sermon  on 
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Inaccessible  Glory,  or  the  Impossibility  of  seeuig  God'i 
lilst  we  are  in  the  Body.  Funeni  SeTmon  ^  ^ 
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IIOIX^ES  (tho.)  Trtatwe  on  Praycr.  W  Lt>nd.  1656. 

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A  Sermon  before  the  University  of  Cambridge.    4*    Loni* 

1685. 
HODGES  (walter)  Letter  occasioned  by  his  Interpretation  of 

Elohim,  which«is  shewn  to  be  contradictory  to  the  Doctrineof 

the  New  Testament.    To  which  is  added  a  Letter  to  Mr.  Jor- 

tin  in  vindication  of  Dr.  Middleton  from  a  Charge  of  Infide* 

lity.  8*  Lond.  1752.  , 

HODGES  (william)  An  humblc  Representation  of  tbe  Seameii'i 

Misery,  in  the  Loss  and  Abuse  of  them  in  their  PaymenL   fol 

1694. 
— —  Proposals  for  Encburaeement  of  Seamen.    4^    LonnL 

16d5. 

Great  6ritain's  Groans :  or  an  account  of  tlie  oppres^ 


sion  of  the  Loyal  Seamen  of  England.  4^  1695. 

Tbe  Groans  of  the  Poor,  the  Misery  of  Traders,  and 


theCalamityofthePublick.  4«  Lond.  1696. 

Ruin  to  Ruinj  after  Misery  to  Misery ;  or  a  Complaint 


for  the  Seamen.  4<^  Lond.  1699. 
HODGES  (wM.)  Travels  in  India  during  the  Years  1780, 81, 82 

and  83.  4«  Lond.  1793. 
fiODGKlN  (JOH.)  Caliigraphia  et  Poecilographia  Graeca.    foL 

LondAlM. 
HODGKIN  (s.)  A  caution  tq  the  Sons  of  Sion  in  answer  to  Jere-  • 

miah  Ives*s  Book,  intituled,  The  grefU  Case  of  Conscience  opened, 

i^  Lond.  1660. 
HODGKIN  (w.)  A  Short  and  eafsy  Method  of  working  the  Eule 

of  Practice.  8*»  Lond.  1731. 
HODGSON  (e.)  r.  williams. 
HODGSON  (jAMEs)  The  Doctrine  of  Fhixions,  founded  on  Sir 

Isaac  Newton'8  Method.  4«  Ijond.  1736. 
HODGSON  (j.)  Love,  Kindness  and  due  Respect,  by  way  of  varih 

ing  to  the  Parliament  of  Enijland.  4^  Lond.  1659. 
HODGSON  (j.)  Disp.  de  XAnpnsi.  4°  Lm^.  Bat.  1677. 
HODGSON  (Luc.)  Disput.  de  Catarrho.  4"  Lug.  Bai.  1686. 
HODGSON  (M.)  V.  HUMB. 
HODGSON  (wM.)  The  Cominonwealth  of  Reason.    S^    LmL 

1795. 
HODIERNA   (gio.   bat.)  Directionum  Physico-theoricaj  opui^ 

astronomicum.  4®  Panorm.  1629. 

'  ■  Opuscoli  Fisici.  4°  Palerm.  1641. 

■  De  Systemate  Orbis  Conietici;  deque  admiraDdisCoeli 
Characteribus.  4°  Panorm.  1654. 

■  Medicseorum  Ephemerides.  4®  Panonn.  1656. 
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Panorm.  1656. 
"'  Protei   coelestis  Vertigines  seu  Syslema  Saturai.    4* 

Panorm.  1657. 
HODSKINSON  (josepb)  Plain  and  useful  instruction  to  FameiB. 

9»  Lond. 

t  HODSON 


H  OE 

^  (j.)  Jesus  Christ,  the  True  God  and  only  object  of  sit^ 
adoration.  2  vols.  12^  Lond.  1787. 
-  The  Young  Christian^s  Introductioh  to  the  Knowledge 
God  and  Saviour  Jesus  Christ.  129  Lond.  1788. 

•  A  Catechism  on  tbe  Christian  Name  and  the  Nature 
3aptismal  Vow.  12^  Lond.  1797. 

•  Medical  facts.  Submitted  to  the  consideration  of  the 
d.  12«  Lond,  1799. 

s'  (leon.)  Sermon  on  Heb.  I.  7.  4°  Lond.  1652. 

^  (sBPT.)  The  Great  Sin  of  withbolding  Com ;  and  the 

of  all  Men  in  Timesof  Scarcity.  ASermon.    8^  Lond. 

'  An  Address  on  the  present  Scarcity  and  high  Price  of 

ons.  8«  Lond.  1795. 

^  (wM.)  Sancta  Peccatrix.  16^ 

^  (wM.)  Zoraida,  a  Tragedy.    With  observations  on 

y.  8«  Lond.  1780. 

EDW.)  V.  GIFFARD. 

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•  Anglicani  novi  schismatis  redargutio,  seu  Tractatus 
Schisma.  Gr.  Lat.  4^  Oxon,  1691. 

•  Answer  to  a  Treatise  of  Ecclcsiastical  History,  by  H. 
and  entitled  The  unreasonahleness  qf  a  SepareUion  from, 
9  Bishops.  To  which  are  added  tbe  Canons  from  the 
ian  Ms.  omitted  by  Mr.  Hody.  4®  Lond.  1691. 

•  Letter  to  a  Friend»  conceming  a  Collection  of  Canons 
be  deceitfully  omitted  in  the  Oxford  TreatUe  against 

.  4<>  Lond.  1692. 

The  Case  of  Sees  vdcant  by  an  uncanonical  deprivation. 
i.  1693. 

The  Rcsurrection  of  the  (same)  Body  asserted.  8* 
1694. 

De  Bibliorum  Textibus  originalibus,  Versionibiis  Grae- 
.atina  vulgata:  Lib.  IV.  Praemittetur  Aristeae  Historia» 
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De  Groecis  illustribus  Linguse  Grecas  Instauratoribu.s 
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TTH.)  ab  Hoenegg.  Dissertatio  Theologica  Anti-Ponia« 
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JTETTER,    V.  HKCHSTETTER. 

)TETTERUS  (car.  frid.)  Exercit.  de  Zoophytis.  4» 
JTETTERUS  (joh.  phil.)  Dissert.  de  Cinnamomo.    4» 

ro. 

(cHR.  van)  De  Spe,  Oratiimcula.  4P  Roit.  1698. 

i.  3  D  HOECKE 


HO  F 

HOECKE  (MARfKus  van)  Exercit  de  Scientia  media.    4^    Vkr; 

1685. 
*"  Exercitat  ad  Librum  Augustini  de  Unitate  Ec4:letig, 

4«  uur.iem. 

HOEFERUS  (hen.  ant.)  Disaert  de  Ulcere  cacoetiieo  Mciter 

curando.  4*»  Gicss,  1795. 
HOEFERUS  (woLFG.)  Hercules  Medicus^  siye  Locorum  commo- 

nium  Liber.  12»  1665. 

2  tom.  4«  Norib.  1675. 

HOEFFT  (geo.  jac.)  De  virgine  stuprata  a  stuprafeore  aon  do* 

tanda.  4^  Giess.  1712. 
HOEFNAGEL  (georg.)  Icones  Insectarum^  Florumj  et  Fnic- 

tuum.  4»  Franc.  1592. 
HOEFNAGEL  (j.)  Insectarum  Tolatilium  Icones.    4«    Amsi. 

1630. 
HOEGGERUS  (seb.)  Dissert.  de  Saliva.  4«  Bm.  1695. 

Dissert.  de  Salivs  statu  morboso.  4<^  Bas.  1696. 

HOELLINGIUS  (jo.  conr.  steph.)  Dissert.  de  Baetaiis  Tetenim. 

4»  Lips.  1724. 
HOELTICH  (henk.  anton.)  De  natur»  admirandis  in  Luce,  ob« 

•ervationes  optic».  4^^  VUemh.  1704. 
HOENIUS  (ANT.)  Disp.  deBello.  4«  Frank.  1645. 
HOENONIUS  (ant.)  Epicedion  de  morte  Philippi  Melanthoais* 

4»  Viteb.ibm. 
HOEPPIUS  (joH.  MART.)  Dissert  de  Irae  energia  ad  morboapro- 

ducendum.  4^  Hal.Mag.  1720. 
HOERIUS  (JOH.  GOTT.)  Augusta  Numismata.  8**  Miserut. 
HOESCIIELIUS  (DAN.)  Exercit  de  Actu  et  Potentia.  4*  Wiub. 

1606. 
HOESCHELIUS   (dav.)    v.  andronicus  Rhodiux    appianus. 

ATHANASIUS.   COMMENA.    CONSTANTINOPOLIS.    DICJBARCHUS.  OEO« 
GRAPHIA.   HORAPOLLO.    MARGUNIUS.   ORUS.    PHILO.    PHOTIU8. 

HOEST  (DAN.  de)  Disput.  de  Vomitu.  4»  Lug.  Bat.  1670. 
HOEST  (Nic.  de)  Disput.  de  Sputo  Sanguinis.  4''  Lugd.  1689. 
HOESTENERUS  (joh.)  Thematade  Anima  vegetante.  4«  MariK 

1591. 
HOET  (gerard)  Les  principaux  Fondemens  du  Dessein^  les  Fi* 

gures  gravees  par  Pierre  Bodart.  fol.  Lcyd.  1723. 
HOET  (simon)  Disput.  de  Motu,  Graviute  &  Levitate.    4*  Lug. 

Bat.  1669. 
HOETENSCHLEBIUS  (anan.)  Disput  de  Constitutione  SdeD- 

tiffi  naturalis.  4<»  Witeb.  1609. 

gOEVEN  (conr.  van)  Disput  de  Pleuritide.  4»  C/&r.  1663. 
OEVEN  (Nia  van)  Dissert.  de  Tutdis.  4«  Lug.  Bat.  1719. 
HOEVENAAR  (hubert)  Oratio  de  Laudibus  Studii  Literarii.  4P 

GonncA.  1717. 
HOEUFFT  (leon.)  Disput.  de  Mandato.  4<>  Lu^.  Bat.  1716. 
HOEY  (mr.  van)  Letters  and  Negotiations  on  his  EmlnLssy,  ftom 

the  States  General  to  the  King  of  France.  8^  Lcmd.  1743. 
HOFEL  (henning)  Centurise  tres  Theaium  phiiosophicanim.    4P 
Hiim.  1659. 

HOFEMIANUS 


H  O  F 

tlOFEMIANUS  (j.  c.)  Dialogus^  ioscriptuft  Hermotimi  nomine. 

4«  B(u.  1570. 
HOFERUS  (CHR.)  Disput.  de  Loco.  4^  Lips.  1696. 
HOFERUS  (JOH.)  Dissert  de  Nostalgia.  4*  Ba$.  1678. 
HOFFBAUER  (frid.  wa)  Qusestio^  an naturaU  homines  vatici* 

nandi  faculUte?  4P  Hal.  Mag.  1698. 
HOFFMAN.    The  Tragedy  of  Hoflfinan  or  a  Revengc  for  a 

Fatber.  ^^  Lond.  1631. 
HOFFMAN  (abr.)  Dissert.  de  Cholera.  4<»  Lips.  T69S. 
HOFFMAN  (bbnj.)  AFareweli  Sermon.  4«  Lond.  1683. 
HOFFMAN   (JN.)  Prophetic  Letter  to  King  Georgc,  kc.  13* 

Lond.  171|. 
HOFFMAN  (j.  p.)  Disput.  de  Asiarchis.  4»  Hal.  Sax.  1716. 
HOFFMANN  (anton.)  Dissert.  de  PhiIoso{^ia  et  summa  ejus« 

dem  Gradu.  4^  Marp.  Catt.  1643. 
HOFFMANN  (benj.)  Historia  Cycli  Dionystani  ctim  Argumentii 

Paschahbus.  4»  Fit.  1718. 
HOFFMANN  fjo.  chr.)  Oost  Ind.  Voyage.  8«  CasseL  168a 
HOFFMANNUS  (casp.)  v.  bartholinus.  scherbius. 
HOFFMANNUS  (chb.)  Disput.  de  Generatione  prima.    4o  Er/. 

1645. 
— —  Disput.  de  Elementorum  loco,  &c.  4®  Witt.  1646. 
HOFFMANNUS  (chr.  benj.)  Dissert.  de  Occultatione  Poetica. 

4P  Yitemh.  1702. 
HOFFMANNUS  (chr.  god.)  Dissert.  de  Senio  Eruditorum.    4^ 

Lips.\n\. 

■  De  Nsvis  Jurisprudentiffi  Germanicae.  4*  Hal.  Mofg^ 
1720. 

■  Nova  Scriptorum  ac  Monumentorumj  partim  ranssimo* 
rum,  partim  ineditorum,  Collectio.  tom.  1 .  prffiter  alia  sseculi 
XVI  Monumenta  Sam.  Guichenoni  Bibliothecam  SsBbiisianaiQ 
et  Paridis  de  Crassis  Diarium  Cur.  Rom.  complexus.  4^  Lips^ 
1731. 
HOFFMANNUS  (conrad.  philip)  Discursus  de  Die>  ac  Nocte^ 
Nuptiali.  4^  Rcgiom.  1720. 

■  De  Matrimonio  Sexagenarii  cum  Quinqiia^nariat 
Senis  cum  Juvencula,  et  Vetuke  cum  Juvene.  4®  JR^giQm^ 
1723. 

•  Schediasma  de  insignioribus  PuerperiiTemporibus.    41^ 


'   Hal.  Mag.  1723. 

HOFFMANNUS  (dan.)  Annotationes  medicas  ad  Hypotheses 

Goveyanas  de  generatione  Fcetus  ejusque  Partu.    8*    Franc* 

1719. 
HOFFMANNUS  (euchakius)  Musicae  practicae  Praecepta.  cuni 

Pref.  J.  Rungii.  l^  Hamb.  1588. 
HOFFMANNUS  (frid.)  v.  potier. 
■  Dissertationes  cse&raeque  Lucubrationes  AcademicaD, 

4^  Hal.Mag. 

Propempticon  de  Prudentia  Medici  circa  Gravidarum 


€orpora.  4* 

V  H0FFMANNU8 


H  O  F 

HOFFMANNUS  (prid.)  De  Methodo  medendi,  juxta  Seriem 

Wallaeianam.  Cum  Prffif.  Joh.  Michaelis.  4»  Lips.  1668. 
■  ■  Cardianastrophe  admiranda,  observata  in  Anatomia  Ca- 

daveris  Sexus  Fceminei.  4*  Lips.\67\. 
■■  Exercit.  de  Acidi  et  Viscidi,  pro  stabiliendis  omnium 

morborum  causis,  et  alcali  fluidi,  pro  iisdem  debellandis,  in  suf- 

ficienlia,  12«  Franc,  1689. 

De  Cinnabari  Antimonii  Exercitatio.     12*    Frmcqf. 


1689. 

Dissert.  de  Afiectu  Cataleptico  rarissimo.     4*    Frtmc, 


169S. 

Ad  Fundatorem  novse  Philosophiae  spiritualis  respon- 


sio.  4°  HaL  1694. 

Propempticon  de  Pane  grossiori  Westphaloruni.    P 


HaL  1695. 

Propempticon  de  vapore  carbonum  fossilium.  4*  HaK 


Mag.  \695. 

'  Epistola  gratulatoria  ad  B«  Bamstorffiam.     4^    Hai. 


Mag.  1696. 

>  Dissert.  de  Studiis  per  Regulas  diaeteticas  facilitandi». 


et  de  prolongenda  Literatorum  Vita.  12®  HaL  1697. 

Demonstrationes  physicee    curios^.    4®    HaL  Mag. 


170a 
Observationes  Barometrico-Meteorologic»  ct  Epide* 

micae  Hallenses  Anni  MDCC.  4<>  HaL  Mag.  1701. 
■  ■  De  officio  boni  Theologi  cx  idca  boni  Mcdici,  Oratio. 

4»  HaL  Mag.  1702. 

Fundamenta  Medicinae.  12*  HaL  Mag.  1703. 

-  Dissertationes  Physico-medicae  selectiores.    8*    Lugd. 


Bat.  1708. 

*       Dissert.  de  Diaboh  potentia  in  corpora.    4®  HaL  Mag» 
1712. 

40  HaL  Mag.  1725. 


Dissertationum  Physico-medicarum  decas.     §•    lAtg„ 

Bat.  1713. 

Anweisung  zur  Gesundheit.  2  tom.  8®  HaL  1715. 

Propempticon  de  medicina  ab  omni  Hypothcsi  vindi* 


canda.  4»  HaL  Mag.  1719. 

Medicina  Jlationalis  systematica.  4  tom.  4®  HaL  Mag, 


I71b— 39. 

Medicina  Consultatoria.    10  Part.    4  tom.    4®     HaL 


1721,3. 

Observationes  physico-chymicae  selectiores.     4*    HaL 


1722. 

Unterricht,  wie,  ein  Mensch  sein  Leben  &  Gesundheit 


lang  conserviren  konne.  8^  Vlm.  1722. 

Opuscula  phyfciico-roedica.  2  tom.  8®  Ulm.  1725. 

Disquisitio  de  Fato  physico  &  medico  ejusque  rationali 


explicatione.  4°  HaL  Mag,  1727. 

Les  Vertus  mediciuales  de  TEau  commune;  ausqu^les 


on  a  joint  la  Dissertation  de  Mr.  de  Mairan  sur  la  Glace.  2  tom. 
12°  Par.  1730.  HOFFMANNUS 


H  O  F 

HOFFMANNUS  (frid.)  Sammlungr  aiuerleaener  Cawium.    4* 
Hal.  1735. 

>  ConsiiUationum  et  Responsonim  Medicinalium  Centu- 

riaBlII.  4t^  Hal.MU. 
— —  Opuscula  medico-practica.  4®  Hal.  1786. 

Medica»^  politicus,  sive,  Regulae  Prudenti»  secundum 


quas  Mcdicus  juvenis  studia  sua  et  vits  rationem  dirigere  de- 

bet.  12«  Lugd,  Bat.  1738. 

Opueicula  pathologico-practica.  4*  HaLM.  1738. 

Opuscula  medica  varii  Argumenti.  4®  HaL  1739. 

Opuscula  Thcologico  physico-medica.  4"  i/a/,  1740. 

Exercitalio  de  optima  philosophandi  Ratione.  4*  Hal. 

Mag.  I7il. 

Preefatio  de  diflferente,  Artis  medicse,  et  Medicorum, 


Conditione,  et  Statu.  4»  Lond.  1741. 
— "'     ■    Commentarius  de  diflerentia  inter  ejus  doctrinam  me- 

dico-mechanicam  et  Georgii  Em.  Stahlii  medico-organicam. 

Cum  PraBfatione  S.  E.  E.  Cohausen.  8®  Pranc,  1746. 

Disput.  de  Modo  Visionis.  4»  1750. 

On  the  virtues  and  effects  of  Asses  Milk.    8®  *  Lond. 


1754. 

On  the  virtues  and  uses  of  Whey.  8*^  Lond.  1761. 


HOFFMANNUS  (geo.  god.)  Dissert  de  prscipuis  medicatit 

Germanis  Fontibus  eorumque  Eicamine  cbymico-mechanico. 

4«  HaLMag.  1724. 
HOFFMANNUS  (gottf,)  Lectiones  in  Zittavensi  Gymnasio.  4« 

Ziet.  1709. 
HOFFMANNUS  (jacob)  Disquisitiones  de  Sensibus  extemis.  4* 

Gryph.  1612. 
HOFFMANNUS  (joannes  gulielmus)  Ad  Legem  Juliam,  de 

Adulteriis  coercendis  Liber  singularis.  4"  Franc.  V.  1732. 
HOFFMANNUS  (j.  jac.)  v.  roma. 

■  Dissert.  de  Gradu  Magistrorum.  4"  Regiom.  1713, 

"HOFFMANNUS  (joh.  joach.)  Disput  de  Efficiente  et  Fine,   4^ 

Witt.  1665. 
HOFFMANNUS  (joh.  just.)  Disput.  de  Dysenteria.    4«    Jen. 

1684.  ^  ^ 

HOFFxMANNUS  (j.  m.)  p.horne. 
HOFFMANNUS  (joh.  mart.)  Exercit.  de  Paralysi,    4»    Jen. 

1682. 

-^ Disput.  de  Ictero.  4«  Jen.  1685. 

HOFFMANNUS  (joh.  MAUR.)  Theses  de  Pinguedine.    4»  Altd. 

1674.  ^ 


De  Paroxysmis  febrilibus,  asthmaticis,  epilepticis,  co- 

licis  et  hystericis.  4P  Aitd.  1675. 

Laboratorium  novum  Chemicum  apertum  medicinsB 


cultoribus.  4»  AUd.  1683. 

Idea  Machina;  humans   Anatomico-Physiologica  ad 


Observationes  recentiores  confprmata  et  ad  Methodum  Sectio«i 
num  solennium  accommodata.  4®  AUdorf,  1703.   . 

HOFFMANNUS 


H  O  F 

HOFFMANNUS  (joh.  maur.)  DisquiMtio  Corporis  humani  anft» 

lomico-pathologica.  4<*  Alt»  Nor.  1713. 
•- Acu  Laboratorii    chemici   Altodorfini.    4^    Narimb. 

1719. 

Syntagma  pathologico-therapeuUcum,  ad  Job.  Hart- 


manni  Praxin  ehymiatricam  concinnatum.     Una  cum  Prolu- 

sionibns  XLIV  de  Remediorum  Delectu.  4^  Norimb.  1727. 
HOFFMANNUS  (laur.)  Commentatio  de  Usu  et  Abuau  Medi* 

camentonim  chymicorum.  4®  Hal  1611. 
HOFFMANNUS  (leonh.  wilibold)  Bcricht  um  wa»  vor  Zeit 

die  mancherley  Gold  &  Silbem  Munz  sorten  auf  kommcQttiid. 

4*  Numb.  1680. 

Ander-theilige  Fortseizung,  &c.  4«  Numb.  1689. 

HOFFMANNUS  (martin)  Exercit.  de  Facie  Mosis^  quam  pia- 

gunt  comuti.  4«  Witt.  1670. 
HOFFMANNUS  (matth.)  Viridarium  Spiritus  Sancti,  ex  Plaatis 

Biblicis.  8»  Jen.  1671. 
HOFFMANNUS  (mauritius)  Florae  Alldorffin»  Delici»  Sylves- 

tres,  et  Hortenses.  4»  AUdorf.  1663. 

^ 4«  Altdorf.  1677. 

4»  Aitdorf.  1703. 


'  Botanotheca  Laurembergiana.  4^  Ahdoff,  1663. 
4«  AUdorf  1693. 


Prudenti»  medicffi  ex  San^uine  pro  Saiute  mortaliuni 

agendorum  rationes  exponentis  fuDdamenta.  12®  AUd,  1672L 

Disput.  XL  de  Sciagraphia  morborum  contagiosorum. 


4^  AUd.  1673. 
m  Historia  Agni  Monstrosi.  12*  Amst.  1677. 

Historia  Vituli  monstrosi.  12®  Affist.  1677. 

Montis  Mauriciani  Descriptio  Medico-Botanica. 


AUdorf.  1694. 

HOFFMANNUS  (paulus)  Metallurgia  vapulans.  4»  Mit.  1689. 
HOFFMANNUS  (renatus)  Disputatio  de  Conceptibus  Dei  se» 

cundis  ex  lumine  naturee  demonstrHbilibus.  4*  Kost.  1697. 
HOFFMANNUS  (tho.)   Disput.  de  Hydrope.    4P    M.   Catt. 

1614. 
Dissert.  de  Haemoptysi  et  Empyemate.    49    M.  Catt. 

1615. 
HOFFMANNUS  (valent.)  Laus  depositionis  Bcanorum.  4*  Jen, 

1657. 
HOFFMANSEG  (m.  Le  Comte)  Voyagc  en  Portugal,  redige 

parM.Link.  8P  Pdr.  1805. 
HOFFMANSWALDAU  (chr.  ab)  Ubersetzungen  und  Getichte. 

8«  BresL  1679. 
HOFFMEISTER  (ben.)  Theses  de  Angelorum  compositione.  4* 

Marp.  1593. 
HOFFMEISTER  (joh.  herm.)  De  Eclipsi  Solis  qu»  die  Pas« 

sionis  Domini  accidit  Dissertatio.  4^  Witt.  1683. 
HOFFMEISTER  (jo.  rodolph.)  Panacea  Nominis  Jesu.     12^ 

Tig.  1653. 

HOFFSTADT 


H  OF 

HOFFSTADT  (joh.  dan.)  Dissert.  de  generatione  salium  inoi^- 

bosorum  in  corpore  humano.  4®  HaL  Mag,  1702. 
HOFFSTADT  (joh.  diet.)  DisaerL  dc  tbertaca  coelesti.     *• 

WiiL  1691. 
HOFFVVENIUS  (petb.)  Hippocrates  de  circuitu  sanguinis.    4« 

Lug.  Bat.  1659. 
HOFM AN  (abr.)  Exercit.  de  Generatione.  4«  Lips.  1685. 
HOFMANN  (joan.  ceo.)  Distert.  de  Nive.  4»  Witi.  1665. 
HOFMANN  (JOH.  pbil.)  Dissert.  de  Labiis  LeporiBis.    4<^   Hei* 

delb.  1686. 
HOFMANN  (paul)  Exercit.  de  Morbis  Senum.  4^  Witt.  1698. 
HOFMANNUS  (abr.)  Disp.deAlviadstrictione.  4«  Erf.  1678. 
HOFMANNUS  (car.)  Diatriba  Chymico-Medica  de  Acido  vi- 

trioli  vinoeo.  4^  Norimh.  1733. 
HOFMANNUS  (caspar)  r.  jungebmannus. 
■  De  Usu  Lienis,  secundum  Aristotdm  Liber  siBgufafis. 

120  x.ip5. 1615. 

* Variarum  Lectionum  Libri  6.  12*  Lips.  1619. 

Comment  in  Galenum,  de  Usu  Partium  Corporis  hu* 


mani.  fol.  Franc,  M.  1625. 

De  Generatione  Hominis,  centra  Mundinum  Mnndi^ 


nium^  et  de  Formarum  Orig^ne  secundum  Arisiotelem.    foL 
Franc.  ad  M.  1629. 

•  De  Usu  Lienis,  Cerebri  et  de  Icboribus.  12*  Lug.  B. 


1639. 

Pathologia  parva.  12«  Jai,  1640. 

-  Animadv.  in  Comm.  Montani  Libros  quinque  de  Mor- 


bis,  et  Th.  Erastse  Anatomen  eorundem,  nec  non^  Ant-Erastica 
ejusdem  Monlani>  cum  Auctuario,  de  Causa  contincnte.  12^ 
Affist.  1641. 

De  LocUaflectis.  Libri  lU.  12^  Nanh.  1642. 

Relatio  historica  Judicii  Acti  in  Campis  Elysiis  contr» 


Galenum.  12»  Norimh.  1642. 
— —  Institutiones  medics.  4*  Lugd.  1645. 

Opuscula  medica.  4°  Lut.  Par.  1647. 

Institutionum  suarum  roedicarum  Epitome.    12*  Par., 


1648. 

12*  Heideib.  1672. 


Isagc^e  medica*^uabus  Orationibus  proposita.     Edit, 

ab  Jacob.  Pancrat.  Brunone.    Cui  accessit  ejusdem  Oratio  de 
Vita  Hofmanni.  12*  Curia  Narisc.  1661. 

Tractatus  de  Febribus.  12*  Tuhing.  1663. 

ApologiaproGaleno^sive  XPHITOMAQEinN  Libri  IIL 


Edit.  a  Guidone  Patino.  2  tom.  4*  Lugd.  166S. 

De  INfedicamentis  officinalibus,  Libri  II.  4*  Jen.  1686. 


HOFMANNUS(cHBisT.)  Di8put.de Causis.  4*  Witt.ldU. 
HOFMANNUS  (gbo.  babn.)  Theses  de  Erysipelate.    4*  Arg. 

HOFMANNUS  (henbicus)  De  Octantis  Utilitate,  hbcllus.    4« 

Jbi.  1612. 
HOFMANNUS  (joh.  jac.)  Lexicon  universale.  2  vol.  fol.  Bas. 

1677.  HOFMANNtS 


H  O  G 

HOFMANNUS  (joh.  jac.)  Lexici  uriiversalis  CohtinuatiO.   ftl 

Bas.  1683. 
»'  4  tom.  fol.  Lug.  B,  1698. 

HOFMANNUS  (m.  andr.)  Disput.  de  Eclipsibu»  teiTeBtrilnis* 

4«  1699. 
HOFHEIMERUS  (paulus)  HartnoniaB  Poeticffi.     12^    Narimk. 

1539. 
HOFMEISTERUS  (joh.)  Loci  communes  Rerum  Theolo^ci* 

rum«  quae»  liodie^  in  Controversia  agitantur.  8^  IngoUt,  1547. 
— — 'HomiiiaB  in  Evangelia  Dominicalia,  et  Festivatia.    8* 

Ant.  1549. 

Sacrificii  Missae  Assertio,  cum  Exposit  Precum  ac  Ce- 


remoniarum  quotidianarum.  16^  Anl.  1552. 
HOF-STEDE  en  Land-huys  door  Karel  Stevens,  Jan  Libaut,  Joh. 

Schroederus  en  Olivier  de  Serres.  4°  Dordr,  1662. 
HOFSTETER  (joH.*AD.)  Dissert.de  ANOPEEIA.  4»  Jen.  1687* 
-'■  Epist.  grat.  ad  Dn.  J.  Kanoldum*    4®    Hal. 

Mag.  1704. 

-  Epist.  grat.  ad  Dn.  J.  Pctermanntmi.  4^  HaL 


Mag.  1704. 
HOFSTETERN  (johan.  adam)  Der  Zinnobers.  4«  Lips,  1708. 

4«  Schleswig.  1711. 

HOG  (sTYCHo)  Disput.  de  Nobilitate.  4®  Hafn.  1621. 

HOG  (THO.)  Memoirs  of  his  Life.  12«  Ediub.  1756. 

■  Abridgment  of  Memoirs  of  T.  Hog  by  W.  A.  Clarke. 

12«  Lond.  1779. 

HOGJEUS  (guL.)  17.  MILTON.    NORMANBIA. 

Paraphrasis  I:atina  in  duo  Poemata  Miltonis,  et  CIeve> 

landi.  4°  Loud.  1694. 

. Victa  Namura.  4<>  Lond.  1695. 

Ad  Gulielmum  III.  Carmen  triumphale«    4P    Loni. 


1697. 


Ad  Carolum  Duncombum  U^oa^vvnriKcv.  4®  Lond.  1699. 

Cato  divinus :   srve  Proverbia  Solomonis  Latino  Car- 

mine  reddita.  8°  Lond.  1699. 

Solomonis  Cantici  Canticorum  Paraphrasis  Poetica.  8* 


Lond.  1699. 

In  obitum  Gul.  Batesii  0^9iyn7ixoi^.  fol.  Lond.  1699. 

■ la  Obitum  Gulielmi  III.  ©^JivuTtKoy.  4^  Lond.  1702, 

Descriptio  Accipitris  Poetica.  ^^ 

n^o0-(px'y))7«xoy  ad   Anuara    Magnse    Britannie   Regi^ 


nam.  4^ 

in  obitum  Christiani  V  Regis  Danise.  4* 


HOGARTH  (ric)  Disputationes  grammaticales.  Eng.  8i  Lai.  9 

Lond.  1712. 
HOGARTH  (w.)  V.  NicHOLs. 

The  Analysis  of  Beauty.  4®  Lond.  1753. 

■  Biographical  Anecdotes  of,  and  Catalogue  of  his  Worki# 

by  J.  N:  8"  Lond.  1781. 

Hogarth  illustrated  by  J.  Ireland,    With  the  Suj^e- 


aient.  3  voh.  8»  Lond.  1791—1804. 

4  HOGEUNDfi 


H  O  J 

HOGELANDE  (cobn.  ab)  CogitatiOnes  de  Dei  Existentia  et 

Animx  Spiritalitate,  &c.  l^  Amst.  1646. 
HOGEUUS  (JOH.  ZACH.)   Disp.  de  Scorbato  hsreditario.    4^ 

Erf,  1705. 
HOGEM ADE  (jac.  van)  Disp.  de  Epilepsia.  4»  Lug.  Bat,  1666. 
HOGEN  (PETR.  van)  Disp.  de  Dysenteria  vera.    4*    Lugd.  Boi. 

1710. 
HOGERBETIUS  (pet.)  Poemata.  12»  Homa,  1606. 
HOGERSIUS  (theoph.)  r.  schelius. 
HOGG  (jAMEs)  Scottish  Pastorab,  Poems»  Song^,  &c.  mofitly 

written  inthe  Dialectof  the  South.  8»  Edin.  1801. 

The  Mountain  Bard.  12*  Edin.  1807. 

— —  The  Shepherd'8  Guide:  being  a  practical  Treatise  OQ 

the  Diseasesof  Sheep.  8«  Edinb.  1807. 
HOGG  (thos.)  St.  Michaers  Mount:  a  Poem.  4<>  Truro,  1811. 
HOGHELANDE  (ewaldus)  Historis  aliquot  Transrautationis 

metailicie.  Adjecta  est  Raymundi  Lullii  Vita.     12^     Col.  Ag. 

1604. 

Germ.  12«  Leip,  1604. 

HOGHELANDE  (theobaldus  de)  De  Alchemis  DiflScultatibus 

Libcr.  12*  Col,  Ag,  1594. 
HOGHENBERG  (nic.)  Introitus  Clementis  VII.  P.  et  CaroU  V. 

Imp.  in  Boloniam.  fol. 
HOGHTON  (john)  v.  howe. 
HOGHTON  \Sir  richd.)  v.  busheli. 
HOGIUS  (jusT.)  Disputatio  quiuta  Centuris  secdndse  qusestio- 

num  philosopbicarum  in  Wittebergensi  Academia  proposita. 

4«  Witt.lWK. 
HOGLANDIA.     Hoglandi»  Descriptio.  8«  Dmd.  1709. 
HOGS  Oiaracter  of  a  Projector.  4^  Lmd.  1642. 

We  have  brought  our  Hoffges  to  a  fine  market.   4® 

JLonrf.1648. 
HOGUET  (m.  db  la)  Nouvelles  Lettres  galantes  et  historiques. 

8»  Par.  1691. 
HOHBERG  (woLFF.)   Georgica  curiosa.     Germ.  tom.  2.    fol. 

Nwnb,  1682. 
HOHENBERGIUS,  r.  braun. 
HOHENBURG,  v.  hbrwabt. 
HOHENHEIM  (theoph.)  Spittal  Buch.  4«  1562. 
HOJELSINUS  (and.)  Dissert.  de  vens-sectionis  in  pede  gravi- 

darum  usu  tuto.  4<»  Hal.  M.  1724. 
HOJER  (PETB.)Di8sertdeRetractionibusEruditorum.    4»  Wiit. 

1685. 

Thcmata.  4»  Haun.  1722. 

HOJERUS  (CHR.  FRiD.)  Disput.  de  Cardialgia.  4«  Jen.  1688. 
HOJERUS  (hen.)  Conclusiones  de  colico  dolore.    4*    LiifJI 

1596. 
HOJUS  (and.)  Oratio,  de  novse,  apud  Europeeos,  Monarchis, 

pro  terapore,  et  ad  infrin^endam  Turcicse  Dominationis  impo- 

tentiam,  et  ad  stabiliendam  Christianse  Statum,  Utihtate.    4* 

1609. 
\oL.  UL  3  E  \VO\S£X$^ 


H  O  L 

HOLBEIN  (hans)  v,  biblia.  death.  erasmus.  mobs. 

Oeuvres.    Avec  Explicaiions ;  et  la  Vie  de  H.  Holbeifi 

par  Chr.  De  Mechel.  III  Part.  4°  Bas.  1780—90. 

Imitations  of  Original  Drawings  by  Hans  Holbein  in 


the  Collection  of  His  Majesty,  for  tbe  Portraits  of  illustrioiif 

Persons   of  the   Court  of  Henry  VIII.     Witb  biogpraphical 

Tracts.     Published  by  J.  Chamberlaine.  fol.  Lond.  1792. 
HOLBERG  (baron)  Introduction  to  universal  Histpry,  firom  the 

Laiin,  witb  Notes  by  Gregory  Sharp.  8®  Lond,  1735. 
HOLBERG  (ludvig)  Niels  Klims  Undeijordiske  Reise  oversat  af 

Jens  Ba^^gesen.  4°  Kiohen,  1789. 
HOLBERGIUS  (ludov.)  Ad  Virum  perillustrem  Epistola.    8» 

Franc,  1736. 
HOLBORNE  (rob.)  Readings  upon  the  Statute  of  Treasons.   4» 

(hf-  1642. 
HOLBROOKE  (w.)  v,  randall. 
HOLBROOKE  (wm.)  Love^s  complaint  for  want  of  entertainr 

ment,  a  Sermon.  49  Lond,  1609. 

HOLBY  (ilfr.)  V,  BEVERLEY. 

HOLCROFT  (FR.)  V.  milway. 

HOLCROFT  (thos.)  The  noble  Peasant,  a  comic  Opera.    8* 

Lond,  1784. 

— I The  Choleric  Fathers,  a  comic  Opera.  8*^  Lond.  1785. 

■»  An  Amorous  Tale  of  the  cbaste  Loves  of  Peter  the  Long 

and  Blanche  Bazu.  12°  Lond,  1786. 

• Sediiction;  a  Comedy.  8*  Lond,  1787. 

— ^—  The  school  for  Arrogance :  a  Comedy.  8®  Lond,  1791. 

— —  Anna  St.  Ives,  a  Novel.  7  vols.  12<>  Lond,  1792. 

'  Love's  frailties;  a  Comedy.  8°  Lond,  1794. 

■■  The  man  of  ten  thousand;  a  Comedy.  8®  Lond.  1796. 

— . Knave  or  not?  a  Comedy.  8°  Lond,  1798.        • 

Travcls  from  Hamburgh,  thro'  Westphalia,   Hollaiid 


and  the  Netherlands,  to  Paris.  2  vol.  4°  Lond,  1804. 
HOLDEFREUND  (chr.  barth.)  Disp.  de  Pancreatis  morbis.  4* 

Hal,  Mag,  1713. 
HOLDEN  (a.)  A  funeral  Sermon  on  R.  Wells.  8«  Lond.  1710. 
HOLDEN  {Dr,)  Letter  to  a  friend  on  Mr.  Blacldow^s  submittiilg 

writings  to  the  See  of  Rome.  4® 
HOLDEN  (henry)  Letter,  conceming  Mr.  White'8  Treatise  de 

tnedio  Animarum  Staiu,  49  Par,  1661. 
HOLDEN  (john)  An  Essay  towards  a  rational  System  of  Muaic. 

4»  Glasg,  1770. 
HOLDEN  (laur.)  A  Paraphrase  on  the  Books  of  Job,  Psalms, 

Proverbs,  and  Ecclesiastes.     With  Notes,  4  vol.    8^    Lond, 

1763. 

HOLDEN  (SAM.)  V,  COLMAN. 

HOLDER  (anth.)  A  discovery  of  two  unclean  Spirits.  4*  Lond. 

1657. 
HOLDER  {Mr,)  A  System  of  French  Accidence  and  Syntaz. 

12«  Lond,  1783. 

8«  Lond.  1790. 

HOLDER 


H  O  L 

HOLDER  (wiLL.)  A  Treatise  of  the  Principles  of  Harmony.    8^ 

Lond,  1694. 
-                A  Discourse  conceming  Time.  8^  Lond,  1694. 
^  Lond.  1701. 


Introductio  ad  Chronoloo^iam.  8*  Oxan.  1704. 


HOLDERNESS.    The  petition  of  the  Gentry  of  Holderness  with 
the  King's  Answer.  4**  Lond.  1642. 

HOLDERUS  (P.)  P.  BARNAVELT. 

HOLDING  (j.)  A  Fight  at  Sea  betweeh  Str  G.  Ayscue  and  ihe 

Hollanders  Fleet.  4«  Lond,  1652. 
HOLDSWORTH   (edw.)  Muscipula.     Lat.  &  Engl.   8«  Lond. 

1709. 

■  Dissertation  on  eight  Verses  in  the  second   Book  of 

Virgirs  Georgics.     To  which  is  added  a  new  edition  of  Mus- 
cipula.  4°  Lond.  1749. 

HOLDSWORTH  (richd.)  Aff  Inauguration  Sermon.    i^  Cainb. 

1642. 
TheValley  ofVision.  4°  Lond.  1651. 

■  Praelectiones  Theologicae.     Edit.  a  Ric.  Pearson.    fol. 
Lond.  1661. 

HOLDSWORTH  (wtlliam)  Natural  Short-Hand.  By  W.  Holds- 

worth  and  W.  Aldridge.  89  Lond. 
HOLDSVVORTH  (winch.)  A  Sermon,  in  which  the  Cavils  and 

false  Interpretations  of  Scripture  of  Mr.  Locke  and  others  against 

the  Resurrection  of  the  same  Body  are  examined  and  answered. 

8»  Ojf.  1720. 
HOLDTANUS  (sever.  joh.)  Themata  philosophica.    4«    Hqfn. 

1668. 
HOLE   (matthew)   Practical  Discourses   on  the  Liturgy.    8* 

Lond.  1714. 

^  Practical  Discourses  on  the  Offices  of  Baptism,  Con- 

firmation  and  Matrimony.  8®  Oxf.  1719. 
HOLE  (richd.)  Remarks  on  the  Arahian  Nights  Entertainments. 

8«  Lond.  1797. 
HOLENIUS  (ZACH.)  Dissert.  de  Dalekarlia.  4«  Ups.  1732. 
HOLFORD  (M.)  Gresford  Vale  and  other  Poeras     4^    Lotul. 

1798. 
HOLGERUS  (nic.)  Disputatio  III.  prohlematum  philosophico- 

rum.  4«  Wiit.  1623. 
HOLGERUS  Danus.  v.  bartholtnus. 

HOLIDAY  Rambie,  or,  a  Walk  to  Pancridge.  8«  Lond.  1703.    ^ 
HOLIDAYS.     Ordinance  of  the  Lords  against  Holydays.    fol. 

Lond.  1647. 
HOLINESS.    A  Discourse  conceming  the  Beauty  of  Holinesi. 

8»  Lond.  1679. 
HOLINSHED  (raph.)  Chronicles  of  England,  Scotland,  andlrc- 

land.  2  vol.  fol.  Land.  1577. 
— ^ Chronicles  of  England,  Scotland  and  Ireland.  4  volt. 

fol.  Lond.  1586 — 87.  [wiih  the  castrations.^ 

The  third  Volume ;  being  the  Chronicle  of 


England  beginning  Wm.  tbe  Conqueror.  fol.  Lond. 

HOLKMANN 


H  OL 

HOLKMANN  (ioh.  HEni.)  Spedmen  leciiiidm  Medkio»  K»- 

rensi*.  4*  Ups.  1690. 
HOLKOT  (rob.)  r.  alxaiic. 
:                 Soper  Libro^  Sapieotn^.  fiiL  H^.  1494^ 
foL  1580. 


Sarer  4  Libros  SeBtentianHD.    Qnsedani 


De   Imputabiiitate  peccatL    DetenniiiatioDe»  qmrnfam.    UL 

Lm^d.  1497. 
HOLL  (joB.  sEB.)  DisEcrt.  de  Beqoiiitis  bow  NoHicit.    4P 

1702. 
HOLLAND,  V.  BELGim.  hispaxia.  houaxdia.  xow-cocmiBS. 

X£IHL^L.\MH.    PAIS-BAS. 

HOLLAND  (ADA3I)  DispuL  de  HjHehca  Pteione.  4^  Lt^.  &t 

leerj. 

HOLLANT)  (H.)  r.  rollock. 

HOLLAND  (HENRv)  Earl^^.  r.  bich. 

HOLLAND  (henbt)  A  Tieatiie  agaiDsi  Witcbcnft.    4^   CmtJk. 

i59a 

« BazifiaJogia,  or  effigies  cf  oht  Eng^idi   KiogB.    UL 

Lord.  161& 
Heradogia  Ai^iica.  ^pc  cst  cfaMiaMram  ci  doctiMi- 

innniiD  aliqooc  AngloruiD  qui  flocncTDDi  ab  Addo  Ciiniti  ILD. 

Dd  M.D.C.XX. TiTS  EO^, XitK a  Ekgia.  Stm.  M.  LimL 
HOLLAND  (HE3mT)  Ccitificate  lesfxctiDg.  €dL  Lamd.  IW. 
HOLLAND  (HEzuL^)    A  CbratiaD  Lookiiig-GlaHe :   Or  a 

GLmpee  of  Christ^s  oiichaDgd>)T  nerlastiiig  Lpfe.  Di^cpftfcd 

ID  scTcral  SeriDoa^.  l^  Lomd,  1619. 
— ^—  An  £xpQ»iuoD  or  ao  Epctooie  of  tbe  most  cboiee  Ccm- 

mcntarits  cpoa  the  BerebtoD  ofSt.  Jofao.  4«  Lomd.  16M. 
HOLLAND  (hcch)  A  CTpre»  Gukod  Ibr  tbe  amd  Fofchead 

o^  Knig  JsAcs.  4*  IW.  1625. 
■  Tbe  31oaoiiient»,  iKcriptioK  aod  Fpinphf  of  Kii^ 

Nofafess  Btfhop»  and  otho»  bDned  io  St.  FMf»  Cburch»  Lbd- 

doD,  cDlili  1614.  4«  Lomd.  1614. 

CootHBed  DUtin  16^.  V  Lomd.  16». 


HOLLAND  (j.)  r-  batex.\s. 

HOLLAND  (iCH3K)  Tbe  Soiokeortfae  bottomlesB  Pit:  oraBK)» 

trveaod  falkr  discovcrj  of  the  doctriBe  of  dMKaKOwiiidi 

call  tbem^es  Raoter^:  or  die  Mad  Crcw.  4»  XomL  1651. 
HOLLAND  :joh3^)  A  Criticiai  ob  thr  bte  Hr.  HolaDd^s  Sff> 

DMBb.  S*  Lomd.  1755. 
HOLLAND  (Str  j.;  S  ccch  id  PiiiiiiH   4^  Lomd.  1641. 
HOLLAND  (3fr  j  r.  cha^&dlex. 
HOLLAND  (p.)  The  h^HctaDoe  of  LaiM^.    AScfmciL  8" 

Wirrvz^m,  1760. 
BOLLAND  (pkiixxo^k}  r.  bacdebosts^  uncs.  nmcs.  pud- 

TAlCKCsw 

BOLLANT)  (s.)  AScfmoD  pmched.to^  Kativmof  Wanrid 

aDd  CoiraiCrT.  4*  JLe^  170^ 
BOLLAND  (bicdabd)  X«te  ^lMnf  kw  to  fCt  dv  Aii|^  ^ 

^     1cK  a'  a  Cfmet,  or  otker  nomHKMiW  ^  tvo  Obfervt- 
U*  (hf.  Ifi6&  HOLLANP 


H  OL 

JHOLLAND  (rich.)  Obaervaiioiid  on  the  Small  Pox.    19>   Lcmt. 

17^. 
• A  View  of  the  Nature  and  Cure  of  the  Small  Poac    8^ 

Lond  1730. 
HOLLAND  (s.)  A  Congratulatory  Poem  to  K.  Cfaaried  IL^  his 
'  landin^  at  Dover.  fol.  1660. 
HOLLAND  (tiios.)  t*.  kilbie. 
HOLLAND  (wM.)  Dtath  to  the  ChristiaD  an  CH>ject  of  Deshre.  A 

Faneral  Sermon  on  Mr.  W.  Williams.  ^  Lond,  1792. 
■  The  Cbristian^s  Warfare  and  Crown.    A  Sermon  on 

the  death  of  J.  Berridge.  ^  Loud,  1793. 
HOLLANDERUS  (tobia)  a  Bcrau,  Amaltheum  astronomicum. 

4«  B(i8. 1699. 
HOLLANDIA.    The  second  admonition  aent  by  the  subdued 

Provinces  to  Holland.    Translated  out  of  Dutch  by  H.  W.    4« 

Lond,  1598. 
— —  More  exccllent  Observations  concerning  the  aflairg  of 

Holland.   12»  Ltmd.  1622. 

More  excellent  observationa  of  the  Estate  and  aflSdrs  of 


HoUand.  Translated  from  the  Dutcb.  4^  L<md.  1622. 
— —  Les  grands  preparatifs  de  Messieurs  Les  Estats  de  Hol- 
lande  pour  declarer  la  .guene  contre  les  Forces  E^gnollet. 
Ensemble  la  Fiebure  donnee  aux  Habitana  des  Viika  d^Anvers 
et  de  Hult.  12«  Par.  1633. 

Relation  of  a  Victory  obtained  by  the  Hollander,  over 


the  Spanish  fleet  in  Brasil.  4^  Ltmd.  1640. 

Letter  concerning  a  difierence  between  the  Phnce^f 


Orange  and  the  States.  4*  Lond.  1641. 

-  Exceeding  joyful  News  from  HoUand»  beifltg  an  accouot 


of  two  battles  fought  between  the  Govemor  of  Flanders  and  the 
HoUander^.  4<>  Land.  1642. 

Newes  from  Holland  of  the  entertainment  of  the  Queen 


of  Gt.  Britain,&c.  4«  Lond.  1642. 

The  wicked  Piots  and  perfidious  practises  of  the  Spa* 


niards  against  the  17  Provinces  of  the  Netherlands  before  they 
tooke  up  Arms.  4»  1642. 

■  The  answer  and  resolution  of  the  States  concemiog  the 


Queens  desire ;  also  a  relation  of  two  ships  which  came  from 
Holland  laden  with  ammunition,  &c.  4®  Lond,  1642. 

Exceeding  joyful  news  from  Holland.    Likewise  the 


Impeachment  of  Lieut.  Bocttey.  4®  1642. 

The  HoUanders  Embassage  to  England.  ^4*    Lond. 


1642. 

Obser^tions  upon  the  Prince  of  Orange  and  tbe  States 


of  HoUand.  4»  1642. 

Newes  out  of  the  Low  Countries^  declaring  the  likeli- 


hood  of  CiviU-Warres  betwixt  the  Prince  of  Orange  aod  the 
United  Provmces.  4»  Qjf.  1643. 

Discurso  sobre  la  inpoftancia  de  la  Guerra  maritima; 


omediodeabaiuurdaUiiiejBdeloaHolandiBiea.  4^^  1643. 

HOLLANDIA. 


H  O  I. 

HOLLANDIA.  The  Resolution  of  the  Estates  of  Honand  conw 
cerning  the  ParHament  of  England.  With  a  Declaration  from 
the  Parliament  of  Scotland  lo  the  Parliaracnt  of  England,  &c. 
4»  Lond.  1648. 

■  A  Letter  from  the  States  of  Holland  to  the  Lord  Mayor 

of  London  concerning  a  Conspiracy  against  the  King  and  King- 
dom ;  and  a  Discovery  of  the  new  Coimtcffeit  Gold.  The  pro- 
ceedino^s  of  the  Prince  of  Wales  in  Holland.  Abo  a  blcModj 
fight  in  York^hrre.  ^  Lond,  1648. 

Declaration  of  the  Hollanders  conceming  tlieir  joining 


the  Royall  Navy  in  their  present  expedition  for  England^  &c. 
4»  Lcmd.  1648. 

Extracts  out  of  the  Register  of  the  Resolutions  of 


the  States  of  Holland  and  West  Friezland  taken  in  the  Assem^ 
bly  of  their  Noble  Great  Mogentheden,  of  their  dislike  of  what 
the  Ministers  of  the  Hague  have  done  in  behalf  of  Charles  II. 
AP  Lond.  1649. 

A  declaration  of  the  States  of  HoHand  and  Friezland 


concerning^  Prince  Charles.  4**  Lond.  1649. 

A  description  of  the  two  revolted  Nations  of  HoUand 


and  Eiigland.  4^  Lond,  1650. 

Bloudy  Newes  from  Holland :  being  a  true  Relation  of 


the  Proceedings  of  the  Dutchmen  against  the  English  at  the 
Hague  and  other  Places,  &c.  4P  Lond..  1652. 

-  The  Declaraf ion  of  the  HoUanders  conceming  the  Eng* 


lish  fleet,  &c.  4«  Lond.  1652. 

Declaration  conceming  the  Parli^ment  of  Englaud>  &c. 


Also  joyful  news  from  Ireland.  4^  Lond.  1652. 

News  from  the  Low  Countries;  or  Podex  his  enco- 


mium.  12«  Lond.  1652. 

A  true  and  exact  character  of  the  Low  Countreys, 


especiaUy  HoUand.     Or  the  Dutchman  anatomized.  12®  Lond* 
1652. 

The  resolutions  of  the  HoUanders  concerning  tbeir 


fishermen  in  the  North  Seas.  4°  Lond.  1652. 

A  declaration  or  manifest  of  ihe  States  General  cen- 


ceming  England.  4°  Amst.  1652. 

A  remonstrance  from  HoUand.  4®  Lond.  1652. 

The  declaration  of  the  States  of  HoUand  concerning  the 


King  of  Scots.     The  Resolutions  of  Van  Tmmp.     Also  the 
Diurnal  of  Dutch  occurrences.  4°  Lond.  1653. 

Deductie,  ofle  Declaratie  van  de  Staten  van  HoUandt, 


tot  Justificatie  vande  Acte  van  Seclusie  vanden  Prince  van 
Oraigne.  fol.  Hag.  1654. 

Plainte  de  Mons.  Boreel,  Ambass.  de  mes  SeigneufB 


les  Etats  Generaux,  faicte  en  Presence  du  Roy  de  Franqe,  sur 
les  Saisis  et  Arrests  contre  les  Marchands  et  Navires  HoUandoi- 
8cs.  Pr.  ei  Holland.  4»  1657. 

•  Antwoort  van  d'Heeren  Staten  Generael :  of  de  Voors- 


teUinge  van  d^Heere  de  Thou  gesant  vanden  AlderchristelijckeQ 
Coninck  sgnc  Majesteyt  van  Francyck  Lonis  de  XIV.  4®  1657. 

HOLLANDIA. 


H  O  L 

HOLLANDIA.    Aotwoordt  opden  Brief  vanden  35  cn  3G  AprU. 
4« 
'  Omgekeerden,  Hollandschen-Roch.  4*  166(>. 

Le  vray  L'Interet  de  la  Hollaiid,  par  J.  N.  D.  P.     19« 

Leid.  1662. 

Het  Tweede  Deel  der  Hollandsc  Oprcchtigheid,  tegcn 


der  Engelse  Onrechtveerdigheid.  4®  Atnsi.  1665. 

Aanwysihg  der  heilsame  politike  Gronden  cn  Maximen 


van  de  Republike  van  Holland  en  West-Friesland.    4^    Lcid* 
1669. 

Relation  de  la  Guerre  des  Hollandois  contre  lc  Roy  de 


Macassar.  12°  1670. 

Souverains  antidotes  contre  les  maux  de  la  Hollando 


causez  par  la  faction  de  Loevestein.  12*^  1671. 

The  Dutch  remonstrance  concerning  the  procccdingg 


and  practices  of  John  De  Witt  and  others  of  that  Faction. 
Translated  out  of  Dutch.  4°  Lond.  1672. 

•  Verdediging  van  de  oude  Hollantsche  rcgecring  onder 


een  Stadthoulder  en  Kapiteyn  Generael.  12*  Amst,  1672. 

Advis  fidelle  aux  veritables  HoUandois.     Touchant  ce 


quis^est  pass^dans  les  Villages  dc  Bodegravcet  Hwammerdam, 
et  les  cruautes  inouies,  que  les  Frangois  y  ont  exerc^cs.  4* 
1673, 

12«  1673. 


HoIIandste  Mercurius.  1672—73.  ^*»  Harlem, 

TTie  answer  of  the  Statcs  General  to  the  declaration  of 

War  of  thc  King  of  Gt  Britain.  4«  Has^ue,  1674. 
—  An  Qrdinance  and  Instructions  to  be  observed  by  all 

the  Subjects  of  Holland  conceming  Dues  to  be  taxed  U|K)a  re« 

creations,  &c.  4t^  Lond.  1674. 
—  An  Ordinance  whereby  in  HoUand  and  Wcrt  Frie»land 

shall  be  gathered  by  way  of  Tax  upon  ali  Boots,  Shoe»,  &c«    4^ 

iMui.  1674. 

Relation  of  a  Hurricane  that  happened  in  Holland  and 


Utrecht  July  24. 1674.  fol.  Lond.  1674. 

•  A  idation  of  an  inundation  of  Water»  in  North  Hot« 


Uiid,Waterland,&c.  fol.  1675. 

— RenMNise  des  AmbasMdtan,  des  E*tat4  Geomuix  det 

IVovinoes  Lnies  des  Pays  Bas,  Mir  k  MenK>ire  de»  Awikmm^ 
Sean  de  sa  Majeste  tres  ChrestieQne.  4*  Haye.  1678, 

•  Acoount  of  a  CoiK{mcy  to  bctray  HoIIand  to  ^m 


Freodi.  4*  IW.  1690. 

A  late  Toyagc  to  Honand,  with  liricf  relati^/ru»  </  tlie 

lale  TranBMrtioDA  at  tbe  Ha^ue.  l^  1691. 

•  Aq  account  of  tbe  encroachnutit»  of  tbe  Dutch  tnMn 


tiie  Fngikii ;  and  of  a  few  of  tbofie  maoy  adraDUj^e»  irbich  rtf 
frand  aod  VioleDoe  tbey  baie  made  of  tiie  Bntitb  SsXwmmwot 
the  Bmhition.  4«  1693. 

Lcttie  coolcmat  ks  makenatMm  dci  Etati  GcnccMa;. 


1^1702. 

HOLLANSIA* 


H  O  L 

HOLLANDIA.  An  Account  of  the  obligatlons  the  St^tes  oT 
HoUand  have  to  Great-Britain,  and  the  Retum  they  have  inade 
both  in  Europe  and  the  Indies.  With  Reflectioos  upon  the 
Peace.  8^  Lond.  17II. 

■  An  enquiry  into  the  danger  and  consequeneesof  a  War 

with  the  Dutch.  8*  Lond,  1712. 

A  justification  of  the  Dutch,  or  the  neeessHy  of  pre- 


serving  friendship  with  them.  8®  Lond.  1713. 

■  The  justice  and  necessity  of  a  War  with  HoUand.    8* 


Lond.  1712. 

■  ■    ■       Les  dehces  de  la  Hollande.  9  tom.  19^  Am^.  1738« 

A  Description  of  HoUand.  8»  Lond.  1743. 

A  Defence  of  the  Dutch  against  the  imputatioiM  of 


Fraud,  CrueUy  and  Perfldiousne».    With  a  supplement  reh^ 
tive  to  Nova  Scotia.  &^  Lond.  1749. 

A  Placart  of  the  Statcs  of  HoUand  and  West  Frieslaiid 


conceming  Popish  Pricsts.  8®  Dubl.  1757. 

The  conduct  of  the  Dutch  relating  to  their  breach  of 


Treaties  with  England.  &^  Lond.  1760. 

A  Trip  to  HoHand.  Vol.  3.  12»  Lond.  1786. 


HOLLANDUS  (jo.  isaac.)  v.  isaacus. 

HOLLAR  (wENCES.)  v.  hampstead.  mors. 

• Castella  et  ProBtoria  NobiUum  Brabantiae  et  Coen6bia 

celebriora  deUneata.    Accesserunt  primarise  Civitates  et  Turre» 

Antverpiensis^omnium  nunc  toto  orbe  pulcherrima,  et  ipnm 

superatura  MechUniensis  si  perficiatur.  fol.  Anut.  1696. 
HOLLAZIUS  (day.)  Scrutinium  Veritatis.  4»  Vitemb.  1711. 
HOLLEBEECK  (petb.)  Disput.  de  Phthisi.  4«  Lug.  Bat.  1704. 
HOLLEBEEK   (and.)  Sermon  on  the  death  of  Mary  Stuait, 

Queen  of  G.  Britain.  Dutch.  4<>  Dord.  1695. 
HOLLENHAGEN  (ferd.)  Dissert.  de  KA9APEEI  Pythag^meo- 

Platonica.  4»  Hal.  Mag.  1701. 
HOLLER    (JOH.)    Oratio  de   reservatis  Cfiesaris.      4*      Brem. 

1694. 
HOLLERIUS,  V.  hippocrates, 
HOLLERIUS  (blasius)  Morborum  curandorum  brevis  Institu- 

tio.  12«  Bas.  1556. 
HOLLERIUS  (JAC.)  Stempanus.    Omnia  Opera  practica.     Ac- 

cessit  Therapeia  Puerperanim  Joan.  le  Bon.  Edit.  a  Jac.  Dal- 

Hn.  fol.  Par.  1664. 
■  De  Morbis  intemis,  Lib.  II.  cum  adverBanis  Lud.  Dn^ 

reti ;  et  Exercit.  Anth.  Valetii.  8°  Ven.  1562. 
8«  Lut.  1571. 


De  Peste,  de  materia  Chirurgica^  et  ad  libros  Gal.  de 

compositione  medicamentorum  Periochae  viii.  8^  Lut.  1571. 

•  Ad  Libros  Galeni,  de  Compositione  Medican^entorum, 


Periochse  viii.  12*  Franc.  1589. 
Tratado  de  la  Materia  de  Cirurgia,  tiad.  dal  Lat.  p«r 

Ant  Pablo  Serrano.  129  Valeng. 
HOLLES  (anne,  Lady)  v.  waters. 
HOLLES,  V.  coLLiNs. 

8  HOLLES 


H  O  ii 

HOLLES  (dknzil)  Lord  IJield,  v.  akvt.  commons.  parliambiit. 

KEYNEIU 

■  Speech  on  the  Protestation  of  the   Lords.  4*  Lond. 

16iL 
—  Speech  concerning  Sir  R.  Crew.  4®  Lcmd,  164L 

Speech  concerning  settling  the  Queen  of  Bobetnia  and 


her  electorall  Family  in  their  Right  and  Inheritance.  4*  Lond, 
164L  > 

Speech  on  reading  the  petition  and  Protestation  of  the 


12Bishops.  4«  Lond,  164L 

Speech  on  the  Articles  of  High  Treason  against  him 


and  othcrs.  4P  Lond.  1641. 

Speech  on  the  Tradesman^s  petition.  4®  Lond.  1642. 

Speech  and  dcclaration  agaiost  the  Attomey  GeneraL 

4*  Lond.  1642. 

Speech  on  the  impeachment  of  the  £.  of  Northampton 


and  others.  4»  Lond,  1642. 

Speech  conceming  peace.     Whereunto  is  added  a  Re- 


lation  of  a  Vision  of  Blo^  in  the  Skie,  that  appeared  ahout 
Redding  on  Tuesday  nio^ht  la^it.  4<^  Lond.  1643. 

A  Particular  charge  of  Impeachment  in  the  name  of 


Sir  T.  Fairfax  and  the  army  under  his  command  against  Denzill 
HoUes,  Esqr.  Sir  P.  Stapleton,  Sir  W.  Lewis,  Sir  J.  Clotwor- 
thy,  Sir  W.  Waller,  Sir  John  Maynard,  Knights,  Maj.  Gen. 
Massie,  J.  Glynne,  W.  Long,  Col.  E.  Harley  and  A.  NicoU. 
4»  Lond.  1647. 

A  grave  Speech,  or  an  Apology  in  answer  to  the  Charge 


against  him  hy  Sir  T.  Fairfax.  4<»  1647. 

Joumal  of  his  Emhassy  to  Breda.  4P  Lond.  1667. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Van  B de  M on  the  Govem- 


mentofEngland.  4<^  1676. 

A  Letter  of  a  Gentleman  to  his  Friend,  shewing  that 


the  Bishops  are  not  to  be  Judges  in  Parliament,  in  Cases  Ca- 

pital.  8°  1679. 
,— —  Lord  Hollis  his  Remains  :  heing  a  second  Letter  to  a 

Friend  conceraing  the  Judicature  of  Bishops  in  Parhament.  8^ 

Lond.  1682. 
Memoirs  of  Denzil  Lord  Holles  from  1641  to  164a  8* 

Lond.  1699. 
HOLLES  (thos.)  Duke  of  NewcattU.  v.  letter. 
■  A  Letter  to  the  Dul^e  of  Newcastle  on  the  Dangers 

arising  from  Popery,  and  Disafiection;    occasioned  by  tlie 

seizing  of  certain  papers  in  a  Popish  Chapel  in  the  North  West 

IslancbofScotland.  8»  Loiw/..  1747. 

Letter.  to  the  D — ; —  ofN  e,.  on  the  duty  he  owcs 


to  himself ;  his  King  and  Country  and  his  God.  8®  Lond.  1757. 
The  Cosdition :  or  an  historical  Memorial  of  the-  Ne- 


~~  gotiation  for  Peace  between  his  high  Migl^tiness  of  .Clermont^ 

and  \m  sublime  l^cejlency  of  Hayes.  4^  Umd.  1762. 
HOLLIDAY  (aoHN)  Life  of  WiUiam,  £arl  of  Maoifield.    4« 
Land.  \m. 
-    Vou  Ilf.  3  F  HOLUER 


H  OL 

HOLLIER  (H.)  V,  CHBTSOSTOMUS. 

H6LLING  (j.  c  8.)  Dissert  de  Betyliis  VeCenim.  12*  Ormtbg^ 

1715. 
HOLLINGS  (joM.)  Status  naturse  humaiue;  Oratio  mediici.  4* 

Lcmd.  1734. 
HOLLINGWORTH  (rich.)  An  answer  to  a  certain  Writing, 

entitled  ceriain  Doubtt  and  Qwerie$  on  ike  laic  Oaih  and  Cm- 

nant.  4«  Lond.  1643. 
•— — —  An  examination  of  sundry  scriptures  alledged  by  oor 

brethren  in  defence  of  some  particulars  of  Uieir  Cnurch  way. 

4«  Lond.  1645. 

Certain  Queries  roodestly  propounded  to  such  as  aflect 


the  Conf^gational  way.  4^  Lond.  1646« 

A  rejoynder  to  S.  Eaton  and  T.  Taylor.   4P  Lond. 


1647. 
1676. 


A  Modest  Plea  for  the  Church  of  Enghnd.  12^  Lond. 


Account  of  the  Penitence  of  John  Marketman ;  with 
a  Sermon  preached  before  him  previous  to  his  execution  for 
murder.  4^  Lond.  1680. 

A  Defence  of  King  Charles  I.  4*  Lond.  169& 

4«  Lond.  1692.  [Anoiker  Edition.} 


A  second  Defence  of  King  Cbarles  I.  by  Way  of  Reply 

to  an  infamous  Libel^  called  Ludlow^s  Letter  to  Dr.  Holfing- 
worth.  4»  Lond.  1692. 

The  Character  of  King  Charles  I.  from  the  declaration 


of  Mr.  Alexander  Hender^on  upon  his  Death-bed.     With 
further  defence  of  the  King'8  Holy  Book.  4*  Lond.  1692. 

Defence  of  Eixwy   BeunTuKn  against  Dr.  Wal^er.    4* 


Lond.  1692. 

-  Tbe  Death  of  King  Charles  I.  a  down  right  Murder. 


A  Sermon  on  Jan.  30.  4<^  Loim^.  1693. 

HOLLIS  (dENZ.)  V.  HOLLES. 

HOLLIS  (hannah)  v.  hunt. 

HOLLIS  (jERvis)  Speech  in  the  House  of  Commons.  MSL  4P 
1641. 

HOLLIS  (JOHN)  V.  HUNT. 
HOLLIS  (M.)  V.  KIMBOLTON. 
HOLLIS  (sAM.)  V.  HUNT. 
HOLLIS  (XHOS.)  V.  HUNT.  RUDD. 

HOLLIS  (THos.)  Meinoirs  of  T.  HoIIis.    With  the  Appendix. 

2  vol.  4»  Lond.  1780. 
HOLLIS  (thos.  brand)  v.  disney. 
HOLLMANNUS  (s.  chr.)  v.  bulpingerus. 
HOLLOWAY  (JAS.)  Free  confession  of  James  Holloway  ctTm- 

son.  fol.  Lond.  16S4. 
HOLLOWAY  (john)  The ChiWs  Wellkre.    A  Funcral  SermoA 

on  MissFuIler.  12^  I2(a<ftn;,  1807. 
HOLLOWAY  (eobt.)  Stricturea  on  the  Characters  cf  the  moil 

prominent  practisiog  Attomies.  8^  LmuL  1805. 

8  N  HOLLOWAY 


H  OL 

HOLLOWAY  (w.)  e.  xarmii 

HOLLST£IN  (chb.  heinO  Rhabtrbari  Histotia.  4«  iMg.Bai. 

1718.  ^ 

BOLLWAY  (JAMES)  Merit,  a  Poem.  iC"  LomtL  1768. 
HOLLYBAND   (claud.)  DictioDary,  Frtmck  and  £kff^    ^ 

LoiMi.l59d. 
^—  Tbe  Italian   Schoolmaster.    With  a  Tiiacan  HistDrie 

called  Anaalt  and  Lucenda.  12*  Loiuf.  1597. 
12^  Lond.  1608. 


HOLLYBUSH  (john)  ExposiUon  on  Mimificai,  Sahc  R^ma, 

Bemedicius,  et  AW  dimiuis.    Translated  from  the  Laiin.  19^ 

Somikw,  15^ 
— —  A  roost  excellent  homiah  Apothecary.  or  homdj  Phy- 

•kke  Booke,  translated  from  the  Aimaine.  foL  Coilcn.  1561. 
HOLLYNGUS   (comumd)   Medicamentorum    CEconomla.    19 

lagolti.  1610. 
■  De  aalubri  Studiosomm  Victu^  Ubellus.   12*   IngM, 

1602. 
HOLM  (ande.  che.)  ObaenratioDes  ex  acriptoribas  antiquia.  4P 

11««.  1708. 
HOLM   (thomas  caxpanius)  Kort  Bestrifnii^  om  Profiiicien 

Nja  Sverige  uti  America.  4*  SiockL  1702.   . 
BOLMAN  (3.  c)  Abroad  and  at  Home;.A  comic  Onerm.  8^ 

ZMi.1796. 

The  Bed  Cross  Knigfats,  a  Flay.  8*  Load.  1799. 

HOLMBY.    Gallant   Newes  for  London  from  His  Maieatiea 

Court  at  Holmby.  ^  LomL  1647. 
'■  Vencs  upon  His  Majesties  coming  to  Hidmby.  IbL 

1647. 
HOLME  (benj.)  A  tender  inritation  and  caD  to  aU  peopie  to 

cmbrace  the  ofier  of  God's  Lo?e.  12*  Load.  1715. 
HOLBdE  (eandls)  The  Academy  of  Armot^  and  BlazoD.  foL 

^fffff  1688 
HOLMERUS  (xaet.)  Disput  de  lotdlectu  et  Voluntate.    ^ 

Rouock.lMS. 
HOLMES  (john)  Greek  Grammar.  8*  Loiii.  1737. 
HOUiES  (john)  A  short  Narrati?e  of  the  Geniua,  Lile,  and 

Works  of  Jobn  Smeaton.  12*  Lond.  1793. 

Ptetical  EMays.  12*  Lond.  1803. 

HOLMES  (liomel)  Tbe  Wisdom  of  God  in  appointing  Mea  to 

ministar  about  holy  Things.  8^  Lond.  1716. 
HOLMES  (aicH.)  v.  milnek. 
BOLME&  (aoB.)  V.  biblia. 
— — -  Epistola  Episcopo  iWdmensi,  compleza  Genesin,  ce 

Codice  purpareo-argenteo-Cssareo-Vindobonensi  expressam  ci 

Testamenti  vet:  versionis  LXX  cum  variis  Lectionibus  spe> 

cimen.  foL  Oxon.  1795. 
»  £|>istole  Episcopo  Dimelroensi  appendiz;  aim  Ver- 

rioois  S^uagintE-viralis  Specimine.  foL  Oxon.  1795. 

our  anDoal  accounts  of  tbe  CoUatioQ  of  tbe  Mss*  of 


Ifae  &»liiagiat  Veraion.  »  Qjf.  1789— 93. 


H  O  L 

HOLMES  (sAM.)  A  Journal  during  his  attendance,  as  ofic  of  the 

^uard  on  Lord  Macartney^s  Embassy  to  China  in  179%S.  8^ 

Lond.  1798. 
HOLMES  (w.)  Planof  proceedinor.  8«  Exeter,  1799. 
HOLMES  (walter)  The  annual  Almanack  for  reading  the  whole 

Bible  once  in  the  Year  by  so  many  Chapters  every  Day.  4* 

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HOLRAN  (guillerm.)  Quodlibeta.  4»  Par.  1487. 
HQLROYD  (john)  LordSheffield.  v.  gibbon. 
Observations  on  the  Commerce  of  the  American  States. 

With  an  Apiiendix.  8«  Lond.  1783. 
8»  Land.  1784. 


Observations  on  the  Trade  and  present  state  of  Ird^nd. 

8«  Lond.  1785. 

Observations  on  the  Corn  Bill  now  pending  in  P^riia- 


ment.  8»  Lond.  1791. 
HOLSATIA.    Chronicon  vetus.  4»  Lips.  1698. 
HOLSTE  (frid.)  Dissert.  de  Senatu  liberarum  R^himpntdica- 

nim.  4«  Helm.  1681. 
HOLSTEGEN  (henr.)  Oratio  de  ccelestis  Hientsalem  pulchritu- 
•  dine.  4»  Amst.  1684. 

HOLSTEIN  (ged.  de)  Apoplexiae  Historia.  4«  Lug.  Bat.  1657. 
HOLSTEIN  (nic.)  Dissert.  de  Arthritide  ih  genete.  4P  Ims.  Bai. 

1692.  ^        ^ 

HOLSTENIUS  (caspar)  Carmen  de  Nativitate  Filii  Dei.   4» 
'    Witteh.  1591. 
HOLSTENIUS  (lucas)  v,  arrianus.  porphyrius  Tyrius. 

i^ Epistola  de  Fulcris,  seu,  Verubus  Dians  Ephesis  Si- 

^  mulacro  appositis.  fol.  Rom.  1688. 

■  In  Geographiam  sacram  Caroli  k  S.  Paulo ;  Ilaliam  an- 

tiquam  Cluverii ;  ct  Thesaurum  Geographicum  Ortelii|:  quibus 

accedit  Dissertatio  duplex  de  Sacramento  ConfirmationiB  apod 

Graecos.  8®  Rom.  1666. 

Vctus  Pictura,  Nymphseum  referens,  Comnaeqtarido 


explicata.  fol.  Rom.  1676. 

fol.  Lugd.  Bat.  1692. 


■ Notae   et  Castigationes  in  Step.   Byzantii   E9OTKA» 

iquJB  vulgo HEPI  nOAEHN  insCribitur,  oiitaB  aThcod.  iRycldo. 
Qui  Scymni  Chii  Fragmenta,  item  Dissertationes  de  primis 
Itali»  colonis  et  iEneoe  Adventu :  et  alia  nonnulla  addidiL  foL 
Ia^.  Bat.  1684.  [cum  notis  Mss.  J.  C.  de  Pauw.] 
fbl.  Lugd.  Bat.  1692. 


"'  Epistote  22  ad  Pet.  Lambecium.  Edit.  ab  H.  C.  Cra- 

cero.  8»  Jen.  1708. 

HOLSTUS  (JAC.)  V.  BARTHOLINUS. 

HOLSWORTH  (rich,)  The  VaUey  of  Vision.  XXI  Sermona.  4* 

Lond.im. 
HOLt.    Account  of  the  Virtue^  wd  Method  6f  takmg:  the  HMt 

Wat6r,  8«  LoiMi.  1725.  - 


H  O  L 

HOLT  (Sir  CHABLKS)  »;  POUNTAINE. 

HOLT  (Sir  john)  His  Life,  by  J.  R.  8»  L(Muf .1764. 

HOLT  (john)  General  View  of  the  Agricubure  of  the  Coonty  of 

Lancaster.  4P  Lond.  1794. 
HOLT  (john)  The  Characters  of  theKings  of  England.  8*»  Ixmd. 

1794. 
HOLT  (JOHN  goodhand)  v.  mossom. 
UOLT  (rich.)  A  short  Treatise  of  artificial  Stone.    8«    Ltmii 

1730. 
HOLT  (thos.)  Fearful  News  from  Coventry,  Or  a  Relation  of  T. 

Holfs  having  sold  himself  to  the  Devill.  4P  Lcmd.  1642. 
HOLTEN  (theod.  von.)  v.  pragestus. 
HOLTERHOVIUS  (engelb.)  Disp.  de  Dysenteri»  natura.  4^ 

^rg.  1628. 
Hippocrates  de  circuitu  Sanguinis  Exercitatio.  4®  Lug. 

Bat.  1663. 

Disput.  de  Bile.  4»  Lug.  Bai.  1665. 

. Discursus  ostendens  Errores  Medicorum.  4^  Coi,  1676. 

Vita  longa  et  brevis.  Germ.  12^1678. 


HOLTERMAN  (arnold.  mauric)  Rectoratus  Academise  Mar- 
^     burgensis  Epheroeris  historica.  8*  Mdrp.  1671. 

■  De  Nequitia  Advocatorum.  12"  Giest.  Htm.    - 

■  Disputationis  Censura  famosse  Holtermaniane.  4* 
HOLTERMAN  (christ.)  Historia  ecclesiastica  Eni^AKIA.  4* 

Witu  1684. 

«- Dissertatio  anti-Huetiana.     Utrum  Ecclesia  lie^edti^r 

jus  potestatemque  habeat.  4®  Brun.  1685. 

HOLTGREVIUS  (mart.)  Themata  de  Actu.  4»  HeJm.  1616. »  • 

HOLTICH  (chr.  wil.)  Dissert.  de  praerogativis  Principum  S* 

Romani  Imperii.  4»  Rou.  1698.  * 

HOLTIUS  (Nic)  Apophoreta  sacra,  sive,  DissertatioDum  Hieo- 

logicanim  Fasciculus.  8"  Lugd.  BaL  1732. 
HOLTZBOM  (and.)  DispuL  de  Mandragora.  8»  Vp$. 
HOLTZEL  (cHR.)  Exercit.  de  spihtuum  animalium  daboratioiie; 

4*  Ups.  1685. 
HOLTZEMIUS  (pet.)  Prognosis  Vits  et  Mortis.  8*  €al.  1605. 

* Esscmtia  Hellebori  extracta.  8*  Col.  Ag.  1616. 

Descriptio  Fontis  medicati  Tillerfaom.  12^  Col.  1620« 

1 Esseutia  Hellebori  rediviva.  8«  Cal.  Ag.  162S. 

HOLTZHAUSEN  (matth.)  Disputatio  contra  Atomoi.  49  B^em. 

1676.  I 

HOLTZKAMPFF  (joan.)  Analyiis  Csmitis  ulL  in  Db.  2.  et 

Cap.  1.  in  lib.  S.  meteor.  Ahstoteiisde  Tooitru,  Fulgare  eC  Fttf» 

mine.  4*  Ups.  1648. 

HOLTZKLAU  (ADOLra.)  Diaert  de  Caratioaibiift  Heroicii.  ¥ 

tMg.Bai  1723. 
HOLTZMANN,  v.  schulz. 
HOLTZMANN  (joh.  hen.)  Disput.  de  FhtlmL  4^  Li^.  BaL 

1692. 
HOLTZMULLER  (gott.  sibg.O  Diaert  de  Bfisogynin  VnOa^ 
torum.  ^  Lm.  1717.  •* 


HO  M 

• 

HOLWELL  (ouL.)  v.  dionysius  HalicamoMeus. 

HOLWELL  (JAC.)  V.  aristoteles. 

HOLWELL  (john)  A  sure  Guide  to  the  practical  Survey<Hr«   8* 

Lond.  1678. 
'»■  Catastrophe  Mundi :   or  Europe'8  many   Mutatiooi 

until  ihe  year  170L  4»  Lond.  1683. 

Appendix  to  Catastrophe  Mundi.  4®  Land.  1683. 


HOLW£LL  (joHN  zephaniah)  Narrative  of  the  English  Genti^ 
men  suffbcated  in  the  Black  Hole  at  Calcutta.  S^  Lond.  1758. 

>  An  Address  to   the  Proprietors  of  East-India  Stock, 

setting  forth  the  unavoidable  Necessity  and   real  Motiret  fdr 
the  Revolution  in  Bengal  in  1760.  fol.  Land.  176i. 

Refutation  of  a  Letter  from  certain  Gentlemen  of  the 


Council  of  Bengal  to  the  honourabie  the  Secret  Committce.  foL 
Lond.  1764. 

>  Interesting  historical  Events  relative  to  Bengal  and  In- 


dostan.    As  also  uie  Mythology  of  the  Gentoos :  ^and  a  Diaser- 
tation  on  the  Metempsychosis.  8^  Lond.  1765. 
HOLYDAY  (barten)  TEXNOrAMlA:  Or  the  Marriages  of  llie 
Arts.  4«  Lond.  1618. 

4<>  Lond.  1630. 


Sermon  on  £zek.  xxvii.  22.  4<^  Lond.  1636. 
Philosophise  Polito-Barbarae  Spedmenj  de  Anima. 


Oxofi.  1633. 

A  Serroon  on  Faith.  4^  Lond.  1654. 


HOLYDAYS.    An  accounO  of  the  Holy  Days  in  the  year.    4« 

Lond.  ^ 

HOLY  GHOST.    Of  the  Blasphemy  against  the  Holy  GfaoaL 
.    4«  1646.  r       j   -f^ 

HOLYHEAD.    The  Travellers  companion  from  Holyhead  to 

Ixmdon.  8^  Lond.  1793: 
HOLYK  (geor.)   Lieff  8c    aufflandischer    Garten  Buch.     12^ 

Hamb.  1691. 
— 8»  Franc.  1717. 

HOLYOKE  (FR.)  V.  RIDER. 

■  ■  Dictionarium  Etymologicum  Latinum.  4*  Lond.  1633. 

HOLZHALB  (hahs  jacob'^  v.  leu. 

HOMAGE.     Resolution  of  ParHament  Nov.  15. 1650,  concem- 

ing  Money  payahle  for  Respites  of  Homage,  &c.    fol.  Lcmd. 
.    1650. 
HOMAGIUS  (PHiLippus  HENRicus)  Acherontias.     Sive  Coiicilii 

Acheruntici  descriptio.  ^^  Casscl.  1614. 
JHOMBERG  (andr.)  DispuL  de  Tentigine.  4«  Jen.  1671. 
Exercit.  de  Cephalalgia.  4«  Helm.  1672. 

*r— Disp.  de  Fracturis  Cranii.  4«»  Witt.  1673. 

HOMBERGIUS  (gasp.)   De  superstitiosis  Campanarum  Puki- 

bos,  adeUciendas  Preces,  quibus  placentur'Pulmina,  excogi* 
.  latis,  Responsio.  8"  Franc.  1577. 

HOMBORG  (dan.  chr.)  Modus  probandi  innocentiam  per  Eu* 
.    charistiam.  4^  Hal.  Mag.  1718. 

'     ■  4*  Hi3.  Mag.  1719. 

'  HOMBORO 


H  O  M 

HOMBORG  (JOB.  JOACB.)  Diifiert.  de  Jejunio.  4*  Helm  167& 
HOME  (cHARLEs)  A  new  Chronological  abridgment  of  tbe  His* 

tonr  of  fingland.  8®  Lond.  1791. 
HOME  (eterard)  A  DisBertatioQ  oq  the  |>Topertiet  of  Pus.  4* 

Lmd.  1788. 

■  •  Practical  obseiTatioDB  on  the  treatment  of  Ulcers  oii 
the  Leg8.  8<>  L(md.  1797. 

HOME  (franc.)  ExperimenU  on  Bleaching.  8*  Editdf.  1756. 

■  Tbe  Principles  of  Agricdture  and  VegetatioD.  8^ 
EdM.  1757. 

HOME  (bbnry)  Lord  Kaimes.  The  Becisions  of  the  Courtof 
Session,  from  Ifs  first  Institution  to  the  present  Tlme.  3  ?oL 
fol.  Edinb.  1741. 

■  The  Gentleroan  Farmer.  Being  an  Attempt  to  ioi- 
proTe  Ag^culture,  by  subjecting  it  to  the  Test  of  rational 
ftinciples.  &  Edinb.  1776. 

-  Loose  Hints  upon  Education^  chiefly  conceming  tho 


Culture  of  tbe  HearL  &  Edinb.  1781. 
HOME  (j.)  The  Scripture  History  of  the  Jews.  2  toI.  V  Ltmd. 

1737. 
HOME  (jobn)   History  of  the  Rebellion  in  1745.  4«  ZW. 

1802. 
HOME  (Mr.)  Select  Views  in  Myscnre^  with  historical  Deapip- 

tions.  4«  Lmd.  1794. 

HOME  (W.)  V.  WALCOT. 

HOMEL  (anne)  Histoire  de  la  Mort  et  du  Martyre  de  M.  Homd. 

12^  Rotterd.  1688. 
HOMER  (wiLLiAM)  The  Old  Englishman^s  Letters  for  the  Poor 

of  Old  England.  8«  Lond.  1758.  * 

HOMERUS,  V.  BELLONI.   brrgmann.    blackwbll.    bogan.  ca^ 

-  8AUB0N.  COULON.  CROESIUS.  DATIES.  DUPOETUS.  FEITHlUt. 
nODES.  HBRODOTUS.  KUSTER.  LANGIUS.  PERKINS.  PBESONA» 
PBTIT.  POET£  Gr.  PORPBYRIUS.  PROCLUS.  QUINTUS-CALABBa. 
RAMUS.  REIMANNU8.  RUHNKENIUS.  SEBBRUS.  TERASSON.  TZBTSA* 
WOOD. 

Opera.  Gr.  2  tom.  fol.  Flor.  1488.  [bo.  pb.] 

. 2tom.  12»  Fen.  Aldus.  1504. 

: 2  tom.  12*  VcH.  Aldus,  1517. 

■  EdiL  aRcscio.  2tom.  4«  Looan.  1535. 
curante  J.  Lonicero.  2  tom.  12^  ArgenL 


1542. 


de  Sabio.  1547. 


1756--58. 


1794,  5. 


•  2  tom.  12<^  Ven.  ap.  Petrum  de  Nicoiinii 
>  4  tom.  foL  Giasg.  apud  R.  et  A.  Foulii. 
'  ex  recens.  F.  A.  Wolfii.  4  toI  8»  Haii$. 


67. 


1572. 


Gr.  Lat.  ab  J.  Crispmo.  2  tom.  W  1560^ 
— -—  ab  O.  Giphanio.  2  tom*    8»  Argeni. 

HOMERUS. 


H  O  M 

HOMERUS.  Opera.  Gr.  Lat,  ab.  H.  StephaiH».  Adjecti  smit 
Honienci  CenUmesy  item  Proverbialhim  Homeri  ¥€»01011  Li- 
beUuB.  2  tom.  W  1589. 

ii^ — •.'    ■  c\im  Spondani  Comment.  edit.  a  SdiaiL 

Henricpetro.  fol.  Bas.  1606. 

cum  Scholiis  Didymi.    Accurante  C. 


Schrevdio.  2  tom.  4<^  Li^.  Bai.  1656. 

Acyecti  sunt  Homerici  Centoiie8;*iteni 


Proverbialium  Homeri  versuum  liibellus.  3  tom.  B*  Cant.  1664. 

— a  J08.  Barnes.  3  vol.  4»  Caru.  1711. 

a  S.  Clarke.  4vol.  4»  Lond.  1739— 4a 

■■I  cura  J.  A.   Emesti.  5  tom.   8*  Li/w. 

1759—64. 
■<  Ang.  by  W.  Cowper.  3  vol.  4»  Lofwi.  1791. 

■  ■  //a/.da  A.  M.  Salvini.  2  tom.  8»  i^tr.  173S. 

— — — —  Lat.  And.  D.  Justinopolitano  et  aliis  interp. 

3  tom.  8»  Par.  1538. 

•  Ilias  et  Odyssea  cum  Comment.  Eustathii.  Gr.  4  tom. 


fol.  Roik.  1543-^. 

3  tom.  fol.  Bas.  1559—60.  [cum  Nai.  Mu. 


Quaubom.'] 

cum  variis    Lectionibus  e   Codice   Harld* 


aoo  coU.  a  Ric.  Porsono.  4  tom.   4^   Oxon.  1800.  [Sumpliim» 
Fratrum  Grcnville.'] 

'  Angl.  by  G.  Chapman.  fol.  Lond.  1616. 


m  Odyssea^  Batrachomyomachia,   Hymni,  &c.    Gr.  6^ 

Ven.  ap.  Ald.  1524. 

■  cum  vita  Homeri  ab  Herodoto  et  Plutarcfaa 


8"  Argent.  1542. 

ab  Joh.  Crispino.  16®  Atreb.  1567. 

8»  Oxon.  1705. 

Gr.  Lat.  M.JE.ei  F.  Porto  interp.  16»  1609. 

Lat.  R.  R.  Vojaterrano  et  ahis  interpretibus. 


8»  Lugd.  1541. 

Odyssea.  Gr.  4«  Par.  1582. 

•  4«  Par.  ap.  Viduam  G.  Morelii.  1566. 


■■  Didymi  interpretatio  in  Odysseam.  Gr.   12*   Ven.  ap. 

Aid.\m. 

' Angl.  by  J.  Ogilby.  fol.  Lond.  1665. 

by  A.  Pope,  with  the  Battle  of  the  Frogs 


and  Mice  by  Mr.  Pamel,  corrected  by  Mr.  Pope.  5  voL  wL 

LonA  1735.  '  ^. 

Vol  1,  2,  3.  4«  Lond.  1735. 

.  5  vol.  8<>  Lo;id.  1760. 

with  notes  by  G.  Wakefield.  5  vol.   8^ 

Lcmd.  It96. 
■  GalL  Avec  des  Remarques  par  M.  Dacier.  8 

tom.  13»  Par.  1716. 

Ital.  da  Baccelli.  13*  Fir.  1582. 

— — —  Lat.  Meuphraste  ab  R.  R.  Volaterratio.  1» 

Col  1523. 
■'  Dias.  Batrachomyoma.cbiaLel  H^toxKL*  Gr,  8P  Por.  IM4. 


H  O  M 

HOMERUS.    Ilias.  Gr.  8<>  Par.  1554.  [cum  Notis  Mss.] 
4»  Par.  ap.  G.  Mortliumi  1562. 

■  8»  Lond.  1591. 
4«  Glasg.  1747. 

■  cum  Scholiis  in  eam  antiquissimis;  ab  J.  B.  C. 
d'Ans8e  de  Villoison.  fol.  Ven.  1788. 

»  Liber  IX.  cum  Joh.  Sanderi  Collectaneis 


de  Vita  et  Scriptis  Homeri.  4®  Magd.  1661. 

-^  Initia  Homerica  sive  excerpta  ex  Hiade 


Homericum  Locorum  omnium  Grseca  Metaphrasi  exCodicibus 
Bodleianis  et  Novi  Collegii  Mss.  EdklitT.  Burgcss.  %^  Oxon.  MSS. 
Gr.  Lat.  Cui  adduntur  Coluthi  Helenae  rap- 


tum :  et  Tryphiodori  Ilii  excidium.  a  F.  Porto.  16"  Gtnev.  1580. 

120  Cantah.  1648. 

Cum  variis  Lectionibus  et  Observationi- 


bus  a  C.  G.  Heyne.  8  tom.  8"  Ups,  1802. 

Angl.  by  G.  Chapman.  4* 

First  12  books  by  G.  Chapman.  Achilles 


Shipld  by  the  same.  4»  Lond.  1598. 

by  A.  Pope.  6  vol.  fol.  Lond.  1715—30. 

6  vot.  4"  Lond.  1715—20. 

6  vol.  a*  Lond.  1760. 

with  Notes  by  G.  Wakefidd.  6  voL 


8«  Lond.  1796. 

Book  1.  by  Tickell.  4«  Lond,  1715. 


Gall.  Avec  des  Remarques  par  Madanic  Da- 

cier.  3  tom.  12®  Par.  1711. 

Xll^prem.  livres  de  miade  par  M.  H. 


Salel.  8«  Par.  1555. 

Gr.  hod.  In  versus  vulgares.  a  Nic.  Lucano. 


4»  Vcn.  1526. 


4«  Ven.  1640. 


Ital.  II  I"«  Oanto.  da  S.  MafFei.  8»  Lond.  1736. 

Lat.  per  Laur.  Vallara.  12°  Col.  1522. 

8«  Lugd.  ap.  Gryph.  1541. 

Latino  carmine  per  Eobanum  Hessum, 


4»  Bas.  1540. 
niados  Epitome  Lat.  carmine.  per  Pin- 

darium.  4"  {Litt.  Goth.] 

Batrachomyomachia.  Gr.  4°  Ven.  1486. 

cum  Scholiis  P.  Melancthonis.  4®  Par. 


1562. 

Gr.  Lat.  Glossa  Graeca ;  variantibus  Lectioni- 


bus  versionibus  Latinis ;  Commentariis  et  Indicibus  illustrata 
a  M.  Maltaire.  8<»  Lond.  1721. 

Angl.  mth  the  remarks  of  Zoilus^  and  the 


Life  of  Zoilus.  8°  Lond.  1717. 

Gail.  par  F.  Cohen.  Angl.  by  Parnell.  Lat. 


a  Berglero.  4^  Lond.  1797. 

Gr.  hod.  a  Demetrio  Zeno  Zacynthio  in  vul- 


garem  linguam  Gr,  rythmicd  coaveT^»  cum  \;al.  N«xi\i^^*  ^« 
M.  Crusii.  4^  AUd.  1707. 

voL.  UL  3  c  wm^>^^- 


H  O  M 

HOMERUS.    Hymnus  in  Cercrem.  Gr.  a  D.  Ruhnkenio.  9 

Lug,  B.  1780. 
Gr.  Lat.  a  Chr.  Gul.  Mitscherlich.  12»  IJp$. 

1787. 

Edit.  n  D.  Ruhnkenio.     Acredunt  diie 


Epislola^  criticae  et  C.  G.  Mitscherlichii  aclnotationes  in  Hym- 
num  in  Cererem.  4«  Lugd.  B.  1808. 

Homeri  Interpres.  l^  Argent.  1539. 


'■ Scntentisp  Homeri.    Gr.  Lat.   per  B.  Rordahusanum. 

4«  Lomn.  1556. 

Heroum   Homericorum  Epitaphia.    Gr.  Lat.    per  G. 


Canlerum.  4<>  Bas.  1566. 
Homeri  et  Hesiocli  Certamen.  Matronis  et  ahonim  Pa- 


rodiae.     Homtricoium  Heroura  Epilapliia.  Gr.  Lat.  12^  apud 
H.Stephanum.  1573. 

Homtrici  Ceutones.    Virgiliani  Centones.     Utrique  in 


quxdam  historise  sacne  capita  scripti.  Nonni  Paraphrasis  Evao- 
gelii  loannis.  Gr.  Lat.  18°  //.  Steph.  1578. 

Aurea  Catena  Homeri.  S^  Franekf.  1723. 

.  8"  Leips.  1728. 


A  Drssertation  upon  the  naturc  and  intention  of  Ho- 

mer's  Fables  relaiing  to  the  Gods.  8"  Lond.  1753. 

HOMES  (nath.)  The^^new  Worki,  or  the  new  Reformed  Churcfa. 
4^  Lond.  1641. 

Tlie  Peasants  pricc  of  q>iritual  Liberty.     III  Semions. 

4«  Lond.  1642. 

A  Vindication  of  baptizing  Bclcevers  Infants.     Being 


Animadversions  upon  Mr.  Tombes^s  exercitation  about  lufant 
Baptisnie.  4°  Lond.  1646. 

God's  gracious  Thoughts  towards  great  'Sinners.   4* 


Lond.  1647. 

The  mischief  of  mixt  Communions  discussed.  4®  Ltmd. 


1650. 

A  Thanksgiving  St  rmon.  4^  Lond.  1650. 

Diemonologie,  and  Tlieologie,  the  first  ihe  Malady,  the 

second  the  Remcdy.  12^  Lond.  1650. 

God,  a  rich  supply  of  all  Good.  18^  Lond.  1650. 

Plaiii  dealing,  or  the  cause  and  cure  of  the  present 


EvilsoftheTimes.  12«  Lond.  1652. 
HOMEHER  (MAnT.)Disput.  deVarioiisctMorbillis.4»//<;/w.l676. 
— —  Disput.  de.Htrmoptysi.  4°  lldm.  1676. 
HOMILIA.     Certainc  .Sennons  or  Homilies  appointed  to  be  read 

in  Churches  in  the  Time  of  Quecn  Elizabeth.  fol.  Lond.  163J. 
fol.  Lond.  1757. 


Horailia  Mihiopica,  dt  Nativitate  Domini  nostri  Jesa 

Christi,  Lat.  redd.  a  M.  Theodoro  Petra?o.  4«  Lugd.  Bat.  1660. 
Homilia  De  Conentione  Frutcrna,  habita  in  EcclesiaS. 


Sulpitii.  4«  Par.  1706. 

Gall.  40  Par.  1706. 

8»  Par.  1706.         v 


Horaelie  Historico-Politico-Morale.  8»  [1789.] 


liOMMA  (laur.)  Dispwl.  de  Pnucv^vC^  C,w\k«m  Tv^Vax^^    «^ 
Tr.  ad  Wt.  1644.  Wm^ 


H  O  M 

HOMMA  (lalr.)  Dispiit.  de  Anima  ralionali.  4<»  Tr.adRh,  1645. 
HOMME.     L^honneste  Iloiimie  et  le  i^celerat  scayoir,  si  pour 

prvenir  dans  le  Monde  il  faut  estre  homieste  Uomnae  ou  Sce- 

lerat.  12«  Par.  1699. 
— —  Traite  sur  rHomme,  en  quatre  Propositions  impor- 

tantes  &  leur  Dependences.  4**  Par,  17!  4. 
■  Reconnoisance  et  Expo-rion  raisonnec  des  Droits  de 

rHomme  ct  du  Citoyen.  8°  [1789.] 

IIonime-d*Elat  Imaginaire,  Comedie.  par  M'.  LeClitv. 


de  C*«r  8«  Par.  1789. 
HOMMEIUS  (ant.)  r.  nippocRATEs. 
HOMMELIUS  (CAROL.  fakd.)  Jurisprudentia  Numismatibus  il- 

lustrata  nccnon  Sigillis  aliisque  Picturis  velusitis  exornata.  8^ 

Lips,  1763.  ^ 

HOMMEY  (jAC.)  Diarium  liistorico-liltirarium,  Mensibus  Jan. 

Feb.  Mart.  April.  Maii,  Junii  1703.  8*^  Par.  1703. 
HOMMIUS  (festus)  Disputationes  TheologicjE  adversus  Ponti- 

ficios.  8°  Lu(;d,  BaL  1614. 
Coniroversia?  Belgica;.     Seu  Confessio  Ecclesiarum  re- 

formatarum  in  Bcl;rio.  4^  Litgd,  liat.  apud  Elzev.  1618. 
HOMOD^US  (jac.)  Disput.  de  paradoxis  et  erroribus  novae 

sectae  Sennerto-Paracelsianae.  4®  Jmsi.  1637. 
HOMODEIS  (anton  philotheus  de)  iEtnae  Topographia,  edente 

Nicol.  Oddo.  4°  1590. 
HOMUTH  (joAcn.)  Dissert.  de  Molchisedeco.  4^  Rost.  1674. 
•HONDHJS  (hcnricus)   Pictorum   aliquot  cclcbrium   prxcipu^ 

Germania?  inferioris  EflTigies,  III  Partes.  fol.  Hag.  Com, 
— —  I?egum,  Principura,  Virorum,  et  Fo^minarum  illus- 

trium  Effigies.  4**  Hag,  Com, 

Icones  Virorum  nostra  Memoria  iUustrium,  quomm 


Opera  cum  Litcraruin  Studia  tum  vera  Religio  fuit  restaurata. 
4«»  Hag.  Com. 

Instruction  sur  lcs  cinq  Rangs  de  PArchitecture.  fol. 


Amst.  1617. 

■  BelgifiB  Pacificatorum  Icones.  4®  Hag.  Com.  1608. 

■  lostruction  eu  la  Science  de  Perspective.  fol.  Hag.  1622. 
-f fol.  Hag.  1623. 


-  Regles  generales  de  la  Fortification,  de  rArtillerie,  des 

Ammunitions  et  Vivres;  des  OiFiciers  et  de  leur  CommissionB. 
trad.  du  Flamand,  fol.  Hag.  Com.  1625. 

Breve  Instruction  des  Regles  de  la  Geometrie.   foL 


Haye,  1625. 

Descriptio  Italiae  hodierux.  4^  Amst.  1626. 


HONDIUS  (j.)  V.  mercator. 

HONDIUS  (joDocus)  Descriptio  PromoDtorii  Bonse  Spei.  Belg. 

4«  Amst.  1652. 
'  Theatrum  Artb  scribendi.  4** 

HONDORFFEN  (friedr.)  Beschreibung  des  Saltz  Wercka  zu 

llallein  Sachsen.  4«  Hal.  1670. 
HONDT  (abr.  de)  Catalogue  d'un  Cabinet  des  MedaiUes  de  Abr. 

de  Hondt.  S'^  Haye,  1712. 
HONDT  (fet.  de)  Catalocms  van  Medailk»  Aoot  Yv0£t  ^^^<»bi&^- 

S^  Gravcnh.  1734.  VSS^ 


H  O  O 

HONE  (W.)  V,  RUSSEL. 

HONERDIUS  (RocH.)Thamara,Tragoedia.  l^  Lugd.Bat.  1611. 
HONERT  (JOH.  vanpen)  Disput.  de  fidejussoribus.  4^  Lug.  Bat. 

170J. 
HONERT  (t.  h.  van  den)  Theolooria  naturalis,  et  revelata,  per 

Aphorismos,  delint-ata.  12®  Lugd.  Bat,  1735. 
HONEY  out  of  ihe  Rock,  or  God  s  uiethod  in  s,nvin^  the  sweetest 

Comfort»  in  sharpest  Combates.  4"  Land»  1644. 
HONIGERUS  (n.)  f.  horatius. 
HONISGH  (CHR.)  Disput.  de  Infantum  Affectibus.  4"  Hal.  Mag- 

1718. 
HONIWAX  (J.)  Almanacke  for  1630.  12»  Land. 
HONOFRl  (FEDELE)  Fioretto  delle  Croniche.  l^  Vcn.  1632. 

Chronologia  Veneta.  12"  Ven.  1663. 

HONORATUS  (servius  marius)  De  Pedibus  Versuum  Libellus. 

4»  Tubirtg.  1537. 

De  Syllabarum  Quantitate.  4*>  Tubing.  1537. 

^ De  Pedibus  Versuum  et  Acccntibus.     De  Quantitate 

Syllabarum  Libellus.  12°  Tub.  1584. 
HONORIUS,  V.  bale. 
HONORIUS  Imp.  v.  pancirolus. 
HONORIUS   (julius)    Orator.     Excerpta  quae  ad   Cosmograr 

phiam  pertinent.  12°  Lug,  Bat.  1685. 
HONORIUS  (PHiL.)  Praxis  Jurisprudentiae  politicae.  4"  Frane. 

1610. 
HONORIUS  (venant.)  p.  fortunatus. 
HONORIUS,  Presb,  Augustodunemis.     Dialoji^us  de  Praedestini- 

tionc,  et  Libero  Arbitrio.     Epistolae  duae,  altera  Prosperi,  al- 

tera  Hilarii  Arelatensis  Epi?copi,  de  reliquiis  Pelagianae  haere- 

seos.     SententisB  ex  Libris  B.  Augustini  de  Pradestinatione 

Sanctorum.  12°  Co/.  1552. 
HONOUR.    The  Laws  of  Honour,  or  Account  of  Titles,  Digni- 

ties,  Offices,  &c.  8°  Lon4.  1726. 
HONSCOOP  (coRN.)  Disput.  de  AfFectione  cocliaca.   4»  Lug. 

Bat.  1681. 
HONTERUS  (jo.)  Rudimenta  Cosmographica.  AP  Bas.  1534. 
120  Tig^  154^^ 

. ^ ^  12°  THg.  1548.      - 

^ 12«  Antv.  1555. 

120  i^as.  1561. 

i 8«  Prag.  1595. 

HONTIUS  (gR.)  V.  DONATUS. 

HOOBROECK  (joh.  ab.)  Disput.  de  Melanchoha.  4^  Lug.  BtU. 

1660. 
HOOD  {Lord)  p.america. 
HOOD  (robin)   A  mery  geste  of  Robyn  Hoode  &  of  hys  Lyfe, 

wilha  newe  Playe.  4°  Wm.  Copiand  [bl.  /.] 
HOOD  (robert)  Earl  qf  Huntingdon.     The  Downfall  of  Robert 

Earl   of  Huntington,  aftcrward  called  Robin  Hood  of  merrie 

Sherwodde.  4«  Lond.  1601. 
HOOD  (thomas)  Speach  at  Mr.  T.  Smith's,  Gracious-street,  4« 


H  O  O 

HOOD  (THOMAs)  The  Use  of  the  Celestial  Globes.  4«  Lond.  1590. 
■  The  Use  of  the   Cross   Staffe  and  Jacob's  Stafle.    4* 

Lond.  1596. 

The  Making,  and  Use  of  the  Sector.  i9  Lond.  1598. 


HOOF(JOH.)  Disput.de  Orbis  terrarum  zonis.  12«  Ups.  1692. 
Disput.  de  legitimo  Imperio  C.  Juhi  Caesaris.  12*^  Ups, 

1697. 
HOOFF  (gisb.  van.)  Disputatio  compendii  Medici.  4^  Amst.  1666. 
■  Disput.  de  Pleuritide.  4<>  Anist.  1669. 

HOOFNAIL  (john)  Pi*actical  Improvements  and  Observationi 

touching  Colours.  8°  Lond.  1738. 
HOOFT  (lucas)  QusBstio  de  Orbe  terrarum  habitabili.    4®  Afnsi. 

1659. 

Quaestio.     De  Eclipsi  Paschali.  4<»  Amst.  1659. 

HOOGE  (romeyn.  de)  Schouwburg  van  Nederlantse  Verande- 

ringen.  fol.  Amst.  1674. 
HOOGE  (rom.  de)  Les  Indes  Orientales,  Occidentdes,  &  autres 

Lieux,  reprcsentes,  en  Figures.  4®  Leyd. 
■'  Views  of  Enguien,  &c.  fol. 

HOOGENHOUCK  (abr.)  Disput.  de  Legatis.  4»  Lug.  Bat.  170S. 
HOOGEVEEN  (ger.)  Disput.  de  Lcge  AquiUa.  4«  Lug.  Bat.  1717. 
HOOGEVEEN  (hen.)  Doctrina  Particularum  Linguae  Graecae. 

2  tom.  4«  1769. 
• ' — C.  G.  Schutz  animadversiones  in  doctrinam 

Particularum  GrKcarum  ad  justam  examinis  lancem  revocats. 

8«  1786. 
HOOGHCAMER  (jacobus)  Martyrium  Waldensium.  4«  Amst. 

1655. 
HOOGHT  (ev.  vander)  v.  biblia. 
HOOGSTRATANUS  (dav.)  v.  PHiEDRus. 
HOOGSTRATEN  (dav.  van.)  Exercit.  de  Lienteria.  4«  Lug. 

Bai.  1681. 
■  Dissert.  de  hodiema  MedicinaB  statu.  8*  Dord.  1683. 

HOOK  (andr.)  An  R<;say  on  the  National  Debt,  and  National 

Capital.  8«  Lond.  1750. 
HOOK   (archib.)   His  defence  to  the  Action  of  Crim.  Conl 
brought  against  him  by  Capt  Campbell.  8*  Lond.  1793. 

HOOKE  (CHAS.)  V.  COMENIUS. 

HOOKE  (CHR.)  A  Sermon  on  John  III.  1,  2,  3.  12«  Lond. 
HOOKE  {Col.)  The  Secret  History  of  Col.  Hooke^s  Negotiation» 

in  Scotland  in  favourof  the  Pretender  in  1707.  S^  Lond.  1760. 
HOOKE  (n.)  The  Roman  History  from  the  Building  of  Rorae  to 

tbe  Rain  of  the  Commonwealth.  4  vol.  4«  Lond.  1738 — 71. 
*  A  Short  Review  of  Mr.  Hooke^s  Observations,  &c.  con- 

ceming  the  Roman  Scnate.  8«  Lond.  1758. 

Observations  on  the  Answer  of  l'Abbe  de  Vertot,  to  an 


Inquiry  conceming  the  Senate  of  ancient  Rome.     Observations 

on  Dr.  Middleton^s  and  Dr.  "Chapman's  Estay  on  the  Roman 
enate.  4<>  Lond.  1758. 
HOOKE  (rob.)  The  fatall  Doom ;  or  the  Charms  of  Divine  Love. 

12»  Lond.  1655. 
— — —  Attempi  to  explaiti  the  WMfciMOTvew^  ^  «^ 

Experimeat  ofBob.  Boyle'«.  &  Lcmd.  1661-  ^OQi^fc^ 


H  O  O 

HOOKE  (uo^b.)    Reponse  aux  Considerations  de  M.  Auzout 

4«  Pnr.  1665. 
. Micrographia  :  or  some  physiological  descriptions  of 

minute  bodies  made  by  magnifying  Glaaees.  fol.  Lond.  1667. 
'  Animadversions  on  the  first  Part  of  the  Machioa  Cod» 


lestis  of  J.  Helvetius.  4°  Lond.  1674. 

An  Attempt  to  prove  the  Motion  of  the  EartJi.  4* 


Lond.  1674. 

A  Description  of  Helioscopes^  and  otber  Instrumeiitf 


made  by  him.  4*^  Lond,  1676. 

Lampas :  or  descriptions  of  some  mechanical  Improve- 


ments  of  Lamps  and  Waterpoises.  4®  Lond.  1677. 

Lecturcs  and  Collections.  Cometa.  Microscopiam.  4* 


Lond.  1678. 

Lectures  de  Potcntia  restitutiva,  explaining  the  Power 


of  sprin^ing  Bodies.  4®  Lond,  1678. 

Philoiiophical  Colkctious.  N*.  1  io  7.  4*  Lond.  1678. 

The  posthumous  Works  of  Dr.  Hooke,  containing  hii 


Cutlerian  Leclures  and  other  philosophical  Discourses.     Fub- 
lished  by  Rich.  Waller.  fol.  Lond.  1705. 

Philosophical  Experiments  and  Observations  of  the  Itte 


,  Dr.  Hooke  and  other  eminent  Virtuoso'8 ;   published  by  W. 

Derham.  8°  Lond.  1726. 
■'  Micrographia    restaurata,  or  Copper-Plates    of    Dr. 

Hooke's  Discoveries  by  the  Microscope.  fol.  Land.  1745. 

HOOKE  (T.)  V.  TASSO. 

HOOKE  (w.)  r.  cateciiism.  davenport. 

— — —  New  England^s  tears  for  Old  England's  fears.     A  Fast 
Sermon.  4°  Lond,  1641. 

HOOKER  (j.)  t».  HOLINSHED. 

HOOKER  (rich.)  V,  barksdale.  covell.  vvalton.- 
■  Of  the  Laws  of  Ecclesiastical  PoUtie.  With  some  Tradi 

and  Sermons.  fol.  Lond.  1633. 

• fol.  Lond.  1676. 

— fol.  Lond.  1723. 

The  6th  and  8th  Bookes  of  the  Ecclesiasticai 


Pohtie.  4°  Lond.  1648. 
Abridgment  of  his  Works.    With  his  Life.    8»  LondL 

1705. 
HOOKER  (thos.)  The  danger  of  desertion,  a  farewell  Sermoo. 

Together  with  ten  particular  rules  to  be  practised  every  day  by 

converted  Christians.  4°  Lond.  1641. 

. ' The  faithful  Covenanter.    A  Sermon.  4«  Lond.  1644. 

'  An  Exposition  of  the  Lords  Prayer.  4"  Lond.  1645. 

The  Saint'8  Guide.  12«  Lond.  1645. 

• A  Survey  of  the  Summe  of  Church  Discipline.  Whcre- 

in  the  way  gf  the  Churches  of  I^ew  England  is  warranted.  4* 

Lond.  1648. 


'  The  Covenant  of  Grace  opened  in  several  Sermoiis.  4* 

Lond.  1649. 

•The  Saints'  Bignitie  and  Dutie^  togcther  with  the 


I^anjrerofJ^QoraxiceacidUBidiXMBm*  ^  LofvidA^V. 


H  OO 

HOOKES  (n.)  Amanda,  a  Sacrifice  to  an  unknown  Goddesse,  or  a 
free  will  offering  of  a  loving  Hearl  to  a  SweeUHeart.  8®  Lond. 
1653. 

HOOLA  (theod.)  Disput  de  Nephritide.  4^  Lug,  Bat.  1699. 

HOOLCR  (coRN.  GROEN  vander)  Disput.  de  Justitia  universali 
et  Jure.  4«  Lug.  Bat.  1624. 

HOOLE  (C.)  V.  CATO.  CORDERIUS. 

Aii  easy  Entrance  to  the  Latin  Tongue.  12®  Lond,  1649« 

■  Terminationes  et  Exempla  Declinationum  et  Couju^« 

tionum.  12<»  Lond.  1650. 

"  Propria  quae  maribus,  Qujb  Genus  &  As  in  praesenti 

EnglishM  and  explained.  12"  Lond.  1650. 

Latin  and  Enghsh  Grammar.  12^  Lond,  1653. 

•  Examinatio  Gram.  Latinae.  12®  Lond.  1660. 

•  The  Accidence  examined  and  explained.    12®   Loid. 


1702. 
HOOLE  (john)  V,  TAsso. 

Timanthes,  a  Tragedy.  8®  Lond.  1770. 

• Cleonice,  Princess  of  Bithynia,a  Tragedy.  8®  Lond.  1775. 

HOOLE  {Mr.)  Account  of  the  Life  and  writings  of  John  Scottof 

Amwell.  8® 
HOOLE  (SAM.)  Sermons.  8®  Lond.  1786. 
HOOLWERFF(jAc.  ab)  Disput.de  Asthmate.  4®  Lug.  Bat.  1673. 
HOOPER  (geo.)  Bishop  qfBristol.    Sermon  on  Gal.  V.  22,  23. 

4®  Lond.  1682. 

Sermon  on  Luke  XVI.  8®  Lond.  1691. 

Sermon  on  John  VII.  17.  4®  Lond.  1694. 

Fast  Sermon  before  the  Commons.  4®  Lond.  1701. 

Charge  to  the  Clergy.  4®  Oj^.  1716. 

HOOPBR  (j.)  Bp.  of  Gloucesler.  v.  hop£R. 

HOOPER  (marg.)  Most  fcarfull  newes  from  the  Bishoprick  of 

Duiiiam,  being  the  Relation  of  M.  Hooper  being  possessed  by 

the  Devil.  4®  Lon^.  1641. 
HOOPER  (r.)  A  Compendious  Medical  Dictionary.    8®    Lond. 

1798. 

The  Physicians  Vade  Mecum.  12®  Lond.  1809. 

HOOPER  (SAM.)  A  Catalogue  of  the  Mss.  in  the  Cottonian  -Li- 

brary.  8®  J^nd.  1777. 
HOOP  PETTICOAT.  The  enormous  Abomination  of  the  IIoop- 

Petticoat,  by  A.  W.  8®  Lond.  1745. 
HOORN  (everh.  van)  Disput.  dc  partibus  sanguificationem  in- 

cohantibus  primariis.  4®  Franek.  1648. 

Disput.  de  Partibus  animalibus.  4®  Franek.  1649. 

Disp.  de  Partibus  locomotivis.  4®  Franek.  1649. 

■■  Disput.  de  Partibus  Oculorum  deque  Auriculis.     4® 

Franek.  1649. 

Disput.  de  Partibus  similaribus.  4®  Franek.  1649. 

Disput.  de  Lacte.  4®  Franek.  1649. 

HOORN  (gul.  vander)  Disput.  de  Pleuritide.  4®  Tr.  ad  Rh.  1660. 
-  Hippocrates  de  Circuitu  Sanguinis,  Exercitatio.  4®  Lxi^^ 

Bai.  1660. 
HOORN  (j.  G.  vAs)  English  and  Dutdi  Gtomimwc*  ^'^'^^'^?^ 
meachUim.  W  Lond.  1690.  Wyw^ 


H  O  P 

HOORN  (j.  voN.)  Lectio  tertia  de  Generalione  humana.  8*  Up' 
saL  1709. 

-  The  twenne  uti  korta  Fra;yor  och  Swar  Troligen  under- 


wi-^ande  Jordej^ummor  Siphra  och  Pua.  8"  Stackh.  1719. 
DORNBEECK  (joh.)  Oratio  de  studio  SS.  Theologiae.  4«  Ulir. 

De  Paradoxis  et  Heterodoxis  Weigelianis.  12*  Uliraf. 


HOOR 
1644 


1646. 


.  Oratio  in  obitum  Caroli  da  Maets.  4"  Lltr,  1651  • 

Oratio  de  Scholis  theologicis.  4®  iMgd.  Bat.  1 654. 

—  Oratio  de  Ecclesiarum  inter  se  Communione.  4*  UUr, 
1654. 

Dissertatio  theologica  de  Peste.  12^  Lugd.  Bat.  apud 

Elzev.  1655. 

Pro  convincendis,  et  convertendis  Judseis,  Libri  octo. 


4<>  Lugd.  Bat.  1655. 

Oratio  in  obitum  D.  Jacobi  Revii.  4®  Li^.  1658. 

Dissert.  de  Consociatione  Evangelica  Reformatoruin  ct 


Augustans  Confessionis.  4^  Lugd.  Bat.  apud  Elzev.  1663. 
Libri  II.  de  Conversione  Indorum  et  GeQtilium. 


A?nst.  1669. 
HOORNBEECK  (petrus  ab)  Carmen  de  Salomonis  primo  Ju- 

dicio  40  Amst.  1668. 
HOORNBEECK  (tobias)  Oratio  in  laudem  Astrologise-  4»  Hari. 

1679. 

HOORNE     (WILLEM     YSBRANTSZ    BONTEKOE     VAN)     Joumacl  oftc 

beschriivins^e  van  de  Oost-Indische  Reyse.  4*  Atnst.  1648. 

^ 40  Utrecht,  1649. 

4^  Amst.  1650. 

HOORNENBURG   (joach.   ab)    QuBBstio  de  Sale.    4«    Avut. 

1659. 

QuBBstio  de  Eclipsi  PaschaU.  4°  Amst.  1659. 

HOP  (coRNELius)  Disputatio  de  acquirendo  rerum  Dominio  jure 

Gentium.  49  Lugd.  Bat.  1705. 
HOP  (gul.  henr.)  Disputatio  ad  Senatus  Consultum  Vellejanum. 

4»  Lug.  B.  1704. 
HOPE.    A  door  of  Hope :    or  .  a  call  and  declaration  for  the 

galherino;  together  of  tiie  first  ripe  Fruits  unto  the  Standard  of 

our  Lord,  King  Jesus.  4°  1660. 
HOPE,  a  Poetical  Essay.  4<>  Lond.  1745. 
HOPE  {Sir  w.)  v.  soleisel. 

• The  compleat  Fencing-master.  12®  Lond.  1693. 

The  Swordsman^s  Vade  mecum.  129  Lond.  1694. 

New  Method  of  fenciiig.  49  Edinh.  1714. 

A  Vindication  of  the  irue  Art  of  Self-Defence.     ©• 

Edinh.  1724. 
HOPER  (hen,  and.)  Dissert.  de  Polemoscopio.  4^  Jen.  1709. 
HOPER  (johm)  Biskop  of  Gloucester.  v.  ridley. 
■  An  oversight  and  deliberacion  upon  the  holy  Prophete 

Jonas  in  sevene  Sermons.  19^  Lond.  1550. 

>    '  ■>  An  Homelye  to  be  read  in  the  Tyrae  of  Pestylenoe  8c 


H  O  P 

HOPFFSTOCKH  (car.  max.)  Machiavelhis  ante  ^Machiavellum 

cx  historia  Laced»inoniorum  productus.  4*  Jen.  1608. 
HOPFNER  (cHRisT.)  Betrachlung  der  Kurtzheit  des  Meschli- 

chen  Lebens.  ^  Embd.  1G61. 
HOPFNER  (joH.  CHR.)  Dissert.  de  Morbis  Hepatis  ex  Anato- 

tnia  ducendis.  4®  Halce,  1726. 
HOPFNER  (JOH.  wiLH.)  Disput.  de  Hseraurrhagia  in  genere.  4* 

Jen.  1640. 
.HOP.GARDEN.     A  perfect  platform  of  a   Hop-Garden.    4» 

Lnnd.  1653. 
HOPING  (joH.  ABR.  JAC.)  Chiromantia  harmonica,  et  Institu- 

tiones  Chiromantica?.  Germ.  8^  Jcn.  1681. 
HOPINGK  (theod.)  Panegyricus  Hermanuo  Vukeio.  4®  Marp, 

1634. 
Tract.  dc  prisco  et  novo  Jure  Sigillorum.  49  Norib, 

1649. 
HOPITAUX.     Ordonnance  du  Roy,  portant  rcijlement  gcneral 

concemantles  Hopitaux  mihtaires.  12**  Par.  1647. 
— — ^—  Recueil  des  Edits  et  Declarations  conccrnant  les  H6pi« 

taux  et  MaUidcries  de  France.  fol.  Par,  1675. 
■  Institution  et  rejjlement  de  THopital  de  Notre  Dame 

dans  la  Ville  d'Aix.  8»  Air.  1688. 

Etat  ireneral  des  Unions  faites  dcs  Biens  et  Revenus  des 


Maladeries,  Leproiseries,  Aumoneries  et  autres  Lieux  pieux, 

aux  Hopitaux  des  pauvres  malades.  4*  Par.  1705. 
HOPKINS  (cHARLEs)  Pyrrhus  King  of  Epirus,  a  Tragedy.  4* 

Land.  1695. 
"  Boadicea  Quecn  of  Britain,  a  Tragedy.  4®  Lond,  1697. 

' Friendship  improved,  or,  the  Female  Warrior,  a  Tra- 

gedy.  4«  Lond.  1700. 
HOPKINS  (e/ek.)  Bishop  of  Londonderry,     Funeral  Sermon  on 

Hon.  Alg.  Grevil.  4°  Lond.  \66S, 
•  The  almost  Christian  discovered,  in  several  Sermons. 

12«»  Lond,  1693. 

A  sccond  Volume  of  Discourses  on  aeveral  Subjects.  8* 


Lond,  1693. 
HOPKINS  (geo.)   Salvation  from  Sinne  by  Jesus  Christ.    12* 

Lond.  1655. 
HOPKINS  (j.)  Sermon.     Ezra  VIL  26,  27.  12«  Lond.  1604. 
HOPKINS  (john)  Amasia,  or  the  Works  of  the  Muses.     A  col- 

lection  of  Poems.  3  vol.  8»  1700. 
HOPKINS  (john)  V.  beveridge.  biblia.  psalmi.  williams. 
HOPKINS  (marmadl-ke)  Murmurers  reproved.     A  Sermon.  4* 

Lond,  1689. 
HOPKINS  (matthew)    The  discovery  of  Witcbes.  4«  Lond^ 

1647. 
HOPKINS  (t.)  Banl^  Notes  the  cause  of  thc  disappearance  of 

Gtiineas,  and  of  the  course  of  Exchange  against  us  whilst  the 

balance  of  Trade  is  in  our  favour.  8®  Lond.        ^ 
HOPKINS  (william)  AnimadversioDs  ou  Mr.  Johnsou's  Answer 
'  to  Jovian.  8«  LondA69l. 

VoL,  III.  3  H  \\0^\L\^^On3^ 


H  O  P 

HOPKINSON  (JOH.)  Synopsis  Paradisi.  4»  Lugd.  Bat.  1593. 
IIOPNERIJS  (JOH.  HiER.)  Dlssert.  de  animsB  iiuinortalis  traduc* 

tione.  4t^  Lips,  1649. 
HOPONTANUS   (paul.)   Disscrt   de   Prooemio    Logica.    4» 

Haum.  1709. 
HOPPENSTEDT  (christ.  cas.)  Pspstilentiae  avcrruncus  siTc  dc 

avertenda  Peste  Theses.  4<>  Hehn.  1712. 


Epistola  de  Saturno  ejusque  Annulo.  4**  Htrfm.  1713. 

Epistola  de  Sole  ejnsque  Lace.  4°  Hehn.  1713. 

Spccimen  Mathematicum  de  Machina  planetaria,  sire 

de  Hypothesi  Copernicana  Machina  singulari  iliustrata.    4* 

Hehn.  1714. 


— —  Beschreibung,  und  Anzeige  des  neu  inveatirten  Tau- 
chc-kleides,  oder,  Wasse-Machine.  4**  1717. 

HOPPERUS  (J.)  V.  CONRINGIUS. 

■  De  Ver4  Jurisprudentia,  Lib.XII.  fol.  Ant.  apud  Plant. 

1590. 

Cura  H.  Conringii.  4®  Brunsv.  1656. 


HOPPERUS  (MARc.)  r.  proclus. 

HdPPESTEYN  (PETR.)  Disput.  de  Cholcra.  4»  Lug.  Bai.im, 
HOPPESTEYN  (j.)  Disput.  de  Dysenteria.  4*  Lug.  Bat.  1717. 
HOPPIUS  (frid.  pet.)  De  Servis  htteratis  Coramentatio.  4«  £fo/. 

Mag.  1720. 
HOPPIUS  rjAcoBus)  QuBDstro  de  Phantasia.  4«  Wiit.  166$. 
HOPPIUS  (JOAN.  BEN.)  Cauliones  in  curando  Hydrope.  4*  Witt» 

1713. 
HOPPIUS   (sAM.  JOACH.)   De  Scriptoribus  Historiae  Polonic» 

Schediasma.  4®  €>ant.  1707. 
HOPTON  (arthur)  Almanacks  for  1607,  8,  11,  12.  19°  Lond. 
-  '■  The  topographical  Glass.  4°  Lond.  1611. 

■«■  A  Concordancy  of  Yeares.  8°  Lond.  1615. 

HOPTON  {Lady  e.)  p.  whatman. 
HOPTON  (ralph)  Lord.  v.  chudleigh.  hull.  mohune.  pek- 

dennis.  waller. 
— Remarkable  Passages  of  the  overihrow  of  Sir  R.  Hop- 

ton,  with  the  lakin;^  of  the  High  Shcritre  (Sir  E.  Fortescue) 

Prisoner.  4°  Lond.  1642. 

A  true  relation  of  the  Victory  of  Sir  R.  Ilopton  over 


Lord  Stamford^s  Forces  in  Cotnwall.  4°  Osf.  1642. 

•  A  Remonstrance  or  Declaration  of  the  names  of  tbe 


Knights  and  Gentlemen  that  take  part  with  Sir  R.  Hopton  and 
other  Dehnquents  in  Devonshire  and  Cornwall.  4*  Lond.  1643. 
Declaration  of  the  Lords  and  Commotis  for  the  pre- 


vcntion  of  a  raost  horridand  unnatural  Designe  pursuedbySir 

R.  Hopton  and  his  AdherenUj.  4**  Lond.  1642. 
Sir  R.  Hopton  and  all  his  forces  coming  in  to  Parlia* 

ment  4*»  Lond.  1646. 
Account  of  the  disbanding  of  Sir  R.  Hopton's  Army  in 

Comwall,  and  of  Sir  T.  Fairfax*8  advance  to  Exetcr.  4«  Loid. 

1646. 

uoproN 


H  O  E 

HOPTON  (ralph)  Lord.    His  declaration  to  thc  Gentlemen  of 

Cornwall  in  behalf  of  Prince  Charles.  4®  1649. 
>.  A  Message  to  Sir  R.  Grecnvill,  &c.  4«  Lond.  1650. 

His  declaration,  May  20.  4®  LoTid.  1650. 

HOPTON  HEATH.    An  account  of  the  battailc  on  Hopton 

Heath.  4«  1643. 
HOPWOOD  (uoB.)  Oratio  Harveiana.  4«  Lond.  1741. 
HOR^Esecundum  usum  Sarum,  totahte^  ^d  longum,  cum  multis 

pulcberrimis  orationibus.  4^  Pat. 
•  Hore  beate  Marie  Virginis  ad  usum  Sarum,  tctaliter  ad 

longum  sine  require.     Cum  plurimis  sufHragiis  et  orationibus. 

8*^  Par.  Hertn.  Hardouyn.  [impress.  in  membranis.] 

Hore  Marie  Virginis  ad  usum  Romas,  cuni  mujiis  ora- 


tionibus.  12^  [impress.  in  mbmdranis.] 

—  Ht  ures  a  Tusage  de  Chartres  avec  les  Miracles  nostre 


Dame  e!  lcs  figures  de  l'Apocalipse  et  de  la  Bible  et  des  tri- 
umphes dts Cffisar.  4® 

Heures  de  N.  Dame  a  Tusage  de  Nantes;  avec  les  V^- 


pres,  Complies,  et  plusjeurs  Hymnes,  Enserable  les  Litanies  de 
la  Vierge.  12°  Rennes. 

Hcures  a  Tusage  de  Rome  tout  au  long  sans  rien  requei* 


rir.  8*^  Par.  [impress.  in  membranis.] 

Heures  a  Tusage  de  Rome,  tout  au  long  saus  rien  re- 


querir :  avec  les  apparissions  de  la  resurrection  de  Jesu  Christ 
et  plusieurs  histoires  deTApocalypse.  4®  Par. 

Heures  de  N.  Dame  a  l'usage  dc  Rome,  reveucs  et  cor- 


rigees  de  nouveau  par  Maistre  R.  Benoist.  Avec  un  Formulaire 
de  Prierres  et  Oraisons.  L^it.  Fr,  12°  Rouen. 

Heures  a  Tusaige  de  Rome,  tout  au  long,  sans  rien  re- 


querir.  Avec  la  destruction  de  Jerusalem :  ct  lcs  figures  de  la 
Vie  de  rhomme  et  plusieurs  aultres  bellcs  figures.  4°  Par.  GiU 
let  Hardouyn.  [impress.  in  membranis.] 

Hore  bcate  Marie  Virginis  secuhdum  usum  Sarum.  8* 


Rothm.  1497.  [impress.  in  membeanis.] 

Horae  ad  usum  Sarum.  8°  Par.  1498.   [impress.  m 


membranis.J 

Hore  be^e  Marie  Virginis  ad  usum  Parisienscm,  tola- 


liter  ad  longum,  sinc  require.   12®  Par.  1499.    [impress,  in 

MEMBRANIS.] 

Hore  intemerate  Virginis  MRrie  sccundum  usum  Ro- 


manum  cum  plurimis  orationibus  tam  Gallico  quam  Latino.  4^ 
Par.  1501.  [iMPREss.  in  mEmbranis.] 

Heurcs  a  Tusage  de  Romc.  4®  Par.  1503. 

Heures  a  Tusaige  de  Tours.  4®  Par.  1514.  [impress. 


IN  MEMORANIS.] 

Heures  a  rusaige  de  Paris  histori^  tout  au  long  sans 


rien  requerir.  4®  Par.  1515.  [impress.  in  membranis.] 

Hone  in  laudem  bcatissims  Virginis  MariaB  secundum 


consuctudinem  curiae  Romanae :  ubi  orthographia,  punpla,  et 
K/cc^tug  suis  locis  habentur.  4^  Par.  ap.  Colinaum.  1525. 


H  O   R 

fiOR^.     Hore  secundum  usura  Sarum.  4"  Par.  1526. 

■  '  Hore  beatissime  Virginis  Marie  ad  legitimum  Sari»bu« 

riensis  Hccle>iie  ritum,  cum  quindecim  orationibus  beate  Bh- 
gitte  ac  multis  aliis  orationibus  pulcbcrrimis  et  indulgentiis, 
cum  tabula  aptissima  jam  ultimo  adjectis.  4^  Par,  1526. 

4<>  Par,  1534. 

r—  4°  Par.  1536. 

80  1542. 


— : Horas  de  la  Virgen  Maria  segun  el  use  Romano,  con 

otros  officios.  12°  Par,  1546. 

—  Horas  de  nuestra  seiiora  segun  el  uso  Romano :  enlas 


quales  son  anadidas  muciias  oraciones  muy  devotas:  y  de  nueuo 
el  rosario  de  nuestra  senora :  y  son  ad  longum  siue  require.  ^ 
Lyotis.  1551. 

Hora?  diurnaB  et  nocturnae  ad  usum  Orientalium.  Arah. 


W  Rom.  S,  Congr.  de  Pr.  Fide.  1692. 
HORANTIUS  (francisc.)  Loca  Catholica  contra  Calvinum.  fol. 

Ven.  VSAr. 
HORAPOLLO.     Hieroglyphica.    Gr.  Lat.  A  Dav.  Hoeschelio. 

4°  August.  Vindel.  1599. 
1 cum  integris  observationibus  et  Notis  J.  Mep- 

ceri  et  D.  Iloeschelii  et  seleclis  N.  Caiossini.  Curante  J.  C.  die 

Pauw.  4P  Tr.  ad  Rh.  1727. 
HORATIANUS  (octav.)  Rerum  Medicarum,  Libri  4.  Edit  ab 

Heremanno  Comite  de  Neiienar.  fol.  ArgetU.  1532. 
HORATIUS  2.  Flaccus.  v.  aveman.  bernardus.  blondel.  boylb. 

CUNINGHAM.  DACIEU.    DOUSA.    JOHNSON.    KRAGIUS.    LUBINUS.    MA- 
»  DIUS.  PLATNER.  POPE.  PRESCOTT. 

OiJtra.  fol.  Mediol.  ap.  Ant.  Zarothum.  1474.   [Prima 

cum  anni  notd  editio.'^ 

Acronis  Comment.  in  Horatium.   fol.  ^Med. 


ap/l  nt  .Zarothum.  1474. 

cum  interp.  C.  Landini.   fol.    Flor.  per  A» 


Miscominum.  1482. 
' —  cum  Comment.  Acronis  et  Porphyrionis.  fol. 

Vcii.  1490. 

.  8«  Vcn.  ap.  Ald.  1501. 

Adduntur,  Centiraetrum  Marii  Servii.  Anno* 


tationes  Aldi  Manutii  in  Horatium.  Ratio  mensuum^ '  quibui^ 
Odce  cjusdem  Poclee  teneiitur  eodem  Aldo  authore.  Nicolai 
Peroti  hbellus  ejusdeni  argumenli.  8°  Ven.  ap.  Ald.  1519. 

8»  Ven.  ap.  Ald.  1527. 

cum  Commentariis  Aeronis^  ed.  a  Michaele 


Bentino.  8°  has  1527. 

Cum  Nic.  Peroti  libello  de  metris  Odarum 


Horatianarum.  16°  Par.  ap,  S.  Colimtum,  1531. 

Cuiu  Sciioliis  illustrata.  8*»  Par.  1537. 

Adduntur,  Ratio  mensuurn  quibus  Odse  ejus- 

dt  ui  Po^taj  tenentur.    Centimetrum  Marii  Servii.     Variae  Lcc- 

tiones  ex  Vetusliss.    Codicibus.    8°    Par,  ap.  R,  Stepkanum. 

1^44. 

HORATIUS 


H  O  R 

IIORATIUS  a.  Flaccus.  Opera,  cum  Scholiis  ab  Henr.  Stephano. 

8»  Lutct.  apud  R.  Steph.  1549. 
■  cum  Scholiis  H.  Stephani.   Ejusdem  H.  Ste- 

phani  Diatribae.  8** 

•  cum  Commentariis  Dionysii   Lambini ;   ad« 


jectae  sunt  J.  M.  Bruti  explicationes.  4^  VtH.  1566. 

fol.*  Franc.  1577. 


cum  A.  Turnebi  Comment.  et  T.  Marcilii 

emendationibus.  fol.  Par.  1604. 

cum  Commentariis  variorum  Autorum.  edit* 


a  N.  Honigero.  fol.  Bas.  1580. 

F.  Ceruti  in  Horatii  Opera  Paraphrasis.   4^ 


Veron.  1585—88. 
cum  Pct.  Gualterii  Chabotii  Praelectionibus. 


fol.  Bas.  1591. 

a  Christ.  Plantino.  24°  Lugd.  Bat.  1597. 

— Cum  Commentariis  Commentatoris   veteris 


et  Jac.  Cruquii.  Accesserutit  J.  Dousa*  Commentariolus.     4* 
Lugd.  Bdt.  1597.  [cum  Notis  Mss.  R.  Bentltii.] 

cum  Indice  H.  Stephani  et  Th.  Tretcri.  12* 


Franc.  1600. 


cum  Scholiis  Joannis  Bond.  12*^  Lond.  IGO61. 

12«  Lond.  1611. 

12°  Par.  1668. 

■ 12°  Amst.  1676. 


Cum  La»vini  Torrentii  Comment.  Item  Pctii 

Nannii  Alcmarianiin  Artem  Poeticam:  fol.  Jntv.  1608. 

a  J.  Cruquio.  4°  Lugd.  B/it.  16J1. 

cum  Not.  Dan.  Hein^ii.  8°  Lugd.  Bat.  apud 


EIzcv.  1612.  [cum  Notis  Mss.  R.  Bentleii.] 

a  D.  Hcinsio,  cujus  accedit  Liber  de  Satyra 


Horatiana.  16°  Lugd.  But.  ap.  Eiz.  1629. 

ex  editione  D.  Hcinhii.  24°  Amst.  1690. 

a  J.   Rutgersio.     12°    Lut.  ap.  R.   StepK 


1613. 

24«  Sedani.  1627. 

Cum  notis  variorum.  Accurante  Com.  Schrc* 


vdio.  8°  Lugd.  Bat.  1663. 

in  Usum  Delphini.  8°  Lo^ji.  1694. 

Accedunt  J.  Rutgersii  Lectiones  Venusinas. 


12°  Trnject.  Bdt.  1669.  [cum  JSotis  Mss.  R.Benticii.] 

—  4°    Cantab.    1699.      [cum    Notis  Mss. 


BentUii.] 


12*  Cantab.  1701. 

com  NotisR.  Bentleii.  4°  CantabAlW. 
.  2  vol.  4°  Amst.  1713. 
.  a  M.  Mattaire.  8°  Lond.  1715.        ' 
.  a  W.  Baxter.  8°  Lond.  1725. 
.  16°  Par.  1733. 
.  J.  Pine.  2  vol.  8*  Umd.  1733—37. 

5  UO^^wTVVil^ 


H  O  R 

HORATIUS  fi.  Flaccus.    Opera,   a  S.  A.  Philippc  199  Ua. 

Par.  1746. 
— ab  Joh.  Li\ie«    13"   Birm,  Baskenilie, 

1762. 

4«  Birm,  Baskerviile,  1770. 


Accedunt.  I.  Synopsis  chronologica  re- 

rum  Romanarum,  vivente  Horatio.  II.  Tractatulus  de  mctris 
lloratianis.  III.  Variae  LXXVl  codicum  lectioneii.  IV. 
Phrasium  sulxliiHcilium  enucleatio.  V.  Lexicon  Mythologi- 
cum,  Ilistoricum  et  Geographicum.  VI.  Dictionarium  Latiiio- 
Gallicum  rocum  Horatianarum  quse  Lectorem  morari  posMiut 
Curante  J.  Vallart.  &  Par,  1770. 

— a  J.  N.  ile  Azara.  fol.  Pamut.  1791. 

cum  Notis  variorum,  cdit.  a  C.  Combe. 


4  Partes.  2  tom.  4^  Lond,  1792—93. 

ex  editioue  Baxteri^  cum  Notts  Gesneri 


ct  Zeunii.  4<»  Glasg,  1796. 

collatione  scriptorum  Grecorum  perpe- 


tua  et  notis  variorura  illubtratUK.  Pi*Qeuiittuntur  Oda?,  O  Faiu, 
atcjue  htermissa  Vtmis,  e  Latino  in  Grsecum  conversie,  a  S, 
Weston.  8«  Lond.  1805. 

Lat.  Gaii.  per  Luc.  de  la  Porte.    12*  Par. 

1584. 

Lat.  Gali.  avec  nne  nouTeUe  Traduction,  & 


Remarquespar  Monsr.  Dacicr.  lOtom.  12*  Par.  1683,  1697. 
10  tom.  12<»  Par.  1709. 


Lat.  Angi.  translated  by  P.  Francis.     With 

critical  Notes.  4  vol.  12«  Land.  1747. 

— : ^n^.by  T.  Creech.  12**  Lond.  1715. 

12«  Lond.  1737. 

by  W.  Boscawen.   2  vols.    8*    iMd» 


1793—7. 

Select  mofal  Parts  of  Horace  and  other  Latin  Poets. 


Lai.  Angl.  8«  Lond.  I65i. 
Sflect  Odes  and  Satires,  translated  into  English  by  the 

mostemincnt  Hands.     With  tbe  Art  of  Poetry  by  Lord  Kos- 

common.  12«  Lond.  1715. 
■  First  Ode  of  the  second  Book  paraphrased.  4*  Lond. 

1714. 

Sat.  1  and  3  of  the  second  Book  imitated.  4^  Loni. 


1734. 

Sclcct  Satires,  translated  into  English  Versc,  and,  for 


the  most  part,  adaptcd  to  the  present  Times.     By  A.  Geddes. 
4P  Lond.llld. 

Carmcn  Seculare.  Angl.  by  W.  Duncombe.  fol.  Lond. 


17^1. 

■ translated  into  English  Versc.  4*  Lond. 

1779. 

.  Set  to  Music  by  Mr.  Phillidor.  4* 


The  7th  Epistle  of  the  Ist  book  imiuted.  4*  Lomd. 

1713. 

-  The  Art  of  Poetry » Uaik^U  'w\tVi  NqUa  b^  G.  Colman.  4* 


Lond.  1783.  \LVi>8wK?L\»% 


H  O  R 

HORATIUS  Q.  Fiaccus,  A  Dissertation  concemina:  ilie  two  Ode* 

of  Horace  wbich  have  l)een  discovercd  in  the  ralaline  Libiary 

at  Rome.  4«  Lond,  1789. 
■■  Satire,   e  Epistole,   du  L.  Dolce.     12®  Ven^ 

1559. 
HORBEN  (joH.  HFN.)    Funeral  Sermon  of  Joh.  Bapt.  Pderlc 

M  .D.  Gam,  4®  Franc.  16S1. 
■  Funeral  Sermon  of  J.  A.  Leizheimer.  Gcrtn.  4*  Franc. 

1684. 
HORCH  (JOH.  JAC.)  Dissert.  de  Morborum  Conscnsu.    49  IlaL 

Mag.  1716. 
HORCHER  (pniL.)  Lib.  III.  De  Constructione  Circini  Pix>pop- 

tionum.  4"  Mogunt.  1605. 
HORCHIUS   (hen.)   t)ij«putatio  de  Vencni    pestilentialis  ut  et 

Alexipharmacorum   Natura   et  in  Corpus    humanum   arrendi 

modo;  ex  verse  Philosophise  Principiis  perspicue  demon;>tra- 

to,  multisque  Experimentis  sufRilto.  4**  M.  Cait.  1676. 
HORCHIUS  (henr.)  Sacerdotium  Romanum,  una  cum  ejus  Sa* 

criiicio,  No6i««j  convictum.  12®  Ainst,  IG90. 
HORD  {Mr.)  Two  Knaves  for  a  penny ;  or  a  Dialogue  betwecn 

Mr.  Hord  the  Mealman  and  Mr.  Gripe  the  Broker.  4®  Lond. 

1647. 
HORDAL  (joh.)  Historia  Joannas  d*Arc,  Aurehanensis  Puells. 

4»  PoHti-MusM.  1612. 
HORDEN  (H.)  V.  viRTuE. 
HORDOGNEZ  (alfonso)  Celestina,  Tragicomedia  di  Cali«to  c 

MeUbea,  tradotta  de  Spagnuolo  in  Italiano,  da  Innocentio  Mig* 

liorucci.  12^  Ven.  1543. 
HORELIUS  (PHiL.  cod.)  Dissert.  de  Apepsia.    4»   Lug.  Bai. 

1720.       ' 
HOREN  (nicol.)  Tractatus  de  Latitudinibus  Formarufh.  4^  Pad. 

1487. 

■  Opuscula  Mathematica.  fol.  Ven.  1505. 
HORIN  (CAR.  franc.)  Guaestionis  Medic».  4«  3Ionsp.  1683. 
HORLACHER  (chr.  mich.)  £KIArPA<l>IA  Suturarum  Cranii  hu- 

maui.  4*  Tub.  1684. 

Dissert.  de  Vitriolo.  4«  Etf.  1687. 

■■  Dissert.  de  naturali  VentricuU   Functione.    4*  Eifi 

1689. 
HORLOGE.    Usage  de  rHorloge.  12* 
HORMANUS  (GUL.)  Vulgaria.  Lat.  &  Angl.  4P  Lond.  1519. 

■  Antibossicon.  4®  Lond.  1521 . 

HORMEYER  (sim.)  De  origine  propinandi  coUoquium  peiju- 

cundum.  12«  Lips.  1612. 
HORN,  r.  HORNius. 
HORN  (        }  Proposal  for  changing  the  Coin  of  the  Kingdcmi. 

foL 
HORN  (barth.)  Thesis  de  Febribus  in  generc,  4«  Gryph.  1611. 
HORN  (cAsp.)  Thesi.^  de  Paralysi.  4«  fVitt.  1600. 

■  Thesis  de  Arthritide.  4*  Bas.  1616. 

HORN 


H  O  R 

HORN  (george)  A  Trefltise  on  Leeches.  S^  Lond,  1798. 
HORN  (gf.o.  conr.  de)  Dissert.  de  Salivatione  Mercuriali.    4* 

Franc,  1689. 
HORN  (hen.)  Disput.  de  Anima.  A^  Hcnricop.  1591. 
HORN  (hf.rm.)  Disput.  de  Ictcro  flavo.  4*»  Rinu  1667. 
HORN  (.lAc.)  Disscrt.  de  Spiritubus  acidis.  4°  Jen.  1720. 
HORN  (joH.  van)  Di^put.  de  Plenritide.  4°  Uhr,  1641. 

Disput.  de  morbis.  8"  Vltr.  164). 

Epistola  i\v.  Aneurysmi»t<'.  1^2^  Par,  1644. 

HORN  (lOH.  AND.)  De  Abusu  Sudorifcronim  in  Curationc  Vario- 

larum.  4°  Gryph,  1733. 
HOKN  (joH.  BERNU.)  Synopsis  metallurgica, oder  Probier  Kunst 

1^0  1690. 
HORN  (john)  The  open  Door  for  Man's  approach  to  God.     Or 

a  Vindication  of  the  Record  of  Go<1  concemina  the  extent  of 
.    the  Death  of  Christ  in  its  Objoct.  4°  Lowc/.  1650. 
Efficacy  of  the  true  Bahne.     Beinj^:  a  relation  of  Mrs. 

Rose  Wamer'8  carriage,  confession  of  hcr  sins,  &c.  being  under 

sentence  of  death  for  murder.  12°  Lond.  1669. 

A  Sermon  on  the  death  of   Mrs.  Reb.  Jackler.     IS* 


Lond.  1672. 
HORN  (thos.J  Sermon  preached  at  the  Anniversary  Meeting  of 

the  Eton  Sobolars.  P  Lond.  1680. 
HORNBY  (cHARLEs)  Two  Lettc  rs  of  Remarks  on  the  Mistakes  in 

Sir  W.  Dugdalc's  Baronage.  8°  Lond,  1730. 
■  Three  I^tters  on  the  Errors  and  Defects  in  Dugdale'» 

Baronaprc.  S^  Lond.  1738. 
HORNBY  (josEPH  &  NATH.)  The  Case  of  their  Creditors.  fol. 
HORNBYE(uM.)  Hornbook.  12»  Lom/.  1622. 
HORNCASTLE.    Relation  of  the  fight  near  Horncastle  between 

the  Earl  of  Mapchester^s  and  the  Marquesse  of  Ne\vcastle'i 
.Forces.  4"  Lond.  1643. 
HORNE  (andu.)  Miroir  des  Justices.  U^  Lond,  1642. 
HORNE  (geo.)  Bp,  of  Norwich,  Discourses  on  several  subject». 
.  4  vols.  8«  Lond,  1799. 
A  Commentary  on  the  Book  of  Psalms.     2  voW,    S^ 

Lond.  1802. 
■  A  Selection  from  the  Commentary  on  the  Psalms  by 

Lindley  Murray.  12°  York,  1812. 
HORNE  (JOH.  van)  V,  bartholinus.  galenus.  hippocrates. 

Novus  Ductus  Cliyhferus.  4°  Lugd,  Bat,  1659. 

■■  — MIKPOKOSMOS  scu  bre\is  manuductio  ad  Historiam 

Corporis  humani.  12<^  Lugd.  Bai.  1662. 

'- 12«  Lvgd,  Bat.  1665. 

-j cum  Aniiot.  J.  Maur.  HofFmanni,  ct  notis  J. 

Swammerdamii.  4"  Altdorf,  1685. 
MIKPOTEXNH  id  csl  brevissima  Chirurgiae  Methodus. 

12»  Lugd.  Bat.  1663. 

Ang,  by  Henr.  Banycr.  8**  Lond.  1717. 


Opuscula  anatomico-chirurgica.  Edit.  ab  Joh.  G-  Paulo. 

,g«Li>*.  1707. 

HORNE 


II  O  R 

HORNE  (iohN)  The  Rigbteous  Man's  Flope  i/i  hi«  Deatli ;  a  Ser* 
mon  al  the  Funeral  of  Wm.  Conye.  4^  Ix>nd,  1649. 

• A  Consideralion  of  Infant  BaptiRm.  4®  Lond.  1654. 

MORNE  (robert)  Bishop  of  Wincfiester.  Answer  to  John  Feken* 
ham,  touching^  the  Othepf  Supremacy.  4^  Lond.  1566. 

HORNE  (thos.)  Sernion  on  the  death  of  K.  Charles  II.  4«  Lond. 
1685. 

HORNE  (thos.)  An  Account  of  the  clear  Profits  of  extracting 
Silver  out  of  Lead :  by  the  Governour  and  Companv  of .  the 
Mine  Adventurers  of  Enp;hnd.  fol.  Lond.  1705. 

HORNE  (thos.  H.)Compendiumof  the  Statute  Laws  of  the  Ad- 
miralty.  W  Lond.  180J. 

HORNECK  (anth.)  r.  kidder. 

■  Fuiieral  Sermon  on  Mrs.  D.  St.  John.  4^  Lond.  1677. 
Sermon  on  Jany.  30.  4»  Lond.  1682. 

■  The  Nature  of  true  Christian  Rij^hteousness,  a  Sermon. 
4»  Lond.  1689. 

Sermon  before  their  Majesties  on  Ea>ter  Day.  at  the 


Consecration  of  Gilbert,  Bi^bop  of  Snrum.  ^^  Lowr/.  16b9. 
•  Account  of  Mr.  Edw.  Sclater's  Rtrcantation,   &c. 


Ix>id.  16S9. 

Tiie  true  Interest  of  Families.  12^  Lond.  1692. 

•  Antidote  a«jainst  iiidifll  rence  in  matters  of  Reliprion, 


translated  from  the  Frcnch.     With  an  introduction  by  A.  Hor- 
neck.  12^  Lond,  1694. 

•The  Happiness  of  being  saved  from  the  second  Death; 


a  Funeral  Sermon  on  Lady  A.  Lacy.  4"  Lond.  169."». 

Funcral  Sermon  on  Lady  Guilford.  4°  Lond.  1699, 


HORNEflAUSEN.     A  fu4  relation  concerning  the  Fountain  of 

Hornehausen.  4"  Lond.  1613. 
HORNEIUS  (barth.)  Disiuit.  de  Ileo.  4«  Ilelm.  1664. 
HORNEI US  (coNRADus)  Compendium  naturalis  Philosophiae.  8* 

Franc.  1650. 

IIORNEIUS  (J.)  P.  METROPHANES. 

IIOHNEMANN  (joh.  chr.)   Commcntatio  Anti-Rabbinica  in 

Psalmos.  XIV  et  LIII.  De  Mes8ia.4«  Gryph.  1730. 
— Dissert.  de  Theocratia  nefaria  mo<lo  a  Judoei^  repudi- 

'ata,  praecipue  contra  Rabbi  Isaac  Abarbanelein  Hispanum.  4® 

1733. 
HORNIGK  (gott.)  Dis«ert.  de  Sympalhia  Morborutn.  4*  Erf. 

1714. 
HORNIGK  (ludw.)  Politia  Medica.  Germ.  4«  Franc.  1638. 
■  Langen  Schwalbacher  Saurbruiinen  und  Baeder.  12* 

Mayn.  1658. 
HORNIGK  (matth^.us)   Des  Egertscben  Schleder-Sewerlinyi 

Beschreilmn^.  12"  Lips.  1628. 
HORN IKKELI US  (mart.)  Ad  JustaexequiaUa  ejus  Inntatio.  4* 

1676. 
HORNiUS  (alb.  otto)  Idea  Polyhistoi  ioe  universaiis.   4*  Hei^ 

delb.  1660. 
HORNIUS  (c.\«p.)  Elephas,  Germ.  4»  N*m6.  \^^. 


H  O  R 

HORNIUS  (cAsp.)  Speculum  Scorbuticum.  Gtrr^  12"  Nurenk. 

163S. 
HORNIUS  (CASp.  HEuiii.)  Disquisitio  de  Metalli-fodinanmi  Jore. 

4«  Witefnb.  1703, 
— —  De  Libro  metallico  antigrapbo.  4*  Witemb.  1706.  • 
HORNIUS  (cHRisTOPHORus)  De  Auro  medico  Pbil^pb^rutt. 

12«  Franc.  1615. 

HORNIUS  (O.)  V.  GEB^R.    SULPITIUS. 

HORNIUS  (gborg.)  Rerum  Britaimicarum  Libri  VII,  qnibuft 
Res  in  Anglia,  Scotia  et  Hibcrnia  ab  anno  M.DC.XL\r.  bello 
gests,  exponuntur.  12^  Loigcl.  Bai.  1648. 

■■■  ■  ■  De  Originibus  Americanis,  Lib.  IV.  12*  Hag.  Cojh. 
1652. 

■*■  ■■  Historia4>bilosopbica.  4t^  Lugd,  Bat.  apud  Elzev.  1655. 
Arca  No£,  sive,  Historia  Imp^riorum  et  Regnorum  a 


condito  Orbe  ad  nostra  Tempora.  12°  Lt^d.  Bat.  Sf  Rotierd. 
1666. 

•  Arca  Mosis,  sive,  Historia  Mundi.    12^   Lugd,  Bai, 


1668. 

Historia  naturalis  et  civilis.  12*  Lugd,  Bat.  1670. 

12«  Lips.  1671. 

12«  Lips.  1679. 


Ulysses  peregriuans,  omnia  lustrans  Littora.  12^  Lugd, 


Bat.  1671. 

12®  Franc.  1672, 


-  Aardbescbryving.  fol,  Amt.lGSl. 


HORNKENS  (henry)  Recueil  de  Dictionaires  Fran^ois,  Espag* 

nols,  &  Latins.  4^  Brux.  1599. 
HORNMANN  (geo.  nENR.)   Disput.  de  Morte  subtta  prseca"- 

venda.  4°  Hal.  Mag.  1707. 
HORNMANNUS  (henr.)  Disputatio  Monetarum.    12"  Franc. 

1565. 
liORNMOLDUS  (seb.)  In  Crapulam,  pro  Sobrietate,  aeu,  de  vi- 

tanda  et  fugicnda  Kbrietate,  decem  Ceuturiis  Epigramiiiatum 

exvar.  Auct.  12»  Bas.  1619. 
HORNS.   Narrative  of  a  Woman  tliat  bath  a  pair  of  Horna  grow* 

ing  upon  ber  head.  4^  Lond.  1676. 
HORNSEY  (joHN)Shorl  Enghsh  Grammar.  12«  York,  1793. 
HORNUNG  (HEN.)  Dissert.  de  Mundo.  4°  Regiom.  imi. 
'■■  Disput  de  Iridis  seu  Arcus  coelestis  natura^  4®  Regiom, 

1637. 
HORNUNG  (jo.)  Unterricht,  wte  man  allerley  Brantichiideii 

curircD  soll.  8^  Nuremb.  1622. 
L    Cista  medica,  Epistolse  clA^issimorum  Germani»  Me^ 

dicorum.  4*  Norib.  1626. 
HORNUNG  (joH.  cHRis.)  Dissert.  de  Conversione  Pagaoonim. 

4^  ir«7.l7l7. 
HORNUNG  (JOH.  MicH.)  Dissert.  de  Dysenteria.  4*  Tub.  1666. 
-  Exercit.  de  Linguffi  Teutunics   etatibus.    4*    Witi^ 

1667.      . 

Exercil.  de  immensitate  Spiritus  InBniti.    4*  Witt, 


1667.  UORQLQQlQI 


H  O  R 

HOROLOGGI  (FRANc.)  Maiiif<Mto  ndla  QuereUa  col  Clv.  Chrut 

Barbarano.  4«  1566. 
.HOROLOGGI  (ciosEP.)  Historia  della  Guerra  Sacradi  Gieru^ 

salemme.  4^  Ven,  1562. 

L'Inganno,  Dialoga  12^  Vin.  1562. 

> ViU  del  S.  CamiUo  Orsino.  4«  Ven,  1565. 

HOROLOGIA.     L'Excellence  de  l'Horlogerie,  par  J.  B.    12* 

Gen.  1689. 
HOROLOGICAL  Dialogues,  by  J.  S.  12»  Ij>nd.  1675. 
IIOROSCO  (dieco  de  valverdr)  Controversia  medica,  en  que 

se  disputa,  si  se  lia  de  variar  la  Parte,  do  se  ha  de  sangrar,  se- 

gun  las  Diferencias  de  las  Enfermedades,  y  Partes  afectas.  4* 

^m/.  1632. 
Proteccion  de  la  Doctrina  de  Hypocrates,  y  Galeno; 

acerca  dei  Metodo  de  curar  por  Sangrias.  4**  ScviL  1653. 
HOROZCO  (JUAN  de)  Tratado  dc  la  verdadera  y  falsa  Prophecia 

4»  SegoD.  158^. 
HORREBOW  (N.)  The  Natural  History  of  Iceland.  fol.  Lcmd 

1758. 
HORREBOW  (PBTR.)  Clavis  AstronomisB.  4«  J/«tm.  1730. 
— —  Atrium  Asti-onomi»,  sive,  de  inveniendis  Refractioni* 

bus,  Obliquitate  Eclipticse,  atque  Elevatione  Poli  Tractatus,  cui 

aubjungitur  Schediasma  de  Arte  interpolandi  ante  annum  seor* 

sum  editum.  4»  Ilafn.  1732. 

Basis  Astronomifle,  sive  Astronomise  Pars  mecbanica; 


in  qua  describuntur  Observatoria  atque  Instrumenta  Astrono* 
mica  Roemariana  Danica.  4°  Hafn.  1735. 

Consilium  de  nova  Metliodo  Paschali  ad   perfectum 


Sutum  perducenda.  4°  llc^fn.  1738. 
HOR8BUKGH  (j  )  Memoirs:  comprising  the  Navigation  toand 

from  China  by  the  China  Sea.     Also  the  Navigation  of  the 

Bombaj  Harbour.  4«  Lond.  1805. 
■  Directipns  for  saihng  to  and  from  the  East  Indies^ 

China,  New  HoUand,  Cape  of  Good  Hope  and  adjacent  Parts. 

Part  I.  4«  Lond.  1809. 
HORSCHERUS  (ferd.)  Exercitatio  Medica.  4«  Argent.  1624. 
HORSE.     A  proposal  to  raise  <i'200,000  pcr  Annum  by  a  Tax 

on  Horses.  fol. 
— Tcn  Minutes  Advice  to  every  Gentleman  going  to  pur- 

chase  a  Horste.  12"  Lond. 

A  very  perfect  Discoursc,  and  Order,  how  to  know 


the  Age  of  a  Horse,  and  his  Diseases,  by  L.  W,  C.  4"  Lond. 
1610. 

Proppsittons  of  both  Houses  of  Parliament  conccming' 


the  raising  of  Horse,  Horsemen  and  Arms  for  tbe  defence  of 
the  King  and  Parhament.  4*  Lond.  1642^ 

An  order  of  the  Hpuse  of  Commons  respecting  fumish- 


ing  Horse,  Arms,  &c.  fol.  1642. 

An  order  of  the   Lords  and  Coromons   conceroin^^ 


Horses  valued  aud  enroUed  by  the  Commifoiouers  of  Loodoo. 
fol.  1642. 


H  O  R 

HORSE.  An  ordinance  of  both  Houses  for  taking  of  Horses  for 
the  service  of  Parliament.  4®  1643.  ^ 

-*■  '  Declaration  of  both  House«  for  the  seizing  of  Horsei 

for  the  Earl  of  Essex.  4^  Lond.  1643. 

'  An  order  of  the  Lords  and  Commons  forbidding  per- 

$ons  to  bu^  or  sell  Horses  or  Arnis  marked  ^Ti  .  4*   Lond. 

1643. 

■  A  declaration  of  both  Houses  for  raising  a  body  of 


Horse  for  thesafety  ofthe  Kingdom.  4"  Loiid.  1643. 

An  ordinance  of  Parliament  for  providinjr  draught 


.  Horses  for  the  Artillery  to  the  Army  under  Sir  T.  Fairfax«  4* 
Lond.  1644. 

■  An  ordinance  of  both  Houseu  for  raising  Horse  for  the 


defence  of  London/  and  for  apprdiending  Papists.    4**    Lond, 
1645. 

An  ordinanre  of  both  Hou«es  for  raising  Horse^  and 


500  Drajj^ns  for  the  pubhque  service.  4**  Lond.  1G45. 

T wo  Letters  from  the  Aj^ents  of  the  five  Regiment&  of 


Horse.  4«  1647. 

An  act  for  the  levying  of  Horse  and  Foot,  to  be  put 

out  by  their  Shircs  and  Bura^hs.  4®  Edenb.  1648. 

An  ordinance  of  ParUament  for  the  payment  of  thc 


Horse  Guards.  4^  Lond.  1648. 

An  act  of  the  Paihament  of  Scotland  for  new  levies  of 


Horse  and  Foot  4"  Lond.  1650. 

■  Proclamation  prohibiting  Horse  Races  for  six  Months. 
fol.  I.ond.  1654. 

"  —  Pfoclamation  prohibiting  Horse  Races  for  eight  Months. 

fol.  lond.  1658. 
HORSEMANDEN  (wareham)  v.  saint-leger. 
HORSEY  (john)  A  Plea  for  Peace  and  Truth:  Or  an  Attempt 

to  compose  tlic  ditlercnces,  subsisting  in  some  Dissenting  Con- 

gregations^  upon  the  Principles  of  ihe  Gospel.    A  Seruion,  on 

the  death  of  H.  Meadows.  8°  Lond.  1748. 
HOHSEY  (richd.)  Inventory  of  the  Lands,  Tenemcnt*,  &c.  of 

R.  Horsey.  fol.  Lond.  1721. 
HORSEY  (sam.)  His  answer  to  the  misrepresentation  of  hiscon- 

dnct  in  some  of  the  daily  news-papers.  8**  Lond.  1733. 
HOftSLEY  (john)  thc  Vanity  of  Man  in  this  World.     A  Ser- 

mon  on  the  death  pf  Revd,  John  Uarle.  8^  Lond,  1730. 
Briiannia   Romana.     Or  the  Roman  Axitiquities  of 

Britain.  fol.  Lond.\1^2.  [With  Dr.  lVard*s  Mss.  notca.] 
HORSLEY  (sam.)  Bishop  qf  St,  Asaph,  v,  afollqnius  Fergecus. 

NEWTON. 

■  —  The  Analogy  between  the  Hght  of  Inspiration  and  ihe 
light  of  Learning,  as  qualifications  for  the  Miuistry.  A  Ser- 
mon.  49  Glocest.  1787. 

Charge  to  thc  Clergy  of  St.  Pavids  i^  1790.  4*  Ghc^, 


1791. 


JIORSLEY 


H  O  R 

HORSLEY  (SAM.)  Bishop  of  Si,  Asaph.    Sermon  on  Jany.  30; 

4»  Lond,  1793. 
Scnnon  befure  the  Society  for  the  Propagation  of  the 

Gospel.  A^  Lond,  1795 
HORSLEY  (\VM.)  The  Universal  Merchant.  4«  Lond.  1753. 
HORSMANNUS  (ro.)  Sionis  Cerumina,  ct  Triuinphus.    12* 

1653. 
HOR^NAILE  (tho.)  The  fearful  State  of  the  wicked  and  thc 

hopeful  State  of  the  ris:hte<>us  in  Dealh.     A  Sermon  on  the 

dcathofEiiz   Hauk.  8»  Loik/.  1742. 
HORST  (elisa  yander)  Oratio  de  fugiendo  immoderato  luctu  ob 

defuncios.  4»  Dclp,  1680. 
HORST  (JOH.  vANDtR)  DUput.  de  U^^ufructu.  4«  Vltr,  1686. 
HOKST  (JOH.  Mc.)  Funend  Sermon  of  Chiist.  Arnold  Konerdin. 

Gcrm.  4«  1678. 
HORST  (josiAH)  A  Thanksgivin^  Scrmon.  4°  Lond.  1707. 
HORSTIUS  (geo.)  p.  hippocrates. 

■  Di^iput.  de  Corde.  4^  Gicss,  1663.  , 

■  Dissert.  de  Siriasi.  4"  Bas.  1665. 

Dissert.de  Mania.  4<*  Giess.  1677. 

—— ^  De   causis    Similitudinis  et  Dissimilitudinis  in  FoBtu, 

respectu  Parentum.  4"  Gicss.  1688. 
HORSTIUS  (greg.)  Opera  medica.  fol.  Norimh.  1660. 

. SKEtlS  physica,  et  medica.  12«  IVittb,  1606. 

■'  XKEf  TS  de  Conservatione  et  Cruentatione  Cadavenmi. 

'12»  Witeb.  1608. 

Exercit.  de  Scorbuto.  A^  Giess,  1(509. 

Disputationes  medicflB  XX.  12<*  IVitteb.  1609. 

— —  Exercitationes  pharmaceuticap.  12*^  Giess,  1611. 

■  ■  De  Natui*a  humana  hbri  II.  4**  Fr,  ad  M.  1612. 

I  De  Morbis,  eorumque  causi<  Liber.  4«  Giess,  1612. 

Accesserunt  de  Febribus  Exercitationes.  8* 


Marp,  Cat.  1629. 
De  tuenda  sanitate  studiosorum   Lib.  II.    12^   Giest. 


1615. 


12«  Giess,  1617. 


De  natura  Thermarum.  W  Giess.  1618. 

Conciliator  enucleatus.  12*^  Giess  1621. 

Prognosis  febrium,  juxta  textum   Hipix)craticum  in 

principio  coacarum  pra;notiouum.  4«  Giess.  1622. 

De  natura  Amoris;  de  natura  Therraarum,  de  causi« 


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Observationes  medicse.  4«  Ulm.  1628. 

Herbarium  Ilorstianum.  8®  Marp.  1630. 

De  tuenda  Sanitate.  12«  Marp.  1648. 

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4  .  iio^srtv\i% 


H  O  R 

HORSTIUS  (greg.)  Disscrt.  de  mixtis  in  geaere  et  imperfectii 

in  specie.  12^  Franc.  1682. 
— — —  Difesert.  de  Insectis.  l^  Franc.  1682. 
HORSTIUS  (JAC.)  De  Natura,  DifFiTentiis,  et  Causis  eorum^  qu^ 

dormieutes  ambulant.  199  Lips,  1593. 

: 12°  Lips,  1595. 

Precationes  Medicorum  piae.  12®  Helmst,  1585. 

Die  5,  6,  7,  8,  9,  10  Buchern  von  den  Gcbeimwsett 

der  Natur.  4°  Lips.  1588. 

'- De  aureo  Dente  maxillari  Pueri  Silesii.  12^  Lips,  1595. 

Epistola  philosophicfle,  et  medicinales,  cum  Vita  Gre- 


gorii  Horstii.  8»  Valent,  1596. 
HORSTIUS  (joH.)  Di^put.  de  igni  et  aere-  49  Witt.  1621. 
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1651. 

Epistolarum  medicinalium  Decas,  e  Museo  J.  D.  Hor- 


stii ;  item^  Observationes  anatomics.  4®  Franc.  1656. 

Epistola  de  Lympha  Bartholiniana.  4»  Hqfn.  1658. 

Kurtze  Beschreiliung  der  Sauer-Brunnen  zu  Langen- 


Schwalbach  und  Deonnin^stein.  12*  Franc.  1659. 

Manuductio  ad  Medicinam.  12»  Ulm.  1660. 

-  Judicium  de  Chirurgia  infusoria,  J.  D.  Majoris.     12* 


1665. 

Physica  Hippocratea  Tackenii,  Helmontii,  Cartesii,  Es- 


pagnet,  Boylei,  &c.  Commentis  illustrata.  V29  Franc.  168S. 
Beschreibung  des  Embser-Bades.  8®  Darmst.  16S3. 


HORSTIUS  (PHiL.)  Disput.  de  Ventis.  4«  Witt.  1607. 
HORTA  (f.  salvatok  da)  Vila  et  Miracoli.  12»  Palcrm.  16S9. 
HORTE  (antonio  decio  da)  Agripanda,  Tragedia.     4»     Fir, 

1592. 
HORTEGA  (JUAN  de)  Arismetica  y  Geometrica.  4*  Gran,  1563. 
HORTENSIUS  (lambertus)  Iterum  Ultrajectinarumj  Libri  7. 

fol.  Uitraj.  1642. 
HORTENSIUS  (landus)  v.  philalethes. 
HORTENSIUS  (martinus)  Responsio  ad  Additiunculam  D.  Jo- 

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Ordtio  de  Oculo  ejusque  praestantia.  fol.  Amst.  1635. 


HORTIBONIUS  (isaac)  v,  diocenes  laertius. 

HORTINUS,37.  Roscius. 

HORTO  (garcias  de)  Aromatum  et  Simphcium  aliquot  Medi- 

camentorum,  apud  Indos  nascentium«  Historia,  Lat.  facta,  et 

in  Epitomen  contracta  a  Carolo  Clusio.  8^  AnL  apud  PianL 

1567. 

— 8»  Ant.  apud  Plant.  1579. 

— — lt<d.  con  Annot.  di  C.  Clusio,  trad.  da  M, 

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H  O  R 

HORTOLANUS  Juiucr.    The  Goklen  Age,  or  tlie  Reign  of  Sa- 

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HORTON  iCol,)  A  fQll  Relaiion  of  his  victory  orer  tlie  Wdsb 

forces.  fol.  Lond.  1648. 

■  A  coDfirmatioa  of  the  great  Victory  la  Waks.  4*  Lond, 
1648. 

HORTON  (joseph)  The  Diity  of  Subjects  consideretl^  with  aii 
eje  to  the  present  po^^ture  of  Afl&irs,  and  enforced  in  au  Aftdze 
Sennon.  8^  Lond.  1727. 

HORTON  (thos.)  Sinne's  DiKCovery  and  Revenge;  a  Fast  Scr« 
mon.  4^  Lond.  1646. 

■  Wisdom's  Judgment  of  FoUy;  a  Spital  Sermon.  4^ 
Laml.  1653. 

The  Pillar  and  Pattem  of  England^s  Deliverance;   m 


Sermon  before  the  Lord  Mayor.  4**  Lond.  1655. 

Zion'»  Birth-Re)2:ister ;  a  Sermon  to  the  native  Cttizens 


of  London.  49  Lond.  1656. 

Rich  Treasure  in  earthen  Vessels ;  a  Funeral  Sermon 


on  Revd.  J.  Nalton.  &^  Lond.  1663. 
Sermons.  fol.  Lond.  1679. 


HORTUS.     Hortus  SaniUtis.  fol. 

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■  Gtrm.  fol. 


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Hortus  Blfc<ensis.  fol.  Par.  165.^.  [cum  Notis  ilf«f.] 

Catalogus  Plantarum  singularum  suis  Areolis   Horti 


Rcgii  Parisiensis  par  M.  A.  P.  P.  12*  Pof.  1656. 

Hortus  Indicus  Malabari^us,  adornatus  per  Hen.  van 


Rhede>  van  Draakenstein,  et  Joh.  "Cascarium.     Notis  adauxit 
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notis  adauxit  Joan.  Commelinua.    Pars.  IL 


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steinet  Joh.  Munnicks.   Notis  adauxitJoh.  Coromelinus.  Partct 
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adomatus  per  Hen.  van  Rhede  van  Draaken* 


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•  adornatus  per  Hen.  van  Rhede  vau  Draaken- 


Btein.  In  ordinem  redegit  et  latinitate  donavit  Abrah.  a  Poot. 
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Horti  Beaumontiani  Catalogus.  8®  Hag.  1690. 

12^  Lsiden,  1726. 


Hortus  Romanus  juxta  systema  Tournefortiantrai   a 

Geo.  Bonelli,  specierum  nomina  suppeditante  Liberato  Sdb* 
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a  Nic.  Martellio  et  Liberato  Sabbati.  Tom.  V. 


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HORTUSBONUS,  r.  cas.\i;bonus. 


II  o  s 

HORWOOD  (nrr.)  A  ncw  Map  of  London.  fol.  1690. 
HOSANNAH  to  the  Son  of  David,  or  a  testimony  to  thc  Lord'« 

Christ.     Ofttrin^  itself  to  all  Persons  but  ijiore  particularly  to 

Qiiakers.  4P  Lond,  1657. 
IIOSE  (JOH.  GERH.)  De  niethodo  Herbas   lustrandi>  cui  anneia 

sunt  Corollaria  quxJam  anatomica.  4^  Bas.  1711. 
HOSEA,  r.  DosT. 
HOSIER  (john)  The  Mariner'8  Fricnd,  or  a  Treatise   on  the 

Stars.  8«  Lond.  1809. 
HOSIUS  (JOH.)  Oratio  II.  de  victa  Carthagine  et  Numantia  per 

Scipionem.  4°  Alcm,  1673. 
HOSIUS  (sTAN.)  Episcoptts  Varmiensis.  v*  rescius. 

Opera.  fol.  Col  1560. 

2tom.  fol.  Co/.  1584. 

De  expresso  Dei  Verbo.  4^^  Diling.  1558. 

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Ant,  1559. 

•  Confutatio  Prolciromenon  Brentii.  8*  Par,  1560. 


HOSKINS  (jAMEs)  The  Pensylvania  Bubble.  4«  Lond.  1726. 
The  Witand  Honesty  of  Jarnes  Iloskins,  &c.  consider- 

ed  in  Remarks  on  the  Pensilvania  Bubble.  8*  Lond.  1726. 
HOSKINS  (joseph)  Hymns.  12°  Brist.  1789. 
HOSKINS  (t.)  Proposal  to  thc  Ilouse  of  Commons  for  raising  a 

large  sum  of  money.  fol. 
HOSKYNS  (john)  v.  sprint. 
HOSMAN  (joh.)  Tractatus  de  Communione  sub  utraquc  Spc» 

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Concordiae  Bergensis  Liber  I.  fol.  Tig.  1607. 

De  Monachis :  Lib.  VI.  foK  Tig.  1609. 

De  Festis  Judseorum^  et  Ethnicorum:   Lib.  IIl.  foL 


Tig.mi. 

Festa  Christianoruni.  fol    Tig.  1612. 

Historia  Jesuitica.  fol.  Tig.  1619. 


HOSPITAL.    The  Charge  of  the  Govemors  of  St.  Thomas'* 

Hospital.  fol. 
'■  An  Abstract  of  thc  orders  of  St.  Tliomas^s  Hospital  re^ 

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An  enquiry  into  tlie  Institution  of  the  HospitaUof  St. 


Bartholomew,  Christ-Church,  St.  Thoinas,  Bndevvell,  and  Bcth- 
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Lists  of  the  President  and  Govcrnors  of  Guy's  Hospital* 


fol. 
Reasons  for  countenancing  the  Middlesex  County  Ifos- 

pital.  fol. 
«i Letter  respecting  the  charge  of  Mcdicines  for  the  Lon* 

don  Hocspital.  foL 

HOSPJTAU 


H  O  S 

HOSPITAL.    Tlic  Charge  to  be  taken  by  every  Govemor  of  St 

Bartho]omevv'h  Ho^pita].  fo]. 
The  ordre  of  the  Hospital  of  S.  Bartholomewe*8  in 

Westsraythfielde  in  London.  12»  Lfmd.  1552. 

The  order  of  the  Ho?pita]ls  of  K.  Hen.  VIII.  and  K. 


Edw.   VI.    viz.  St.  Bartholomew's,    Christ^s,.  Bridewell,    St. 
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Three  ordinances  of  both  Houses  of  Parliament.     I. 


For  dischafging  the  Rents  of  the  Hospitals  of  the  City  of  Lon- 
don.  II.  For  estabUshing  a  new  Seal  for  the  County  of  Lan- 
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Report  of  the  Costs  and  Charges  of  thc  Hospitalls  of 


the  City  of  London.  fol.  Lond.  1644. 

fol.  Lond.  1645. 

fol.  Lond.  1647. 

fo].  Lond.  1649. 

fol.  Lond  1650. 

foJ.  Lond.  1653. 


An  order  of  Iwlh  Houses  of  Parliamcnt  to  examine  thc 

Abuses  of  Hospitalls.  4»  Lond.  1645. 

Orders  and   Ordinances   for  thc  Govemraent  of  thc 


Hospital  of  St.  Bartholomew  the  Lesse.  4»  Lond.  1652. 

Report  of  the  Chiidren  and  other  poor  maintained  in 


the  several  Hospitals  of  London.  fol.  Lond.  1655. 
fo].  Lond.  1656. 


An  Order  prohibiting  Govemors  of  Hospitals  letting 

Leases.  fol.  Lond.  1659.  . 

The  state  of  the  Case  concerning  the  right  of  the  Visi- 


tetion  of  St.  Katherine*s  Hospital.  4^  Lond.  1673. 

An  Appendix  to  the  Queries  upon  the  25th  of  Hen. 


VIII.  Cap.  21.  containing  considcrations  in  beha]f  of  the  iile- 
gally  ejected  Officers  of  the  Hospital  of  St.  Thomas,  South- 
wark.  4<>  Lond.  1690. 

A  Pattern  of  a  well  grounded  Hospital :  or  a  descrip- 


tion  of  the  Hospital  of  the  Invalids  near  Paris.  12**  Lond.  1695. 
Abstract  of  the  Orders  of  Sl  Thonias's  Hospital.     fol. 


Lond.  1707. 

The  Calamities  of   the   English   Sickness ;    and   the 

Suflerings  of  the  Apothecaries  from  their  al)ounded  encrease. 
With  Proposals  to  improve  the  Kevenues  of  all  the  Hospitals 
inLondon.  4*»  Lond.  1707. 

Lists  of  the  Governors  of  St.  Thomas*s  Hospital  for 


the  years  1710,  1715,  1716,  1725, 1733,  1734,  1736.  fol. 

Act  of  Common  Councii  for  securing  ^me  money  de- 

creed  by  the  Court  of  Chancery  to  St.  Bartholomew*8  Hospital. 
fol.  Lond.  11 12. 

Proceedings  of  the  Govcrnors  of  St.  Tbomas^s  Hospital^ 


from  1733  to  1740.  fol. 

T  Rise,  Progress  and  State  of  the  LondoD  Hospital  from 

its  institution  in  1740  to  1748.  fol. 

VoL.  IIL  3K  W^^^Y^^feX*. 


H  O  T 

HOSPITAL.     Proceedin^  and  li^^ts  of  the  Governors  of  St 
GeorsfeV  Hospital  from  1743  to  1747.  fol. 

—  TheHospital;  APoem.  4«  Lond.  1810. 

HOSPITAL  (miciiel  de  l')  The  Patriot  Minister,  or  kistorical 
'     Panejryric  on  him.  8^*  Lond.  1778. 

HOSPITAL  (PAUL  HUR\UT  DE  l')  P.  SAULNIER. 

HOSPITALIS  (mich.)  v.  biblia.  grammatica. 

De  Caleti,  et  GiiianaB  Expugnatione.  4®  Par.  1558«  "" 

HOSSiEUS  (bONAV.)  V.  CATECHISM. 

HOSSMAN  (abr.)  Causae  naturales  ex  quihus  pestis  oritur  ct  ex- 

pellitur.  Gcrm.  4**  Budiss.  1614. 
HQST.     DiscourfiC  concerning  the  Adoration  of  the  Host.   With 

an  Answer  to  T.  G.  on  that  subject,  and  to  Monsr.  Boileau^a 

late  hook  De  Adfrrationc  Eucharhtice.  4®  Lond.  1685.  ■ 
HOST  (geo.)  Nachricliten  von  Marakos  und  Fes.    4"     Kopaih. 

1781. 
HOSTAL,  V.  osTAL. 

HOSTAL  (pierre  l')  Le  Soldat, Fran^ois.  12»  1604. 
HOSTE  (JEAN  l')  Practique  de  la  Geoinetrie.   4**  PorU-a^MouK, 

1607. 
HOSTE  (pa'tl)  L'Art  do^  Armees  navalcs,  ou  Trait^  des  Evolu- 

tions  navalcs,  avec  laTheoriede  la  Constructiou  des  Vaisseaux. 

fol.  Lyon.  1697. 
HOSTIUS  (dav.)  In  Hi&toriam  jMonomachife  Davidis  et  Golia- 

thi,  Inquisitio.  \2^  Ant.  158-2. 
HOSTUS  (mattilt-us)  De  Numeratione  emendata,  veteribus  La- 

tinis  et  Grrecis  usitata,  12°  AiU.  1583. 
HOTCHKIS  (JAC.)  Oralio.  4«  Lond.  1733. 
HOTCHKIS  (Tiio.)  The  Nature  of  Forgiveness  of  Sin,     With  a 

Preface  by  Mr.  Baxtcr.  X'^  Lond.  1655. 
— —  Reformation  or  Ruin ;  being  Sermons  oii  Levit.  XXVI. 

23,  24.  13«  Lond.  1675. 

■  Discourse  concerning  imputed  Righteousness.  Part  2. 
8*^  Lond.  1678. 

HOTCHKISS  (THO.)  V.  robertson. 

HOTHAM  (cAR.)  Ad  Philosophiam  Teutonicam   Mauuductio, 

Seu  Dcterminatio  de  Origine  Animae.  16<*  Lond.  1648. 
Angl.  by  D.  F.  16°  Lond.  1650. 

■  The  Petition,  and  Argument  before  the  Committee,  fbr 
the  Reformatiou  of  the  Univerpities.  4^  Lond.  1651. 

A  true  state  of  the  Case  of  Mr.  Hotham,  late  of  Peter 


llouse,  4«  1651. 
■  Accownt  of  the  Proceedings  of  the  Coinmittee  for  tbe 

Reformation  of  the  Universities  in  depriving  Charles  Hothatn  of 

his  Fellovirship :  with  his  exceptions  against  thc  ProceediDgs. 

fol, 
HOTHAM  {Sir  john)  A  Letter,  concerning  the  late  discoTcry  at 

Hull.     With  Beckwith^s  Letter.  fol.  1642. 
■■■  The  Kings  Message  to  Pariiament  concerning  Sir  J. 

Hotham's  refusall  to  §ive  His  Majestie  Entrance  into  His  Town 

ofHulL  foL  1642. 

HQTHAM 


H  O  T 

HOTHAM  (Sfr  jobn)  Propositions  to  him  by  the  Priace  coa^i^ 
cerning  Hull :  with  his  Answer.  4*  Lond.  1642, 

*  His  Resolution  presented  to  the  King  at  BeverW ; 

wherein  is  manifeste^  his  earnegt  desire  to  cxpress  himseli  a 
loyall  Subject  to  His  Majesty,  and  a  faithful  Servant  to  the  Par- 
liamcnU     With  joyful  News  from  Newcastle.  4®  Lond.  1642. 

■  Declarationof  his  proceedings  at  Hull.  4®  Lond.  1642. 

Reasons  why  he  cannot  agree  to  the  Treaty  of  Pacifl- 


cation.  4<^  Lond,  1642. 
■  Relation  of  a  battle  fought  by  him  near  ToUerlon,  in 

Yorkshire.  4«  Lond,  1642. 
Declaration ;  shewing  his  Reasons  for  marching  into 

Yorkshire.  4°  Lond.  1642. 
Orders  of  the  Commons  respecting  Sir  J.  Hotham.  foL 

1642. 

Speech ;  wherein  is  manifested  the  Reasons  why  the 


Subject  being  commanded  by  the  Parliament,  ought  not  to  dis- 

obey,  but  to  venture  life  and  estate  in  the  maintenance  and 

performance  thereof.  4**  Lond.  1642. 
HOTMAN.     Opuscules  Fran^ois  des  Hotmans.  8«  Par,  1616. 
HOTMAN  (fr.)  V.  c^esar,  cicero. 

Opera.  3  vol.  fol.  Lugd.  1599,  1600. 

*- Commentarius  de  Verbis  Juris ;    Antiquitatum    Ro". 

Elementis  amplificatus.  fol.  LuQd.  apud  Gryph.  1569. 

Francogallia.  12«  CoL  1574. 

cum  Ant.  Matharelli  Responsione.  2  vol.  8* 


Franc.  1665. 


Angl.  8»  Lond.llW. 
GalL  12«  CoL  1574. 


Disputatio  de  Controversia  Succcs^ionis  Rcgiae  inter 

Patruum  et  Fratris  prieniortui  Filiuin.  12«  1585. 

De  Re  Numrnaria  Populi  Roinaiii  Libcr.     Accessenmt 


Volusius  Magtianus,  Rhemnius  Fannius,  Priscianus  Ca^sarienMS, 
de  Asse,  Ponderibus  et  Mensuris.  Iteui  Budsei  et  Agricolffi 
Breviarium  de  Asse.  12®  1585. 

Partitioncs  Juris  Civilis  Elementariae.  12**  Ge».  1589. 

Libtllus  de  optimo  Genere  Juris  interpretandi.     12* 


Gen.  1589. 

Consolatio,  e  Sacris  Literis  petita.  12**  Gcn.  1593. 

De  castis,  ince>tisque  Nupliis.  12®  Lui^d,  1594. 


IIOTMAN  (fr.  &  j.)   Epistolee.     Quibus  aicedit  Epihtolarum 

miscellanearuin  Appendix.  4°  Amst.  1700. 
IIOTMAN  (jean)  Sr.  d*L\)andic.     Trois  traitez.     I.  De  la  Pro- 

vidence  divine.    II.  Du  progres  de  Tame  raisonnable.    III.  Des 

diverses  occupations  des  Hoiumes.  8^  Par.  1597. 
IIOTMAN  (jean)  Sr.  de  Villiers.     Anti-Choppinus.     12«  Cam, 

1592. 

=: 12«  JViliorb.  1593. 

De  la  Charge  &  Dignite  de  TAmbassadeur,  ayec  des 


Notes  par  le  Sr.  de  Colazon.  8»  Par.  1604. 
IIOTMAN  (la  tol'k)  v.  bacon. 
HOTOM ANNUiJ,  v.  hotman.  BQTO^K^^Xi^ 


H  O  U 

fiOTOMANNUS  (antonius)  norONIAT,  sivc  dc  Barba,  Dia- 

logus.  12«  Lugd,  Bttt.  1586. 

4^  Rost,  1628. 

HOTTINGER,  v  eciiellensis.  godwyn. 

HOTTINGER  (david)  Nimii  Bracteati  Tigurini  cxplicati,  ct  ad 

vivum  delineati.  4*^  Tig,  1702. 
HOTTINGER  (jo.  henr.)  Tliesaunis  philologicus^  seu,  Clavis 

Scripturoe.  4»»  Tig.  1649.  - 
IILstoria  Orientalis,  ex  variis  Orientalium  Monamcntis 

collecta.  4<>  Tig.  1651. 
■  Analecta  Historico-theologica.  12°  Tig.  1652. 

Dissertationum  miscellanearum  riENTAZ.     12*^     Tig, 


1654. 

Historia  Ecclcsiastica  Novi  Testamenti.  6  toro.    12" 


Hanov.  1655 — 65, 

Oratio  Secularis  de  Collegio  Sapientiae  Heidelbergensi. 


4*^  lUidelb.  1656. 

Promtuarium,  sive,  Bibliotheca  Orientalis.  4®  Ileidclb. 


165B. 

De  Usu  Linguarum  Orientalium  in  Rebus  sacris.    4* 

Heidelb.  1658. 

Ilisk)ri8e  Creationis  Examen  Theologico-philologicum. 


4«  Ileidelb.  1659. 
Dissertationes  de  Resurrectione  IMortuorum.    De  Noti& 


Ecciesia*  visibilis.     De  Translatioiiibus  Bibliorum.     De  Norai- 

nibus  Dei   Oricntalium.    Doctrina  Hebr.  de  Essentia  Dei.    4* 

Heideib.  16o0. 
Eiyinologicum  OriGntale,   sivc  Lexicon  harmonictim 

EnTArAOTTON.   4®  Fruncf.   1661. 
Archajologia   Oricntalisj  item,  Cippi  Hebraici.     12* 

Heidelb.  1662. 

Bihliothpcarius  quadripartitus.  4°  Tig.  1664. 

Schola  Tii;urinorum  Carolina.  4**  7Y^.  16ti4. 

Speculuni  Hclvctico-Tigurinum.  12**  Tig.  l(i6S. 

..DissertaiiodeChrystallis.  4^  T/if.  1698. 


HOTTON  (godofr.)  La  Piete  eprouvce.  Representee  en  Homc- 

hes  :  sur  ies  trois  prem.  Chapitres  de  Job.  4®  Amst,  1G48. 
'  ■■    '  Viiuperatio  Vitii  A\»inii  ingrali.  4^  1663. 
HOTrON  (petr)   Positiones   quadam  Mcdicte.  4**  Lug,    Bat. 

1672. 
'  Sermo  Academicus  de  re  herbaria.  4^  Lug.  Bai,  1695. 

HOUARD  (m.)  Anciennts  Loix  des  Fran^ois  conscrvees  daiis  le* 

CQutumes  Angloiscs  recucillies  par  Littleton.  2  tom.  4^  Rouen, 

1779. 
^.  Dictionnaire  Analytique,    Historique,    Etymologique, 

Critique  et  Inlerpretatif  de  la  Coutiinie  de  Normandie.  4  tom. 

4«  /?o?/r7i,  1780—82. 
HOViEUS  (ger  )  Disput,  de  Febribus  Pulridis  Intermittentibus. 

4^  Lug.  Bat.  1596. 
HOUBIGANT^FR.)  v.  biblia. 

HOUPLON  (JAMES)  V.  BUBNET,  ' 


H  O  U 

HOUBRAKEN  (arnold)  Toneel  van  Sinncbeclden.  ful.  Dordr. 

17(K>. 
Schouburgh  der  Nederlontscbe  Konstschilders  en  SchiU 

deressen.  2  vol.  8^  Am$i.  1718. 
HOUCK  (PRiD.)  Dissert.  de  Hyperico  (aliis  Fuga  Dsoionum.) 

4«  Jen.  1716. 
HOUCK  (leon.  vander)  Disput.  de  Suppressione  Menstruoruoi. 

40  Lug.  Bat,  1668. 
HOUCKIUS  (aug.)  Oratio.  4»  Gran. 
HOVE  (gul.  vander)  Disput.  de  Phthbi  seu  Tabe.  4®  Laig,  Bai. 

161;}. 
HOVEDEN  (roger)  Annalcs,  edente  Hen.  Savile.  fol.  Lond. 

1596. 
HOUEL  (jean)  Voya^e  Pittoresque  de  la  Sicile^  de  Malte  ct  de 

Lipan.  4  tomes.  fol.  Par,  1782 — 87. 
HOUEL  (j.  p.  L.  L.)  Histoire  Naturelle  des  deux  Elephans  da 

Mu.eiira  de  Pari».  4«  Par.  1803. 
HOUEL  (nicolas)  Pharmaceutices  lib.  IL  8<^  Par.  1571. 

Traite  dela  Theriaque  &  Mithridat.  8®  Par.  1573. 

Traile  de  la  Peste.  8«  Par.  1573. 

■  Regimepreservatif  de  la  Peste.  8*  1580. 
HOVEUUS  (joH.)  Oratio  funebris  in  Magnum  Gustavum  Adol- 

phum.  4<>  Riga,  1654. 
HOUGH  (john)  Bp.  of  IVorcester,  v.  wilmot. 
A  Relaiion  of  the  proceedingps  against  Magdalen  Col- 

lege,Oxf.in  1687.  4»  1688. 

Fast  Sermon  before  the  Peers.  4®  Lond.  1701. 

Sermon  before  the  Society  for  the  Reformation  of  Man- 

ners.  4«  Lond.  1705. 

■  Thanksgiving  Sermon  before  the  Lords.  4®  Lond.  1709. 
Charity  Sermon  before  the  Lord  Mayor.  4®  Lond.  ViV2, 

Some  account  of  his  Lifeand  Death.  4°  Lond.  1743. 


HOUGH  (nath.)  Successes,  when  the  Signs  of  divine  Favour;  a 

Thanksgiving  Sermon.  4°  Lond.  1704. 
HOUGH  (thos.)  The  Happiness  and  Advantagcs  of  a  liberal  and 

virtuous  Education.     A  Sermon  at  the  Anniversary  Meeliiitf  of 

the  Gentlemen  educated  at  St.  Paiirs  School.  4*  Cantab,  17i8. 
HOUGHTON   (avlmor)  An  ordination   Sermon.    12"    Lond. 

1656. 
•  Antidote  a<:^inst  Hen.  Haggar's  poysonous  Pamphlet 

against  Baptism.  4<»  Lond.  1659. 
HOUGHTON  (john)  A  Collection  of  Letters  for  the  Improve- 

ment  of  Husbandry  and  Trade.  4®  Lond,  1681. 
— — —  A  Collection  for  Improvement  of  Husbandry  and  Tradc. 

fol.  Lond.  1692—1703. 

revised  by  Rich*  Bradley.  4  vol.    8**  Lond. 


1727-8. 

HOUGHTON  (john)  New Mercantile  Tables.  8»  Uverp.\%\\. 
HOUGHTON  \Lady  marg.)  v.  amisrose. 
HOUGHTON  (THo.)  The  Laws  and  Customs  of  the  Miners  in 

the  Forest  of  Dean,  Gloucestershire,  12»  Load.  16ST. 


H  OU 

HOUGHTON  (tho.)  The  ancient  Laws,  Customs  and  Oi^enor 

the  IVIiners  in  the  King's  Forest  of  Mendipp^  Somersetshire. 

W  Lond.  1687. 
The  compleat  Miner,  or  a  Collection  of  the  Lawff,  li- 

berties,  &c.  of  the  several  Mines  in  the  Counties  of  Derby^ 

Gloucesler,  and  Somerset.  12®  Lond,  1688. 

Royal  Institutions  !  being  Proposals  for  Articles  to  es- 


tablish  and  confimi  Laws,  Liberties,  and  Customs  of  Silver  and 
Gold  Mines.  12«  Lond.  1694. 

A  Book  of  Funds,  or  Proposals  for  raising  3,000,000 


per  Annum  for  Supply  to  his  Majesty.  4*  Lond,  1695. 

The  Alteration  of  the  Coyn,  with  a  feasible  Method  t0 


do  it.  4<>  Lond.  1695. 

Europe^s  Glory,  or  Peace  and  Plenty  to  the  People 


thereof.  4°  Ldnd.  1695. 
MOUGHTON  (wM.)  Preces  et  Lachrymse.     A  Sermwi  od  Acti 

XX.  36,  37,  38.  4°  Lond.  1650. 
■  ■  The  Christian^s  desire,   shewing  how  and  for  what 

Causes  a  man  may  desire  death.  4®  Lond,  1650. 
HOVIUS  (HEMMo)  De  Foedere  Gratiae  Pars  prima.  4<>  UUr.  1682. 
HOVIUS  (JAC.)  Tractatus  de  circulari  Humorum  Motu  in  Oculis. 

Cum  Epistola  Apologetica.  8°  Lugd.  Bat.  1716. 
HOVIUS  (jacob)  Parcenesis  ad  studium  Eloquenti».   4®   Lug. 

Bat.  1613. 
HOVIUS  (matth.)  Archiep.  Mechlin.  r.  beyerlinck* 
HOVIUS  (pet.)  Disput.  de  Apoplexia.  4«  Fran.  1671. 
HOULBROOK  (wm.)  A  Black-smith  andnoJesuit;  or  iheSmilb 

of  Marlborough.  \^  Lond.  1660. 

12«  Lond.  1744. 

HOULDITCH  [Mr.)  Inventory  of  his  Lands,  &c.  foU  Lond.  1721, 
HOULSTON  rTHO.)   Observations  on  Poisous,  and  the  use  of 

Mercury  in  the  Cure  of  Dysenteries.  8®  Lond.  1784. 
HOUPPEVILLE  (guil.  de)  La  Generation  de  rHomme^  par  lc 

Moyen  dcs  Oeiifs,  et  la  Production  des  Tumeurs  impurea  par 

Taction  des  Sels,  defendues.  12«  Rouen,  1676. 
■■  Response  a  sa  Lettre  de  la  Generation  de  rHonimc« 

par  le  Moyen  des  Oeufs,  &c.  8«  Montp. 

La  Guerison  du  Cancer  au  Sein.  12®  Rouen,  1693. 


HOUPREGHT  (joh.  frid.)  Aurifontina  Chymica:  Or  a  collcc- 

tion  of  Hermetical  Treatises.  16**  Lond.  1680. 
HOUSE  (sam.)  His  Life  and  opinions.  8"  Lond. 
HOUSE-BREAKERS.    The  Catlerpillers  of  this  nation  anat«- 

mized  in  a  brief  discovery  of  House  breakers  and  Pick  Pockets. 

To  which  is  added  the  manner  of  Hectoring  and  TrepanoiDg. 

4«  Lond.  1659. 
HOUSEHOLD  Observations  necessary  for  these  Times.    tcL 

1646. 
HOUSEHOLD-ROYAL.    A  CoIIection  of  Ordinances  and  Re- 

giilations  for  the  Government  of  tlie  Royal  Househokl  from 

Edwd.  III.  to  King  Wm.  and  Quecn  Mary.    Abo  ReceipU  m 

Ancient  Cookery.  4P  Lond.  1790. 

HOUSES. 


H  OU 

HOUSES.    Rcmarks  on  thc  Dutics  upoo  Houses  and  Windowi, 

bv  W.  C.  fol. 
HOUSEWIFE.     The  Treasurie  of  commoclious  Conceites  and 

hiddcn  Sccrets:  commonly  called  the  good  Hu8wive's  Closet  of 

Pravision  for  thc  ilealth  of  her  Houshold,  by  J.  P.  12»  Lond. 

1584. 

4«  L(md.  1600. 

4«  Lonrf.  1653, 


The  ^^ood  Hous-wive'»  Treasurie.  l^  Lond.  1588. 
.  The  English  Huswife,  by  R.  J.  4«  Lond.  1615. 
The  compleat  Housewife,  by  E.  S.  8<>  Lond,  1729. 


HOUSMAN  (h.)  The  power  and  plcasure  of  the  divine  Life  ex- 
'  emplifkd  'in  the  late  Mrs.  Housman,  as  extracted  from  her 

Papers  by  the  Rev.  R.  Pearsall.  8«  Lond.  1744. 
HOUSSAIE  (amelot  de  la)  r.  gracian.  perrot.  sarpi.  tacitus. 
■  The  History  of  the  Government  of  Venice.  8®  Lond. 

1677. 

Supplement  a  rHistoire  du  Gouvemment  de  Venisc. 


8»  Par.  1677. 

Preliminaires  des  Traictez  faits  entre   les   Rois  de 


France,  &les  Princes  de  TEurope.  ^  Par.  1692. 

Reflexiuns,  Sentences  et  Maximes  morales.  12*  Par. 


1714. 

Mcmoires  bistoriques,  politiques,  critique5,&  littcraires. 


2tom.  8*  Amst.  1722. 
3  tomes.  12«  Amst.  1737. 


HOUSTON  (a.)  L'Escosse  Fran^oise.  8«  Par.  1608. 
ROUSTON  (rob.)  V.  boles. 

-^^^—  Animadversions  on  a  late  Pamphlet,  intltled,  lAthoto^ 
mia  Douglassiana,  8®  Lond.  1720. 

History  of  Ruptures  and  Rupture-Curers.   8*  Lond, 


1726. 
HOUSTOUN  (gulielmus)  Reliquix  Houstouni.anae :  seu  Plan- 

tarum  in  America  mcridionaii  a  G.  Houstoun  collectarum  Icones. 

4«  Lond.  17S1. 
HOUSTOUN  (jAMEs)  Observations  G^eographical,  Natural  and 

Historical  on  the  Coast  of  Guinea.  8^  Lond.  1725. 
*■  Memoirs  of  his  own  Life.     Published  by  J.  Bicker* 

«Uff.  8*  Lond.  1747. 
HOUTEN  (coRS.  vAN.)  Oratio  de  necessitate  et  utilitate  Linguae 
V  Grecse  in  addiscenda  Latina.  4^  Gaud.  1679. 

DeSonu  et  auditu.  4*»  TV.  ad  Rk.  1685. 

HOUTEN  (FBiD.  van)  Disput.de  Angina.  4«  UUr.  1686. 
HOUTxMAN  (fred.  de)  Spraeck  ende  Woord  Boeck  in  de  Ma- 

leyschc  ende  Madagaskarsche  Talen,  &c.  8**  Amst.  1603. 
HOUTMAN  (gosuinus)  Disput.  dc  InBnito.  4«  Uitr.  1678. 
HOUTrEVILLE  (l'abbe')  La  Religion  Chrestiennc  pronv^  par 

les  Fait<.     Avec  un  Diacours  historiquc  ct  critiquc  sur  la  me- 

thode  des  prtncipaux  Autcurs  qui  ont  ecrit  pour  ct  contre  le 

Christiani^me  depuis  son  Origine.  4*  Par.  1722. 

HOUTTUY^ 


H  O  W 

HOUTTUYN  (coRN.)  Disput.  de  Re  judicata,  et  de  Eflfectu  Sen- 
tentiarum,  et  de  Interlocutionibus.  4P  Lug,  Bat,  1717. 

HOUTTUYN  (oTTo  frid.)  Illustre»  queestiolies  ex  EmptioDisd 
Venditionis  materia.  4»  Tr.  ad  Rh.  1685. 

HOUTTUYN  (wiLH.)  Disput  de  Angina.  4<>  Lugd.  Bat,  1714. 

HOW  (jAMEs)  Pfcace  and  Unity;  a  Sermon  oii  Jany.30.  4* 
Lond.  1732. 

HOW  (JOHn)  r.  ELLIOT. 

HOW  (samlel)  The  Sufficiency  of  the  Spirit'8  teaching,  without 

humane  Learning.  4®  Lond.  1655. 
HOWARD  {Lady  arabella)  Her  Case  on  the  behatf  of  her  Pro- 

testant  Relations.  fol. 
HOWARD  (car.)  Comes  Notiinghamia.  v.  burtonus. 
HOWARD  (cHARLEs)  His  Case.  fd. 
"  '  Tne  Arguments  of  the  late  Lord  Chancellor  Nottiofcham 

in  the  cause  betwcen  the  Honble.  Chag.  Howard,  Esqr.  Plain- 

tifF,  Ilcnry,  Late  Duke  of  Norfolk  and  others  Dcfendanta.    fol. 

Lond.  1685. 
HOWARD  (cHARLEs)  Earl  of  Carlisle.    Relation  of  his  threc 

Embassies  from  Charles  II.  to  the  Courts  of  Muscovy,  Sweden, 

and  Dcnmark,  in  1663,  1664,  by  G.  M.  8«  Lond.  1669.       . 

Gnil.  \^  Amst.  1700. 

HOWARD  (cHARLEs)  Thoughts,  Essaysand  Maxims.  13^  Lond. 

1768. 
« Historical  anecdotes  of  some  of  the  Howard  Family« 

8°  Lond,  1769. 
HOWARD  (edward)  The  Usurper,  a  Tragedy.  4«  Lond.  1668. 
-^ Tlie  British  Princes,    an  Heroick  Poera.     8®     Loiid, 

1669. 

Tlie  Women'3  Conquest,  a  Tragi-comedy.     4*     Lond* 


1671. 

Tlie  Man  of  Newmarket.  4°  Lond,  1678. 


HOWARD  (edw.)  Remarks  on  thenew  Philosophy  of  Des  Cartcs. 

4°  Lond.  1700. 
^ Copernicans  of  all  Sorts  convicted,  witli  a  Treatise  of 

the  Magnet,  and  an  Appendix  on  the  Longitude.     12®     Lond, 

1705. 
HOWARD  {Lady  frances)  v.  campion. 
— The  Case  of  Insuiriciency  discnssed ;  beinj»  tbe  Pro- 

ceedings  at  large  touching  the  divorce  betweeu  the  Lady  F. 

Howard  and  Robt.  Earl  of  Essex  upon  a  Bill  of  Complaint  ex- 

hibited  by  the  Countess  against  ihe  £arl,  after  8  years  Marriage, 

for  Impotency.  8^  Lond.  1711. 
HOWARD  (frederick)  Earl  of  CarlisU.    Poems.     4<^    Lomi. 

1773. 
■  Verses  to  Sir  Joshua  Reynolds  on  his  resignatioD  of 

the  President*s  Chair.  S^  1790. 

Letter  to  Earl  Fitz-Williamp  8»  Lond,  1795. 

Tragedies  and  Poeins.  4«  Lond.  1800. 

8«  Lond.  1801.     - 


.  Poems.  8«  Lond.  1807. 

4  ttOWARD 


H  O  W 

HOWARD  (geo.  edm.)  r.  faulknbiu 

• Abstract  of  all  the  Statutes  relative  to  Ihe  revenue  of 

Ireland,  &c.  2  vol.  4«  Dubl.  1779, 1780. 
HOWARD  (henry)  Duke  qf  Norfolk.     His  Grace  the  Dukc  of 

Norfolk^s  Charge  against  the  X>utchess  beforo  the  House  of 

Lords  ;  and  the  Dutchess^s  Answer.  8^  Lond.  1G92. 
HOWARD  {Lord  henry)  v.  burbery. 
HOWARD  (henrv)  ».  middleton. 
HOWARD  (henry)  Earl  qf  Northampton.  A  Dt^iensative  against 

the  Poyson  of  sup^iosed  ProphesiCft.  4®  Lond.  1583. 

fol.  Land.  1620. 

HOWARD  (henry)  Earl  nf  Surry.     Poems,  with  those  of  Sir 

Thomas  Wiat,  &c.  8°  lA)nd.  1717. 
HOWARD  (henrv)  Enj^land's  newest  Way  in  all  Sorts  of  Cook- 

ery,Pastry,  and  Pickles.  12"  Lond.  1710. 
HOWARD   (henry)  Lord  Stafford.     Diiferences  betwecn  thc 

Reo^al  and  Ecclesiastical  Powers.  12®  Ltmd.  W.  Copland. 
HOWARD  (jAMEs)  Earl  of  Carlisle.  v.  reeve. 
HOWARD  (jAMEs)  The  English  Mounsieur,  a  Comedy.  4®  Lond. 

1674. 
*  AJl  mistaken,  or,  the  mad  Couplc,  a  Comedy.  4"  Lond. 

1710. 
HOWARD  (john)  The  true  Interest  of  a  Nation :  or  the  Duty  of 

Ma^istrates,  Ministers  and  People.    An  Assize  Sermon.    4* 

Lond.  1693. 
■  Judas  redivivus :  or  the  mischief  of  hard  usage  from 

those  of  one's  own  Principles.  8*  Lond.  1715. 
HOWARD  (john)  v.  aikin.  palmeu.  stennett. 
* —  An  account  of  the  principal  Lazarettos  in  Europe.  4* 

Wftrrington,  1789. 

4»  Lond.  1791. 


■  Anecdotesof  his  Life  and  Character.  8^  Lond.  1790. 
State  of  the  Prisoos  in  England  and  Wales,  4**  Lond. 

1792. 
HOWARD  (l.)  The  Sin  and  ill  Consequence  of  speaking  Evil  of 

Dignities.     A  Sermon  on  Jm\T.  30.  4®  Lond.  1751. 
■  The  good  Govemment  of  a  Country  its  grcat  Object 

A  Sermon  on  the  Anniversary  of  the  Restoration.    4°    Lond. 

1753, 
^  Collection  of  Letters  from  the  Original  Manuscripts  of 

great  Personao-es,  topether  with  curious  and  scarce  Tracta  of 

Antiquity,  ReUgious,  Political,  and  Moral.  4<*  Lond.  1753. 
HOWARD  (mary)  Life  and  virtues  of  Mary  of  the  Holy  Cross, 

Abbess  of  the  Enirhsh  poor  CJares  at  Rouen,  by  A.  B.  8®  Lond. 

1707. 
HO WARD  {Sir  r.)  v.  osborne. 

Poems.  8»  Lond.  1660. 

8«  Lond.  1696. 


Four  new  Playes.  fol.  Lond.  1665. 


Vol.  III.  ^  L  HOWAR» 


H  O  W 

hOWARD  (5^/>  R.)  The  Great  Favorite,  or  thc  Dukc  of  Lermt^ 

a  Tragetlv.  4<>  Lond.  1668. 
the  History  of  the  Reigna  of  Edward  and  Richard  IL 

8«  Lond.  1690. 

A  Letterto  Mr.  SamtielJohnson^occasioned  byascur- 


rilous  Pamphlet,  intituled,  Animadversions  on  Mr.  Johnton'» 
Answer  to  Jovian.  8**  Lond.  1692. 

Five  new  Plays.  fol.  Lond.  169i. 


HOWARD  (susan)  Qnmicss  qf  SufM.  v.  rainbow. 
HOWARD  (THos.)  Dtike  qf  Norfoik.     The  causcs  of  his  bcing 

committed  to  the  Tower.  12*  1571. 
■■■■  His  Tryal  for  Treason  against  the  Queen  in  1571,  pub- 

lished  by  Jos.  Brown.  8»»  Lond.  1709. 

A  Discoui*se  touching  the  pretended  Match  betweesi 


the  Duke  of  Norfolk  and  ihe  Queen  of  Scottea.  l^ 
IIOWARD  (thomas)  Earl  ojf  Arvndel.  r.  crowne. 

—  LettertoMr.  Pym.  4*  Lond.  1641. 

IIOWARD  (thomas)  Duke  of  NorfolL     Proceedings  before  the 

House  of  Lords  between  the  Duke  and  Dutchess  of  Norfolk.  8^ 

Lond.  1692. 
HOWARD  (thomas,  Lord)  Relation  of  his  Voyafire,  on  his  Emv 

bassy  to  tbe  Emperorof  Morocco.  4*  Lond.  1670. 
HOWARD  (THOs.)  Earl  of  Berkshire.    The  censure  of  the  Eaii 

of  Berkshire.     Also  tlie  Examination  of  four  Masters  of  Shipt 

concerning  Oneal^s  being  lauded  in  Ireland.     Likewise  a  Rela- 

tion  of  thft  Earle  of  Essex  his  marching  against  the  Cavaliers. 

Wifh  the  manner  of  Baron  Walters  being  taken.   4*  Lond. 

1642. 
HOWARD  (wM.)  r.  milner. 
HOWARD  (WM.)  A  Patterne  of  Christian  Loyaltie.  4»  Lond. 

1634. 
IIOWARD  (w.)  The  good  Stewards,  or  ihe  Rewards  of  Bcnevo- 

lence.  4«  Lond.  1730. 
HOWK  (geo.)  Disput.  de  circulatione  sangiiinis  in  foetu  humano. 

4«  Uig.  Bat.  1679. 
HOWE  (john)  V.  calamy.  maria. 
'■■  ITie  living  TempW ,  or  an  improvement  of  tbat  notxon 

that  a  good  maa  is  the  Temple  of  God.  8"  Lond.  1675. 

The  Reroncileableness  of  God*s  Prescicnce  of  the  Snt 


of  Men,  with  the  Wisdom  of  his  Counsels.    With  thc  Post- 
script.  8«  Lond.  1677. 

Of  Charity,  in  Reference  to  other  Men'a  Sins,   8* 


Lond.  1681. 

Funeral  Sermon  on  Mrs.  Baxter.  4«  Lond.  1681. 

Tiie  right  Use  of  that  Argument  in  Prayer  from  ihe 

Nameof  God.  12"  Lond.  1682. 

Funeral  Sermon  on  Revd.  R.  Fairclough.   8*  Land. 


1682. 

'  Funeral  Sermgn  on  Esther  Sampson.  4*  Lond.  1690. 

HOWB 


HO  W 

HOWE  (john)  Funeral  Serroon  on  Queen  Mary.   4<^   LanA. 

1695. 
Funeral  Sermon  on  Judith  Hamond.  4*  Lond.  1696. 

■  Funeral  Sermon  on  Revd.  R.  Adams.  12^  Lond,  1698. 

Funeral  Sermon  on  Revd.  W.  Batea.  12^  Lond.  1699, 

Funeral  Sermon  on  Bevd.  M.  Mead.  8®  Lond  1699. 

■  A  Discourse  conceming  the  Redeemer's  Dominion  over 
the  Invisible  World  and  the  Enirance  thereby  by  Death.  Some 
part  whereof  was  preached  on  occai»ion  ot  the  Death  of  J. 
Houghton,  Esqr-  8»  Jj}9ui.  1699.  * 

Some  consideration  of  a  Prciace  to  an  Inquiry  con- 


cerning  tbe  occasional  conformity  of  Dissenters,  &c.  4^  Lond, 

1701. 

Funcral  Sermon  on  Rev.  P.  Vink.  &^  Lond.  1702. 

Self-dedicaiion  discoursed.  8^  Lond.  1702. 

A  Sermon  on  hisdeath.  4^  Lond.  1705. 


HOWE  (john)  Two  Actions  between  J.  Howe  and  P.  L.  Divie, 

tried  by  a  special  Jury.  4®  Lond.  1781. 
HOWE  (obadiah)  The  Pagan  Preachcr  ailcnced^  in  answer  to 

Mr.  John  Goodwin.  4«  Lond.  Ij655. 
JF^OWE  (richaed)  EarL  v,  jervis.  mason. 
HOWE  (tho.)  Funeral  Sermon  on  Revd.  S.  Wood.  8^  Lond. 

1768. 
>  The  Chri»tian*s  triumph  in  the  death  of  Christ    A 

Sermon  on  the  death  of  Mrs.  Eldrige.  8^  Lond.  1770. 
HOW£  (Sir  wm.)  Narrative  of  his  conduct  while  commanding 

in  N.  America.    To  which  are  added  Observations  upon  a 

Pamphlet  cntitled  Letters  to  a  Nobkman.  4*  Lond.  1780. 
HOWEL  (Dr.)  Medulla  Historiae  Anglican».    The  Ancientand 

Preseni  state  of  England.  &^  Lond.  1712. 
HOWEL  (jAMEs)  Dtndrologie^  ou  la  Fore«t  de  Dodone»  4®  Par. 

1641. 

■  Instructions  fbr  forreine  Travell.  12°  I^ond.  1649, 

• The  Vote,  or  a  Poem  Royall  pre^nted  to  His  Majesty 

for  a  New  Years  Gift.  4«  Lond.  1642. 

■  Discourse  bctwccn  Patricius  and  Peregrine,  touching 
the  Civil  wars  of  Ireland  and  England.  4<^  1643. 

-: Parables  reilecting  upon  the  Time».  4°  Ojf.  1643. 

^'  ■ '  Tlie   prebeminence  and  pedigree  of  Pariement.    4* 

Lond.  1644. 

England^s  Tears  for  the  present  Wars.  4®  Lond.  1644. 

Lat.  24«  Lond.  1646. 


St  Paurs  late  Progress  upon  Earth.  W  Lond.  1644. 

Dodona^s  (irove,  or  the  vocai  Fojrest,    With  Parables 

reflecting  on  the  Tinies^  and  England^a  Tears  for  the  present 

Wars.  4«  1644. 

12"  Caml>r.  1645. 


Epislolse  Ho-Elianee.    FamiUar  Letters,  domestic  and 

forren.  4<»  Lond.  104S. 

^ ^  Jbond.  1678. 

4  WO^^V 


H  O  W 

HOWEL  (JAMEs)  A  New  Volome  of  Letten.  8^  Ijmd.  16*7: 
. A  fourth  Volume  of  faaiiliar  Lettcn.    8^ 

The  iQstraments  of  a  King,  or  a  short  DisooaTBC  of  tiie 


Sword,  the  Scepter,  the  Crown.  4*  himd.  164a 

Perfect  description  of  the  Pec^  aiid  Countrj  df  Soot« 


land.  4*  Lmd,  1649. 

Tlie  Vision  :  or  a  Dialogiie  between  the  Soul  and  tiie 


Body.  12»  /^W.ISjI. 

A  Survey  of  the  Sig^orie  of  Venice.  foL  Ldimd,  1651. 

•  The  wonderful  and  deplorable  History  of  the  btler 


Times  of  the  Jew^,  and  of  the  City  of  Jenisalem. 
1652. 

-  The  Nuptials  of  Pelecis  and  Tbeti«,  a  Masque  and  Co- 


medy.  A^  Lond,  1654. 

Londinopolis,  or  a  Per1u«tralioQ  of  the  Citys  of  Tjondoo, 


and  Westminster.  fol.  LTnd.  1657. 
■  Hi^torical  Disccur^es  of  the  late  popalar  lusiurectioos 

tn  Great  Britain  and  Irdand.  8*  Lomd,  1661. 
IIOWEL  (l\i'r.)  Desideritis  or  the  original  Pilgrim:  a  diTioe 

dialogue  sliewing  the  most  compcndious  way  to  arriTe  «t  the 

Love  of  God.  12*  Loii^f.  1717. 
Thc  Case  of  Schum  in  ihc  Chnich  of  England  tnily 

stated.  8* 
HOWEL  (thoxas)  Joumal  of  a  Ptoage  from  India  br  an  wnfre- 

qucnted  Route  throu:;:b  Annenia  and  Natolia.  8^  Loiic/.  179(K 
HOWEL  (wiLL.)  An  Institution  of  general  History,  from  tbe  Be- 

ginnin^  of  the  World^  to  the  Monarchy  of  CoostaiuiDe.    foL 

Limd.Xe^ 
From  the  beginniii^  of  the  World  to  the  takin<;  of  Rome 

by  Oioacer,  King  of  the  Heruli.  2  voL  fbl.  iMd.  l&O. 
IIOWELL  (ja5.)  r.  cottos.  GiaAm.  pelecs.  paTSi^iE. 

HOWELL  (lAMEs)  F.  COTCRAVE- 

HOWELL  (iouN)  A  Di$coorse  of  PerBecotion  or  sii&ring  Ibr 

Christ^s  Sake,  cleariug  the  Notion  of  it.  4*  Lond.  1665. 
HOWELL  (lalr.)  r.  raleigh. 
HOWELL  (major)  r.  pope. 
HOWELL  (wM.)  Tbe  Doctrine  of  the  Trinity  prorcd  from  Scrip- 

ture.    A  SemioD  before  tbe  UniTenity  of  Oxford.     8^     Orf. 

1711. 
HOWELL  (wii.)  FuDcral  OratioD  od  Revd.  J.  Clark.    8*    Load. 

1770. 
HOWELL.     A  Sermon  preacbed  at  St.  P^qI'i»  Covcnt-Gankn, 

Jone  11,  1780.  4»  Lond,  1780. 
HOWES  (EDwn.)  Sbort  ArithiDetick.  \9  Lomd  1653. 
HUWES  (joun)  Real  Comforts  extracted  fitNn  moral  and  spiri* 

txol  Pricaplcs.    A  Funeral  SenDon  cn  T.  BalL     4*    Lomd. 

1659. 
HOWES  (TBos.)  Critical  obsemtioDi  «n  ^ookB  aadcnt  and  mo- 

€kni.  4  Tok.  8*  Law.  1776.  

HOWET 


H  O  W 

HOWET  (hbsoch)  Sins  suffered  for  butnot  rcmitted  beforc  they 
be  committed.  Or  a  Confession  of  Faith  difl^rent  from  those 
that  hold  it  not  lawful  to  pray  for  Pardon  of  Sinne.  4<^  Ijond. 
1645. 

'  Quakinfi:  principles  dashed  in  pieccB  by  the  fttanding 

and  unshaken  truth.  4^  Lojid.  1655. 

HOWGILL  (PRANcis)  An  answer  to  the  Petition  of  Thos.  Elly- 
son.  40  Lond.  1654. 

■  The  fiery  darts  of  thc  Devil  quenched.  4^  1654. 

■        The  common  salvation  contended  for,  and  the  Faith 

which  was  once  delivered  to  the  Saints.  4°  Ijond,  1654. 

•  The  Popish  Inquisition  newly  erected  in  New-£ngland. 


4»  Lond.  1655. 

The  Visitation  of  the  rebellious  Nations  of  Ireland ;  by 


Fr.  How^ill  and  Edw.  Burroughs.  4«  Lond.  1656. 

Tlie  Inheritance  of  Jacob  discovered  afler  his  retum 


out  of  Egypt.  4**  Lond.  1656. 
A  lamentation  for  the  scattered  Tribes.    4*  Lond. 


1656. 

Information    and    advice  to  the  Armie.    4^    Lond. 


1659. 

.  One  waming  more  unto  England.  4®  Lond.  1660. 

Dawnings  of  the  Gospei-day,  and  its  light  and  Glory 


discovered,  in  sundry  Tracts.  fol.  Lond.  1676. 
HOWGRAVE  (francis)  Reasons  against  the  Inoculation  of  the 

SmaU  Pox.  8«  Lond.  1724. 
■  ■  An  E^say  of  the  ancient  and  present  State  of  Stamford. 

4«  Siamf.  1736. 
HOWHUM.    Relation  of  the  taking  of  Howhum  Garrison  in 

Uncolnshire^  &c.  4°  Lond.  1645. 
HOWISON   (jAMEs)  A  Dictionary  of   the   Malay  Tongue  as 

spoken  in  the  peninsula  of  Malacca.    With  a  Grammar.    4* 

Lond.  1801. 
HOWLAND  (ELiz.)  Funeral  Sermon  on  by  the  Bp.  of  Bangor. 

8»  Lond.  1719. 
HOWLAND  (3f«t/am)  v.  harris. 
HOWLDIN  (j.)   The  Law^s  subversion:  or  Sir  J.  Maynardt 

Case  truly  stated.  4°  1648. 
HOWLEGLAS.     His  Lyfe.  4«  Lond.  W.  Copland. 
HOWLETT  (john)  Examination  of  Dr.  Price*s  Essay  on  the  po- 

pulation  of  England  and  Wales.  S^  Maid^t.  1781. 
An  Essay  on  the  Population  of  Ireland.   8*  Lond» 

1786. 
HOWSE  (isaac)  Of  the  fundamental  Constitution  of  the  Mayor*s, 

and  Sheriff^  Courts.  fol.  Lond,  1729. 
HOWSEYOR  (tho.)  A  word  from  Ibe  North  sounded  into  thc 

South.  4«  Lond.  1657. 
JIOWSON  (JOH.)    Oxonia  Bpi^copus.    Uxore  dimissa  propter 

Fornicationem^aUam  noa  licet  dupennduccre.  4**  Oxon.  1606^» 


II  UB 

HOWSON  (JOH.)  Oxonia  Episcopus,  Certaifie  Serroon.s  whcrdn 

is  proved  that  St.  Peter  had  no  inonarchicall  power  over  the 

rest  of  the  Apo6tles.  4<>  Lond.  1GS@. 
HOYARSABAL  (martin  de)  Voyages  avanturcux.     8*  JBaurd. 

]6dd. 
HOYELSINUS  (petr.  a)  Re^is  Christiaoi  V.  Lc^es  DanicaB, 

LaHne  reddit».  4«  Hafn.  1710. 
HOYER  (JOH.)  Dissert.  de  materia  Lectionis  in  Synagoga  et  Eo- 

clesia.  4*»  Hqfn. 
■  Dissert.  de  Legione  Fulminatrice.  4®  Hqfn.  1705. 
Tletfo^alot  Ver»ioni8  Vernacul»  in  Emphasi  EfariBi 

CodiciK  ni^jJD  ttfiMl.  4®  Havn.  1707. 
HOYER  (joH.  GEo.)  Disput.  de  Saiiva  et  ejus  Morbia.     4*  Hai 

Mag.  1694. 
HOYLE  (EDM.)  Treatisa  on  the  Game  of  Piquet.    8*   Lond. 

1744. 

Trcatise  on  ihe  Game  of  Brag.  &^  Lond.  1751. 

Hoyle  abridged.  Part  3.     Or  ruks  for  the  Game  of 

Quadrille.  24»  Lond.  1793. 
.HOYLE  {Lady  eliz.)  v.  birchalu 
HOYM  (bogislaus  otho  ab)  Exercitatio  de  Imperatore  Romano 

Germanico.  4**  Helm.  1641. 
HOYM  (car.  henricus)  Conies  de.    Catalogus  Librorum  Biblior 

theca;  su».  a  G.  Marlin.  8®  Par.  1788. 
HOZIER  (sR.  d*)  Chevaliers  de  FOrdre  du  S.  Esprit,  cr^e2  par 

LoysXIIL  1619.  fol.  1634. 
'  Armorial  General  de  la  France.  10  tom.    fol.     Par. 

1738—64. 
HUARTE  (geron.  de)  r.  plinius. 
HUARTE  (juan)  Examen  de  Ingcnios  para  la  Sciencias.   Vf 

Pamp.  1578. 

12°  Leyd.  1591. 

.  12°  Antr.  1593. 

.-- AngL  by  R.  Carew.  4«  Lond.  1594. 

4»  Lond.  1616. 

by  Edw.  Bellamy.  »>  Lond.  1698. 

.'. liaL  da  M.  Camillo  Camilli.    8»    Vtn.  Ald. 

1576. 
'. da  Sal.  Gralii.  12?  Ven.  1600. 


■*a       Lat.  ^chacio  Majore  interpretc.  12*  1637. 

HUASS  (MicH.)  Inaugurationi  Jacohi  I.  et  Aniis  Anglis  Regis 

et  Regin»  Pseanes.  4®  Lutet.  Par.  1603. 
HUBBARD  (benj.)  Sermo  secularis.     Or  a  Sermon  to  bring  to 

remembrance  the  Dealings  of  Jehovah  with  this  Kingdom  of 

England  and  our  ingratitude  and  dis-loyalty  to  Hin^  in  this  bst 

Century  of  Year».  4«  Lond.  1648. 
Orthodoxal  Navigation,  or  the  «dmirable  and  excellait 

Art  of  arilhmetical  great  Circle  sailing.  8^  Lond*  1656. 
HUBBARD  (john)  v.  gvyse. 

HUBBARD 


fi  U  B 

HUBBARD  (isAAc)  r.  gougk. 

HUBBARD  (j.  c.)  Triumpb»  of  Pocfy :  a  Pocra.    4*    Lond. 

1803. 
HUBBARD  (wM.)  The  bappiness  of  a  people  in  Ibe  wisidom  of 

tbeir  Rulers  directing,  and  in  tbe  obedience  of  tb^ir  brethren 

atiending  unto,  what  Israel  oiigbt  to  do.  4®  Bost,  1676. 
■  A  NaiTative  of  the  TrouWes  witb  the  Indians  in  New 

En;T|and.  ^^  Boston,  1677. 

The  present  Sute  of  New  England.  4«  Lcmd.  1C77. 


HUBBERTHORNE  (rich)  A  Irne  Testimony  of  obedience  to 

tbe  heavenly  Call.  4<^  1653. 
Tbe  Antipathy  betwixt  Flesh  and  Spirit-    4*    IxMd. 

1654. 

The  immediate  call  to  the  Ministry  of  tbe  Gospel  wit- 


ncssed  by  tbe  Spirit.  4<»  Lond.  1654. 

A  Irue  Testimony  of  the  Zeal  of  Oxford  Professors  and 


University-Men,  who  for  zeale  do  persecute  the  servants  of  tlie 
Living  God,  following  the  Example  of  their  Brethren  of  Cara- 
bridge.  Aiso  the  iewdness  of  tbose  two  great  motbers  dia*, 
covered,  wbo  bave  brougbt  fortb  so  many  r!hildren,  and  never 
had  a  Hu^band.  4»  LonS.  1654. 

Tlie  Horn  of  tbe  He-goat  broken.  4"  Lmid.  1656. 

The  cau!»e  of  Stumbling  removed.  4*^  Lond.  1657. 

Word  of  Wisdom  and  Counsel  to  tbe  Officer»  and  SouU 


diers  of  the  Army  of  England.  fol.  Lond.  1659. 

-  The  Diiierence  of  the  calb  of  God  to  tbe  Ministry^ 


Ixmd.  1659. 
— — A  Collection  of  bis  several  Books  and  Writings.    4* 

Lond.  1663. 
HUBER  (joH.  jAc.)  Prolusio  Acad.  de  Partu  difficili  ex  prolapfio 

Brachio.  4»  Gott.  1740. 
Observationes  •nonnullse  circa  Morhos  nuperorum  beic 

ahquot  annorum  epidemicos  per  reciprocum  Aeris  bnmaniet 

atmosphaerici  commerciom  illustratos.  4®  Cassei,  1755. 
•  De  Vaginae  Uteri  Struclura  rugosa^  nec  non  de  Hy- 

tnene  Commentatio.  4®  Gotting. 

HUBER  (m.)  r.  WINCKF.LMANN. 

"  Notices  generales  des  Graveurs  divises  par  Nations  et 

des  Peintres  rang^  par  E^coles,  precedfe  de  1  Histoire  de  1« 

Gravure  et  de  la  Peinturedepuis  Vorigine  de  ccs  Arts  jusqu*a 

nosjours.  8®  Dresde.  1787. 
HUBER  (sAM.)  Anti-Bellarminus.  fol.  Gosl.  1607. 
HUBER  (ZACH.)  Oratio  de  summi  Pontificis  officio,  ex  sententia 

Ciceronis  pro  Lege  Manilia.  4*  Fk-an.  1707. 
HUBERINE  (gaspar)  A  rich  Storehouse  or  Treasury  for  the 

Sicke,  translated  from  tbe  Duich  by  Tho.  Godfrie,  Esq.    l^ 

Lond.  1578. 
iiUBERT  (ABR.)  Disput.  de  Emtione  et  Venditione.  4^  Lug.  Bai. 

1715.      ^  ^"     s 


H  U  D 

HUBERT  {Sir  FRANcis)  The  History  of  Edwanl  IL  in  Vcnc.  » 

Ltmd.  1629. 
■  Eg}-pt'«  Favorite,  a  Poem.  8®  LondA6^l. 

IIUBERT  (HADR.)  Theatrum  CrudeliUtuin  Haereticorum  noitri 

Temporb.  4«  Antv.  1604. 

: GalL  49  Anv.  1607. 

HUBERT  (ROBritT)  Cataloguc  of  natural  Rarities.    12*  Lotd. 

1664. 
HUBERT  (s.)  r.  roberti. 
HUBERTUS(coNR.)  Historia  dc  Vita,  Obitu,  SepuHura  M.  Bu- 

ceri  et  P.  Fagii»  et  Exhumationis  Cath.  Vcnnilis,  cum  On^ 

tionibus,  &c.  12**  Arirent.  1562. 
HUBERUS  (mart.)  Positiones  Metapbysicas.   4<»    Gicst.  Homl 

1619. 
HL^BERUS  (rud.)  Dissert.de  Glandulis.  4«  Bas.  1713. 
HUBIN  {Sicur)  Machincs  nouvellement  executces.  4*  Par.  1673. 
HUBNER  (esaias  phil.)  Dissert.  de  Plethora  insufficiente  mor- 

borum  causa.  4®  HaL  Mag.  1713. 
HUBNER  (joh.  uen.)  Disput.  de  Febre  Virginum  amatoria.    4* 

Franc.  ad  Odcr.  1688. 
HUBNER  (johan.)  Genealogi&che  Tabellen.   4  tora.   4*  1733 

—37. 
HUBNER  (mart.)  Oratio  de  immortalibua  M.  Lutheri  in  Impc- 
.     ria  meritis.  4®  Haun.  1761. 
HUBNERUS  (johannes)  v.  pontanus. 
HUBNERUS(joH.  chr.)  Consulutio  de  Mania.  4?  Jen.  1666. 

■  Disput.  de  Singultu.  4*^  Jen.  1667. 

—  Observationes  de  curatione  calculi.    4"    HaL  Mag. 

1721. 
HUBNERUS  (ulric.)  v.  perizonius. 

HUBRECHT  (jo.)  Disput.  de  calculo  Remim.  4«  Lug.  B.  1678. 
HUBRIGK  (joh.  frid.)  Thema  de  Monocerote  seu  Unicomu.  4* 

Witt.  1660. 
HUCHERUS  (jo.)  De  Febribus.  8»  Lugd.  1601. 

■  De  Prognosi  medica  Libri  II.  8*  Lugd.  IGOS. 

■  De  Sterilitate  utriusque  Sexus ;  Libri  IV.  cui  annexus 
est  Liber  de  Diasta  et  Therapia  Pueronim.  8®  Aur.  AlUb. 
1610. 

HUDDESFORD  (geo.)  Bubble  and  Squeak  a  GaHi.Maufry  of 

British  Beef  with  the  chopped  Cabbage  of  Galhc  Philosophy 

and  radical  Reform.  8«  Lond.  1799. 
— —  Crambe  repetita.    A  second  Course  of  Bubble  aud 

Squeak.  8»  Lond.  1799. 
— The  Scum  uppcrmost  when  the  Middlesez  pot  buib 

over.  ^  Lond.  1802. 
HUDDESFORD  (g.)  A  Defence  of  the  Rector  and  Fellows  of 

Exeter  College,  -against  Dr.   Huddcsford^s  Accusatieaa.    9 

Lond.  1754. 

■  —  Reply  to  a  Pamphlet  entitled  a  Dtfence  of  the  Bector, 
Sfc.  qf  Mxcter  Coliege.  4*»  Oif.  1755. 

HUDDESFORD 


H  UD 

HUDDESFORD  (c^.)    An  Address  to  him,  occasioned  by  hh 

Propev  Reply  to  the  Brfenct  qf  the  Rector  and  Fellows  of  Exe* 

ter  Co)ief|;e.  &  Lond.  1755. 
ttUDDESFORD  (wm.)  Catalogus  Librorum  MSS.  Antoniia  Wood« 

8»  Ojf.  176L 
I1UD£MANNUS  (ixd.  frid.)  Sermo  de  eommodo  ac  utilitaU 

Invidise.  4*  SU$o.  1735. 

— Oratio  de  Spcctaculis.  4»  Siesv.  1735.  > 

UUDIBRAS.    The  Scotch  Hudibras :  or  a  mock  Poem,  by  S.  C. 

2  Parts.  12»  Land.  l693. 
-■■  Vulirus  Britannicus :  or  the  British  Hudibras*  8^  Ltmd» 

1710.  * 

HUDLESTON  (lawion)  SpeciBcation  of  an  invention  of  a  Me« 

thod  of  conveying  Boats  from  a  higher  level  to  a  lower  on  Ca« 

nals.  4»  Lond. 
HUi)LESTON  (rich.)  A  short  and  plain  Way  lo  Faith  and  the 

Church,  with  two  Papera  found  in  Kinff  Charks  the  Second*» 

Closet,  and  an  Accounl  of  what  occurrea  on  his  Death^Bed.  4^. 

Lond.  1688. 
HUDSON  (gul.)  Hora  Anglica.  8«  Lond.  1769.  Iwith  IIudion'$ 

Mss.  notcs."] 
HUDSON  (hen.)  Descriptio  geographica  detecUonis  Freti,  sive 

Transitus  ad  occasum  super  Terras  Americanas  in  Chinam  et 

Japonem.  4^  Amst.  1613. 

, 4»  Amst.  1613. 

HUDSON  (jeffery)  The  new  years  giil  from  Lady  Panrula  ta 

Lord  Minimus  by  Microphilus.  l^  Lond,  1636. 
HUDSON    (j.)    V,  DiONYsius  Halicamassaus.   josephus.    tel« 

.     LEIUS. 

HUDSON    (mich.)    The    divine    right  of    GovemmeBt.    4» 

1647.  . 
HUDSON  {Miss)  V.  goole. 

HUDSON  (r.)  The  Land  Valuer^s  Assistant.  12«  Lond.  1781. 
HUDSON  (sAM.)  The  essence  and  unityof  the  Church  Cathotick 

visible.  4^^  Lond.  1645« 
*  A  Vindication  of  the  Essence  and  Unity  of  tbe  Church 

Catholick  visible.  4^  Lond.  1658. 

David's  Labour  and  Rest.   Funeral  Sennon  on  Bev.  R« 


Shute.  4«  Lond.  1689. 
HUDSON  (r.)  Ode  on  the  Death  of  Frederic  Prince  of  Wales. 
.  '4^Lond.  1751. 

HUDSONS  BAY.    Report  of  the  Committee  appointed  to  en- 
.     quire  into  the  state  of  the  Countries  adjoining  Hudsont  Bay 

and  the  Trade  carried  on  there.  fol.  1749. 
HUDSONS  BAY  COMPANY.    The  Namcs  and  Stocks  of  tbe 

Company.  fol.  1672. 

. The  case  of  the  Compony.  fol. 

Reasons  for  eonfirming  tlie  Company.  Ibl« 

-  The  Case  of  tbe  Fdumaken  agaiait  eoDfirming  the 

Charter.  fol. 

Vouiu.  3M  w:\>^Qrs.^ 


H  u  ir 

HrDSONS  BAY  COMPAN Y.    Thc  ca«e  of  Ihe  Owoen  of  die' 

8hip  Ch^irics  «eized  by  the  Hudsoas  baj  Coaipaiif.  fol. 
HU£  aiKl  CRY.    Letier  seiit  out  of  Holland  frocn  HaiB  Hue  aad 
.  Cry,  ran  Han^  and  Draw  the  Executioner.  4*  I^smtL  1641. 

■         Hue  and  Cry  afier  Vox  populi.  4*  .Vsra.  164d. 

■  ■  Hue  and  Cry  after  Re1i<rioii  and  Jnstice.  4^  1649. 
'  Hue  and  Cry  afier  Sir  John  Presbyter.  fbl.  1649. 

■  Hue  and  Cry  after  the  Innocent  blood.  Or  a  dtMrta^ 
tion  plainly  proTing  ihat  God  AluiiThty  doe^  oot  Twt  the  Su» 
of  the  Parent  upon  the  Childrcn.  8«  Ijmd.  17;«. 

HU£  (baltbasak  dc)  Muss,  Mu5ican]ae  Eocoaiiiiiii.  4*  Aaut, 

1680. 
HUEBER  (oEoa.  ludov.)  Lithos^raphi»  Wirceburgensis  Sped* 

mon  priaiuui.  fol.  Wirceh.  17:^ 
HUEBER  (philib)  Austria  ex  Archim  Mellicensibi»  iBaslnta. 

fol.  Li/M.  17^. 
HUEBNER  (xattbias)  Lugnbre  Cannen  in  Obitam  Geriiafdi 

Sereni.  4« 

Carmen  in  Ohitum  Cbristiani  Heriini.  4*  1569. 

HUEX   (micole  we)   Grant  Vovage  de  Jberualeiii.     4P    Pcf. 

1517. 
HUES  (kob.)  Tractatus  de  Globis.  ^  Amsi.  161 1. 

■  cum  obsenratioiubai  J6b.  Is.  PootaDl.  4*  Aaui* 

12» 


HUESCA.     EgtatutM  de  la  Uoiver4dad.  foL  fonrjr.  1601. 

■  CoDsdtacioiies  dd  Collegio  de  Santiago  de  HuescaL  loL 

16:^4. 
HUETIUS  (PET.  dan.)  Arvhiepiscopus.    De  Interpretalioiie  lih. 

IL  4»Par.l661. 
Accessit  de  Fabularum  Romanensium  ongioe 

Diatriba.  8'  Ha^,  Com.  1683. 

A  Treati«e  of  Romances  and  their  OriginaL  19^  JLoiiil 


167^ 

GalL  12*  P^r.  167d. 

l2*JMSf.  1706. 


Cen^ura  PhiIo«ophix  Cartesiane.  6*  P^.  1694^ 
-  Tractao^  de  Sito  Pandisi  terreitn»»  accedit  CoauiieiH 


tarius  de  Navifrationibus  Silomonis.  8^  Amti.  1698. 
i4jf?/.  l^  Ltmd.  1694. 


■ Les  Origines  de  la  ViUe  de  Cacn,  &  dcs  lieaz  circxxi* 

Toisins.  8^  Rmcn,  1703. 

>  Hi^re  do  Commerce,  &  de  la  NaTigatioD  des  Aod- 


cns.  S*Par.  1716. 

8»  Par.  17^7. 

Ak^.}^  Lond.  1717. 


Memoires  6ur  le  Commeroe  des  Hollandois  dxos  tooi 


lcs  EtaU  et  Empircs  du  Moode.  8*  Awui.  1717. 

•  CoouDCDtahui  de  Rebus  ad  eum  pcftineotibas. 


JM.  1718. 

HUETIUS 


H  DO 

HUETIUS  (PET,  DAS.)  Hoeuaaa,  <ni,  PensecB  ditmeft.  » 

1722, 
8*  .4nts:.  1755. 


Traile  de  la  Foiblessc'  dc  TE^irit  humaia.    6*    Ammu 


1723. 

Poemaia :  edita  %  J.  G.Grs^vio.  8*"  Trq^  ^  EL 


HUGAERT  (GEu.)  I>ispuU  de  PJturitiJc.  4»  Uur.  1669. 

HUGLNluS  (CHU.)  C  DIVIMS.    T.LSTACSiLS. 

..  Opera  vari*.  2  look  4<*  Lu^.  Bal.  1731. 

'  O^Ui«iila  poathnma.  4**  Lat^.  B.  17(15. 

■  De  Circuli  Maputudine,  4*  Luc:d»  Bai.  \G^  .  ^ 

■  Sy»teiua  Saturnium.  4*  Hcg.  il  16j9. 

Assertjo  Systeoiatis  Salurnii.  4*  Hag.  C  1660. 

Horolo^ium  osicillatorium»  siie,  de  Moiu  PeiM^iiaram^ 

ad  Horolo^ia  aptato  DiasjienatioDes.  fol.  Pur.  167^ 

A>tro<copia  compcndiaria.  4®  Hor.  16s^. 

Traite  de  la  Lumiere.  4*  Lev  J.  169;>, 

KOlMO^EfiPOi:,  *.ive,  de  Terris  ccDicstibus  earMiqoc 


Oniatu  Conjecturac.  4**  Hag.  Conu  1698. 
HUGENIUS  (constantin)  Momcnta  desultoria;  PdematnBa  I^ 

bri  XI\\  Cum  Prttfau  Casp.  Baitei.  8»  Hag.  16^5. 
HUGENIUS  (gcmmabus)  Obserrationos  de  Actihus  faiuTianifc,  ct 

Passionibus  Anima&j  ium  de  Virtuiibus  et  Vitiis.     8^    LoqiL 

1693. 
HUGENIUS  (hubeetus)  Metbodu«i  inreniendi  Loo^itudinem  lia 

neanim  curvarum^  nccnon  Aieam  Figurarum  Currilineannn. 

4»  3ffi/*o6.1700. 
HUGENPOTH  (joa.  hfrm.)  r.  crellius, 

Oratio  funebris  Werid  Scriba^.  4**  Duish^  1671. 

HUGGELIUS  (jo.  jac)  DcSemeiotice  Medicin»  Partc,  Tratta- 

tus.  fol.  Bas.  1560.  [cum  Sotis  Mts.] 
HUGHES  (cenja^in)  An  Epistk  to  Juuius.  4^^  Lcutd.  1774. 
HUGHES  (eliz.)  r.  hbxcht. 
HUGilES  (g£o.)  The  Saint's  los^e  and  lamentation,    A  Fuoenl 

Sermou  on  CapL  Waller.  4«  1632. 
Tbe  art  of  embalming  dead  S^ints.     A  Funcral  SsTr 

mon  on  W^.  Crompton.  4®  Loiid.  1642. 

•  Thc  dry  rod  blooraing  and  fniit  bcaring.     Or  a  trea' 


tise  of  cbastcnings.  A^  Load.  1G44. 

Vie-^uo^e-Tuba,    Or  tbe  Wo-Joy-Trumpet,    A  Fast 


•Serroon.  4*  Lond,  1647. 
HUGilES  (g.)  IX^erminatio  de  attributb  Dei  indepeqdentis,    4t 

Tr.  ad  Rh.  1686. 
Disput.  de  qusestione — utrum  easentia  ^iritu;»  noliq^ 

sit  Ess^ntid  corporis  r  4*  Vitr.  1686, 
HUGHES  (GRiFFiTH)  Tbe  natural  liLtoiy  of  Barhadoes     SbL 

Lond,  1750. 
HUGHCS  (jABEz)  MthOeDanies  ia  Ver«e  aod  P^flfic.    8^    Lomd. 

1737. 

HUGHES  (j.)  r.SHEBMAN.  .  - 

J^IUGHES  (john)  c.  choblton.' 
IJ  UGHES  (j.;  r.  cuorr.  YXS39^ 


H  U  G 

HUGHES  (J.)  Thc  Christran  Warrior  finishing  his  Cour8C.    A' 

Funeral  Scmion  on  Revd.  J.  Hart.  8«  JUmd,  1768. 
HUGHES  (john)  Ode  in  Pcaise  of  Musick.  4«  Lond.  1703. 
«•pv Calypeo  and  Tdemachus,  an  Opera.  8^  Lond.  1717. 

■  Pocms,  wilh  select  Essays,  2  vol.  8*  Lond,  1735. 

— ^ Letters  from  him  and  other  Persons.  9  vol.    8*  LoadL 

1772. 
HUGHES  (lewes)  Letter  from  tbe  Sumroer  klands.  1615. 

■  God'6  Guoducss  towards  the  Sommer  Isiands.  4**  Lond» 
1621. 

Signes  from  Heaven  of  the  Wrath  of  God,  ready  to 


coroe  upon  the  Enemies  and  Persecutors  of  Truth,  and  of  tbe 
true  Professors  thcreof  in  this  land,  if  thcy  bc  not  prcvented  by 
Rcpentancc.  4*  Loiid,  1642. 

Certain  Gricvances,  or  thc  Popi?h  Errors,  and  Ungod- 


linesse  of  tbe  Service-Book.  4"  Lond,  1642. 
HUGHES  (mich.)  A  plain  ^arrativc  of  tbc late  Rcbcttion  in  1745, 

8*  Land.  1747. 
HUGHES  (obad.)  v,  allen.  barrbii. 
mm  llic  happy  statc  of  good  Mcn  aftcr  dcatb :  A  Faneral 

Sermon  on  Revd.  J.  Oldiicld.  S^  Lond.  1730. 

Tbe  Veneration  of  Saints  and  Imagea  as  taught  and 


practised  in  the  Church  of  Rome^  cxamincd.    A  Sermon.    8^ 

Lond.  1735. 
'  ■    ■■■    ■ —  Funeral  Oration  on  Revd.  S.  Newman.  8*  Lond,  1735. 

Funeral  Oration  on  Dr.  W.  Harris.  S^  Land.  1740. 

•  The  righteous  Man'8  hope  in  death  considered.    A 


Funcral  Sermon  on  Revd.  S.  Say.  8^  Lond.  1743. 
The  Saint  dismidsed  from  Earlh  and  sent  to  Rest. 


Funeral  Sermon  on  Revd.  W.  BMshneH.  8*  Lond.  1744. 

Comfort  and  Counsel  undcr  the  sickness  or  death  of « 


pioud  Friend.    A  Funeral  Sermon  on  D.  IrcQfioiiger.  8*  Lcmd. 
1745. 

Cbrist  cver  pfcsent  with  his  faitliful  ^inistcrs.     An 


ordination  Sermon.   8^  Lond.  1746. 

Simeon^s  Prayer ;  for  leave  to  die,  considered  and  im- 


proved,  A  Sermon  on  the  deatb  of  Rcvd.  S.  Wrigbt.  8^  jLoim/. 
1746. 

•  pistrcss  fbr  pioys  Frien^  considercd  apd  iinproved.   A 


Funeral  Sermonon  A.  Walburgc.  4»  Lond^  1749. 
HUGHES  (THOMAs)  Arthur,  aTragedy.  12^  Lffnd.  1587- 
liUGHES  (wM.)  Magistracy  God^s  Ministry.   A^  assize  SenooB. 

4°  Lond.  1652. 
HUGHES  (wM.)  Abridgmcnt  of  thc  Acts  and  ordinancea  of  Par^ 

liamcnt  firom  1640  to  1656.  4<^  Lond.  1657, 
■  '  ■,  ■  j: AbridgmcRt   continucd.    3  vol.    4*    Xgcmil. 

1660—62. 

Parson9  liiWj  or  a  vicw  of  Adf owsoqs^    8^ 


Xom/.  1663. 
.     '     .    ■■!  Lii  8^  Ifind.  1673^ 

HUGHl^ 


H  U  I 

HUGFIES  (w.)  Tbe  flower  Garden  enlarged.  12»  Lond. 
The  compleat  Vineyard.  12»  Lond.  1670. 

■  The  American  Physician,  or,  a  treatise  of  the  Rool^ 
&c.  growing  in  the  Endish  Plantations.  12»  Lond.  1672. 

HUGHES  (wM.)  A  Candid  plea  to  a  cruel  charge.    4»    Lond. 

1684. 
HUGIUS  (joH.  PHiL.)  Disput.  de  Terras  motu.    4»    Giest.  Han. 

1634. 
HU(;0  DE  ST.  CHARO  CardinalU.  Opera  omnia  in  Vct.  et  Not. 

Testament.  6  vol.  fol.  Bns.  1504. 

7  vol.  fol.  Ven.  1600. 

-  Postilla  super  Epistolas  et  Evangelia :  tam  de  Tempore, 

quam  de  Sanctis :  per  toturo  Anni  Circulum.  3  Part.    4*  Par. 

1506. 
HUGO  (aug.  joh.)  Dissertatio  de  Variis  Plantarum  Methodb.  4* 

lAig.  Bat.  1711. 
HUGO  (carolus  ludovicvs)   SacrsB  Antiquitatis  Monumenta. 

fol.  Stivag.  1735. 
HUGO  (<:oNR.  brn.)  Disp.  de  Topographia.  4*^  Lip9.  1701. 
HUGO  (hbrm.)  r.  cepari. 

■  —  De  prima  scribendi  Origine,  et  Rei  literarise  Antiqoi* 
tate.  8<^  Ant.  1617. 

Cum  notis  C.  H.  Trotz.  8»  Vltr.  1738. 


Obsidio  Bredana.  fol.  Ant.  apud  Plant.  1629. 

Gali.  par  Phil.  Chifflet.fol.  Antv.  1631. 


■  De  Militia  Equestri  antiqua  et  nova,  Dbri  V.  fol.  Ani. 
apud  Plant.  1630. 

HUGO  (jacob)  Vera  Historia  Romana,  seu  Origo  Latii  velltalifle, 

ac  Romse.  4^  Rom,  1655. 
HUGO  (JAC.)  Disput.  de  Apoplexia.  4**  Lu^.  J5.  1691. 
HUGO  (jo.  BEii.)  Dissert.  dc  Regimine  Puerperarum.    4*    Jem. 

1720. 
HUGONINUS  (ABR.)  Thescs  Anatomic»  etBotanics.'  4«    Ba». 

1711. 
HUGOT  (cLAuDHJs)  Quaestio^  an  sahibriora  ex  Plantis  Alimenta, 

qudm  ex  animalibus  ?  4^  Par*  1678. 
HUGUENOTS.     Dialogue  des  choses  advenues  aux  Lutberiens 

&  Huguenots  de  la  France.  12"  Bas.  1612. 
HUGUETAN  {Mr.)  Voyage  d'lulie  curieux  &  nouv^au.    12* 

Lyon.  1681. 
HUGUIN   (JOH.  BART.)  Dissert.  de  cautione  usufructnaria.    4^ 

Hal.Mag.\l\9. 
HUHN  (gco.)  Disput.  de  Palpitatione  Cordis.  4<»  Helm.  1643. 

■  Disput.  de  Peripneumonia.  4*  Helm.  1644. 

HUIE  (JAS.)  An  Abridginent  of  the  Statutea  reiative  to  Ezcue. 
8»  Edin.  1797. 

HUISH  (DEB.)  V.  ALLEN. 

l^UISINGA  (MAT.)  Dissert.  de  causis  prMipais  IncubL  4*  Xoe. 

Bat.  1734.' 
HUISSUS  (alex.)  Muss^  ron^is  in  adventuai  C«r.  IL    4*  Load. 

1660,  Wi>rt 


H  u  l; 

HUIT  (epheaxm)  The  wbole  prophecie  of  Daniel  explained.  4» 

Lond,  1644. 
HULDEN  (PHiL.  LiB.  ab)  MultifariaB  Utilitatis  Rangifer.    Cui. 

accessit  M.  U.  Heinf>ii  dfeserlatio  de  Alce.  4*^  Jcn.  1697. 

«.^- Tractatio  de  niirandis  naturae  fontibus.  4^  Jen^  1697. 

HULDENllEICH  (john  frip.)  Disput.  de  Incubone.  4«  Fr«ic 

ad  Od,  1659.  .     - 

HULDRICUS  (JOAN.  JAC.)  Theses  de  Mansuctudinc,  Afl&biliUtc 

et  Veracitate.  4®  Marp,  1589. 
HULDKICUS  (jo.  JAC.)  Vindiciae  pro  Bibliorum  Translatione 

Tigurina,  adversus  Jacobum  Gretserum,  4**  Tig.  1616., 
««-- De  Religione  S.  Felici.s  et  S.  Regulae  Protomarlyrum 

Tigurinorum;    reliquorura   item   Legionis  Thebas   sociorum^ 

Historia.  4«  Tig.  1628. 

Hist.  Jeschuoe   Nazareni.   Heb.  LaL    8®    Lugd.  Bat, 


1705. 
HULFT  (JOH.)  Disput.  de  Furtis.  4«  lugd.  Bal.  1705, 

HULL,  r.  HOTHAM.  NAVIGATION.  YORK. 

A  plan  and  view  of  the  Town  of  HuU  by  W.  Hollaf, 

fol. 

—  An  Uproar  in  the  North  at  Hull,  by  a  Company  of 


Soldiers  against  their  Captain.    By  H.  T.  4*  1641. 

-  A  Letter  sent  from.  the  Leaguer  before  HuU ;  by  T.  Sw 


fol.  Lond.  1642. 

Order  of  Parliament  for  suppressing  forces  raised  for 


the  forcing  of  Hull.  fol.  Lond.  1642. 

. Declaration  of  the  Loids  and  Commons  conceming  the 

.  stoppingof  thepassagesof  Hull.  fol.  1642. 

_ The  Kings  Lettcr  to  the  Mayor  of  Hull.  fol.  1643, 

— -.The  order  of  assistance  respecting  HuU.  foL  1643. 

r-r A  wonderful  Discovcry  of  a  tefrible  plot  againi»!  Hnll 

by  the  dcbignes  of  I^ord  Digby,  &c.  4°  Lond,  1642. 

The  joyfullest  news  trom  HuU  that  ever  came  to  Lon* 


don.  ^*»  Lond,  1642. 

— : True  news  from  HuU.  4»  Lond.  1642. 

More  news  from  HuU,  and  the  Ludlow  Pctition.  4* 


Umd,  1642. 

Petition  of  Parliament  to  the  King  for  removing  the 


magazine  at  HuU  to  the  Tower  of  London.    Wlth  His  Mft* 
jesty's  answer.  4^  Lond.  1642. 

—  Declaration  and  votes  of  both  Houses  conceming  tbe 


Maffazine  at  IIuU.  4<>  Lmd,  1642. 

L^tter  from  Huil  to  the  Sheriff  at  York.  4*  Lomd. 


1642. 

Declaration  of  the  Lords  and  Commons  concerniog  the 


preservation  of  HuU.  4®  1642. 

An  extract  of  aU  thc  Passages  from  HuU«  York  and 


Lincolnshir^.  4<>  Lond.  1642. 
Terrible  news  frora  HuU.  4<>  Loni.  1643. 


HULU 


HUL 

^IULL.    Supplication  of  Ihe  Mayor,  &c.  at  Hull  to  hU  MaJestifL 

40  Lond.  1642. 
*■  The  Parfianients  resolution  to  raise  forces  to  suppreaec 

all  those  that  are  promoters  of  the  warre  begun  at  HuU  againsl 

Sir  Jolm  Hotham.  &c.  4®  Lond.  1643. 

Tlie  Parliaments  last  order  for  the  saftty  of  Hull.  4* 


Lond.  1642. 
An  Abstract  of  Letters  from  Hull,  York  and  Bererley* 

^*»  Lond.  1643. 
Some  special  passages  from  IIull,  Anlaby  and  YorL 

4»  Lond.  1643. 
A  spccdy  Post  with  more  news  from  Hull,  York  and. 

Beverley.  4«  Lond.  1643. 
Horrible  news  froni  Hull.  4**  Lond.  1642. 


■    '  A  most  true  rejation  of  the  last  weeks  passages  in  HuU 

and  York.  4"  Lond.  1043. 

Good  news  from  Hiill.  4®  Lond,  1643. 

A  happy  discuvcry  of  the  strange  and  fcarful  plots  layde 

by  our  Cavaliers  for  invading  of  Hull  and  surprising  Sir  John 

Hotham.  4°  1642. 


More  Plots  found  out  and  Plotters  apprehended.     A 

Belation  of  a  Plot  for  delivering  up  Ilull  and  Beverlty.     4* 
Lond.  1643. 

HulPs  Pillar  of  Providence  crccted.  by  T.  C.  4«  Lond. 


1644.' 

Huirs  manaj;in^  of  the  Kingdom^s  Cause:  or  a  Rela- 

tion  of  thc  Plots  against  HulL  4*»  Lond.  1644. 

Declaration  of  thc  Officers  of  the  Garrison  of  Hull.  4* 


.    Lond.  1649. 

• More  Hearts  and  Hands  appcarin&^  for  the  work.     Be* 

ing  fwo  I^tters  from  the  Governor  of  HuU  to  CromwtlL     4^ 

Lond.  1663. 
—  A  Letter  to  the  honest  Soldiers  at  Hu!L    fol.    Lond^ 

1655. 
IIULL  (john)  r.  baudelocqve. 

A  defence  of  the  Ccsarean  operation>  &c.   8®  Mak» 

cficsier. 

The  British  Flora.  Part  I.  8^  1799.  •  f 

Eltments  of  Botany.  2  voL  S^  Manch.  1800. 

An  Essay  on  Phlegmatia  Dolens.  8*  Manch.  1800.     * 
IIULL  (john)  ISt.  Peters  prdphecic  of  these  last  daiea.   49  Lond. 

1610. 
HULL  (thos.)  The  Pcrplexities,  a  Comedy.  8»  Lond.  1767.     / 

-^ •—  Moral  Talcs  in  Verse.  3  voL  8®  Lond.  1797. 

Elisha^  or  the  Woman  of  Shunem.    An  Oratorio.    9 

Lond.  1801.  > 

HVLLE  (anselm  vak)  Pacificatores  Orbis  Christiani,  sive  Iconet 

Principum,  Ducum  et  Legatorum  qai  Monasterit  et  Osnabiragtt 

pacem  Europse  conciliarunt,  quosque  singulos  ad  nativam  ima* 

ginemexpressit  A.  van  Hulle.  foL  Rotterd,  1697. 


H  UL    ' 

SULLEKENS    (jac)    Di.*put.   de    Incubo.    4<>    Lugd.  Bat. 

1675. 
HULLEMAN  (herm.)  Disput.  de  Calculo  Renum  et  Vesicae.  4* 

Lug,  Bat.  1657. 
HULLEMAN  (fil.)  Disput.  de  Succo  ncrveo.     4*     Lug.  Bat. 

169L 
HULLEN  (coNST.  CHR.  van)  Disput.  de  Dysenteria.    4**    Lug. 

Bat.  1723. 
HULLESHEIM  (joh.  bern.)  Disput.  de  Morhis  Infaiitum.    4» 

Lug.  Bat.  1720. 
HULLIN  (Mr.)  Discours  Chretien  contre  les  Impies.   4*   lA>nd. 

1704. 
HULLOCK  (john)  Tbe  Law  of  Cost?.  8»  Lmd.  1792. 
HULLS  (jonathan)  A  Description  of  a  Machine  for  cRrrying 

V^essels  oiit  of^  or  into  Harbour,  against  Wiud  and  'Fide,  or  iu 

a  Calm.  8«  Lond.  1737. 
HULMANN    (veleg)    Disput.    de     Pleuritide.     4«     Lug.  B. 

1635. 
HULME  (nathaniel)  A  Treatise  on  ^the  Puerperal  Fever.    8* 

Lond.  1772. 

■  Reme<ly  for  the  Stone  and  Gravel,  the  Scurvy,  Gout, 
&c.  40  Land.  1778. 

HULSBUCH  (jo.)  Sylva  Scrmonum  jucundissimonim.  12*  Bas, 

1568. 
HULSCHER  (henr  )  Dissert.  de  Christo,  Tliesauro  ver«  Sapi- 

cntiBB.  40  Lug.  Bat.  1697. 
HULSCHER  (jou.)  Exercit.  de  ^temitate  et  immensitate  Dei. 

4«  Ultr.  1680. 
HULSEBUSCH  (jac.  frii>.)  Dissert.  de  Pinguedine  corporishu- 

mani.  4«  Lug.  Bat.  1728. 
HULSEMANNUS  (casp.  pet.)  Henoch  descriptus.     4»    WUt. 

1683. 
HULSEMANNUS   (soph.)  Rectoris  Academi»   Lipiensis   ad 

exequias    Sophise    vidusB    Joh.     Hulsemanni,     invitalio.    4* 

1667. 
HULSHOUT  (simon)  Disput  de  Emptione  et  Venditione.    4* 

Lugd.  Bat.  1704. 
HLLSIUS  (ant.)   Non-Ens  Prfleadamiticum.     12^    Lugd.Bat. 

apud  Elz€V.  1656. 
— The  Royal  Joy.    Or  a  Sermon  at  Breda  on  the  proda- 

mation  of  Charics  II.  4»  Lond.  1660. 
• Discussio  Cousiderationum  in  quinque  priores  Positio- 

nes  Abrahami  Heydani.  12®  Litgd.  Bat.  1676. 

■  Compendium  Lexici  Hebraici  Compendio  biblico  Leu»- 
dano  subjunctum.  l^  UltiaJ.  1679. 

HULSIUS  (edv.)  Disput.  de  Hydrope.  4«  Lug.  Bai.  1668. 
HULSIUS  (henr.)  Jura  Guhelmi  III.  in  Re^a  Angliae,  Scotlff, 
..    et  Hiberni»,  &c.  asserta.  4*  Lugd.  Bat.  16^7. 

nULSIU^ 


H  U  M 

MULSIUS  (levinus)  XII  primonim  Cftsarum  et  ipsorum  Uxo- 
rum  et  Parentum  ez  antiquis  Numismatibus  £ffigies,  atque 
eorum  Vit».  4*  Franc.  1697. 

*  »  Descriptio  Viatorii,  sive  Compassus,  atjus  beneficio  in 

quovis  etiam  incognjto  loco,  ab  uno  vico  aut  urbe  ad  aliam,  per 
totam  Germaniam,  Italiam  et  alias  vicinas  R^ones^  nocte  die- 
que  pervenire  facile  est.  24*  Norib,  1597. 

■  Romanorum  Numismatum  Series.  12*  Franc.  1603. 

12*  Franc.  1605. 


■  Instrumenta  mechanica.  4*  Franc,  M,  1605. 

*  Navigationes  Batavorum,  et  Anglorum,  in  IndiaOrient.> 

Occidcnt.  &c.  3  tom.  4*  Franc.  1625—1650. 
HULSPERGIUS  (caspar)  Aphorismi  de  SUrpibus.    4*    Hamb. 

1615. 
HULST  (abraham  vander)  De  moderato  Divitiarum  Usu,  Car- 

men  Heroicum.  4*  Amst.  1678. 
HULST    (arn.  vander)    Disput.   de  Circulatione  Sanguinis  in 

FoBtu.  4*  \lMg.  Bat,  1717. 
HULTON  (ann)  Account  of  her  Life  and  Deatb.  MS.  12*  1697. 
HULTSZCHER  (theodorus)  Nuptiis  ejus  Gratulationes  Ami- 

corum.  4*  Marp.  1593. 
HUMBERT  (H.)  V.  callot. 
HUMBOLDT  (alex.  de)  Baron.    Voyage  de  Humboldt  &  Bon- 

pland  dans  l'Interieure  de  l'Amerique,  dans  les  Annees  1799 — 

1803. 
-  ■  ■     ■      Premiere  Partie.    Essai  sur  la  Geographie  des  Plantes, 

accompagne  d'un  Tableau  physique  des  Regions  Equinoxiales. 

Redige  par  Al.  de  Humboldt.  vol.  L  4*  Par.  1807. 

•  Deuxieme    Partie.      Observations     de     Zoologfie    et 


d^Anatomie  comparee.     Par  Al.  de  Humboldt  et  Aime  Bon- 
pland.  vol.  L  4"  Par.  1811. 

Troisieme  Partie.    Essai  politique  sur  le  Royaume  de 


la  Nouvelle-Espagne.    Par  Al.  de  Humboldt  2  vol.  4*  Par^ 
1811. 

Atlas  Geographique  et  Physique  de  la  Nou- 


velle-Espagne.  foL  Par.  1811. 

Shiatrieme  Partie.    Astronomie  et  Magnetisme.     Re- 


cueil  d^Observations  astronomiques,  d'Operations  Trigonom6- 
triques,  et  de  Mesures  Barometriques.  Redige  par  Jabbo  Olt- 
manns.  2  voL  4*  Par.  1810. 

■  Cinquieme  Partie.  [sous  presse.] 

— Sixieme  Partie.     1««^  Division.     Botanique.     Plantes 

Equinoxiales,  recueillies  au  Mexique,  dans  Tlsle  de  Cuba,  dans 
les  Provinces  de  Caracas,  de  Cumana  et  de  Barcelone,  aux 
Andes  de  la  Nouvelle-Grenade,  de  Quito  et  de  Perou,  et  sur 
les  Bords  du  Rio-Negro,  de  rOrenoque  et  de  la  Riviere  des 
Amazons.  XIV  Livraisons.  fol.  Par.  1808 — 12. 

Ilnde  Bivision.  Monographies  des  Melastomes 


et  autres  Genres  du  m^me  Ordre.  XIV  Livraisons.  fol.  Par. 
1808—12- 

VoL.  UL  3  N  W3^^0\5S^ 


H  U  M 

HUMBOLDT  (alex.  db)  Baran.  Atlas  Pittorefique.  Vuc«  des 
Cordilleres  et  Monumens  des  Peuples  de  rAm^rique.  Par  Al« 
dc  Humboldt.  V  Livraisons.  foL  Par,  1810— IS. 

HUMBRACHT  (rein.  frid.)  Fridericus  V.  Comes  Palatioi» 
Rheni  afi^ctans  rcgnum  Bohemis.  4^  AUorf.  1716. 

■-  Theses  cx  jure  publico  et  fcudali.  4®  HaL  Mag.  1719. 

HUME  (a.)  Evcry  Woman  ber  own  Physician :  or  the  Ladiet 
mcdical  AsMstant.  12^  L(md.  1776. 

HUME  (alexander)  BcmcnU  Grammatica.  12^  Edin.  1613. 

HUME  (aNNa)  V.  PETRARCH. 

HUM£  {Ck)l.)  The  Pctition  of  Col.  Hume,  as  it  was  presented  to 
the  Lords,  being  then  one  of  the  poor  Brethrcn  of  the  Charter- 
housc.  4°  Lond,  1642. 

HUME  (david)  De  Unione  Insulae  Britatmiae  Tractatus.  4*  JLoni. 
1605. 

Lusus  Poctici.  4<>  Lond,  1605. 

■  ■   ■  Daphn-Aniaryllis.  4°  Lond.  1605. 
Le  Contr'  Assassin.  %^  1612. 

■  Illustri^simi  Principis  Henrici  Justa.  4®  Lond.  1613. 

■■  Rjegi  8UO  post  bis  scptcnnium  in  Patriafu  ex  Aoglit 

redcunti,  Scotifle  Gratulatio.  4»  Edinb.  1617. 

Apologia  Basilica,  scu  Machiavclli  Ingenium  exami- 


natum  in  libro  qucm  inscripsit  Principcm.  4®  Par.  1626. 

Poemata.     Accesserc  Unio  Britannica,  et  Praelium  ad 


Lipsiam  solutd  oratione.  8^  Par,  1639. 
HUME  (david)  qf  Godscrqft.    History  of  the  Housesof  Douglat 

and  Angus.  foL  Edinh.  1644. 
2vol.  12«  Edinh,  1748. 

HUME  (DAYId)  V.    CAMPBELL.  COOPER.  GREGORY.  SMBLLIB. 

■  Essays  moral  and  political.  12°  Edinb.  1741. 

■  An  Enquiry  conceming  the  Principles  of  Mondf.    IS* 
Lond.  1751. 

Political  Discourses.  S^  Edinh.  1752. 

'  History  of  Grcat  Britain  under  the  Stuarts.     2  vol.  4* 

Edinh.  1754. 
■■  Letters  on  Mr.  Humc'8  History  of  Great  Britain»  8* 

Edinb.  1756. 

Remarks  on  Mr.  Hume^s  Essay  on  the  Natural  History 


of  Religion.  8®  Lond.  1757 

Remarks  on  ihe  Natural  History  of  Rcligion  by  Mr. 


Humc.   With  Diaiogues  on  Heathcn  Idolatry  and  me  Christisn 
Rciigion,  by  S.  T.  8«  Lond.  1758. 

History  of  England  undcr  the  House  of  Tudor.  2  fol 


4«  1759. 

History  of  England  from  Julius  Caesar^s  Invasion  to 

Hcnry  VIL  2  vol.  4^  Lofid.  1762. 

History  of  England,  from  the  Invasion  of  Julius  Ccesar 


to  the  RevoluUon  in  1688.  8  vol.  4«  Lond.  1770. 
8  vols.  8«  Lond.  1778. 


i —  Hume^s  History  of  England  abridgM,  by  G,  Buist 

12»  Edin.  1793. 


H  U  M 

HUME  (david)  Hame's  Histoiy  of  England  abridged  and  con- 
tinued.  3  vob.  8*  Lond.  1795. 


Essa^^s  and  Treatises  on  several  Sulijects.  2  vol.    8® 

Land.  1777. 

His  Life  by  bimself,  publisbed  by  Adam  Smitb.    12^ 


Lond,  1777. 

Supplement  to  bis  Life.  12®  Lond.  1789. 

An  Apolop^y  for  tbe  Life  and  Writings  of  D.  Hume. 


Witb  a  parallel  between  bim  and  Lord  Chesterfieid.  12"  Lond. 
1777. 

Dialogiies  concerning  Natural  Religion.  8^  1779. 

Three  Essays.     I.  On  tbe  Balance  of  Trade.     II.  On 


the  Jealouhy  of  Trade.     III.  On  the  Balance  of  Power.     8* 

Lond.  1787. 
•  Curious  particulars  rcspecting  the  late  Lord  Chester- 

field  and  D^vid  Hume,  with  a  parallel  between  tbem.  8"  Lond. 

1788. 
■  Hlustrdtions  of  Mr.  Hume*8  Essay  concerning  Liberty 

and  Necessity ;  in  answerto  Dr.  Gregory.  8"  Lond.  1795. 
HUM£  (dav.)  Commentaries  on  tbe  Laws  of  Scotland  respecting 

Crimes.  2  vol.  4«  Lond.  1797. 
HUME  (jAC.)  Pantakonis  Vaticinia,  Satyra.  12»  Rothm.  1633. 
HUME  (john)  Jachin  and  Boaz,  or  the  steadfastand  unwavering 

Cbristian.  8«»  Lond.  1676. 
HUME  (john)  Sermon  before  tbe  Commons  on  May  29.     4^ 

Lond.  1747. 
— Sermon  bcfore  tbe  Society  for  tbe  propagation  of  tbe 

Gospel.  40  Lond.  1762. 
HUME  (patrick)  Earl  of  Marchmont.     Speech  to  the  Parlia- 

mentofScotland.  4«  1641. 
HUME  (bob.)  Funeral  Sermon  on  Mary  Hodgson.     8®    Lond, 

1695. 
HUME  (tobias)  Poeticall  Musicke.     Principally  made  for  two 

Base  Viols,  yet  so  contrived  that  it  may  be  plaied  8  severall 

waies  upon  sundry  Instruments  with  much  facilitie.  fol.  Lond. 

1607. 
HUMELBERGIUS  (g.)  v.  apic!us.  apuleius. 
HUMERUS  (bonde)  Stemma  Sueonum  in  Coelo  Heraldico.     4* 

Jaia.  1691. 
HUMETZiUS  (joH.)  Bellum  septimestre,  sive,  Aria  a  Gallis  ol>- 

sessa,  moxque  ab  Hispano  recuperata.  4P  Audom.  1644. 
HUMEURS.     Discours  de  la  Diversite  d'Humeurs  de  plusieurs 

Nations.  S^  Rouen,  1636. 
HUMFREDUS  (laur.)  Interpretatio  Linguarum :   seu  de  ra- 

tione  convertendi  et  explicandi  autores  tam  sacros  quam  pro- 

fanos,  Libri  III.  Ad  finem  Obadias  Propbeta  Hebraicus»  versus 

et  explicatus.     Pbilonis  Judeei  de  Judice  liber.     Gr.  Lat,    12^ 

Bas.  1559. 
Optimates,  sive  de  Nobilitate.  12®  Bas.  1560. 

7  «VSm^^KESV:^^ 


H  UN 

HUMFREDUS  (laur.)  Oratio  ad  Reginam  ElizabeUiam  in  Aula 

Woodstochiana  Anno  1572.  4»  Lond.  1572. 
•  Oratio  ad  Reginam  Elizabetham  anno  1575.  4^  LawL 

1575. 

Vita  Joann.  Juelli  Episc.  Sarisb.  4®  Lond.  1573. 


HUMFREY  Duke  of  Gloucester.  v.  philips. 

HUMFREY  (john)  A  Vindication  of  a  free  admission  to  thc 

Lord's  Supper.     A  Sermon.  12°  Lond,  1652. 
■  His  Four  Wishes,  in  conclusion  of  his  Sermon  on  thc 

Lord's  Supper.  fol.  Lond,  1654. 

A  rejoinder  to  Mr.  Drake.  S^  Lond.  1654. 

Second  vindication  of  a  free  admission  to  the  Lord'« 


Supper.  l^  Lond,  1656. 

A  briefe  Receipt  moral  and  Christian  against  the  Pas- 


sion  of  the  Heart  incident  to  most  in  the  troubles  of  Enemies. 
A  Sermon.  16«  Lond.  1658. 

Peaceable  Disquisitions.     In  aniroadversions  on  a  Book 


writ  against  Dr,  Owm*s  IBook  of  the  Uoly  Spirit.     4®    Lond, 
1678. 

Free  Thoufirhts.  4°  Lond.  1710. 


HUMFREYS  (Co/. )'Declaration  of  the  Commanders  and  Officen 
of  his  Regiment  in  Vindication  of  themselves.  4®  Lond.  1648. 
HUMILITY.    A  Treatise  of  Humilitie.  12«  Lcmd.  1654. 

HUMIUS,  V.  HUME. 

HUMMELIUS  (jou.)  De  Arthritide  tam  tartarea  quam  scorbu- 

tica.  8«  Buding.  1738. 
HUMMERUS  (cHR.  frid.)  Disput.  de  Syllogismo.     4<>    Hafn. 

1723. 
HUMOUR.     Humour  out  of  Breath,  a  Comedy.  4P 
The  optick  Glasse  of  Humours,  by  T.  W.     12»    Land. 

1639. 
HUMPAGE  (BENJ.)  Physiological  Researches.  8«  Lond.  1794. 
HUMPHREY  (j.)  V.  williams. 
HUMPHREYS  (a.)  Funeral  Sermon  on  T.  Pomfret.    4»     Lond. 

1706. 
HUMPHREYS  (charles)  v.  harris. 
HUMPHREYS  (david)  Apologeticks  of  Athenagoras,  with  pre- 

Uminary  Dissertations.  S^  Lond.  1714. 
■  Historical  Account  of  the  Society  for  propagating  the 

Gospel  in  foreign  Parts.  8°  Lond.  1730. 
HUMPHREYS  (humph.)  Sermon    on   Jany.    30.     4«    Lewi. 

1696. 
HUMPHREYS    (john)    The   vision   of   Eternity.     4»^  Lond. 

1657. 
HUMPHREYS  (sam.)  v.  peruvian  Tales. 

Cannons,  a  Poem.  fol.  Lond.  1728. 

HUMPHRYS  (john)  The  present  Character  and  future  Hap- 

piness  of  the  real  Christian.     A  Sermon  on  the  death  of  Bcnj. 

Humphrys.  S^  Lond.  1789. 
HUMSTON  (ROB.)  Sermon  on  Hab.  HI.  3.  12«  Lond.  1589. 
HUNARRY  (L.)  V.  biblia. 

HUNAULD 


H  UN 

HUNAULD  (PR.  jos.)  Qusestio;  utrum  in  gravidis  totus  utenis 

sequaliter  extendatur  ?  4®  Par.  1729. 
Qusestio ;  An  redeuute  vcre  cito  redeat  convalescenti 

sanitas  ?  A^  Par.  1729. 

Qusestio;  Utnim  in  ascite  Paractensim  tardare,  ma- 


lum?  4^Par.  1730. 

Qusstio ;  An  Dysentericis  Anodyna  ?  4^  Par.  1730. 


HUNAULD  (m.)  Discours  physique  surles  Fievres  qui  ont  regni 

les  Annees  demieres.  12*  Par.  1696. 
■  Discours  physique  sur  les  Proprietez  de  la  Sauge,  et 

sur  le  reste  des  Piantes  aromatiques,  dans  lequel  par  occasion 

i'on  traite  de  ia  dissolution  des  corps  et  de  la  digestion  des  ali* 

mens  dans  l^estomac.  12°  Par.  1698. 

Projet  d'un  nouveau  Cours  general  de  Medecine.  12^ 


Chateaugont.  1718. 

Dissertations  au  Sujet  des  Ouvrages  de  1'Auteur  des 


livres  sur  les  Maladies  des  6s.  8*  Par,  17^. 
HUNDERTMARK  (car.  frid.)  De  Mercurii  vivi.et  cum  Salibus 

varie  mixti,  summa  in  Corpus  humanum  Vi  et  Efficacitate, 

ejusque  cum  Sulphure  laxius  vel  arctius  conjuncti  Virtute  in 

idem  nulla,  Liher.  4*  Lips.  1754. 
HUNDERUPIUS  (joh.)  Dissert.  de  Memoriis  Sanctorum  anni- 

versariis.  A^  Havn.  1708. 
■  Calex  Christi   transitorius  et  traoseuns.    4^    Havn. 

1711. 
HUNDESHAGEN  (joh.  ch^.)   Discursus  Philosophici  IIL    4» 

Jen.  1666. 
Dissert.  de  pluralitate  Animarum  in  homine  realiter  di»- 

tinctarum.  4«  Jen.  1666. 

4«  Jena.  1675. 


1673. 


•Theologia  naturalis.  4«  Jen.  1671. 

•  Questioues  physicae^  cum  Usu  Theologico.     8®    Jen. 


—  Discursus  physicus  de  Stillicidio  Sanguinis,  in  Cada- 

vere  Hominis  violenter  occisi.  4°  Jen.  1679. 
HUNDICUS  (martin)   Oratio    Funebris   Joh.    Claubergii.    4® 

Duhh.  1665. 
HUNDIUS    (wigul)    Metropolis    Salisburgensis.    fol.     Ingold. 

1582. 
HUNEKEN  (JAC.)  Disput.  de  JustiUaet  Jure.  4«  Brema.  1666. 
HUNGARIA,  V.  ungabia. 
HUNGERFORD  [Sir  edward)  v.  baynton. 
His  vindication  for  surrendering  Malmsbury.  4*  Lond. 

1643. 
HUNGERSHAUSEN  (joh.)  Disput.  de  Voluptate  et  Dolore.  4« 

Marp.  1591. 
HUNGERUS  (voLP.)  v.  cuspinianus. 
Notae  et  Elenchus  in  Car.  Bovilli  Tkbulas.  12»  Argeni. 

1583. 

HUNGURVAKA. 


H  U  N 

I1UN6URVAKA,  sivc  Historia  primorum  quinque  Skalbolleii* 
sium  in  Islandia  Episcdporum.  Pals  Bihkiips  Saga,  sive  Hii- 
toria  Pauli  Episcopi,  et  Pattr  af  Tborvalldi  Vidforla,  sive  Nar- 
ratio  de  Thorvalldo  Peregrinatore.  8^  H(tfn.  1778. 

HUNNJEUS  (aug.)  Prodidagmata  Logices.  &  Ani.  apud  PUmi. 
1584. 

Dialectica.  S^Ant.  apud  Plant.  1585. 

HUNNERWOLF  (jac.  aug.)  Disput.  de  fluore  albo  mulienini. 
4»  Jen.  1666. 

. Theses  de  Variolb.  4«  Alt.  1669. 

. Anatomia  Pa?oniae.  S^  Atnsi.  1680. 

HUNNIADES  (joan.)  sive  Corvinus.  v.  bessee. 

Opera  Lalina.  5  tom.  fol.  Witeb.  1606—9. 

»■  De  Providentia  Dei,   et  fetema  Prasdestinatione.    9 

Franc.  1603.  • 

Disput.  de  Ai^umentis  Papisticis^  qu»  pro  libero  arbi* 


trio  adferri  consueverunt.  4®  Witi.  1618. 
HUNNIUS  (nic.)  Disput  de  manducatione  coi^riset  potu  san- 
guinis  Christi  in  Domiui  CGeu4.  49  Witeb.  1606. 

'  Disput.  de  humanae  anims  statu  poKt  mortem.  4* 
Witt.  1621. 

Ecclesia  Romana  probatur  non  esse  Christiana.  12* 


Witeb.  1630. 
HUNSCOT  (joseph)  The  petition  and  information  to  both  Houses 

of  Parliament  4<>  1646. 
■■  Petition  for  the  Beadles  place  of  the  Stationers  Com- 

pany.  fol.  Lond.  1647. 
HUNSON  (thos.)  V.  saluste. 
HUNT  (         )  Posucript  for  rectifying  some  Mistakes  in  tbe  in- 

ferior  Clergy,  mischievous  to  our  Govemment  and  Religion. 

With  two  discourses  about  the  Succession  and  Bill  of  Exclu- 

sion.  8«  Ltmd.  1682. 
HUNT  (jAMEs)  A  Seriuon  and  prophecy.  4^  1641. 
— Spiritual  Verses  on  the  downrall  of  the  Ceremonies.  4* 

Lond.  1642. 

■  Spiritual  verses  and  prose  conceming  Angels.  4®  Lond. 


1643. 
1643. 


Discovery  of  two  beasts  in  the  Revelations.  4®  hond. 


'■     ■  His  glorious  Liglit.  4®  1644. 

A  Sermon  on  John  111.  3.  4»  1648. 

■  Spiritual  Verses  and  Prose.  4®  1648. 

HUNT  (jEft.)  V.  LARDNER. 

'■  Sermon   before  the  Societies  for  the  Reformation  of 

Manners.  ^  Lond,  1716. 

• Funeral  Sermon  on  J.  Maisters.  8®  Lond.  1717. 

Fnneral  Sermon  on  T.  Hollis.  8®  Lond.  1718. 

'■'  Funeral  Sermon  on  G.  Neville.  8^  Lond.  1723. 

Funeral  Sermon  on  Revd.  S.  Hdlis.  8»  Lond.  1724. 

-  Victory  over  death  a  ground  of  Thankfulness  to  God 

thro'  Jesus  Christ.    A  Funeral  Sermon  on  T.  HqIUs.  8»  Lond. 

1731.  «LUliT 


H  UN 

HUNT  (JER.)  Funeral  Sermon  on  Revd.  J.  Kihcb.    8*    LonJL 

1731. 
— —  The  sources  of  corrupting  hoth  natural  and  revealed 

Religion,  exemphfied  in  tbe  Komish  Doctrine  of  Penance  ahd 

Pilgrimages.     A  Sermon.  8®  Lond.  1735. 
— ^—  Funei-al  Sermon  on  Hannah  Hollis.  8*  Lond,  1735. 
■  Funeral  Sermon  on  John  Holhs.  8®  Lond,  1736. 


HUNT  (john)  Sermon  on  the  deatb  of  Sarah  GilK    8«    Boston, 

1771. 
HUNT  (john)  Historical  Surgery,  orthe  progress  of  the  Science 
^of  Medicine  in   Inflammation,   Mortification   and  Gun  shot 

wounds.  4°  Lou^hbro\  1801. 
HUNT  (isaac)  Rigbts  of  Englishmen.  8°  Lond.  1791. 
HUNT  (richard)  ACatechism  for  Christians.  12«  Lond.  1649. 
HUNT  (robert)  Tlie  Island  of  Assada  near  Madagascar  impar« 

tially  dtfined.  4*^  Lond. 
HUNT  (tuomas)  An  Argument  for  the  Bishops  Right  in  judging 
in  CapitalCauses  in  ParHament.  8«  Lond.  1682. 

'        Defence  of  the  Cbarter  and  Municipal  Rigbts  of  Lon- 

don.  4<»  Lmd.  1682. 

The  Lawyer  out-law'd,  or  an  answer  to  Mr.  Hunt^s 


defence  of  the  Charter  of  London.  4»  1683. 
HUNT  (tho.)  De  antiquitate,  elegantia,  et  utiUtate  Linguse  Ara» 

bicffi,  oratio.  4®   Oxon.  1739. 

Dissertation  on  Proverbs  VII.  22,  23.  4"  Lond.  1743. 

De  usu  Dialectorum  Orientalium,  ac  prsecipu^  Ara- 

bicse,  in  Hebraico  Codice  interpretando^  Oratio.     4^     Oxon, 

1748. 

Observations  on  several  passages  in  tbe  Book  of  Pro- 


verbs,  with  two  Sermons.  4P  Oxf,  1775. 
HUNT  (wm.)  His  Case.  fol. 
HUNT  (wM.)  CoUrction  of  Cases  on  the  Annuity  Act,  with  an 

Epitome  of  the  Practice  relative  to  the  enrollment  of  Memo- 

rials.  8°  L(md.  1794. 

8«  Birm.  1796. 

Law  and  Practice  of  Distresses  and  Replevin  by  the 


late  Lord  Chief  Baron  Gilbert.  8<^  Lond.  1794 
HUNTEMANNUS  (joh.)  Exercit.  de  animalibus,  unprimis  de 

eorum  diiierentiis.  4*^  Rost.  1651. 
HUNTER.    The  Hunter.    A  discourse  of  Horsemansbip.    8* 

Oxf.  1685. 
HUNTER  (a.)  On  the  Nature  of  Buxton  Watei-s.     8«    Lcmd. 

1773. 
HUNTER  (g.)  Trader's  Guide  for  Birmingham.  ^  Birm. 
HUNTER  (hen.)  v  saint-pierre. 

Fast  Sermon.  8°  Lond.  1780. 

Sermon  on  the   Execution  of  Louis  XVI.    King  of 

France.     To  which  is  added  a  repubhcation  of  a  Discourse  on 

tbe  Rise  and  Fall  of  Papacy,  by  Rob.  Fleming.     8**    Lond, 


H  UN 

HUNTER  (john)  Relation  of  the  Murder  of  J.  Hunter  by  W. 

Smith.  40  1647. 
HUNTER  (john)  The  Bush  burning^  yet  not  consumed,  or  thc 

Church  in  the  Furnace  yet  still  preserved.    Three  Sermons. 

12«  Edin,  1743. 
HUNT£R(john)  A  practical  Treatise  on  the  diseaBes  of  the 

Teeth ;  intended  as  a  supplement  to  the  natural  HistcMy  of 

those  Parts.  4P  Land.  1778. 
■  A  Treatise  on  the  Venereal  Disease.  49  Lond,  1786. 

'  Observations  on  certain  Partsof  the  Animal  CELconomy. 

4P  Lond.  1786. 

Treatise  on  the  Blood,  Inflammation  and  Gun  Shot 


Wounds.  With  the  Life  of  J.  Hunter,  by  Ev.  Home«  *•  LmuL 

1794. 
HUNTER  (john)  An  Historical  Joumal  of  the  Transactioos  at 

Port-Jackson  and  Norfolk  Island.  4«  Lond.  1793. 
HUNTER  (john)  A  Tribute  to  the  Manes  of  the  Unfortunate 

PoeU.     With  other  Poems.  12®  Lond.  1798. 
HUNTER  (rich.)  Funeral  Sermon  on  Dorothea  Helena,  Count- 

essof  Derby.  4°  Lond.  1703. 
HUNTER  (sAM.)  V.  johnson. 
IIUNTER  (thomas)  Reflections  critical  and  moral  of  the  Letter» 

of  the  late  Earl  of  Chesterfield.  4«  Lond.  1776. 
IIUNTER  (vviLL.)   The  Out-port  Collector  and   Comptroller'i 

Guide.  8»  Lond.  1764. 

The  Tidesman^s  Pocket-Book.  8«  Lond.  1765. 

The  Merchant's  Clerk,  or  the  Business  of  the  Custom-' 

house  made  easy.  8®  Lond.  1766. 
HUNTER  (w.)  V.  siMMONs. 
• Medical  Commentaries,  Part  1,  containing  a  plain  and 

direct  Answer  to  Professor  Monro,  Jun.  interspersed  with  Re- 

marks  on  the  Structure,  Functions,  and  Diseases  of  seyeral  P^ 

of  the  human  Body.  4"  Lond.  1762. 

Supplement.  49  Lond.  1764. 


Anatomia  bumani   Uteri  gravidi,    Tabulis  illustnita« 

Lat.  Eng.  fok  Birmingh.  apud  Baskerv.  1774. 

An  anatomical  Disquisition  of  the  human  gra^id  Ute« 


rus  and  its  Contents.  49  Lond.  1794. 

Essay  on  the  Diseases  incident  to  Indian  Seamen.  fioL 


Calcutta,  1804. 

HUNTING,  V,  VENATFCA. 

HUNTING  of  the  Fox,  or  the  Sectaries  dissected  in  a  paraBd 

between  them  aud  Foxes.  4*  Lond.  1648. 
HUNTINGDON.     The  remonstrance  of  the  County  for  the  coo- 

tinuance  of  Church  Government  and  the  Book  of  Comnun 

Praver.  4«  1641. 
HUNTINGDON  (selina)  Countess  of.  v.  hastings. 
HUNTINGFORD  (george  isaac)  Bp.  qf  Gloucester.  Disconreet* 

3  vols.  8«  Lond.  1795-7. 
HUNTINGTON  Divertisement,  an  Interlude.  4»  Lond.  167^ 

HUNTINGTON 


H  U  R 

HUNTINGTON  ^Mi^ar)  v,  hbrbbrt. 

Charge  against  Genl.  Cromwell  and  Genl.  IreUm. 
With  hitf  Mijesties  Speech  to  the  Comnussioneri  from  Scot* 
land.  4<»  Lond.  1648. 

ReaaoDs  inducing  him  to  lay  down  hii  Gommiation.  4^ 


lAmd.im. 

■I  A  black  blow  to  M^jor  Huntington  for  his  treacheroui 

Charge.  4«  1648. 

HUNTINGTOK  (rob.)  v.  hall. 

HUNTINGTON  (rob.)  ^nsc.  RapoUnm.  Epistdfle  et  ▼eterum 
Mathematicorum,  Grflecoruro,  Latinorum,  et  Arabum  Synop» 
sis :  colkctore  Edv.  Bemardo.  Prsmittuntur  D.  Huntingtoni  et 
D.  Bemardi  Vitae :  Editore  Thoma  Smith.  ^  Lond.  1704. 

HUNTINGTON  (wm.)  The  Skeletons,  or  The  Arminian  anatom* 
ized,  and  the  carnal  Preacher  dissected.  8®  Land.  1783. 

8»  Limd.  1787. 

>  The  Justificatioii  of  a  Sinner.    A  Dialogue.   &  LonuU 


1787. 

■  Tbe  funeral  of  Arminianism.  8^  Lond.  1788.  • 
'  The  Barbers  Mirror,  or  a  portrait  of  W.  Huntington 
firom  real  Life.  ^  Land.  1791. 
Letter  to  the  Revd.  C.  Evans.  8»  Lond.  1798. 

—  The  Barber,  or  Tim.  Prieslley  shaved.  8«  Lond.  1798. 
— — —  Zions  Alarm  not  withc^t  Cause.  8^  Lond.  1798. 
The  bond  Child  brought  to  the  Test.  8*  Lond.  1798. 

-  The  Son  of  God  in  Triumph  and  Satan^s  works  in  Ruins. 
8*  Land.  1806. 

Onesimus  in  the  Balance,  and  the  Etemity  of  Hope 


coDsidered.  8»  Lond,  1806. 
HUNTLEY    (hen.)    Observationes  in  Morbos  Nautaranh    8* 

LamL  1738. 
HUNTLEY  (j.  g.)  Treatise  conceming  the  Church,  translated 

by  J.  L.  12«  1614. 
HUNTLEY  (wiLL.)  A  Breviate  of  the  Prelates  intolerable  Usurp- 

ations.  4<^  1637. 
HUNTLY  (rich.)  Disput  de  Scorbuto.  4«  UUr.  1690. 
HUNTON  (sam.)  The  Army  armed.  4»  Lond.  1653. 
HUNYADl   (vAUL.)  DispuL  de  Reciprocatione  Maris.  4*  Lug. 

Bai.  1699. 
HUON  de  Bardcaux  Duc  de  Guyerme.    Son  Histoire.  8^  Rauen. 
HUPPE  (aan.)  Disput.  de  immodica  Mensium  purgatione.  4* 

Litg.  Bai,  1679. 
HURAULT.    Geneakgie  de  k  Maison  des  HuraulU.  4*   Par. 

1636. 
HURAULT  (jaco.)  Trois  Livres  des  Offices  d'£stat.  9"   I^an. 

1596. 
HURAULT  (pbiu)  Les  Memoira  d^Etat  4<»  Por.  1686. 

HURAUT   (P.)   9.  SAULMIBE. 

HURCK  (FiANCtscus  ab)  Dispiit^de  Jure  Codicinorum.  4P  Lug. 

Bar.1709. 
QURD  (aicB.)  BUhop  qfWarcener.  w.  vfAUuaxoH. 

VquIIL  8  0  lEKWS^ 


HJJS 

HURD  (rich.)  Bishop  qf  JVorcesier.    IMogVie$,  inoral  tad  pofi- 
.  tical.  8P  Lond.  1759. 

— — s witb  Letteri  on  Chivabry  and  Bomande.   S 

vol.  8«  Lond.  1765. 

-^ Dialogues  on  thc  Uses  of  foreign  Travel.  8^  Lcmd.  1761 

'  Twelve  Sennons,  Introductory  to  the  Studics  on  the 


Prophecie».  8»  Lond.  1772. 

-  Sermons  preacbed  at  Lincoki^s  Inn.  3  vol.     8^  Lond. 


1776--80. 

Sertnon  before  the  Society  for  the  pnq>agatioii  of  ifii 


Gospd.  40  Lond.  1781. 
HURGRONJE  (jacobus)  Disput  de  Legato  Liberationis.    4* 

Lug.  Bat.  1716. 
HURGRONiE  (joh.)  Disput.  de  jure  iccrescendi  in  bsereditati* 

bus  et  legatis.  4^  Lug.  Bat,  1705. 
HURLEBUSCHIUS  (gerh.)  Theses  de  Angina.  4«  Heim.  1610: 
HURLL  (mary)  Account  of  her  Conversion  and  ExperieBee;  W 

Lond.  1711. 
HURLSTONE  (thos.)  Just  in  Time,  a  Comic  Opera.  6»  Lond. 
.  1703 . 

HURLY  (PAT.)  His  Tryal.  4«  Lond.  1701. 

HURLEY  (THos.)  Account  of  his  conversion.  12»  Dub.  1766. 

HURRION  (john)  p.  ridgley. 

The  Hope  and  Resurrection  of  the  Dead.     A  Faoenl 

Sermon  on  Mrs.  E.  Thompson.  8®  Nonv.  1712. 
j  The  Christian's  hidden  life.    A  Funeral  Sennon  «i 

Revd.  J.  Nesbitt.  8«  Lond.  1728. 
HURRY  tTHos.)  Tables  of  Interest.  8«  1786. 
HURST  (hannah)  v.  harrison.  uollis. 

HURST  (HEN.)  V.  ADAMS.  BURGESS. 

• —  Funeral  Sermon  on  T.  Cawton.  4»  Lond.  1677. 

HURTADO,  V.   MENDOZA. 

HURTADUS  (thos.)  v.  quintin. 

HURTE  (mart.)  Disput.  de  Secundinarum  post  Partnm  exca^ 

nendarum  retentione.  4^  AUd.  1672. 
HURTERN  (joh.  chr.)  Geograpbia  Sueciae.  4<>  Au^. 
HURTLEY  (thos.)  A  concise  Account  of  some  natiiral  Curioei-» 

tles  hi  the  Environs  of  Malham^  in  Craven^  Yorkshire.    9 
'  Lond.  1786. 
HUitUGES  (      )  Marquis  de  St.    Memoire  a  consulter^  et  om- 

sultation  pour  le  Manjuis  de  St.  Huruges,  contre  lea  ^Art 

BaiJIy  et  La  Fayette.  8«  1788. 
HURWENEN  (matth.)  Disput.  de  H«ret.  Apokt.  Judae  Pagan. 

&c.  4«  Vltr.  1657. 
HURWITZ  (h.)  Elemente  of  thc  Hebrew  Langna^e.  Part  I.  8» 

Lond.  1807. 
HUSANUS  (pet.  erasm.)  Decas  Qusestionum  Antbrotfologiea- 

rum.  40  Wiub.  1617. 
HUSBAND.    the  mistaken   Hnsband,  a  Coniedy.    4^   Loni. 

1675. 

HU6BANDMAN. 


HU  T 

HUSBANDM AN.  The  Husbandmaii^s  fruitful  Orchard,  by  N.  R 

4»  Lond.  1609. 
■  A  Directlon  to  the  Husbandman.  49  Lond,  1634^ 

.  The  Westem  Husbandman^s  Lamentation.  4® 

— —  The  perfect  Husbandman,  or  the  Art  of  Hnsbandry, 

by  C.  H.  B.  C.  and  C.  M.  4»  Lond.  1658.  -      • 

~-—  The  Husbandman'8  Advocate.  4^^  Lond.  1690. 

■  I  The  Husbandman»  Farmer  and  Grasier^s  Instructor,  by 


A.  S.  12»  Lmd.  1697. 
HUSBANDRY,  r.  agricultura. 
The  Epitome  of  the  Art  of  Husbandry,  by  J.  B.   12» 

Lcmd.  1670.  -      * 

8«  Lond.  1685. 


1707. 
1796. 


The  whole  Art  of  Husbandry,  by  J.  M.    8^   Lond. 
Observations  upon  the  Husbandry  of  Flanders.  8^  Ijmd. 


•  The  new  Horse-houg^hing  Husbandry.  4*  Lond.  1731. 

— American  Husbandry.  2  vol.  S^  Lond,  1775. 

HUSELITT  (MAUR1TIU»)  Cogitata  de  Bibliotheca.  4<»  Jen.  17ia: 
HUSEN  (jEREMiAH  van)  A  tfue  account  of  a  revelation  lately 

discovered  to  Jeremiah  van  Husen.  8^  Lond.  1719. 
HUSERUS  (coNRAD.)  Tractatusdelmposturis^etCeremoniisJu* 

dieorum.  8^  Bas.  1575. 

HUSON  (PET.)  V,  ORAVENOR. 

HUSS  (JOH.)  Opera,  cum  Appendice  Otthonis  Brunnfelsii.  4* 
—  Epistols,  cum  Lutheri  Praefatione.  8^  Witeb.  1537. 
■  Prooesaus  Consistorialis  ejus  Martyrii.  4* 

HUSS  (JOH.)  De  antiquis  humandi  ritibus.  12^  Upsal.  1698. 
HUSS  (lau«entiu8)  Dissert.  de  Urinatoribus.B*  Upsal.  1692. 
H.USS  (matth.)  Schreiben  und  Memorialen  betreffent  die  a«- 
sanwortung  bey  jungster  Atlaque  gebliebenenhothen  Ofiiciers. 

HUSSEY  (g.)  Memorabilia  Mundi :  or  Choice  Memoira  of  tbe 

History  and  Description  of  the  World.  12^  Lond.  1670. 
HUSSEY  (WM.)  A  plea  for  Christian  Magistracy :  in  answer  fo 

Mr.  Gillespies  Sermon.  4»  Lond.  1646. 
■    '    '  An  answer  to  Mr.  Tombes  on  Infkiit  Bapttsm.  4*  Lond. 

1646. 
■■  A  just  provocation  pf  Mr.  Torobes  to  make  good  Ins 

generall  Charge  against  Mr.  Hiissey'8  satisfaoiion  to  his  scep* 

ticall  exercitation.  4"  Lond.  1646. 

The  Magistrate'8  Charge  for  the  People^s  Safetie.    A 

Faat  Sennon.  4<>  Lond.  1647. 
HUSSUS  (d.  a.  g.)  Disput.  de  Natura.  4»  Li^d.Bau^lWi^' 
HUgWEDEL  (JOH.  ALB.)  Epistola  de  Lymplni  Bartholiniana.  4« 

H4^.  1658. 
HUSZTl  (sTEPH.)  Dissert  de  pnidente  Medicamentorum  appli- 

cationie  in  tempore.  4®  HaL  Mam.  1695.  - 
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payment  of  the  National  Debt  V  Lmi.  ItlS.  .  ^ 


H  U  T 

HUTCHESON  (AftCBiB.)  Answer  to  Mr.  Croolabtnlfs 

aUe  Remarks.  fol.  Lond.  1719. 

Case  of  Contracts  for  Soutb  Sea  Stock.  foL  Lcmi.  1790t 

— i Answer  to  the  Queries  in  the  WhitehaU  'Ercbaag  PoiL 

fol.  1721. 
■  Appendix  to  Calculations»  &c.  foL 

A  CoUection  of  Treatises  relatinir  to  the  National  DAti 


and  Funds :  and  also  a  CoUection  of  Treatises  rdatif^  to  the 

South  Sea  Stock  and  Scheme.  fol.  Lond.  1721. 
HUTCHESON  (franc.)  An  Inquiry  into  the  origtnal  of  our  idw 

of  Beauty  and  Virtue.  8«  Lond,  1729. 
■  Philoeophise    Moralis    Institutio    compendiaria.    li* 

Gla^.  1742. 

Angl  8"  Glasg.  1747. 


ReflecUons  upon  Laughter,  and  Remarks  on  the  Fabk 

of  the  Bees.  \^  Gkug.  1750. 

A  System  of  Moral  Philofiophy.    To  which  b  pvefized 


an  account  of  the  Author  by  W»  Leechman.    2  vol.  4^  Lomd. 

1755. 
HUTCHESON  (geo:)  An  ExpoeiUon  on  the  XII  Minor  Vto^ 

phets.  2  vol.  8«  Lmd.  1653. 
HUTCHESON  (gilbert)  Treatiie  on  the  offices  of  Justice  of 

Peace,  Constable,  Commissioner  of  Supply  aod  CooimissioDer 

under  comprehending  Acts,  in  Scotland.  2  vols.  8^  Edin.  1806L 
HUTCHESON  {Mr.)  Letters  to  the  hiie  £arl  of  Sunderhnd-  » 

Lond.  1722. 

&  Lond.  1722.  [2d  Edition.] 

Defence  affainst  the  aspersions  cast  upon  him  in  the 


vSt.  James'8  Joornar.  &^  Lond.  1722. 
HUTCHINS  (edw.)  Sermon  on  the  Epiphany.  12»  Otf.  1589. 
HUTCHINS  (john)  The  History  and  Antiquities  of  the  Coanty 

of  Dorset.  2  vol.  fol.  Lond.  1774. 

'" 2  vol.  fol.  Lond.  1796. 

*  Biographical  Anecdotes  of  J.  Hutchios.    Fbeine  No. 

XXXIV  of  the  Bib.  Top.  Brit]  4»  Lond.  1785. 
HUTCHINS  (rich.)  Funeral  Oration  on  Revd.  W.  Doweb.  8* 

Lond.  1795. 
HUTCHIN8  (tho.)  Topofirraphical  Description  of  Virginia,  Penn- 

sylvania,  Maryland,  and  North  Carolina.  8®  Lond.  1778. 
HUTCHINSON  (francis)  Bp.  of  Down  and  Connor.  Visitation 

Sermon.  4<^  Lond,  1692. 
— — —  Sermon  on  Psalm  IX.  15.  4»  Caniab.  1698. 
—  Short  view  of  the  Pretended  Spirit  of  Prophecy  taken 

iirom  its  first  rise  in  the  year  1688,  to  its  present  Stete  amongst 

us.  8"  Lond.  1708. 

Historical  Essay  on  Witchcraffc,  and  also  two  Sermons: 


one  in  proof  of  the  Christian  Religion;  the  other  conceming 
good  and  evil  Angels.  With  a  Defence  of  the  composaioaatfe 
Address  to  PapisU.  9*  Lond.  17ia 

'  Examination  of  his  Sermon  preached  befere  tbe  Soai 


of  tht  Clergy.  8»  Land.  1728. 

7  WTKHIKSON 


H  U  T 

HUTCHINSON  (prancis)  Bp.  of  Dawn  and  Coimor.  Defence  of 

the  antient  Historians,  relative  to  Ireland.  8*  DuhL  1734. 
HUTCHINSON  {Gfyocrrun')  Letters  of  Governor  Hutcbinson  and 

Lieut  Govemor  Oliver,  &c.  printed  at  Boston^  and  remarks 

thereon.  8*  Lond.  1774. 
HUTCHINSON  (john)  Moses^s  Principia.    Part  I.  Of  the  invi- 

iible  Parts  of  Matter,  of  Motion,  of  visible  Forms,  and  of  their 

Biasolution  and  Reformation.  8^  Lcmd.  17S4. 
Part  II.  8»  Lond.  1727. 


— —  T.  P.  Lemmata  Principiorum  Mosaicorum  Hutchin- 
soni.  4°  Lond.  1734. 

•  Essay  towards  a  natural  History  of  the  Bible,  especl 


ally  on  some  Parts  which  relate  to  the  Occasion  of  revealin; 

Moses^s  Principia.  8*  Lond.  1725. 

—  Moses^s  Sine  Principio.  8®  Lond.  1729. 

A  new  Account  of  the  Confusion  of  Tongues.    Tht 


Names  and  Attributes  of  the  Trinity  of  the  Gentiles.  8*  Lond. 
1731. 

A  Treatise  on  Power  essential  and  mechanical.  Where* 


in  the  original  and  that  part  of  Religion  which  now  is  natural, 
is  stated.  8»  Lond.  1732. 

Glory  or  Gravity  essential  and  mechanical.    Wherein 


the  Oligects  and  Articles  of  the  Christian  Faith  are  exhibited 
Hieroglypbically.  ^  Lond.  1733. 
—  The  Religion  of  Satan,  or  Antichrist,  delineated.    The 


Use  of  Reason  recovered  by  the  Data  in  Christianity.  8®  Lond^ 

1736. 
"■  '  A  modest  Apology  for  those  of  the  superior  Clergy, 

who  have  not  yet  subscribed  to  the  Proposals  for  publishing  the 

Works  of  Mr.  Hutchinson.  8»  Lond.  1748. 
HUTCHINSON  (lucy)  Memoirs  of  the  Lifeof  Col.  Hutchinson. 

4«  Lond.  1808. 
HUTCHINSON  {Mr,)  v.  burnet. 

HUTCHINSON  {nxtn.)  Disput.  de  Calculo.  4»  Ultr.  1668. 
HUTCHINSON  (sam.)  Bp.  ofKillala.    Sermon  before  the  Dub- 

lin  Society.  4«  Dub.  1761. 
HUTCHINSON  (tho.)  The  usual  Interpretation  of  AAIMONES 

and  AAIMONIA  in  the  New  TesUment  asserted.    A  Sermon. 

S»  Ojf.  1738. 
■  Remarks  upon  a  Pamphlet,  intitled^  a  Review  qf  tkc 

Controversy  aboiu  the  Meaning  qfDemoniacks  m  the  New  TatO' 

ment.  8®  Lond.  1739. 

The  use  and  acope  ef  the  ceremonial  Law  briefly  re« 


presented.    A  Sermon.  8*  Osf.  1740. 
HUTCHINSON  (william)  A  Treatise  on  practical  Seamanship. 

4»  Lond.  1777. 
Treatise  on  the  best  fonn  of  Merchant  Ships  in  gene- 

raL  4«  Liverp.  1791. 

HUTCHINSON 


H  UT 

HUTCHINSON  (w.)  A  View  of  Northumberiand.  vith  an  tt^ 
cursion  to  the  Abbey  of  Mailross  in  ScotJand.  2  vol.  4P  Niw» 
cast.  1778. 

— ^ A  State  of  the  Churches  under  the  Archdeaconry  of 

Northumberland  and  in  Hexham  peculiar  Juriadiqlion,  with 
the  8uccession  of  the  Incumbents,  extracted  from  the  Mb».  c{ 
T.  Randall.  4^  1779. 

The  History  aud  Antiquities  of  the  County  of  DorbaiD. 


3  vol.  40  New.  1785. 

HiBtory  of  the  County  of  Cumberland,  and  ^ome  plafia 


adjacent.  2  vok  4<»  Carl,  1794. 
HUTCHINSONIANS.   A  Word  to  the  Hutchinsonian» :  or  Be- 

marks  on  three  extraordinary  Sermons  lately  preoched  ai  Qz« 

ford  by  Dr.  Patten,  Mr.  Wetherall  and  Mr.  Home.  S^  Lad. 

1756. 
^-r —  True  Censure  no  Aspersion  :  or  a  Vindication  of  a  late 

seasonable  admonition,  called,  A  xvord  to  thc  HuichinMomwu. 

>  Lond,  1756. 
HUTCHISON  (F.)  Compassionale  Address  to  the  Papists.    8^ 

Lond.  1716. 
HUTH  (JOH.  CHR.)  Disput  de  Potu  Chocolatae.  4«  Argem.  1695. 

— : Dibput.  de  Cardialgia.  4°  Arg.  1699. 

HUTH  (JOH.  PHiL.)  Disput.  de  affectione  hypochondriaca.    4* 

Argent,  1661. 
i-  Disput.  de  Semitertiana.  4®  Argent.  1663. 

■  Disp.  de  Hemia  Vera.  4»  Lug,  Bat,  1685. 
HUTH  (PHIL.  GEO.)  Disp.  de  Ischuria.  4»  AU.  1703. 

HUTH  (pHiL.  Luo.)  Disputatio  de  Ornamentis  Codicum  vctenun. 

40  Alt.  1716. 
HUTHICHIUS  (jo.)  V.  huttichius. 
HUTSON  (mary)  V.  bryan. 
HUTTEN.  r.  hearne. 
HUTTEN  (ulric  de)  r.  burchard. 

■  Orationes  et  Epistols^  &c.  4*  Inarce  SieMberk.  1519. 

■  OTTIS.  4»  Lovan.  1518. 

4«  Bas.  1518. 

-  40  Bas.  1519. 

P  Dialogi.  40  1520. 

Epistola,  Vit»  su®  Rationem  exponens.   4^   ArgenL 


1518. 

— Aula,  Dialogus.  4«  Aug.  Vind.  1519, 

4»  Par.  1519 


De  Morbo  Gallico,  4°  Mogunt.  1524. 

12«  Mogunt.  1531. 

8«  Venet.  1535. 

Angi  by  Thomas  Poynel.  l^  Lond.  15^ 

12«'  Lond.  1539. 

40  Lond.  1540. 


Arminius,  Dialoeus.  12«  Hag.  1529. 

.  Aufiwecker  der  Teutschen  Nation,  4P  1632.     

HUTTER 


H  U  X 

HUTTER  (eltas)  p.  biblia.  mabcus.  hatthjcvs. 

■  Cubu»  alphabeticus  sanctus  Sanct«  Ebnefle  Litigu», 
recognitus^  et  in  Latinum  Sennonem  convenus^  Studio  et  C^^era 
Davidis  Wolderi.  fol.  Hamb,  1588. 

HUTTER  (JAC.)  Senectus  ipsa  Morbus.  4*  Hal.  17S2. 
HUTTER  (leozvb.)  Oratio  pareHtalb  de  vita  G.  Mylii.   4«    Wii. 
1607. 

■  Hias  Malorum  Regni  Pontificis  Romani :  hoc  est  bis- 
torica  dis^rtatio  de  injustissimo  Pontificis  Romani  in  EcdesiJi 
Dei  dominatu :  deque  Statu  Ecclesiie  sub  regno  Pontificio.  4^ 
Witemb.  1609. 

HUTTICHIUS  (joh.)  CoUectanea  AntiquiUtum  Morantinanmu 

§fA.  Mogwu.  1525. 
^-  Imperatonim  et  Capsamm  Vit»,  cum  Imaginibus  ez 

antiquis  Numismatibus.  4*  Argeni.  1534. 

8*  Lugd.  1550. 

r  *  ■  auct.  et  castig.  ab  J.  Sambuco.    19  Argent. 

1551. 
HUTTLINGERUS  (petr.)  Infans  monstrowis  Wittebergw.   4* 

rift.  1674. 
HUTTON  (charles)  p.  playfair.  soaETY. 

■  Tables  of  the  Products  and  Powers  of  Numbers.  foL 
jLoBii.1781. 

Mathematical  and  Pbilosopbical  Dictionary.  2  vols.  4^ 


'    IW.  1796. 

HUTTON  (S/r  c.)  v.  hampdek. 

HUTTON  (jAMEs)  Considerations  on  the  iiature,  &c.  of  Coal  and 

Cuhn.  8»  Edin.  1777. 
■■  Investigation  of  the  Frinciples  of  Knowledge,  and  the 

Progress  of  Ileason,  from  Sense  to  Science  and  Phiiosopby. 

3  Yds.  4«  Edin,  1794. 

On  the  Philoeophy  of  ligfat,  Heat  and  Fue.  8*  Edin. 


1794. 

Theory  ofthe  Earth.  9  vob.  8»  Edin.  1795. 


HUTTON  (lcke)  The  blacke  Dogge  of  Neweate.  4®  Lond. 
HUTTON  (matth.)  ^.  of  Btmgor.    A  Charity  Sermon.    4» 

Lond.  1744. 
■  Sermon  before  the  Society  for  the  propagation  rf  the 

Gospel.  4<»  Lond.  1745. 
'     ■  Sermon  before  the  Dublin  Society.  4*  Lond.  1745. 

Sermon  before  the  Lords  on  His  Majesty^s  Accession. 


4»  Lond.  1746. 
HUTTON(wM.)  Historyof  Birmingham.  9  Birm.  1781. 

History  of  Derby.  8«  Lond.  1791. 

HUWE  (viNc.  ALB.)  Disput.  de  Pleuritide  vera  et  spuria.  4*  Lug. 

Bat.  1720. 
HUWE  (wiL.)  DispoL  de  Apoplexia.  4«  Lug.  B.  1721. 
HUXHAM  (jo.)  Observationes  de  Aere^  et  Morbis  epidemicis, 

his  accedit  OiNiscuium  de  Morbo  colico  Damnoniensi.  8"  Lond. 

1739. 


H  YD 

HUXHAM  (jo.)  Observations  upon  Antimony.  S9  Lond.  I75& 
j       ■     ■  On  the  malignant  ulcerous  sore  Throat  8^  hmd*  17JT, 
HDXHOLTZ  (JOH.  lud.)  Disput.  de  Foetu  monstroBO.  4^  Mmf. 
1670. 

De  Fontandlis.  4»  M.  Catt.  1©7S. 

HUXHOLTZ  (woL.)  Ouestiones  medic».  4^  M.  Catt.  1670. 
HUYBERTS  (adrian)  A  Corner  Stone  layd  towards  the  ImiUiDi 
a  new  CoUedffe  (that  b  to  say,  a  new  Body  of  Physidans)  ia 
London.  4<»  Land.  1675. 

HUYGENS,  V.   HUGENIU8. 

HUYSSEN  (JOH.  HiERON.)  Disput  de  Usucapiombus.    4*   JL». 

Bat.. 1715.  *^  K  -» 

HYACINTHE  (db  saint)  Letters,  gi^ing  an  Accounl  of  Confefw 

sations,  upon  important  and  entertainine  Subjects.  2  ?oL  9 

Lond.  1781. 
HYACINTHUS  (s.)  v.  severinus.  ^ 

HYBERNOIS.    Condusion  de  la  facult^  de  Thedogie  de  FM^ 

pour  les  Hybemois.  4*  Par,  1651. 
HYCKE  SCORNER.  4*  Lond.  Wynk.  de  Wordt. 
HYDE,  Dutchess  qf  York.   A  paper  written  by  the  late  Dotcbea 

of  York.  fol.  Lond.  167^. 
HYDE  {Capt.)  v.  carolus  i. 
HYDE  (edward)    Debate  conceming  the  Englisli  Liturgy  bf 

Edw.  Hyde  and  John  Ley.  4<>  Lond.  1656. 
'  Christ  and  his  Church :  or,Christianity  ezplained*  4* 

Ojrf.  1658.      ' 
HYDE  {zDyfAVLD)EarlqfClarendon.v.  burton.  cleec  bstrakgl 
■  ■  Speech  concerning  Episcopacie.  4*  Lond.  1641. 

'  Speech  at  the  Impeachment  of  tbe  Judgea.  4®  LondL 

1641. 


Argument  before  the  Lords.  4»  ^641. 

Articles  of  treason  against  him.  fol.  Lor^d.  1667. 

—  A  Narrative  of  the  ^!  of  Clarendon's  Settlement  and 
Sale  of  Ireland.  By  F.  N.  4«  Lovain.  1668. 

>  Animadversions  upon  a  Book,  intituled,  FanaHcim 


Fanaticalfy  imputed  to  tfte  Catholic  Church,  hy  Dr.  SHlUngjM» 
8»  Lond.  1674. 

Survey  of  Hobbes's  Leviathan.  4»  Osf.  1676. 

Proceedings  in  the  House  of  Commons  touching  his 


Impeachment.  8^  Lond.  1700. 
History  of  the  Rebeliion  in  England,  began  in  164L 

8  vol.  fol.  Ojf.  1702—4. 

8  vol.  8«  Osf.  1705, 6. 

^ Vol.  I.  fol.  Ojf.  1732. 

3  vol.  8«  Ojf.  1807. 


—  The  History  of  the  Rdbellion  coropleated.    Containinr 

Heads  of  Great  Men,  Tracts,  &c.  S''  Lond.  1717. 

History  of  the  Rebellion  in  Ireland.  8»  Lond.  17291 

8^  Lond.  1721. 


— —  Clarendon  and  Whitlock  compared,  aod  Remarka  ob 
the  Unfairness  of  the  Characters^  iu  tbe  History  of  tbe  Rebd- 
Jion.  8?  Lond.  1727.  HYDS 


H  YL 

HYDE  (edward)  Eari  qf  Oaroidoit.    CdkctkMi  of  Tracts.    fd. 
Lmd.  1727. 

Ufe.  8  vol.  8»  Ojf.  1759. 

ful.  Ojcf  J759. 


Sute  papers  coiitaioiag  the  roaterials  from  which  his 

History  oftfae  Rebellion  was  composed.  3  vol.  fol.  Orf.  1767-« 
1786. 

ReligioQ  and  Policy :  with  a  survey  of  the  Power  of 


the  Pope  inUie  Dominions  of  others.  2  vol.  B*  Or/.  1811. 
HYDE  (benrt)  Earl  itf  Claremdom.    The  History  and  Antiqai- 

ties  of  the   Cathedral  Charch  at  Winchester,  continued  by 

Samuel  Gale.  8»  Lmd.  1715. 
— ^  State  Letters  and  his  Lordship'8  Diary;  with  an  Ap- 
_pendix.  2  vol.  4»  Ojf.  176.3. 
KYl>E{LAVK.)  Earl  ^  Rockesier.    Easay  towards  hb  Life.    8* 

Lomd  1711. 

HYD£  (tHOS.)  9.  ABDOLLATIPHUS.   &VANGELIt;M.    PERfTSOL. 

— — ^  Catalogus  impressorum  Librorum  in  Bibllotheca/Bod* 
leiana.  fol.  Ojon.  1674. 

Epistola  de   Mensuris  et  Ponderibus  Sinensium.    8* 


Ozon.  1688. 

De  Historia  Shahiludii  tria  scnpta  Hebraica.  De  Ludis 


Orientalium.   12«  1689—94. 

Historia  Religionis  veterum  Persarum^  eorumqu^  Ma- 


gorum,  cum  Zoroastris  Vita.  4*  Oron.  1700. 

>  Syntagroa  Dissertationuoi»  quas  olim  separatim  edidit 


Accesserunt  nonnuUa  ejusdem  Opuscula  hactenus  inedita.  2 

vol.  4»  Oxon.  1767. 
HYDE  (wM.)  Letter  to  Sir  John  Danvers,  Bt.  8«  Lond.  1791. 
HYDER  ALLY,  v.  robson. 
HYGIEIA,  id  est,  bons  Valeludinis  conservanda;  Thesaurus  lo- 

cupletissimus.  12^  Luxemb.  1628. 
HYGINUS  Granmaticus.    Hyginus  et  Polybius  de  Castris  Ro- 

manis,  cum  Notis,  &c.  R.  H.  S.  4<»  Amsi.  1660. 
HYGINUS  (c.  juLius)  Poetica  AstroDomica.  4«  Vcn.  1517. 

fol.  Sal.  1539. 

Fabularum  Hber.     Ejusdem  Poeticon    Astronomicon 


lib.  IV.  Quibus  accesserunt  Palsephali  de  fabulosis  narrationi- 
bus  hber.  F.  Fulgentii  Placiadis  Mythologiarum  lib.  III.  et  de 
Vocum  antiquarum  Interpretatione  liber.  Arati  OAINOME- 
NdN  fragmentum.  Eju^em  Plisnomena.  Gr.  Lu.  Proclus  de 
Sphsera.  Gr.  Lai.  Cum  Indice.  fol.  Ba».  1535. 

a  Jac.  Mycillo.   8^  Par,  1578.  [ciuii  Notis 


Mss.  Is.  Casauboni.] 

8»  Lugd.  1608. 


HYGOMJEUS  (nisser)  Disquisitio  de  eHPlOMAXJA  Pftulina. 

4«  Hqfh.  1695. 
HYGROMETRES.    Nouvene  Facon  d^Hygrometra^  par  S.  F. 

12»  1672. 
HYLACOMILUS,  v.  philbsius. 

Vou  UI.  3  f  WIVX^ 


H  YP 

HYLL  (thos.)  V.  cocLEs. 

■  A  Profitable  Instruction  for  thc  perfcct  opdering  of 

Bees.  4«  Lond,  1579. 

The  proBtable  Art  of  Gardenuig,  with  Instruction 


cerning  Bees,  &c.  4*^  Lond.  1593. 

A  Contemplalion  of  Mysteries :  contayning  thc  lart 


effects  of  certain  Comets.  12®  Lcmd. 
HYLLENGRKHN  (pet.)  Dii«crt  de  obligatione  Parenlum  «t 

Liberorum  niutua.  8°  Ups.  1704. 
HYLLES  (THo.)  The  Arte  of  vulgar  Arithmeticke.     4«    Lad. 

i6oo: 

HYLTON  (walter)  Scala  Perfectionis,    4«    Lond.  Wynk.  di 

Worde,15S3. 
HYMEN'S  Prffiludia:  or  Love^s  MasterPiece:  being  the  Vllth 

rrt  of  tbe  Romance  of  Cleopatra :  rendered  into  English  hy 
W.  8«  Lond.  1658. 

i Part.  VHL  S®  Lond.  1658. 

HYMENEAL  PARTY,  or  the  generous  Friends,  a  Comedy.  8^ 

Lond.  1789. 
HYMNI.    Aurea  Expositio  Hymnorum^  cum  Textu.    4®    Par. 

1482. 
■  Expositio  Hymnorum,  totius  Anni,  secundum  Usum 

Sarum.  4®  Lond.  apud  Wynand.  de  Worde,  1514. 
4<»  Wynand.  de  Worde,  1515. 


^ —  Hymni  et  Collectse,  item  Evangelia,  Epistol»,  Introi- 

tus,  Gradualia  et  Sequentiae,  &c.  quse  diebus  dominicis  et  festii 
leguntur  et  canuntur.  12®  Col.  1585. 

12»  Par.  1586. 


Siaelcas  aandelige  Lyst-Have.  12®  Copenh.  1684. 

Hymni,  qui  per  totum  Annum  canuntur,  in  Ecdesia 

ATmenk,  Armen.  12®  Amst.  1702. 

•  Anmuthiger  Blumen  Krantz  aus  dem  Garden  das  Ge« 


nieinde  GoUes.  12®  1712. 

A  select  CoUection  of  Hymns  for  the  Countess  of 


Huntingdon^s  Chapels.  18®  Lond.  1780. 

Hymns  to  the  Supreme  Being :  in  Imitation  of  Eastem 


Songs.  8®  Lond.  1780. 
■■  Hynins  in  Projse  for  Children.  12®  Lond.  1781 

A  Companion  to  Sacred  liistory;  containing  Select 


Hymns  on  the  Historical  parts  of  the  Scriptures.     IS®     LmuL 
1797. 

Hymns  for  the  use  of  Tabemacles  in  Scotknd.    12® 


Edin.  1800. 
HYNTON  {Dr.)  v.  protestants.  ^ 
HYPATIA :  or  the  history  of  a  most  accomplished  Lady ;  who 

was  tom  to  pieces  by  tbe  Clergy  of  Akxandria  to  gratify  thcir 

Archbishop,  St.  Cyril.  8®  Lond.  1753. 
HYPATUS.    De  Partibus  Corporis.  Gr.  Lat.  cum  Notis  Dao. 

Wil.  TriUeri,  et  Joh.  Steph.  Beraard.  8®  Lugd.  Bai.  1744. 

HYPERIUS 


H  Y  S 

HYPERIUS    (and.)  Compendium  Physices  Aristotele».    IS* 

Lond.  1583. 

8«  Bas.  1585. 

HYPOCRISIE.    The  arraignroent  of  Hvpocrisie :  or  a  Looking- 

Glass  for  Murderers  and  Adulterers.  12*  L(md,  1659. 
HYPOCRITES.  ASatyragainstHypocrites.  4*  1655. 
— 4»  Land.  1671. 


Hypocritea  unmasked^  or  the  Hypocrisie  of  the  new 

Usurpers  discovered.  4^*  Lond.  1659. 
HYPOMNEMATA.    HypomnemaU  Logica,  Rhctoricl[,  Phy- 

sica,  Metaphysica,  Pneumatica,  Ethica,  Politica»  (Economica, 

per  Jo.  P.  8«  Oion. 
HYPSICLES,  V.  EucLiDEs. 
HYSPANUS,  r.  hispanus. 


I. 


J  A  C 

JABICUS  (riol.)  De  Subtilitate  et  Stralagcmatc  utendo»  et  Mod« 
prsparandi  in  Rebus  Bellicis.  Lib.  II.  4®  K«i.  1571. 

JABLONSKI  (jo.  TH.)  Memorise  Friderici  Borussorum  Regis 
Monumentum.  fol.  BeroL  1713. 

>  Thorn  afflige,  ou  Relation  de  ce  qui  s*est  pass^  dans 

cette  Ville,  depuis  le  16  Juliet  1724  jusqu^a  present,  trad.  ea 
Franqois  par  Mr.  de  Beausobrc.  12"  Amst,  1726. 

JABLONSKI  (PAUL.  ERN.)  V,  BENTLEY.  WOODWARD. 

Remphab»  -^yptiorum  Deus,  ab  Israelitis,  in  Deserto, 

cultus,  nunc  cx  Lingua  et  Antiquitate  iEgyptiaca  erutus  et 
illustratus.  8**  Franc,  4*  Lips,  1731. 

Panthcon  ^Egyptionim.  2  Partes.  8*  Franc.  1750—53. 

De   Memnone  Graecorum  et  .^gyptiorum,  hujutque 


celeberrirna  in  Thebaide  Statua  Syntagma.  4"  Franc.  1753, 
JACCH^US  (and.)  Theses  de  Morborum  differentiis.  4®  Rost. 

1610. 
JACCIIiEUS  (gilb.)  Disput.  de  Epilepsia.  4«  Lugd.  Bai.  161L 
■  Institutiones  medicee.  16®  Lugd.  BaL  1624. 

JACCHINUS  (leonh.)  Interpr.  Galeni  de  Prsecognitione*    4* 

Lugd.  1540. 

Opuscula.  4°  Bas.  1563. 

'  In  ST  Librum  Rasis  Commentaria :  ab  Hier.  Donzei- 

lino  emendata.  4®  Bas,  1564. 

Methodus  curandarum  Febrium.  4**  Pisa,  1615. 


JACHMANN  (geo.)  Disput.  de  Cholera  humida.  4«  Jcn,  1675. 
JACHMANN  (GEo.  casp.)  Dissert.    de   Erysipelate.    4*   Erf, 

1720. 
JACK  (richd.)  Mathematical  Principlesof  Thcology,  orTheEi- 

istence  of  God  geometrically  dcmonstrated.  8®  LoitU  1747. 
JACKLER  (rebec.)  v,  horn. 
JACKSON  (        )  Jacksons  Recantation,  or,  The  Life  and  deadi 

of  the    notorious   Highwayman  now  hanging  in  Chains  at 

Hampstead.  4<>  Lond.  1674. 

JACKSON 


J  AC 

JACKSON  (arthur)  Annotations  on  Job,  the  Psalms^  Proverbs, 
Ecclesiastes  and  Song  of  Solomon.  2  vol.  4®  Lond.  1658. 

JACKSON  (cHARLEs)  Narrative  of  his  sufferings  aod  escape,  late 
resident  at  Wexford.in  Ireland.  8»  Lond.  1798. 

.  8»  Ltmd.  1799. 

JACKSON  (henr.)  Longitude  and  Latitude  in  conjunction  bj 
aea  and  land,  by  day  and  night  found  ouU  8®  Lond.  1727. 

JACKSON  (R.)  V.  BERBNGARIUS.  WHITARBR. 

JACKSON  (hen.)  Reflections  on  the  Virtues  of  Tar  Water.  8« 

Lond.  1744. 
JACKSON  (john)  History  of  tlie  City  and  County  of  Lichfield. 

4«  Uch.  1795. 
History  of  the  Cathedral  Church  of  Lichfield.  8»  Uch. 

1795. 
J ACKSON  ( john)  Joumey  from  India  to^vards  England  in  1797 ; 

by  a  f  oute  over  land.  8^  Lond.  1799. 
JACKSON  (john)  The  Booke  of  Conscience.  12»  Lcmd.  1642. 
JACKSON  (john)  An  Examination  of  Mr.  Nye's  Explicati^n  of . 

the  Articles  of  the  Divine  Unity,  the-Trinity  and  Incamation* 
*   8«  Lond.  1715. 
——  The  Grounds  of  Civil  and  Ecclesiastical  Govemment 

briefly  considered.     To  which  is  added  a  Defence  of  the  Bp. 

of  Bangor.  8»  Lond.  1718. 

The  Duty  of  Subjects  towards  their  Govemors.   A  Ser* 


mon.  8«  Lond.  1723. 

Remarks  on  Christianiiy  as  old  as  the  Creation.    8* 


Lond.  1731. 

— —  A  Dissertation  on  Matter  and  Spirit.  8*  Lond.  1735. 
■'  Narrative  of  the  Case  of  his  being  refused  the  Sacra* 

ment  by  Dr.  Coney.  &*  Lond.  1736. 
An  Address  to  the  Deists,  being  a  Proof  of  revealed 

ReKgion.  &  Lond.  1744. 

Tbe  Belief  of  a  future  State  proved  to  be  a  fundamen* 


ul  Article  of  the  Religion  of  the  Hebrews.   With  an  Appendix 
conceming  the  Genealogy  of  Job.  8®  Lond.  1745. 

A  farther  Defence  of  the  ancient  Philosophers,  con- 


ceroing  their  Belief  of  a  fulure  Siate.  8*  Lond.  1747. 

Chronological  Antiquities.  3  vol.  4®  Lond.  1752. 

Memoirs  of  his  Life  and  writings.  8°  Lond.  1764. 


JACKSON  (jos.)  Enchiridion  medicum.  l&^  Amst.  1697. 
JACKSON  (josiah)  The  Universal  Warf  and  Weft  Tables.  fol. 

Manch.  1811. 
JACKSON  (j.  c.)  An  Account  of  the  Empireof  Marocco,  of  thc 

Suseandof  Timbuctoo.  4^  Lond,  1809. 
JACKSON  (mary)  p.  roberts. 
JACKSON  (matth.)  v.  kello. 
JACKSON  (iVr.)  V.  dudgeon. 
JACKSON  (randle)  Instructions  for  using  the  new  invented 

Orrery.  8»  Lond. 
JACKSON  (randle)  Speech  on  the  Report  of  the  Bullion  Com- 

mittee.  8«  Lond.  IBIQ. 
^ACKSON  (rich.)  V.  plbssis-bichelieu. 


J  A  C 

JACKSON  (rob.)  A  Treatise  <m  ihe  fievdrs  of  JiHudea.  8^  ImI 

1791. 
— An  Outline  of  th^  Hisitory  and  Cure  of  fever  eDdenic 

aiid  contagious.  B*  Edin.  1798^ 

-  A  System  of  tlie  ArrangemeEHt  of  the  Medical  depait- 


mentof  Armies.  S^  Land.  1806. 
JACKSON  (sarah)  The  Director,  or  the  Young  Woman^s  best 

Companion,  containmg  Receipt8  in  Cookery.  12^  Lond.  1754. 
JACKSON  (sEGuiN  henry)  Cautions  to  Women  respecting  the 

8tate  of  Pregnancy.  l^  Lond.  1798. 
JACKSON  (THo.)  Cdlection  of  his  Works.  fol.  Lond.  1653. 
■  An  Helpe  to  the  best  Bargaine.  A  Sermoii.  12^  Lond. 

1624. 

A  Treatise  of  the  Divine  Essence  and  Attributea.  4* 


Lond.  1628. 

Excerpta  quaedam  e  libro  Theologi  eximii  J.  JackMoi, 


cui  Titulus  A  Treaiise  qf  tfie  Divinc  Eiience  tmd  Attrihvteh, 
Quae  Sententiam  sanam,  ac  catholicam  Hseresi  Vorstiane  op> 
positam  elucidant.  8^  hond.  1672. 

JACKSON  (THO.)  V.  MIDDLETON. 

JACKSON  (w.)  V.  CAIXU8. 

JACKSON  (w.)  An  Introduction  to  the  first  Grounda  or  Rodi- 

menUof  Arithmetick.  \&  Lor^.  1661. 

', ^ Pueriles  Confahuktiuncul».  Gr.  Lat.  8»  Oxon.  1666. 

JACKSON  (w.)  A  preliminanr  Discourse  to  a  Scheroe,  demon- 
'  strating  the  Perfection  and  Harmony  of  Sounds.  8*  Watminst. 

1726. 
■  A  Scheme  demonstrating  the  Perfection  and  Harmony 

ofSounds.  fol. 
JACKSON  (wM.)  The  free  bom  £nglishman's  plea  for  Justice. 

4P  Lond.  1660. 
JACKSON  (wM.)  Observations  on  the  inefficacious  use  of  Irons 

in  cases  of  Luxalions  and  distortions  of  the  Ancle  joint.  8^ 

Lond.  1787. 
JACKSON  (wM.)  Observatioas  on  the  present  state  of  Music  in 

London.  S^  Lond.  1791. 
'  The  four  Ages,  with  Essays  on  various  subjects.  8* 

Lond.  1798. 
JACKSON  {ym.)  Report  of  the  Trial  of  Revd.  Wm.  Jackson  for 

High  Treason.  S^  Lond.  1795. 
JACKSON  (w.)  Biskop  qf  (kford.    A  consecration  Sermon.  4* 

Ojrf.  1783. 

■  A  Fast  Sermon.  4«  Ojf.  1795. 
A  Thanksgiving  Sermon.  4°  Ojif.  1798. 

JACOB.     Historie  of  Jacob  and  Esau.    A  Comedie,  or  Enter* 

lude.  4°  Lond.  1568. 
-  Comedia  famosa  dos  Successos  dc  Jahacob  e  Esau. 

W  Deifi.  5459. 

JACOB  (aBR.)  V.  LAYFIELDE. 

JACOB  (EDw.)  The  History  of  Faversham.  8^  Lond.  1774. 

■  A  Catalogue  of  the  Plants  growing  about  Faversham. 
With  an  Appendix^  exhibiting  a  View  of  the  Fossil  Bodies  of 
the adjacent  Islai^d  of  Shei^i^^.  ^_  I/mdAlll .  SKCOB. 


J  A  C, 

JACOB  (giles)  The  Coantry  Gentleiiian^s  Vade  mecam.    l^ 

Lmd.  1717. 

The  compleat  Sportsman.  19«  Lond,  1718. 

-5^^ The  Poetical  Register :  or  the  Lives  and  Characters  of 

all  the  Enolish  Poets.  2  vol.  8«  Lond.  1723. 
I  The  Mii  ror,  or  Letters  satyrical^  panegyrical,  serious, 

and  huinorous.  8®  Lond.  1733. 
JACOB  (c.)  New  Law  Dictionary.  fol.  Lond.  1756. 
enlarged  by  6.  Ruffhead  and  J.  Morean.  foL 

Lond.  1772. 
JACOB  (heney)  A  Defence  of  the  Treatise  of  Christ's  Sufierings. 

4^1600. 

■  An  Attestation  of  many  Divincs,  tbat  tbe  Church 
Govemment  ought  to  be  always  with  thc  free  Consent  of  the 
People.  8P  1613. 

■  Kneehn?  at  the  Lord's  Table  proved  a  Sin.   12*  Lond. 

1641. 
JACOB  (hildebrand)  Bedlam,  a  Poem.  4®  Lond,  1723. 

■  Chiron  to  Achilles,  a  Poem.  4**  Lond.  1732. 

Of  the  Sister  Arts,  an  Essay.  8»  Lond.  1734. 

JACOB  (john)  r.  barker. 

JACOB  (john)  The  Jew  tumed  Christian ;  or  the  Comer  Stone. 
4«  Lond.  1678. 

■  A  Conference  betwixt  a  Papist  and  a  Jew.  4*  Lont* 
1678. 

•  A  Conference  betwixt  a  Protestant  and  a  Jew.  4®  Lond. 


1678. 
JACOB  (joseph)  Catechism.  \9^  Lc  i.  1702. 

'  ■  The  Covenant  to  be  the  Lord's  People,  under  tbe  said 

Joseph  Jacob^s  Pastoral  Cbarge.    Appendix  to  the  Covenant. 

12«  Land,  1706. 
JACOB   (J.)   Observations   on  the  Structure  and   Draugfat  of 

Wherl  Carriages.  ^"^  Lond.  1773. 
JACOB  (ludovicus)  a  S,  Carolo.    Bibliotheca  Pontificia,  dao* 

bus  Libris  distincta.    Cui  adjungitur  Catalo^  Hsreticorum 

?ui  adversus  Roraanos  Pontifices  aliquid  ediderunt.    4®  Lugd. 
643. 
— — •  Traite  des  phis  bellea  Bibliotheques  publiques  &  partr-  ' 
culieres.  8«  Par.  1644. 

8»  Par.  1655. 


Bibliographia  Parisiaua.  4®  Par.  1646. 


—  De  claris  Scriptoribus  Cabilonensibus,  Libri  IIL     4* 


Par.  1652. 

Tumulus  Gab.  Naudsei.  4^  Par.  1659. 


JACOB  (r.  ben  chabib)  En  Jacob,  i.  e.  Fons  Jacobi.    Expli* 

catio  Talmudis.  fol. 
JACOB  (r.  delischkas)  Imre  Noam.    Sermones  Jucundi^  Expo- 

sitiones  literales,  allegoriciB.  4®  Comt. 
JACOB  (r.)  Haitur  Hascheliicki,  i.  e.  Ordo  tertiua,  qui  vocatur, 

£bcn  haczcr,  i.  e.  Lapis  Auxilii.  4P  Vcn>. 


J  AC 

JACOB  (r.)  Hatiur  Harebii,  i.  e.    Ordo  quarlus^  qui  Tocatnr, 

Choscften  Hatnmischpat,  i.  e.   Peciorale  JucHcii.  4*  Vm. 
JACOB  (r.  ben  isaac  luzati)  Kohekth  Jaacob,  i.  e.  Copgre- 

gatio  Jacobi.    Commentarius  in  varias  Sectiones  Talmudis.  4^ 

Thessai, 
JACOB  (r.  ben  salomo  matalon)  Seeriih  Jaacob,  i.  e.  RdiquiB 

Jacobi.     Comnientationes  mystics,  jungitur  huic  LibrOy  &• 

per   Toledoth  Jaacob,  i.  e.     Liber   Generationis  Jacoln.  fol. 

Thessal. 
JACOB  (r.  ben  schelomo,  ben  chabib)  En  Israel,  i.  c.  Ocnltts 

Israelis.     Narrationes  hyperbolicae  e  Tahnude.  fol.  nasal 
JACOB^ER  (andr.)  Dissert.  de  Febrium  natura.     *•     WitL 

1685. 
JACOB^US  (JACOB.)  Diijsert.  de  veterum  Grammaticoram  cen- 

sura  circa  Libros  eorunK|ue  inscriptiones.  4®  Havn.  1705. 
JACOB^ElUS  (joH.  ADOLPH.)  De  Plantarum  Structura  Sdiedioii. 

12«  Havn.  1737. 
JACOB-^US  (OLIG.)  V.  aivostus. 
'■■  De  Ranis  Observationes.  8®  Par,  1676. 

Oratio  Jubila;a  Evangelica.  4®  Ha/h.  1680. 

— Compendium  geograjphir um.  4°  Hf{fn.  169S. 

—  ■              Musei  Regii  Etenici  Uatalogus.  fol.  Hc{fn.  1696. 
.^ cum  Auctuario  ad  1699.  fol.  Hqfn.  1699. 

■  ab  Joan.  Lauerentgen.  fol.  Hqfh.  1726. 

■  Compendium  Institutionum  Medicarum.    &^  Roaiock, 
1711. 

JACOBJEUS  (tho.)  Dissert  de  Oculis  Insectorum.   4*  Haun. 

1708. 
JACOBI  (balth.  frid.)  De  morosis  a&gris  prudentiam  medici  fa- 

tigantibus  et  flagilantibus.  4°  Hal.  Mag.  1714. 
JACOBI  (joh.)  Problemata  miscellanea  Medica.  4®  Jcn.  1663. 
MM  Disp.  de  Hydrope  Ascite.  4<^  Jen.  1662. 

'  Disp.  de  Intellectu  agente  et  paticnte.  4®  Witt.  1665. 

JACOBI  (j.  C.)  V.  RAMBACH. 

JACOBI  (joH.  CHR.)  Disput.  de  Peripneumonia.  4®  Erf.  1714. 
JACOBI  (JOH.  ERN.)  Dissert.  de  Lue  Pannonica.  4^  Erf.  1687. 
JACOBI  (JOH.  MicH.)  Disput.  de  Monstris.  4°  Jen.  1652. 
JACOBI  (joH.  Nic.)  Tractatio  de  Vulneribus  Jesu  Christi.    8^ 

Lips.  1686, 
JACOBI  (lud.  conr.)  Disputationes  medicae.  4^  M.  Catt.  1675. 
JACOBI  (lud.  frid.)  Disput.  de  Febribus  intermittentibua.    4* 

Erf.  1679. 

■  ■  Send-Schreiben  eines  guten  Freundes.  4®  1703. 
JACOBILLI  (lodov.)  Vita  di  S.  Domenico  da  Foligno.  4«  FoUg. 

1645. 
JACOBILLUS  (ludovicus)  Bibliotheca  Umbrise  ^ve^Catalogos 

Scriptorum  Provincifle  Umbriae.  4<*  Fulg.  1658. 
JACOBITE.    The  Jacobites  Hopes  frustrated,  or  the  History  rf 

the  Calamities  attending  a  French  Conquest.  4®  Land.  1690. 
— —  Their  Memorid  to  the  French  King,  aod  Hot  on  the 

Fleet  deteded.  4^  Lond.  1690. 

S  3ACOBITE. 


J  A  C 

JACOBITE.    Their  invitation  to  the  Ffench  King.    fol.  LoAd* 

1692. 

The  Jacobile  Conventicle,  a  Poem.  4«  Lond.  1693. 

*■  Proceedings  in  the  Discovefy  of  the  Jacobites  Con^i* 

racy.  fol.  Lmd.  1695. 

The  Character  of  the  Beaux,  with  the  Character  of  a 


Jacobite.  ^  Lond.  1696. 
»  ■       The  Jacobite'8  Hopes  reviTed  8®  Lmd.  1710. 

•  The  good  old  cause  further  discusaed.     In  a.Letter  to 


the  Author  o\  the  Jacobue'$  Hope$  rtvivcd.  S^  Lond.  17 W. 

Hannibal  at  the  Gat^,  or  the  progress  of  Jacobitissi, 


with  the  present  danger  of  thejPfetendar.  8*  Lond.  1714. 

Bold  Advice  :  or  ProppsaU  forthe  entire  rooting  outof 


Jacobitism  in  Great  Britain.  S^-Loni:  1715.> 
JACOBIUS  (henr.)  Philologis  ANAKAAYnTHPION.  4«  Oxon. 

1653. 
JACOBONIUS,  V.  FONTE1US.     , 

JACOBS  (F.)  V.  ANTHOLOCIA.  TZETZA* 

JACOBS  (frid.  wilh.)  Dissert.  de  Partu  Cefeareo.  4®  Jcn.,  1709. 
JACOBS  (hevman)  Den  Kleynen-Herbarius.  \<^  Amst.  1663. 
JACOBSEN  (daniel)  Ne  quid  nirois.  4«  Ged.  1709. 
JACOBSEN  {Sir  jacob)  Invcntory  of  his  Lands,  &c.  fol.  Lond. 

1721. 
JACOBSEN  (j.)  Jacobsen  versus  Hanneken.    The  Appellanfs 

Case.  fol. 

-— The  Defendanfs  Case.  fol. 

JACOJB^ON  (joH.  coTTF.)  Technologisches  Woerterbuch.  4  vol. 

4*»  Bcrl  1781^4. 
JACObSZ  (ant.)  Westerche  Schip-vaert.  4«  Amst.  1648. 


s>cnip-v 
.  fol.  J 


Nieuw  StraeU  Boek.  fol.  Amst.  1655. 
JACOBUS  I.  Anglice  Rei,  v.  apopthbgmata.  aretius.  bellar* 

MINUS.  CARLTON.  COQUAUS.  CRASHAW.  DALRYMPLE.  EGLISHAM. 
FRADELIUS.  HARRIS.  MOULIN.  PELLETIER.  PSALMI.  ROSA.  SANDER- 
SON.  TORTUS.  WELDON.  W1LLIAMS.  WILSON. 

■  Works.    Published  by  James,  Bishop  of  Winchester. 

fol.  Lond.  1616. 

Lat.  fol.  Lond.  1619. 


— —  Pedigree  of    King  James  I.  fol. 

■         Proverbs  and  Aphorisms,  divine  and  rooral.  Published 
by  W.  Stratton.  12» 

■  Commentatio  in  Apocalypsin.  8**  Bas.  1596. 

— —  Daemonologie,  in  Form  ota  Dialogue.  4®  Edinb.  1597. 
4<>  Lond.  1603. 


BASIAIKON  AnpoN.    Or  his  Majeeties  Instructions 


to  Prince  Henry.  12»  Lond.  160S. 

^aU.  8»  Par.  1603. 

12^  Par.  1604. 

Lat.  8»  Id)nd^  1604. 


Sum  and  SubeUnce  of  his  Conference  with  the  Bishopt, 


contracted  by  William  Bariow;  ^  Zi<M<^.  1604. 
'4fi  LondAHwi. 


VoL.m.  3a  ^KCQJW^^ 


J  A  C 

JACOBUSI.    Af^lii  Rex:   TTic  Prince's  diwiiflaor  Mystc^ 

o£  State..l3<^  Lpnrf.  1715. 
— —  Reiigio '  Regid — ^his  iiistnictions  to  Prince  Henry.  W 

jLdnrf.  1715. 
f         '•  '  ^andb  yLeyes  contra  laFe  Catolica,  con  su  Respu- 

esta^^traduzi^  de'  Latin  por  D.  B.  de  Cleremond.  4® 
JACOBUS'IL  '  Anglict  Rex,    v,   anselme.   berkelet.    burnet. 

CATUERINE.  CHARTCR-HOUSE.  FRESHCOT.  HIBERNIA.  PALMEB. 
PARKER.  REVOLUTION.  ROBERTSON."  ROUQUETTE.  SANDERS.  SAKD- 
FORD.  SCOTI A.  WELLWOOD. 

A  Gallant  Speech  of,  to  Sir  T.  Fairfax.    With  the  An- 

swer.  40  Ojf.  1647. 

■  Declaration  on  going  away  from  St.  James^s.  4*  I/>nd, 
1648. 

■  An  heroical  Song  of  the  Achievements  of  the  Duke  of 
York.  fol.  1660. 

A  summary  Narration  of  the  signal  Victory  of  James 


Duke  of  York,  against  the  Fleet  of  the  united  Netherkmdf, 
Jiine  3, 1665.  4«  Lond.  1665. 

£ngland's  Safety :   or  two  Votes  of  the   last  Parlia- 


ment  conccrning   tbe  Duke  of  YorVs  being  a  Papist.    foL 
Lond.  1679. 

A  Lelter  from  a  Gentleman  in  the  City  to  one  in  the 


Counlry,  conceming  the  Bill  for  disabling  the  Duke  of  Yorkto 
inherit  the  Crown.  4»  Lond.  1680. 

The  great  and  weighty  considerations  relating  to  the 


Duke  of  York,  ofifered  to  the  King  and  Parliament,  considered, 
fol.  Lond.  1680. 

A  Poem  to  his  Royal  Highness  the  Duke  of  York, 


iipon  his  Retum  to  the  Care  and  Manag-ement  of  the  NaTy. 
8<>  Lond.  1684. 

Declaration  of  Parliament  proclaiming  Hin^  King.  fol. 


Lond.  1684. 
An  account  of  what  his  Majesty  said  upon  first  coming 

to  Council.  fol.  Lond.  1684. 
The  King's  Specch  in  Parliament,  May  22.  fol.  Lond. 

Relacion  de  las  Festas  en  Bilboa,  en  Ocasion  de  la  Co- 

ronacion.  4»  Bilb.  1685. 
'  Articles  of  Peace  and  Commerce  with  Algiers.    4* 

L<md.  1687. 

His  Majesties  Proclamation  of  Pardon.  fol.  Lond.  1688. 

The  King's  declaration  against  the  Prince  of  Orange. 

fol.  Lond.  1688. 

An  Account  of  several  persons  being  taken  who  had 


emb;irked  wilh  his  Majesty  Jas.  II.  fol.  1688. 

Edovardus  Confessor  redivivus.    The  Piety  and  Vir- 


tues  of  Edward  the  Confcssor  revived  in  King  James  II.    A* 
Lond.  1688. 

•  Speech  to  the  Conncil  about  the  Birth  of  his  Son^  with 


tb^  Depgutions.  fol.  LamL  1688. 

JACOBUS 


J  A  C 

JACOBUS  11.  Magnas  Briiannia  Rex.     A  full  Answer  to  thc 

Depositions,  &c.  concerning  the  Birth  of  his  Son.     fol.     Land. 

1689. 
A  tnie  Representation  how  Matters  were  carried  on  all 

along  in  Ireland,  by  thc  late  King  James,  in  Favour  of  the  Irbh 

Papists  there.  4»  Lond.  1689. 

T)e  Engelsche  Julianus  of  den  afvalligen  Koning  van 


Groot  Brittanje  Jacobus  de  Tweede.  4®  Amst.  1689. 

Letter  to  the  Convention  from  St.  Germains.  fol.  1688. 

Declaration  to  his  subjects.  foi.  Lond.  1689. 

Proclamation   against   the    owning  of  the  late  King 


Jas.  II.  fol.  Lond.  1689. 

An  answer  to  the  late  King  James^s  declaration  from 


Dublin  Castle.  4°  Lond.  1689. 

A  remonstrance  and  Protestation  of  all  s^ood  Protest* 


ants  against  deposing  King  James  II.  4^  Lond.  1689. 

A  true  Narrative  of  the  Murders,  Cnielties,  &c.  per- 


petrated  in  Ireland  by  the  late  King  James^s  Agents,  since 
fiis  AiTival  there.  4®  Lond.  1690. 

►  A  Proclamation  requiring  certain  of  his  Adherents  to 


surrender.  fol.  Lond.  1690. 

Account  of  his  Transactions  in  Ireland.  4®  1691. 

Royal  Tracts.     Part.  I.  Containing   Speeches,  Decla* 

rations,   Letters,  &c.  of  King  James.    Par.  II.    Containing 

Imago  Regis.  12°  Par.  1692. 

King  James's  Letter  to  his  Privy-Counsellors,  with  just 


Reflections  upon  it  and  upon  the  pretended  Prince  of  Wales. 
4»  Lond.  1692. 

■  An  Enquiry  into  the  Nature  and  Obligation  of  Legal 
Rights:  with  Respect  to  the  Popular  Pleas  of  the  late  K. 
James^s  remaining  Kight  to  the  Crown.  4°  Lond.  1693. 

An  Answer  to  his  last  Declaration.  4<*  Lond.  1693. 

Histoire  secrette  de  son  Voyage  d  Calais.     12°     Coh 


1696. 
— —  A  List  of  his  Irish  and  Popish  Forccs  found  in  France» 

fol.  Lond.  1697. 

His  Manifesto  answered.  4*  Lond.  1697. 

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■  A  Funeral  Oration  upon  him.  4°  Lond.  1702. 

■  Sacra  Exequialia,  in  ejus  Funere,  Romse  exhibita^  et  a 
Carolo  de  Aquino  aescripta.  fol.  Rom.  1702. 

The  Life  of  James  IL  8°  Lond.  1702. 

Memoirs  of  Janies  II.  contuining  an  account  of  the 


last  XII  years  of  his  Life.  8°  Lond.  1702. 

Original  Letters  of  the  late  King  James  II.  and  othert 


to  his  Friends  in  England  ;  with  the  Depositions  of  Thos.  Jonet 
and  Thos.  Witherington,  published  by  W.  Fuller.  8®  Lond. 
1702. 

The  pious  Sentiments  of  James  II.  12*  Lond.  1704* 

Apotheosi»  Basilike.  4P  Par.  1708, 


J  A  M 

JAHACOB,  r.  jacob. 

JAHN  (cHR.)  Disscrt.  de  Apoplexia,  4»  Rini.  1707. 

JAHN  (fred.  guil.)  Systemd  influxus  physici,  &c.    4^  Vitemb^ 

1739. 
JAHN  (joH.GOTH.)  Schediasma  de  Infantibus  supposititiis^    if 

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JAILLOT  (hubert)  Atlas  Geographique.  4^  Augs. 
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&  Andre  de  la  Vigne-  Edit  par  T.  Godefroy.  4°  Par.  1617. 

— :-^ fol.  Par,  1684. 

JALLABERT  (joh.)  De  PhilosophisB  experimentalis  utilitaie  il- 

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JALON  (Jo.  FRiD.)  Positiones  medicse  de  Phrenitide.  4®  Litg.  B^ 

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JALOUSY.    De  verwarde  Jalousy.  12®  Amst.  1663. 

JAMAICA,    V.  ASSIENTO. 

■  A  true  DescriptioD  of  Jamaica.  ^  Lond.  1657. 

'  A  Narrative  of  the  Great  Success  at  Jamaica^  witb  the 

taking  the  Piate  Fleet.  4°  Land.  1658. 
■■  Narrative  of  Affairs  in  Jamaica.  fol.  Land,  1660. 

The  present  State  of  Jamaica,  with  the  Life  of  Colam* 


bu9,  and  Sir  Hen.  Morgan's  Voyage  to,  and  Seige  of,  Ptoama. 
12«  Lond.  1683. 

The  Laws  of  Jaroaica,  with  the  State  of  Ihe  Island  as 


under  the  Govemment  of  Sir  Thomas  Lynch.     fol.    L(md. 
1684. 

Letter  from  a  Merchant  at  Jamaica  to  a  Member  of 


Parliament,  touching  the  African  Trade.  To  which  is  added 
a  Speech  madc  by  a  Black  at  Guadaloupe  at  the  Funeral  of  a 
fellow-Negro.  8^  Lond.  170d. 

The  Case  of  the  Island  of  Jamaica  in  relation  to  Pri- 


vateers.  fol.  1710. 

The  Assiento  Contract  considered,  as  also  tbe  Advaa-» 


tage^  and  Decay  of  \the  Trade  of  Jamaica  and  the  Plantations. 

8«  Lond.  1714. 
The  address  of  the  Assembly  of  Jamaica  to  the  Ejng* 

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the  Proceedings  of  the  Faction  there.  8**  Lond. 

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r  _  :>i  J^AMBLICHU?? 


J  A  M 

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JAMES.     Resolve  that  James'8  fair  at  Westminstcr  be  forbome;^ 

this  year.  fol.  Lond.  1651. 
JAMES  (cHARLEs)  Audi  alteram  partem,  gr  an  extenuation  of 

the  conduct  of  the  French  Revolutionists.  8**  Lond.  1793. 
JAMES  (elinor)  Her  Apology  because  of  Unbelievers.  fol. 
■^  Her  thanks  lo  the  Lords  and  Commons  for  their  sin- 

cerity  to  King  George.  fol.  1715. 
JAMES  (francis)  Sermon  on  Jonah  III.  7,  8.  before  the  King 

and  Army.  4<>  Lond.  1647. 
JAMES  (henry)  Sermon  on  Luke  I.  74,  75.  4°  Lond.  1674. 
JAME9  (john)  A  Narrative  of  the  apprehending,  commitment, 

and  execution  of.  4^  Lond.  1669. 
JAMES  (john)  The  Theory  and   Practice  of  Gardening.     4* 

Lond.  1712. 
JAMES  (marmaduke)  The  best  Fee-simple,  a  Sermon  before  the 

gentlemen  of  the  County  of  Nottinghnm.  4**  Lond.  1659. 
JAMES  (ptolomy)  Funeral  Sermon  on  iVlrs.  Durley.     4°    Lond, 

1717. 
JAMES  (r.)  A  Medicinal  Dictionary.  3  vols.  fol.  Lond.  1743—5. 
— —  A  Dissertation  onFevers  and  inflamuiatory  Distempers. 

8»  Lonrf.  1758. 
JAMES  (ralph)  Narrative  of  the  eminent  Iland  of  God,  that 

befell  a  Quaker  and  his  Faraily,  at  Panton  in  Lincolnshire,  4® 

Lond.  1672. 
JAMES  (rich.)  Anti-Possevinus,  Concio.  4**  Oxon.  1625. 
I  A  Sermon  conceming  the  Apostles  pn:aching  and  ouri. 

4»  Lcmd.  16J0. 

JAMES  (rOB.)  V.  BAKER.    FLEMTNG. 

JAMHS  (stephen)  v.  crove. 

JAMES  (t.)  i;  aungerville.  ricardus  Dunelmcnsis.  index. 
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Lcmd.  1600. 
VoL.  IIL  8R  3^.^^ 


J  A  M 

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■.  Bellum  Papale,  sive,  Concordia  discors  Sixti  V.  ct  Qe* 

menti  VIII.  circa  Hieronymianam  Editionem.  4®  Lond.  1606. 
19»  Lond.  1678. 


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formitie  with  the  now  Church  of  England ;  with  an  answer  to 
Objcctions  against  him.  4®  Ojcf.  1608. 

Bellum  Gregorianum,  sive,  Corruptionis  Bomans  in- 


Operibus  D.  Gregorii  Loca  insigniora   ofa«ervata.     4*     Oxmu 
1610. 

The  Jesuits  Downfall  threatned^  with  the  life  rf 


Father  Parsons.  4<»  Lond.  1612. 

Of  the  Corruption  of  Scripture,  &c.  by  the  Prc3ates,&c 


of  the  Church  of  Rome.  4^^  Lond.  1612. 

A  Manducation,  or  Introduction  unto  Divmitiex  ctia- 


taining  a  Confutation  of  Papists  by  Papists.  4^  Oj^.  1625. 

Catalogus  interp.  S.  Scripturfle  in  Bibliotheca  Bodki^ 


ana.  4®  Oxo».  1635. 
JAMES  {Capt.  THo.)  Voyage  for  the  discovering  thc  North-Wittl 

Passage  to  the  South  Sea.  4P  Lond.  1633. 
JAMES  (thos.)  The  History  of  the  Herculean  Straits,  now  called 

the  Straits  of  Gibraltar.  2  vols.  4«  Lond.  1771. 
JAMES  (w.)  Proposals  oflfered  to  the  House  of  CoiBiiiona  for  re- 

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JAMESON  {Mr.)  Remarks  on  the  progress  of  the  Roman  Army 

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JAMESON  (ROB.)  An  outline  of  the  Mineralogy  of  the  SheOaiid 

Islands  and  of  the  Island  of  Arran.  S^  Edinb.  1798. 

System  of  Mineralogy.  3  vol.  S^  Edinb.  1804—8. 

JAMESON  (wiLL.)  The  Sum  of  the  Epbcopal  Controvergy.    9 

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■  ■        —  Spicilegia  Antiquitatum  ^gypti,  atque  ei  vicinamni 

Gentium.  8"  Glasg.  1720. 
JAMIESON  (john)  Etemity,  a  Poem.  8«  Edin.  1798. 
JAMIESON  (john)  Etymol(^ical  Dictionary  cf  the  ScotU 

Language.     Illustrating  the  Words  in  their  dififerent  •ignifica- 

tions  by  Examples  from  ancient  and  modem  Writers ;  woi 

elucidating  national  Rites,  Customs  and  Manners.     To  which 

is  prefixed  a  Dissertation  on  the  Origin  of  the  Scotlish  Laii« 

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JAMIESON  (R.)  Popular  Ballads  and  Songs  from  Tradition,  &c 

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JAMOTIUS  (federic.)  r.  demethius  Pqmgomenus. 

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JAMSTHALERN 


J  AN 

JAMSTHALERN  (hbrbrandt)  Viatorium  Spaffyricam.  Gcm. 
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JAMYN,   V.  HOMERUS. 

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JANEGEFIUS  (d.  j.)  Martis  Galiici  subsidiarifle  VdiUtiones, 

adversus  Vindicias  Gallicas,  qus,  contra  Alexandrum  P^tricium 

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JANI9ON  (franc.  mich.)  Etat  Present  de  la  Republique  des 

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JANIER  (leonard)  Sermons  sur  les  Dimanchet  &  les  Festes  de 

toute  TAnnee.  S^  Lyon.  1593. 
JANIKE  (JACH.)  Disput.  de  partibus  similaribus  in  genere.    4P 

Wiu.  1607. 
I  Disput  de  nobilissima  animae  facultate  rationali.    4® 

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JANKEN  (joh.  jac.)  Disput.  de  sideribus  volantibus.  4?  Hamb. 

1694. 
JANNEQUIN  (claude)  Voyage  de  Lybie  au  Royaume  de  Sene- 

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NOTIUS  (donatus)  De  Republica  Venetorum.  18»  Lugd. 
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JANSEN  {Monsr,)  Essai  sur  rOrigine  de  la  ffravure  en  taille- 
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Rationes,  ob  quas,  Archiep.  Mechlin.  a  Promulgatione 


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J  A  N 

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Bulle  de  le  Pape  Alexander  VII  touchant  lcs  cinq  Ppo- 


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•  Arrest  du  conseil  d'£stat  portant  que  le  mandement  de 


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Arrest  du  conseil  d'Etat  du  Roy,  pour  la  Pacification 


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JANSONIUS  (N.)  V.  ALPHONSUS.  MOLINA. 

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Lex  Terrae.  4«  1648. 

Angl.  4«  1647. 

r Verses  in  honour  of.  4«  1648. 

'  His  declaration.  4«  1648. 

JENKINS 


JE  N 

JENKINS  (dav.)  Judge.  God  and  the  King:  or  the  divine 
ConstitutioQ  of  the  Supreme  Magistrate  in  England.  4* 
1649. 

A  directory  for  the  public  peace :  describing  the  Anti- 

?uity  and  Jurisdiction  of  Corporation  Courts  and  Court  Leet. 
2«  Lond.  1657. 

Remonstrance  to  the  Lords  and  Commons.    4®  Lond, 


1660. 

JENKINS  (dAV.)  V.  BALL. 

JENKINS  (jos.)  Two  Sermons  on  the  death  of  Revd.  John  Bocket 

and  his  wife.  8«  Lond.  1709. 
"  '  The  divine  Testimony  to  ihe  Character  and  Mission  of 

Jesus  Christ.  A  Funeral  Sermon  and  Oralion  on  Revd.  S.  Eck- 

ing.  8»  Shrewsb.  1785. 

Funeral  Sermon  on  Revd.  S.  Stennet  8®  Lond.  1795. 


JENKINS  (isAAc)  The  History  of  I.  Jenkins  and  oi  the  Sicknesf 

of  bis  Wife  and  Children.  12^  Lond.  1792. 
JENKINS  (Sir  leoline)  v.  parker.  wynne. 
JENKINS  (T.)  V.  sARPi. 
JENKINS  (thos.)  Admirable  Travels  of  Messrs.  Jenkins  and  Lo- 

wellin  in  Africa.  8^  Lond.  1785. 
JENKINS  (Trios.)  Catalogo  di  Monumenti  scritti  del  Museo  dd 

Sigii:  Tommaso  Jenkins.  4®  Rom.  1787. 
JENKINSON  (charles)  Life  of  Simon>  Lord  Irnham.  8*^  Lond» 

1766. 
JENKINSON  (cHARLEs)  Earl  of  LiverpooL  v.  letteb. 
Discourse  on  the  Government  of  G.  Britain  With  respect 

to  neutral  Nation^.  8"  Lond.  1785. 

A  Treatise  on  the  Coins  of  the  Realm.  4°  Oj/.  1805. 


JENKINSON  (james)  A  j^entric  and  speciiic  Description  of  Bri- 
tish  Plants,  translated  from  Linnaeus.  8®  Kaidal,  1775. 

JENKS  (b.)  The  Poor  Man's  ready  Companion,  A  Itsser  Prayer 
Book  for  Families.  12«  Lond.  1713. 

JENKS  (bow.)  Remonstrance  respecting  the  Commonwealth.  fol. 
Lond  1648. 

JENKS  (jAMEs)  The  complete  Cook.  8«  Lond.  1768. 

JENKYN  (wM.)  A  Spillle  Sermon.  4«  Lond.  1645. 

■  Fast  Sermoa.  4°  Lond,  1646. 

Fast  Sermon.  4»  Lond.  1647. 

The  Busie  Bishop^  or  the  Visitor  visited.    4P  Lond. 


1648. 


1653. 


Sermon  on  Novr.  5.  4<*  Lond.  1651. 
•  Sernion.  Nov.  5.  4«  Lond.  1653. 
.  The  Hyrelings  reward.  4»  Lond.  1652. 

Exposition  of  the  Epistle  of  Jude.   Part.  1.    4<^  Lond. 


Rut.  2.  4«  Lond.  1654. 


>  Funeral  SeuQQn  on  W.  Gouge.  4°  Lond.  1654. 
Fast  SermoQ.  4<>  Lond.  1656. 


JENKYN 


JEN 

JENKYN  (wm.)  Concio,   De  memoria  sapientium  peritunL  4* 

Lond.  1659. 

Petition.  4«  Land.  1660. 

■■  Funei*al  Scrmon  on  Revd.  L.  Seaman.  4®  Loiid.  1675. 
^  A  Vlndication  of  the  conforming  Clergy,  in  Answer 

to  Mr.  Jenkyns^s  Funeral  Sermon  upon  Dr.  Seaman.  4*  Lond. 

1676. 

4«  Lond.  1680. 


The  present  Separation  self-condemned,  and  proved  to 

be  Schism,  exemplifyed  in  a  Sermon  by  W.  Jenkyn.  4*  Lond, 

1678. 
JENNER  (david)  The  Prcrogative  of  Primogeniture,  in  theSoc* 

cession  to  an  bereditary  Crown.  8*  Land.  1685, 
JENNER  (thos.)  London^s  blame,  if  not  its  shame,  by  neglectof 

Fishery.  4»  1650. 
JENMN.     Le  Testament  de  Jennin.  S^  Si.  Queni.  1670. 
JENNINGS,  r.  pirates. 
JENNINGS  (d.)  V.  FORD.  savage. 
JENNINGS  (david)  The  origin  (tf  Death  and  immorial  Life.  A 

Sermon  on  Revd.  D.  Neal.  8^  Lond.  1743. 
Abridgraent  of  the  life  of  Dr.  Cottoa  Mather.    8^ 

Lond.  1744. 

Sermon  on  the  death  of  Revd.  J.  Wattp.  .  8^   Lond, 


1749. 


Sermon  on  the  death  of  Mrs.  E.  Watts.  8®  Land.  175L 

Funerai  Sermon  on  Revd.  T.  Jollie.  8»  Lond.  1757. 

■  Introduction  to  the  Knowledge  of  Medals.     8^  Lond. 

1764. 
JENNINGS  (hubert)  The  Case  of  M^or  Hubert  Jennings  and 

Capl.  CondeU.  fol. 
JENNINGS  (john)  Funeral  Sermon  on.  8®  1738. 
JENNINGS  (nath.)  Funeral  Sermon  on  J.  Johnson.     8*  Lond. 

1774. 
JENNINGS  (sAM.)  A  further  discovery  of  the  Spirit  of  falshood 

and  Persecution  in  Sam.  Jennings.  8^ 
JENNINGS  (theodore)  The  right  way  to  Peace.    4»  Lond. 

1647. 
JENNINGS  (THOs.)  Truths  retum.  4»  Lond.  1646. 
JENNINGS  (wM.)  Book-keeping  adapted  to  Modem  Practice. 

S^Dublin,  1802. 
JENNINGS  (wM.)  General  System  of  Altack  and  Defence.    8* 

Lond.  1804. 
JENNY  (john)  Funeral  Sermon  on  Frances  Lady  Paget.  A^Idmd, 

1673. 
JENS  (joH.)  Lsetitiae  publicse  in  expeditione  Brkannica  coHitaa 

Gulielmo  III.  4«  Lug.  Bcu.  1689. 

eEONIKHTHPIA.  4<^  Lugd.  Boi.  1693. 

Oratio  de  summa  Grscas  perdifcendi  literas  Decessiiate, 

40  Dordr.  1695. 

Lachrym©  Castali»  in  funere  Mari^  IL    4*  Dordr^ 

1695. 

JENS 


J  E  R 

JENS  (JOH.)  Irenicon  in  natale  Willelmi  III.  fol.  Haga.  169TI 
!■  Lcctione8  Lucianese.  8°  Hag.  Cofn,  1699. 

Oratio.  4^  Dard.  1701. 

Dissertatio  de  SybilliniB  Romanorum  carminibus.    8* 

Dord,  1702. 

Oratio  de  Successibus  pii  purique  duelli.    i^    Dordr, 


1703. 

JENS  (PETR.)Enchiridionphilosophicum.  8«  Lugd.  Bat.  1690. 
— —  Examen  Philosoph.  Ethicae  Benedict.  de  Spinoza.     4* 

DordrA697. 

Tirocinium  medicum.  12®  Hag.  Com.  1698. 


JENSIUS  (JOAN.)  Ferculum  Literarium.  S^  Lugd.  Bat.  1717. 
JENTSCHIUS  (JOAN.)  Disput.  de  facultatibus  animee  in  genere. 

4»  Win.  1607. 
JENTY  (CAR.  Nic.)  Tentamen  de  demonstranda  Structura  hu-  . 

mana.  8®  Lond,  1757. 

Angl.  S^  Lond.  1757. 

The  Demonstrations  of  a  pregnant  Uterus.    8®    Lond. 


1758. 

JENTZSCH  (david)  Disput.  de  Meteoris.  4<>  Witt.  1611. 
JENYNS  (soAMEs)  Works.    With  his  Life  by  C.  N.  Cole.  4  vol. 

8«  1790. 
— —  Miscellancous  Pieces.  2  vols.  8^  Lond.  1761. 
Objections  to  the  Taxation  of  our  American  Colonies. 

4®  Lond.  1765. 

■  Thoughts  on  the  causes  of  the  present  high  price  of 
Provisions.  8°  Lond.1767. 

■  A  scherae  for  the  CoaUtion  of  parties.  8®  Lond.  1779. 
View  of  the  intemal  Evidence  of  the  Christian  Re- 


ligion.  8<>  Lond.  1776. 
—  Disquisitions  on  several  subjects.  8®  Lond.  1782. 

Thoughts  on  Parliaraentary  Reform.  8^  Lond.  1784. 


JEPES  (rodrigo  de)  Nova  Descrittione  di  Terra  Santa.  12*  Ven. 

1591. 
JEPHSON  (AtEXANDER)  The  Reality  and  Authority  of  Chrisft 

Miracles  defended.  8«  Lond.  1731. 
JEPHSON  (ROB.)  Brajranza,  a  Tragedy.  8«  Lond.  1775. 
■  Julia,  or  the  Italian  Lover ;  a  Tragedy.  8®  Lond.  1787. 

JEPHSON  (W.)  V.  BRYAN. 

lEP  AKOSO<l>lON.     Rei  Accipitrariae  Scriptores  :  accessit  KTNO- 
SO<I)ION,  hber  de  cur&  Canum.  a  N.  Rigaltio.  4t^'  Lut.  1612. 

JEREiMIAH.     Lamentations  cn  Elegies.  8«  1702. 

'  Jeremiah  revived,  or  a  mournful  representation  of  thc 
King  and  the  Kingdoms  wretched  Condition.  4®  1648. 

JEREMIAS,  Z7.  BONAVENTURE.  lilBLIA.  CALVINUS.    ERSKINE.    JOYE. 
RICH.  ROLSSIER. 

JERICHOVIUS  (fel.)  Disput,  de  affectionibus  C^rporis  Natura- 

Hs  in  genere.  4t^  Witteb.  1665. 
JERMVn  (henry)  Lord.  v.  dicby. 
JERMYN  (henry)».  percy. 
JERMYN  (steph.)  HisCase.  fol. 

JEROM  (sT.)  V.  BENNET.  HIERONYMVS. 


J  E  S 

JERONIMO,  or  the  Spaniah  Tragedy.  Part  1.  4<^  Ltmd.  1605. 
■  The  Spanish  Tragedy :  or  Hieronimo  is  mad  againe.  # 

Lond.  1628, 

4*  Lond,  1633, 

4«  Lmd. 


JEROSME  of  Bnmswick.    The  vertuose  Boke  of  DistyllacyQii, 

translated  by  Laur.  Andrew.  fol.  Lond.  1537. 
JERSEY  {Earl  and  Couniess  cf)  Correspondence  between  the 

Earl  and  Countess  of  Jersey  and  Dr.  Randolph>  respecting  some 

letter/belonging  to  H.  R.  H.  the  Princew  of  Walcs.    8*  Lond. 

1796. 

JERSEY,  V,  ISLE  OF  WIGHT. 

^  The  remonstrance  of  the  Island  of  Jeraey  to  the  Lordi. 

4«  Lond.  1642. 

•  An  ordinance  of  both  Houses  for  raaking  void  of  Com* 


missions  issued  in  his  Majesties  name  to  Carteret,  Govemor  of 
Jersey.  4«  Lofid.  1645, 

Instruction  pour  TEnfans  en  Tlsle  de  Jersey.  12*  1649. 

-  Testimonies  of   the  Inhabitants  of  New  Jersey.    4* 


Lond.  1681. 

■■  The  Reply  of  tlie  House  of  Representatives  of  Ncw; 

Jersey  to  Governor  Lord  Combury.  fol.  Lond.  1707. 

The  Groans  of  the  Inhabitants  of  Jersey.    4^    Lond. 


1709. 
JERSINUS  (cHR.  JARus)  Disput  de  consultationibus  vetenim.  4' 

Wut.  1649. 
JERVIS  (rich.)  Earl  Houe.  v.  mason. 
JERVIS  (tho.)  Sermon  on,  and  funeral  address  of  Rev.  M.  Pope. 

S^  Lond.  1788. 
JERVIS  (wm.)  Vindicatlon  of  W.  J.  against  John  Hodder.    M. 

Lond.  1653. 
JERVOISE  {Ladi/  lucie)  v.  brockett. 
JERUSALEM,  vid.  hierusalem. 
JESCHUA  (r.  ben  joseph)  Halickot  Olam,  i.  e.  Itinera  Mundi, 

seu  iEtema.  4" 
JESCHUA  (r.  fil.  r.  joseph  levita)  Halickot  Olam,  i.  e.  Itinera 

Mundi,  Aianuductio  ad  intelhgendum  Talmud.  4*  Mant. 
JESOP  (h.)  A  Calculaiion  for  1645.  4«  Lond.  1644. 
JESSiEUS  (geo.)  Vindiciae  Anatomica.  4«  Hafn.  1648. 
JESSENIUS  (joHAN.)  Zoroaster,  de  Universo  Philoeopbia.    12^ 

Witeh.  1593. 
"  De  Vita  et  Morte  Tychonis  Brahe  Oratio  funebiis.    4* 

Hamh.  1601. 

Anatomia  Pragensis:  item,  de  Ossibus  tractatus.    8* 

Wu<:h.\m. 
— —  No^Ti  cognoscendi  Morbos  Methodus.  8"  Witeb.  1601. 
Institutiones  Chirurgic».  8»  Witeh.  1601. 

■  De  Anima  et  Corpore  Uqiversi.  12^  Prag.  1605. 

■  De  Sanguine,  Vena  sccU,  demisso,  Judicium.  4"  IW. 
1608.  ^ 

Cum  Notis  J.  P.  Brunonis.     \9P    Norimb. 


1668.  JESSENIUS 


JE  S 

JESSENIUS  (joHAN.)  Adversus  Pestem  ConftSrium.  Cum  ejui- 
dem  de  Mithridatie  el  Theriaca  Disputatione.  His  annexi  Jani 
Matthasi  Durastantis  de  Aceto  Sicilino  atque  Aloe  medicamentifl 
valetudini  tuendse^  Tractatus  II.  Nec  non  Nic.  Curtii  libellufl 
de  Medicamentis.  12^  Giess,  1614. 

• De  Resurreclione,  Concio.  8*  Prag.  1618. 

JESSEY  (HEN.)  History  of  the  Lifeof  Mrs.  S.  Wight.  12«  Lwid. 
1647. 

• 12»  Lond.  1652. 


Description  and  Explanation  of  968  Places  in  Jerusa- 

lem  and  the  Suburbs  thereof,  as  it  flourished  in  the  time  of 
Jesus  Christ.  4<»  Lond.  1654. 

The  Lord's  loud  Calis  to  England.  4»  Lmd,  1660. 

His  Life  and  death.  12»  1671. 


JESSLAND  (t.)  Relation  of  thc  troubles  in  Lancasbire,  between 
Lord  Strange  &  the  well  affected  People  of  that  County.  4* 
L(md.  1642. 

JESSOP  (constant)  V,  craile. 

The  Angel  of  the  Church  of  Ephesus  n»  Bishop.    4* 

Land.  1644.. 

On  the  nature  of  tbe  Covenant  of  Grace.  4®  Lond. 


1655. 

JESSOP  (francis)  Propositiones  hydrostaticsc.  4*  Lond.  1687. 
JESSOP  (w.)  Letter  to  the  Committee  of  the  Subscribers  to  the 

grand  Junction  Canal.  fol.  1792. 
JESTS,    A  Banquet  of  Jests.  12<>  Lond.  1633. 

12«  Lond.  1639. 

>  A  choice  Banquet  of  Jests,  in  addition  to  Archer's 


Jests.  12^"  Lond.  1660. 

Coffee  House  Jests.  12<>  Lond.  1688. 

London  Jests.  12^  Lond.  1712. 


JESU  (daniel  a)  Apologia  circa  regimen  Catholicorum  Anglis 

tempore  persecutionis.  8*  Colon.  1631. 
JESU  Regium  Ludovict  Magni  ColUgium.    Philippo  V.  in  Hbpa- 

niam  abeunti  Musarum  Gratulatio.  4*  Par.  1700. 
JESU  Societas.    Censure  des  sentimens  des  Jesuites  touchant  1« 

doctrine  et  l'autorite  de  St.  Augustin.  4° 
■         Letter  from  a  Jesuite  to  the  Queen,  to  procure  the  re- 

peal  of  the  Laws  against  the  Jesuits.  4®  Lond. 

Idee  generale  des  Vices  principaux  de  L^Institut  des 


Jesuites.  12* 
A  true  &  certain  Relation  of  sundry  Machinations  & 

Plotsof  the  Jesuits.  4<>  Lond. 
"  Lettre  d'un  Theologien  a  une  Personne  de  Qualit^  sur 

le  nouveau  Livre  derf  Jesuites,  contre  la  Morale  Pratique,  inti- 

tule,  Dffense  des  Nouveaux  Chrestiens,  &c.  12® 

Lettre  d'un  Cure  de  Campi^e  a  un  Jesuite  de  ses 


amis,  au  sujet  de  leur  Interdiction.  12® 

Requeste  des  Jesuites  au  Roy.  12® 

Dis.sertatio  Juris  pro  Universitate  Lovaniensi  contra  P. 


Provincialem  Societatis  Jesu.  8® 
VoL.  IIL  S  T  3^\i 


JE  S 

J  EStJ  Societas.  Answer  to  a  paper  of  thc  Relations  of  Mr.  T U 

of  L f d  aj:;ainst  the  J ts.  4» 

■■■  Remarks  on  a  paper  concerning  claims  to  a  deceased 

Gentleman^s  personal  Estate.  4® 

Supplcment  to  the  Reply  in  vindication  of  the  kindred 


ofthelateMr.  T.  4« 

Apologia  JesiUitarum  Anglorum  pro  Epiacc^  Chalcc* 


donense.  8^ 

Risposta  de'  Signori  delle  Missioni  Straniere  alki  Pro- 


testa,  e  alle  Riflessioni  de  i  Padri  Gesuiti.  4" 

Diversi  Avisi  dall'  Indie  di  Portogallo  dall'  anno  U51 


sino  al  1558.  dalli  Rev.  Padri  della  Compagnia  di  Giesu.  P^ 
1.2.  12«  Ven. 

Nuovo  Avisi  dell'  Indie  di  Portogallo.  Part.  3.  4.    l^ 


Ven,  1562—5. 

EpistolaD  Indica^  de  stupendis  et  praeclaris  rebus  qtn» 


divina  bonitas  in  India,  et  variis  InsuUs  per  Societatem  Dominis 
Jesu  operari  dignata  est,  in  tam  copiosa  Gentium  ad  fidem  con- 
versione.  12**  Lovdn.  1566. 

Epistolae  Japanicae,  Moluccenses,  Brasilioe  et  Asiati- 


cae.  12«  Lovan,  1569. 

Epistolae  Japanicss  de  muUorum  in  variis  Insulis  Geo- 


tilium  ad  Christi  fidem  conversione.  12«  Lovan.  1570. 

Constitutiones  et  dtclarationes  Examinis  Societatis  Jesu. 


8«  Rom.  1570. 

Nuovi  Avisi  dell'  India.  12«  Rom.  1570. 

Cartas  de  la  Compania  en  Japan.  4«  Alcal.  1575. 

Lettere  dell'  India  Orientaie.  12«  Vineg.  1580. 

Reguloe  Societatis  Jesu.  12«  Rom.  1580. 

12«  Lugd,  Bat.  1606. 


Lettere  dell'  Giappone  dell'  Anno  1577.  12»  Nap.  1580. 

A  particular  declaration  or  Testimony  of  the  undutyfuU 

and  traiteious  aOcction  borue  against  her  Majesty  by  Edmuod 
Campion,  Jesuit,  and  other  condemned  Priests.  4«  1582. 

Responsio   Academie    Nemausensis  ad   Professorum 


Turnoniorum  Societatis  (ut  aiunt)  Jesu  assertionesy  quas  Tbeo* 
logicas  et  Philosophicas  vocant.  12«  Lond.  1584. 

Sendschreiben  der  Missionairs  auz  Japponia.  1577 — 


1581.  12«  Geiruckt.  1585. 
Rtlationi  della  Venuta  degli  Ambasciatori  Giaponesi  a 

Roma  sino  alla  Partita  di  Lisbona.  12«  Rom.  1586. 
Avvisi  del  Giapone  e  della  Cina.  1582,  3,  4.  12«  Rom. 

1586. 

Lettre  di  Jappoii  deTAn.  1582.  12«  Par.  1586. 

Relacion  de  Cosas  notabiles  en  los  Reynos  de  Japoa. 

12«  Sev.  1586. 

AvvisidellaCina,  e  Giapone  1587.  8«  Ven.  1588. 

Advertisement  de  la  Chine  et  Japon.  8«  Par.  1589. 


JE5U 


JE  S 

J£SU  Socieiiu.    Relacion  des  AlteracioDes  os  Heynos  de  Japaon. 

1587,  88.  4«  Coimb,  1590. 
Lettere  del  Giapone  et  dell  Cina.  1589, 90.     12«     Vm. 

1592. 
■  Haguaglio  d'alcune  Missioni  delle    Indie  Orientali  c 

Occidentali.  1590,  91.  8«  Rom,  1592. 
■■  De  trium  Regum  Japoniorum  Legatis  qui  nuper  Ro- 

mam  profecti  Gr^orio  Pont.  Max.  obedientiam  prsestiterunt . 

12»  Ani.  1593. 

Lettera  del  Giapone  1591,  92.  12«  Ven.  1595. 

Plaidoye  sur  lequel  a  est6  donne  contre  les  Jesuites 


TArrest  du  16  Oct.  1597.  12«  Par.  1597 
Informatione  del  Regno  e  Stato  del  gran  Re  di  Mogor. 

12«  Bresc.  1597. 
Historica  Relatio  de  magno  Rege  Mogor  et  de  Japoni» 

Regnis.  12«  Mogunt.  1599. 

Apologia  Societatis  Jesu  in  Gallia  ad  Henricum  IV. 


12«  Ingolsc.  1599. 

Tres  humble  Remonstrance  et  requeste  des  Religieux 


de  la  Compagnie  de  Jesus.  12«  Douay,  1599. 

Epistolse  varia;  de  statu  Regni  Chinensis  et  magni  Regis 


Mogor..dc  morte  Taicosomse,  et  de  rebus  in  Japone  gestis.  12«^ 


Mogunt.ieoi. 


Ital.  12«  Rom.\m. 
12«  Ven.  1601. 


The  Copies  of  certain  discourses  extorted  from  divers 

for  not  subscribing  to  the  late  authority  sent  into  £ngland.    4^ 
Roan.  1601. 

TheHope  of  Peace.  4«  Franc.  IGOl. 

Considerations  to  move  all  to  acknowledge  that  the 


proceedings  with  the  Jesuits  have  been  both  mild  and  merci- 
ful.  4«  1601. 

Relation  of  a  faction  began  at  Wisbech  by  Fa.  Ed- 


monds  in  1 595,  and  continued  by  Fa.  Walley  and  by  Fa.  Par- 
sons.  4«  1601. 

A  Sparing  discovery  of  our  English  Jesuits.  4«  Franc. 


1601. 

Dialogue  between  a  Secular  Priest  and  lay  Gcntleman. 


4«  Rhem.  1601. 

Answer  to  a  Lttter  of  a  Jesuited  Gentleman  concem- 


ing  the  Appeale,  Statc,  Jesuits.  4«  1601. 

Le  Franc  discours ;  a  discourse  prescntedto  the  French 


King,  in  answer  of  sundry  requests  made  unto  him  for  restoring 
the  Jesuits.  12«  1602. 

The  Jesuites  Catechism,  or  examination  of  their  doc 


trine,  transl.  from  the  French.  4«  1602. 

Tres  humble^Remonstrance  et  requeste  au  Roy  Henry , 


XV.  8«  1603. 

JESU 


J  E  S 

J£SU  Societas.    Les  Miracle^  merveilleiuc  advenua  avx  lodei 

Orientales.  12<^  Par.  1603. 
*'  —  Reply  to  a  Libell>  entitled^  a  Briefe  Apology  or  drfanx 

cf  the  Ecclesiastical  Hierarchie,  &c.  on  tbe  question  betwe€n 

the  Jesuits  and  Secular  Priests.  4P  1603. 

•  The  Anatomy  of  Popish  Tyranny.    Whercin  n  con- 


tained  a  plain  declaration  and  censure  of  all  the  principal  parts 
of  the  Libels^  Letters,  Edicts^  Pamphlets  and  B€K>k8  lately  pub- 
lished  by  the  Secular  Priests  and  English-hispanized  JesuitB. 
A^  Lond.  1603. 

•  De  rebus  in  Japoniae  regno  post  mortem  TaicoBame 


Japonici  Monarchae  gestis,  Epistolas  11.  12^  1603. 

Choses  reuiarquables  advenuea  au  Royaume  de  Jappon 


depuis  la  mort  du  Roy  Taicosama.  18^  Arras..  1604. 

Litterae  Societatis  Jesu  duorum  annorum  1594,  95,  ad 


Patres  et  Fratres  ejusdem  Societatis.  8*^  iVcflp.  1604. 

•  Japoniensis  Imperii  admirabilis  commutatio  exposita. 


Lat.  reddit  a  J.  Hayo.  12«  Ant.  1604. 

Litterae  annuae  Japonics.  1601.  12*  1604. 

Remarquables  de  Japon  depuis  la  Mort  du  Roy  Taco- 


sama.  19^  Arras.  1604. 
-'  De  rebns  Japon.  Indic.  et  Peruan.  Epist.  recentiores 

Jesuitarum  per  Joannem  Hay  collectee.  8«  An/.  1605. 

Lettre  annuelle  du  Japon.  12«  Par.  1605.^ 

D&  Fratribus  Jesuitis  eorumque  discipulis  Consultatio 

gemella  C.  Molinaei  et  P.  TyardaBi.  12«  Rost.  1605. 
i  Le  Passe-par-tout  des  Peres  Jesuites.  12«  1606. 

De  Studiis  Jesuitanim  abstrusioribus.  12«  1609. 

Defensc  des  Peres  Jesuites.  8«  Par.  1609. 

Recit  des  Desseins  les  plus  secretsdes  Jesuites.  12«  Prag. 


1609. 

Aphorismes^  ou  Sommaires  de  la  Doctrine  des  Jesuites 

&  de  quelques  autres  Docteurs  de  TEglise  Romaine.  12^  1609. 
8«  1610. 


Jesuites  establis  &  restablis  en  ^r^'^*  ct  k  fruict  qui 

en  est  arrivee.  4«  1610. 

Response  Apologetique  a  PAnticoton  et  a  ceux  de  la 


•uite.  8«  Par.  1611. 
Lettre  escrite  a  Monseigneur  Paulino;  ou  sont  conte-» 

nus  plusieurs  artifices  et  ruses  des  Peres  Jesuites.     Trad.  de 

Latin.  8«  1611. 
— —  Recueil  de  plusieurs  Escrits  publiez  touchant  les  Je-t 

suites  depuis  la  mort  de  Henry  le  Grand.  8«  1611. 

Letter  from  Paris  to  the  Revd.  Fathers  of  the  Society 


of  Jesus  who  live  in  England.  4«  1611 
La  Patenostre  des  Jesuites.  12^  Par.  161 1 


L'Ave  Maria  des  Jesuites.  12«  Par.  1611. 

Le  Salve  Regina  des  Jesuites.  12«  Touyn.  1611. 

Aiticles  de  RestabUssement  et  Rappel  des  Jesuites  cn 

France.  8^1611. 

JESU 


J  E  S 

JESU  Socieias.  Proclamation  of  the  States  generall  of  the  United 

Provinces  against  Jesuits.  4<*  Lond.  1613. 

Litera;  Apostolice.  8»  Rom,  1619. 

Discours  de  ce  qui  s^est  passe  en  la  Ville  de  Troyes,  sur 

les  poursuites  faites  par  les  Jcsuites  pour  s*y  establir.    19^ 

1612. 


Recueil  des  Lettres  Patentes  octroy^es  aux  Jesuitcs  paf 

les  Roys  Henry  IV.  et  Louis  XIII.  concernanta  leurs  restab- 
lissements,  &c.  4«  Par.  1619. 

Decrets  du  Senat  de  Venise  contre  les  Jesuites.     12* 


1612. 
Rao^agli  di  Missione  nelle  Provincia  di  Goa,  e  Coccin- 

no,  e  nell*  Africa.  8»  Rom.  1615. 
Litterse  e  reffno  Sinarum  An.  1610, 11.  12^  Aug,  Vind, 

1615.  ^  . 
Litterae    Japonise.    An.   1609,  10 :   ex   Italicis    Lat. 

factae  ab  A.  Schotto.  S9  Ant.  1615. 
Epistols  Praepositorum  generalium  ad  Patres  &  Fratres 

Societatis  Jesu.  12«  Rom.  1615. 


•  Jesuitica  per  unitas  Belgii  Provincias  negotiatio  Bono 

Publico  in  Lucem  edita.  4*  Franek.  1616. 

Disceptatio  de  Secretis   Societatis  Jesu.  8^   Mogunt, 


1617. 

Apologia  pro  Societate  Jesu  ex  Bohemiae  regno  pub* 

lico  decreto  proscripta.  4«  Vien.  1618. 
4«  Ven.  1619. 


Relatio  nuperis  Itineris  Proscriptorum  ex  Bohemia  et 

Ungaria.  4®  Prag.  1619. 

Brief  relalion  of  the  Persecution  in  Japan,  taken  from 


the  Jesuits  Letters,  translated  from  the  Spanish  by  W.  W^ 
12«  1619. 

'  Banissement  faict  contre  les  Jesuites  au  Royaume  de 


Hongarie.  trad.  d'Allemand.  12»  1620. 

Lettre  annue  del  Giapone,  China,  Goa  e   Ethiopia. 


1615—19.  12«  3IUan,  1621. 

A  Proclamation  made  in  HoUand  against  Jesuits.  4* 


Hague.  1622. 

Arrest  du  Conseil  Prive  pour  le  Universit^  de  France 


contre  les  Jesuites.  8«  Par.  1624. 

Advertissement  pour  les  Universitez  de  France  contre 

les  Jesuites  par  M.  Gasp.  Froment.  8«  Par.  1624. 

Litterae  ,annuae  e  Regno  Japonise.  1619 — ^22.  8«  Anti 


1625. 

Litterae  annuae  e  Regno  Sinarum.  8«  Ant.  1625. 

lial.  8«  Rom.  1624. 


Censura  Facultatis   Theologiae  Parisiensis  in  Librum 

Antonii  Sanctanelli  Jesuitie  de  Haeresi.  8«  Par.  1626. 

Litterse  Jap>onic8e  et  Sinenses  de  Missionibus  Jesuiticis. 


An.  1621,22.  4*  Manast.  Westph.  1627. 

JESU 


J  E  S 

JESU  SocietoB.    Histoire  de  ce  qui  s^est  passe  es  Royamnes  dil 

Japon  et  de  la  Chine.  8®  Par.  1627. 

Littera)  annuse  Japoniae.  1624.  8®  Diling.  1638. 

' Histoire  de  ce  qui  s*est  pasge  en  Etbiopie,  Malabar, 

Brasil,  Goa,  au  Royaume  de  lliibet  et  de  la  Chine.  1G20 — ^26. 

2  lom.  80  Par.  1628,  9. 
Lettere  dell'  Ethiopia.  1626,  27.  c  della  Cina.  1625, 26. 

8«  Rom.  1629. 
Histoire  de  ce  qui  8'est  passe  au  Royaume  d'£thiopie. 

1624,  5,  6.  8«  Par.  1629. 

The  Palni  of  Christian  Fortitude,  or  an  Account  of  the 


Missions  in  Japan.  12°  1630. 

Le  Mercure  Jesuite,  ou  Recueil  des  Pieces  concenuuit 


le  progrcs  des  Jesuites.  2  tom.  8°  Gen.  1630,  1. 

•  Declaratio  Catholicorum  Laicorum  Anglis  circa  Auc- 


toritatem  quam  Episcopus  Chalcedonensis  in  eosdem  vendica^ 
&c.  4«  Aniv.  1631. 

liCttre  annue  del  Giapone.  1625,  26,  27.     8^    Eom, 


1632. 

Mysteria    Patrum    Jesuitarum    ex  ipsorum    Scripds 


eruta,  cum  Appendicibus  duobus.  12^  Lamprap.  1633. 

Arcana  Societatis  Jesu  publico  bono  vulgata,  cum  ap- 


pendicibus  ultittsimis.  12**  Gen.  1635. 

Liiterse  Apostolicac  de  Inslitutione,  confirmaUone,  &c. 


Societatis  Jesu.     Cum   Constitutionibus  et  Regulis.   8^  Ani, 

1635. 
Relalion  de  ce  qui  8*est  passe  en  la  Nouvellc  France 

en  1634.  8«  Par.  1635. 

Narratio  Persecutionis  in  Japonia.  8^  Ant.  1635. 

Societatis  Jesu  novum  Fidei  Symbolum  in  Hispania 


promulgatum.  4^*  1636. 

■  Litterag  annuse  Provinciae  Paraquarise.  8*  Aniv.  1636. 

Serious  Considerations  for  repressing  the  Increase  of 


the  Jesuits,  by  Sir  R.  C.  4<>  1641. 

A  Discovery  of  the  Jesuits  trumpery  newly  packed  out 


of  England.  fol.  Lond.  1641. 

A  Coppy  of  the  Prisoners  Judgment  condemned  to  dy 


from  Nugate;  with  the  examination  of  the  Bishop  of  Calcedoa 
and  the  restof  the  Jesuits.  4®  Lond.  1641. 

Camiltons  discovcries,  or  tlie  designs  of  the  Jesuits,  by 


W.  F.  X.  B.  4«  Lond.  1641. 
Jesuits  plot  against  the  Parliament  andCity  of  LoDdoD 

discovered.  4**  1641. 

The  Bespotted  Jesuit.  4^»  Lond.  1641. 

A  true  relation  of  the  Plot  of  the  Jesuits  in  Ireland  for 


massacring  of  the  two  Chiefe  Justices  and  all  the  Protestants  in 
the  Kingdom.  4^  Lond,  1641. 

Jesuits  Plois  and  Counsels  plainly  detected.  4*  Lond. 

1642. 

JESU 


J  E  S 

JESU  Societas.    The  Jesuits  Character.  4<>  Lond.  1649. 
Traites  pour  la  defense  de  rUniversite  de  Paris,  contre 

les  Jesuites.  12"  Par,  1643. 
■■  Obaenrations  importantes  sur  leur  requeste  present^  au 

Conseil  du  Roi  le  2  Mars.  1643.  8^  Par.  1643. 
■'  Verit^  Academiques,  concernant  leurs  difTerends  avec 

rUniversile  de  Paris.  8®  Par,  1643. 

■  Letter  to  ihe  Father  Rector  at  Brussels,  Wherein  i» 
manifested^  that  the  Jesuites  bave  been  the  Incendiaries  and 
Contrivers  of  the  miseries  of  this  Kingdome.  4®  Lond.  1643. 

■  Extraits  du  Manifeste  apologetique  des  Jesuites.  8^ 
Par.  1644. 

Requeste  proces  Vcrbaux  et  advertissement  faits  a  le 


Recteur  de  rUniversite,  pour  faire  condamner  une  doctrine 
pemicieuse  a  la  vie  des  Rois.  12®  Par.  1644. 

III  Requeste  presente  a  la  Cour  dc  Parlement  par 


rUniversite  de  Paris  touchant  une  doctrine  pemicieuse,  en- 
seign^e  au  College  de  Clermont  d  Paris.  12®  Par.  1644. 

Reponse  de  FUniversit^  de  Paris  a  FApologie  pour  les 


Jesuites  qu'il8  ont  mise  au  Jour  sous  le  Nom  du  Pere  Caussin. 
8«  Par.  1644. 

•  Seconde  Apologie  pour  rUniversite  de  Paris  contre  les 


Jesuites.  Part.  1.  2.  3.  8®  Par.  1644. 

•  The  depth  of  Satan  discovered :  or  the  Jesuits  last 


design  to  ruin  Religion.  4®  Lond.  1649. 

Mutatus  Polemo.  -  The  stratageras  of  the  Jesuits  during 


the  Civil  wars,  by  A.  B.  4®  Lond.  1650. 

Reponse  a  un  escrit  du  Jesuite  Matthieu  publi^  a  Di- 


jon  contre  les  Lettres  qu'il  attribue  au  P.  Pariset  de  TOratoire 
deJesus.  4<»  1651. 

Proclamation  commanding   all  Jesuits    and   Romish 

Priests  to  depart  out  of  this  Commonweallh.  fol.  Lond.  1652. 
The  plots  of  Jesuites  (viz.  R.  Parsons,  A.  Coutzen  and 


T.  Caropanelia)  to  bring  England  to  the  Roman  Religion  with- 
out  tumult.  4«  Lond.  1653. 

A  Proclamation  against  the  Jesuits  and  Popish  Rccu- 


sants.  fol.  Lond.  1(355. 

The  Policy  of  the  Jesuits.  12«  Lond.  1658. 

Les  Provinciales,  or  the  Mystery  of  Jesuitism.     12* 


Lond.  1658. 

.  Tiie  further  discovery  of  the  Mystery  of  Jesuitisme,  m 


a  Collection  of  several  Pieces,  by  P.  Jarrigius  and  others.     8« 
Lond.  1658. 

Proceedinijs  between  the  Jansenists  and  Jesuits  from 


the  first  coming  abroad  of  the  Provincial  Letters  to  the  publica* 
tion  of  the  Censure»  of  the  Clergy  of  France  and  Theological 
Facuhy  of  Paris.  4«  Lond.  1659. 

Worka  of  Darkness  brought  to  light.   ,0r  the  Mystery 


of  Iniquity  carried  on  in  these  Nations  by  the  Jesuits  :  by  S. 
W.  4»  Lond.  1659. 

JESU 


J  E  S 

JESU  Socieias,    The  JesuiU  grand  design  upon  CDgland  ducd* 

vered:  by  B.  T.  4«  1660. 
—  Theses  propugnatae  a  Jesuitis  die  12  Dec.  an.  1661,  ia 

Coll.  Claromontano  Parisiensik  4P 

Defense  des  Libert^s  de  TEglise  Gallicane  cotntres  Let 


Theses  des  Jesuiles  soutenues  a  Paris  dans  le  College  de  Cler- 
mont.  Decr.  12. 1661.  4« 

•  Memoires  sur  ]'etab1issement  d*une  Mission  Chr^tienne 


dans  la  Terre  Australe,  Meridionale  et  Inconnue.     8^    Par, 
1663. 

Mvqln^koy  rvi;  Avofncti,  or  another  part  of  the  Mysterj 


of  Jesuitism.  8®  Lond,  1664. 

Onguant  pour  la  Brulure  ou  le  secret  pour  empescber 


]es  Jesuites  de  brukr  les  Livres.  4®  1664. 

Pyrotechnica  Loyolana,  Ignatian  6re  Works,  or  die 


fiery  Jesuits  temper  and  behaviour.  4^  Lond.  1667. 
■  Anatomia  Societatis  Jesu.  4®  1668. 

■- The  moral  Practice  of  the  Jesuits.  12*  Lond.  1670. 

-  The   Jesuits    manner    of   consecrating   persons  and 


weapons  for  murdering  Heretick  Kings,  and  Prince:».  4^  Lond^ 
1678. 

The  horrid^  direful^  prodigious  and  diabolical  practket 


of  the  Jesuits  discovered :  by  E.  G.  4°  Lond.  1679. 

Anti  Fimbria,  or  an  Answer  to  the  Animadversiont 


upon  the  last  speeches  of  the  Five  Jesuits  executed  at  Tybume. 
4«  1679. 

The  King-killing  doctrine  of  the  Jesuits  delivered  in  a 


plain  and  sincere  discourse  to  the  French  King  conceming  the 
restabhshment  of  the  Jcsuites  in  his  dominions.  4^  Lond. 
1679. 

The    Jesuits    Catechism    according   to    St.    Ignatius 


Loyola.  4«  Lond.  1679. 

A  Narrative  of  the  discovery  of  a  Coilege  of  Jesuitsat 


Come  in  Herefordshire.  4^  Lond.  1679. 

A  Decree  made  at  Rome  condemning  some  opinions  of 


the  Jesuits  and  other  Casuists.  49  Lond.  1679. 

■  The  Jesuit*s  plea,  in  an  answer  to  a  Letter,  intituled. 


Lying  allowable  with  Papists.  4^  Lond.  1679. 

Defense  of  those  executed  for  the  Popish  Plot  against 


Charles  II.  8«  1680,  81. 

Two  Conferences  between  Father  La  Chese  and  foar 


other  Jesuits.  4»  Lond.  1680. 

Brevis  Relalio  Martyrii  aliquorum  e  Societate  Jesu  an. 


1678.  in  Anglia.  4«  Prag.  1683. 

Les  Enluminures  du  fameux  Almanach  des  PP.  Je- 


suites,  intitule  la  Deroute  &  la  Confusion  des  Jansenistes.  Avec 
rOnguant  pour  ia  Brulure,  ou  le  secret  d'empescher  aux  Jesu- 
ites  de  bruler  des  Livres.  8®  Ldegc,  1683. 

La  Morale  Pratique  dts  Jesuites.    8  tom.    12^    Col* 


1684-^95. 

4  JESU 


JE  S 

J£SU  Societas.  Lettre  d'un  Theologien  a  une  Personne  de  Qualite, 
sur  le  nouveau  Livre  des  Jesuites,  contre  la  Moi^k  pratique. 
12*  1687. 

La  Politique  des  Jesuites.  8«  Land.  1688. 

— — —  Important  considerations  for  all  true  and  sound  Catho- 
licks  who  are  not  wholly  Jesuited.  4®  Lond.  1688. 

The  true  Test  of  the  Jesuits,  or  the  Spirit  of  that  So- 


ciety.  4«  Amst.  1688. 

Letter  of  enquiry  to  the  Revd.  Fatheri  of  the  Society 


of  Je^us.  4«  Lond.  1689.' 

La  Relig^ion  des  Jesuites,  ou  Refiexions  sur  les  Peres 

Menetrier  et  le  Tellier.  l^  Haye,  1689. 

Behaviour  of  the  Jesuites  and  their  faction  for  the  finit 


25  years  of  Queen  Elizabeth^s  reign.    With  an  Epistle  of  W. 
Watson.  4«  Lond.  1689.       ^ 

Anti-Cotton,  or  a  Refutation  of  Cotton's  Letter  apolo- 


gizing  for  the  Jesuits  touching  the  Doctrine  of  Killing  Kings. 
4«  Lond.  1689. 

•  Les  veritables  sentimens  des  Jesuites  touchant  le  Peche 


Philosophique.  12«  louv.  1690. 

Sentiment  des  Jesuites  touchant  le  Peche  Philosophi 


que.     12»  Par.  1690. 

Rccrimination  des  Jesuites  contenue  dans  leur  retrac- 


iion  de  la  nouvelle  Heresie  du  Peche  Phi]<^ophique.    12»    CoL 

1690. 
Histoire  de  la  Persecution  de  deux  Saints  Eveques  par 

ksJesuites.  12»  1691. 
Le  Philosophisme  des  Jesuites  de  Marseille.  8»  Aviitn. 

1692.  ^  * 

— — —  La  Theologie  morale  des  Jesuiteset  nouveaux  Casuistes, 

represeptee  par  leur  Pratique  &  par  leurs  Livres,  nouvellement 

combattue  par  les  Cures  de  France.  2  vol.  8»  Col.  1699. 

Lettre  ecritd  de  la  Province  de  Fokien  dans  la  Chine, 


ou  Ton  rapporte  le  cruel  Traitement  que  les  Chretiens  des  Jesu- 
ites  on  fait  a  Mr.  Maigrot  et  au  R.  P.  Croquet.  12»  1700. 

Corpus  Institutionum  Societatis  Jesu.  2  vols.    4»   Ant. 


1702. 
Lettres  de  qudques  Missionaires  de  la  Compagnie  de  Je- 

sus  ecrites  de  la  Chine  et  des  Indes  Orientales.  8*  Paris,  1702. 

Ia  Morale  des  Jesuites.  3  tom.  12»  Mons.  1702 — 12. 

Lettres  edifiantes  et   curieuses  escrites  des  Missions 


etrangers.  27  Recuils.  12»  Par.  1707—1740. 

Edifying  and  Curious  Letters  of  some  Missionaries.  3 


voL  8»  1707. 
Pfesent  state  of  Christianity  in  China,  with  full  satis- 

fection  as  to  the  Behavtour  of  the  Jesuits.  4»  Lond.  1709. 
Reponse  de  Messieurs  des  Missions  ^trangeres  a  la 

Protestation  &  aux  Reflexiotis  des  Jesuites.  8»  1711. 
Recueil  de  Pieces  touchant  la  Compagnie  de  Jesus, 

composee  par  le  Pere  Joseph  Jouvenci  Jesuite^  &  supprimee 

par  Arret  du  Parlement  de  Paris  du  24  Mars  1713.  12»  Liege, 

1713. 

woL.  iiL  3  u  y^^^ 


J  E  S 

JESU  Societas.  TraveU  of  Jesuil  Mwsioners  into  tbe  Ardupdag^ 

India,  China,  and  America.  8®  Lcmd,  1714. 
Tlie  Secret  Policy  of  the  English  Society  of  Jcsub.  V 

Lond.  1715. 

Nouveaux  Voyages  des  Miaeiona  de  la  Coaapagiiie  de 


Jesus  dans  le  Levant.  8  tom.  13°  Par.  1715 — 45. 

Epistle  from  an  English  Jesuit  to  tbe  Pope  coDcemiiig 


the  afiairs  of  Europe.  fol.  Lond.  1718. 

•  Secreta  Monita,  or,  secret  Instructions  of  tbe  JesuiU. 


Lat.  &  Engl  12*  Lond.  1723. 

Parallele  de  la  Doctrine  des  P^yens  avec  celle  dea  J^> 


suites.  12^^  Amst.  1726. 

Ai^.  8*  Lond,  1726. 

-  Les  Mysteres  les  plus  secrets  des  Jesuites.     12*    CoL 

Histoire  des  Jesuites.  2  tom.  &^  Utrechi,  1741. 
■  A  Packet  ^rom  Rome.  Account  of  aome  extraofdinaiT 
Transactions  of  the  Jesuits  at  the  Court  of  Rome.    8*  LomL 
1745. 

The  Jesuit  Cabal  further  opened,  or  a  Defenctt  of  Dr. 

Chapman's  late  Charge.  4^  Lond.  1747. 

Proces  contre  les  Jesuites  pour  servir  de  auite  tax 


1727. 


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Refiexiont  des  Jesuites  de  Rome  sur  le  celebre  Joge- 


ment  rendu  d  Lisbonne  le  12  Janvier  1758,  qu'il8  appcJkiit  le 
Manifeste  du  Portugal.    Avec  des  Notes.  12° 

ilelation  abregee  de  la  Republique  que  lea  Rdigieux, 


nomm^es  Jesuites,  des  Provinces  de  Portugal  et  d'£spagne  ont 
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Decret  du  Card.  Saidanha,  pour  la  Refbrme  des  Jemh 


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Recueil  de  toutes  les  Pieoes  ic  Nouvdlea  qui  ont  paru 


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Lee  Jesuites  criminels  de  Leze  Majeste  dans  la  Thiorie 


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Merooire  a  consulter^  et  consultation  pour  Jean  Doncy 


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JESU 


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JESU  MARIA  (j.  a)  Compendium  Vit»  TereseB  B.  V.  12«  Col 

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s  IMFEBAr 


I  MP 

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Jurisdiction  and  modem  practice  of  tbe  Court  of  Kings  Bencn. 

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1  N  D 

INCHBALD  (eliz.)  ».  damaniant. 

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INDEPENDENCY.     Independencie  no  Schism.    By  M.  N.  4* 
Land.  1646. 

■■  Relations  and  observations  hi^torical  and  politick  upon 

the  Parliament  be^n  1640.  I.  Tlie  Mystery  of  the  two  Junto^s 
Presbyterean  and  Independent.  IL  Tlie  History  of  Indepehd- 
ency,  &c.  together  with  an  Appendix  touching  the  Proceoiing» 

.   of  the  Iiidependent  Faction  in  Scotland.  4»  1648— \660. 

Independency  stript  and  whipt,  with  the  character  of 


an  Independent.  4^  1648. 

The  History  of  Independency.  4  Parts.  4«  1650^-60. 


INDEPENDENT.    A  Novel.  8<>  Lond.  1684. 

INDEPENDENTIA.  Historia  Independentia?.  In  qua  descri- 
bitur  Ortus,  Incrementum  &  fraudes  potentissimae^et  inquietis- 
simoB  Factionis,  quae  Regem  obtruncavit,  Regnum  pene  evertit, 
et  nunc  in  omnes  regnicolas  intolerabilem  exercet  Tyrannidem. 
4»  Lond.  1648. 

INDEPENDENTS  Plot.  12«  Lond.  1644. 

Tbe  Independents  dream  of  a  new-nothing.  4®  1647. 

■  The  Independants  declaration.  4*^  Lond.  1647. 

'  The  last  WiU  and  Testament  of  Sir  Jas.  Independent. 

4»  1647. 

Letter  of  an  Independant  to  his  friend  in  London.  4^ 


1647. 

A  bloody  plot  discovered  against  the  Independents,  &c. 

4»  Lond.  1647. 
—  A  terrible  Thunder  clap  of  the  Independant  Sectaries. 

4*  Lond.  1648. 

The  Independents  declaration  and  remonstrance  to  the 


Parliament.  4«  Lond.  1648. 

The  Independents  Loyalty,  or  the  plot  to  murder  His 


Majesty  discovere^.  4«  1648. 
INDEX  Librorum  prohibitorum  Auctoritate  Pii  IV.    8^    Ant» 

apud  Piant.  1570. 
Index  expurgatorius  Librorum  qui  hoc  Saeculo  prodie- 

runt.  12«  Lugd.  1586. 

Itidex  Librorum  proliibitorum  a  Tridentina  Synodo, 


poetea  a  Sixto  V.  et  Clemente  VIII.  4«  Rom.  1596. 
4«  Olisip.  1597. 


Index  expurgatorius  juxta  Concilii  Tridentini  Decre- 

tum.  8«  Argent.  1609. 

Index  expurgatorius,  Jassu  B.  de  Sandoval  et  Roxas, 


editus.  foL  Madr.  1612. 

cum  B.  Turretini  Prafatione.  4»  Gen.  1619. 


Index  Auctorura  damnats  Memoris  et  Librorum  pro- 

hibitorum  ab  Inqubitione  Lusitanis.  fol.  Ul^s.  1624. 

juxta  Decretum  Urbani  VIII.    8«    Col.  Ag. 


1627. 
Vo!..  m.  3  X  INDEX 


IND 

INDEX  Dbrorum  proliibitorum  in  Usum  Bib1iothecfl&  BodeiaiM» 

designalus,  per  Tho.  James.  12^  Oxon,  1637. 
Index  Librorum  prohibitorum  et  expurgandorum  pro 

Catholicis  Hispaniarum  Regnis.  fol.  Madr,  1667. 

Index  Librorum  prohibitorum  Innocentis  XI  jossu^  ad 


1681,  cum  Appendice  ad  1704.  19^  Kom.  1704. 

-^ ad  1716.  12*  Kom,  1716. 

ad  1718.  12*  Rom.  1718. 


INDIA  Occidentalis,     Inducements  for  going  to  .settle  in  the 
Weit  Indies.  4*» 
■  Orders  and  Articles  of  the  Dutch  West-India  Com- 

panie.  4^  1621. 

.  4«»  Belg, 


Libro  primero  de  Provisiones,  Cedulas,  CapituIoSy  &c 


tocantes  al  buon  Govierno  de  las  Indias.  fol.  Madr.  1596. 
Libro  3.  fd.  Madr,  1596. 


Reden,  dat  die  West  Indische  Compagnie  niet  aHeea 

profytelyck,  maaroock  noodt  saeckelyck  is.  4®  1636. 

An  order  for  the  transportation  of  Commodities  to  Vir- 


ginia,  &c.  duty  free.  fol  Lond.  1646. 

Brasilsche  Gelt-sack,  waer  in  dat  claeriijck  veriooiit 


wordt,  waer  dat  de  Participanten  van  de  West  Indische  Com* 
pagnie  haer  Gelt  ghebleven  is.  4®  Bras.  1647. 

Examcn  van  de  valsche  Resolutie  van  Heeren  Burge* 


meesters  ende  Raden  tot  Amsterdam  op  'stuck  vande  West« 
Indische  Compagnie.  Amst,  1649. 

Copije  vande  Resolutie  van  de  Heeren  Burgemeesten 


ende  Raden  tot  Amsteniam  op  'tstuck  vande  West-Indisdic 
Compagnie.  4^  lir.  1649. 

Haerlems  Schuyt-praetjen  op  't  Redrea  vande  We«l« 


Indische  Compagnie.  4®  1649. 

Vertoogh,  over  den  Toestant  der  West-Indiscfae  Com- 


pagnie,  in  haer  be^in,  midden,  ende  eynde,  met  een  Remcdie 
tot  Redresvandeselbe.  4*  Rotterd.  1651. 

Lettre  escrite  de  Cayenne,  contenant  ce  qui  s^est  passe 


en  le  Descente  des  Fran^ois  &  leur  Establissement  en  rAmeri- 
que.  4*  Par.  1653. 

^Relatio  triplex  de  rebus  Indicis.  I.  R.  P.  Com.  Bcd- 
dini,  dicti  Godinez,  martyrium.  II.  Caiaguarum  gentis  morc% 
coepta  Conversio.  III.  R.  P.  Adr.  Knudde,  dicti  Crespi,  EJo- 
gium.  12®  Antv.  1654. 

Joumal  of  the  Success  of  the  English  Army  in  tbe 


West-Indies,  by  I.  S.  4<»  Lond,  1655. 

Dialogue  conceming  the  present  design  in  the  W.  Id" 


dies.  12^  Lond,  1655. 

America :  or  an  exact  Description  of  the  West-Indie^ 


by  N.  N.  12"  Ldnd,  1655. 

.  8«  Lond.  1657. 


Remonsbrantie  vande  Bewinthebberen  der  Ne()erlaiiti« 

che  West  Indische  Compagnie.  foL  1663. 

INDU 


IND 

INDIA  OccidenialU.  Arlicul-Brief  van  de  Generale  Nedeis 
laDdstche  Geoctroyeerde  West-Indische  Compagnie  ter  Ver- 
gaderinje  van  de  Thienen  der  Selver  Compagnie  gearresteert. 
4«  'sGravenh.  1675, 

'*  Qctroy  ofle  fondamentele  Condition  onder  dc  welcke 

haer  Hoogh  Mog.  ten  besten  en  voordeele  van  de  Ingezetenen 
deser  Landen,  de  Colonie  van  Suriname  hebben  doen  valleu  in 
handen  ende  onder  Directie  van  de  Bewinthebberen  van  de 
Generale  Nederiandtsche  West-Indifiche  Compagnie.  fol. 
'sGravenh.  1682. 

— —  Conditieen>  onder  de  welcke  de  West-Indische  Com-. 
pagnie,  de  Stad  van  Amsterdam,  ende  den  Heer  van  Sommels* 
dyck  en  den  eygondem,  &c.  van  de  Colonie  van  Suriname  heeft 
geadmitteert  en  aangenomen.  fol'  1687. 

Consideratien  van  Bewinthebberen  der  Generale  Geoc- 


troyeerde  West-Indische  Compagnie  over  de  Directie  van  de 
Colonie  van  Suriname  ende  het  Gouvemement  van  den  Heer 
van  Sommelsdyck  aldaar.  fol.  1687. 

Pertinent  en  waarachtig  Verhaal  van  alle  de  Handelin* 


gen  en  Directie  van  Pedro  van  Belle  ontrent  den  Slavenhandel, 
ofle  het  Assiento  de  Negros>  in  Spangien,  West-Indien^  en  Cu-. 
i-a^oa.  fol.  Rouerd.  1689. 

Historical  Account  of  the  Rise  and  Growth  of  the  Co- 


lonies  in  the  West-Indies.  4<>  Lond.  1690. 

■  Great  Britain^s  speediest  Sinking  Fund  is  a  War  rightly 

managed  and  especially  in  the  West-Indies.  8®  Lond,  17^« 
■'  A  Geographical  and  Historical  description  of  the  prin- 

cipal  objects  of  the  War  in  the  Spanish  W.  Indies.    8®  Lmd. 
,  1741. 
INDIA  Orienialis.     Diarium  Nauticum  Itineris  Batavorum  in 

1595>  6,  7.  in  Indiam  Orientalem.  4^^  Par.  1598. 

The  last  East-Indian  Voyage.  4«  Lond.  1606. 

■■  Histoire  de  la  Navigation   des  HoUandois  aux  Indoi 

Orientales.  fol.  Amst.  1609. 

Speculum  Orientalis  Occidentalisque  Indiae  navigatio* 


num  annis  1614^18.  fol.  Lugd.  Bai.  1619. 

A  Discourse  of  Trade  from  London  to  the  East-Indiei» 


byT.  M.  ^'^Loiirf.  1621. 

•  Missive  daer  in  kortelijck  ende  grondigh  werdt  vertoont» 


hoe  veel  de  Vereenighde  Nederlanden  gheleghen  is  aen  de  Oost 
ende  West-Indische  Navigatie.  4^  Arnn.  16^1. 

•  An  Auswer  to  the  Hollanders  Declaration  conceming 


the  Occurrents  of  the  East-India.  4<>  Lond.  1632. 
'  A  Relation  of  strange  and  admirable  Accidents  which 

lately  happened  in  the  Kingdom  of  the  €reat  Magor,  or  Ma* 
gull.  As  also  a  report  of  several  Countreyes  in  the  East  Indies. 
4»  l4md.  1622. 

INDIA 


I  I^  D 

INDIA  OriaHalis.  Histoire  des  Choees  memorabks  adrniues  tant 
€s  Indes  Orientales,  qu^autres  pays  de  la  decouverte  des  Portu- 
gais.  8«  Arras,  1628. 

_ The  Pelition  and  Remonstrance  of  the  Gm^emor  and 

Company  of  Merchants  of  Londpn  tradiug  to  the  East-Indies, 
to  the  Hou$e  of  Commons  in  1638.  4^  Lond»  1628. 
4«  Lond.  1641. 


Ordenanzas  del  Consejo  real  de  las  Indias  noevamente 

recopiladas  ypor  el  Rey  Don  FoHpe  IV   para  su  Govictno. 
EstalDlecidas  anno  1636.  fol.  Mad.  1636. 

•  Aenwysinge :  Dat  men  van  de  Oosi  and  Wcst  IndUcbe 


Compagnien,  een  Compagnie  dient  te  maecken.  s^Gravenh.  1644. 
I  Oost  Indien  Voyagien.  4  vol.  4"  1646. 

Mr.  Courten'8  Catastrophe  and  Adieu  to  fiast-India,  or 


a  general  and  particular  Protest  framed  there  at  Goa  by  J.  D. 
in  1644.  4«  Lond.  1652. 

>  Strange  News  from  the  East-Indies,  or  East-India  Pas- 


sages  farther  discovered.  49  Lond.  1652. 

Artyckel-Brief  van  de  Geoctroyeerde  Nederiantscfae 


Oost-Indische  Comp.  fol.  'sGravenh.  1658. 

Pretentien  tegens  d*OostrIndische  Compagnie,  gcdaen 


door    ende  van   wegens  Willem  Courten  zal:   ende  andere 
Geinerresserde^  over  schade  geleden  in  Oost  Indien.  4*  1662. 

Discours   touchant  1  fistablissement  d'une  Compagnie 

Fran^oise  pour  le  Commerce  des  Indes  Orientales.    4*  Far. 
1664. 

Articles  &  Conditions  de  la  Compagnie  dea  Indes  Ori- 


entales.  4»  Par.  1664. 

■  Instructie  ende  Ordre,  op  'thouden  van  de  Scheeps* 
sokiie  en  Guarnisoen  Boecken,  &c.  van  de  Generale  Nedtr- 
landsche  Geoctroyeerde  Oost-Indische  Compagnie.  M.  Delf. 
1665. 

■  RelationderEstablissement  de  la  Compagnie  Fran^oise 
pour  le  Comniercc  des  Indes  Orientales.  4*  Par.  1666. 

Instructie  voor  de  Schippers,  in  den  Dienst  van  de  Ge- 


octroyeerde  Oost-Indische  Compagnie.  fol.  1668. 

Brief  Account  of  the  Priviledges  and  Immunities  graot* 


ed  to  the  £ast-India  Company  of  France.  4^  Lond.  1670. 

Relation  de  la  Guerre  que  1a  Compaupie  Hollandoise 


des  Indes  Orientales  a  eue  contre  1e  Roy  de  Macassar  depois 
1666  jusques  a  1669.  49  ZwolL  1670. 

Autenticq  Verhael,  van  'i  Gepasseerde  in  de  Oost-In- 


dische  Compagnie  tot  Hoom.  4®  Uir.  1671. 

Two  Letters  conceming  the  ]&st-India  Company.  4* 


-   Lond.  1676. 

"  An  Answer  to  two  Lettera  conceroing  Ihe  East-Indii 

Company.  4»  Lond.  1676. 

INDIA 


INDIA  Orienialis.  The  EasMndia  Tradc  a  most  profitable  Trade 
to  the  Kingdom,  and  be^  secured  and  most  improved  in  a 
Company  and  Joint  Stock,  in  Amwer  to  two  Letters  insinuating 
the  contrary.  4P  1677. 

4«  1680. 

4«  1696. 


Journal  d*un  Voyage  aux  Indes  Oricntalc!!,  12»»   Par. 

1677. 

-  The  AUegations  of  the  Turkey  Company  and  others 


against  the  East-India  Company,  relative  to  the  Management  of 
that  Trade,  presented  to  thc  Privy  Council,  with  the  East-India 
Company*8  Answer.  fol.  Land.  1681. 
Recopilacion  de  Leyes  de  los  Reynos  de  las  Indias. 


4  tom.  fol,  Madr.  1681. 

•  A  Treatise  shewing  the  Advantages  6f  the  East-India 


Trade,  by  O»xo7r«7f»ff.  4<>  Lond,  1681. 

Proclamation  of  Council  for  recalling  all  His  Majesty'8 


Subjects  from  the  service  of  Foreign  Phnces  in  the  East  Indiea. 
fol.'Lo»(f.l686.  ^ 

Justification  of  the  Directors  of  the  Netherlands  East- 


india  Company.  8®  Lcmd.  1687. 
80  Lond.  1688. 


■  Vindictttlbn  of  the  English  East-India  Company,  being' 

an  Answer  to  the  above.  8°  Lond.  1688. 

Some  Remarks  on  the  present  State  of  the  East-India 


Company^s  Aflairs,  with  Reasons  for  speedily  establishing  a  new 
Company,  to  regain  that  almost  lost  Trade.  fol.  Lond.  1690. 

An  Essay  towards  a  Scheme,  or  Modd  for  erecting  a 


National  East-India  Joint  Stock  or  Company  more  generally 
difilised  and  enlarged,  for  the  restoring,  establishing,  and  i>etter 
carrying  on  that  most  important  Trade.  fol.  Lond.  1691. 

Reasons  against  establishing  an  £ast-India  Company, 


with  a  Joint  Stock,  exclusive  to  all  others.  fol.  Lond.  1691. 

•  A  Letter  toa  Friend  connected  in  the  £ast-India  Treide, 


40  1696. 

Proposals  for  setling  the  East  India  Trade.     4*    Lond. 


1696. 


1696. 


An  Essay  on  the  East-India  Trade.  8®  Lond.  1696. 
A  Treatise  concerning  the  East  India  Trade.  4®  Lond. 


«  England  and  £ast-India  inconsistent  in  thdr  Manu&c« 

tures,  being  an  Answer  to  the  Essay  on  the  East-India  JVade. 
8»  Lond.  1697. 

Some  Reflections  on  a  Pamphlet,  entitled,  Engkmd  and 


East-India  inconsistent  in  their  Mannfactttres.  8^  Lond.  1696. 
Reasons  humbly  oflered  for  the  passing  a'  Bill  for  the 


hindering  the  Home  Consumption  of  £ast-India  Silks,  Bengals, 
&c.  in  Answer  to  the  Author  of  several  Objections  against  the 
said  Bill,  in  a  Book,  entitled,  an  £ssay  on  the  East-inaiaTrade» 
byT.S.  8«  Lond.  1697. 

INDIA 


I  ND 

INDIA  OrientaliM.  Tbe  great  Nece«sity  and  Advantage  of  pre^ 
serving  our  own  MaaufacUires,  being  an  Answer  to  a  FW* 
phlet,  entitled»  the  Honour  and  Advantage  of  the  Eaat-India 
Trade.  By  N.  C.  8»  Lond.  1697. 

A  Letter  from  a  Lawyer  in  the  Inner-Temple,  to  hii 

Friend  in  the  Country,  coneeming  the  East-India  Stock,  aod 
the  Project  of  uniting  the  old  and  new  Companiea.  8*  LoadL 
1698. 

-  A  Dialogue  between  a  Director  of  the  new  Eaat-India 


Company,  and  one  of  the  Committee  for  preparin^  Bj-Lawi 
for  tne  sayd  Company,  in  which  those  for  a  Rotation  of  Di- 
rectors,  and  the  preventing  of  Bribes,  are  particuhirly  debateiL 
4«  Lond.  1699. 

An  Answer  to  the  Case  of  the  oM  East-India  Compaoy, 


as  represented  by  themselves  to  Parhament  4^  Lond.  17CX). 

-  A  Memento  to  the  £ast-India  Companles»  or  an  Abstract 


of  a  Remonstrance  presented  to  the  House  of  Comoions  by  the 
Ea^i-India  Company  in  1628^  with  some  few  AnimadverBiooi 
on  it.  12»  Lond,  1700. 

Recueil  de  Voyafi^es  pour  rEstablissemeot  de  la  Com- 


pagnie  des  Indes  Orienta^les,  par  M.  de  ConstantiD.  I2P  Jaui, 
1703. 

Conformite  des  Coutumes  det  Indifns  Orientaux  avec 


ce11c«  (les  Juifs,  &  des  autres  Peopks  de  rAntiquit£,  par  M.de 
la  C.  8«  Brus.  1704.  • 

■■  ReflecUons  on  the  Prohibition  Act,  i.  e.  on  the  Act  pro- 

hibiting  the  Use  of  the  manu&ctured  Silks  of  India,  China, 
and  Persia,  in  this  Nation.  8®  Lond.  1708. 

Measures  taken  in  Denmark  for  the  Convernon  of  the 


Heathen  in  the  £ast  Indies.  8^  Lond.  1715. 

Recueil  des  Declarations,  Arrests,  Statuts»  Ordonnances 


&c.  concemant  la  Compagnie  Fran^oise  des  Indes  Orientalet. 
4«  Par.  17 16. 

Anciennes  Relations  des  Indes  &  de  la  Chin^  tnd. 


d'Arabe.  8»  Pflr.  1718. 
— —  Recueil  de  Pieces  en  Faveur  des  Coropagmes  Hollan- 
doises  pour  le  Commerce  des  Indes  Orientales  &  Occidentaks, 
&  contre  les  Pretemions  de  la  nouveUe  Compagoie  d'<^tende» 
&c.  4«  1724—28. 

Recueil  des  Voyages  qui  ont  servi  a  retablissement  de 


la  Compagiiie  HoUandoise  des  Indes  Ohentales.  12  tom.    12^ 

i{o«efi,l725. 
A  Lctter  to  a  Proprietor  of  tbe  East-India  Company, 

relaU\%  to  the  Loss  of.Madm.  &  Lond.  1749. 
Narrative  of  the  Truisactions  of  the  Briti^  Sqoadrons 

there  durin?  the  last  War.  8*  Lond.  1751. 


■  Defence  of  the  United  Company  of  the  Merchants  of 

EngUnd  trading  to  the  £.  Indies^  against  the  Dutcb  East-Iodia 
Company.  4«  Lomd.  1762. 

INDIA 


IND 

INDTA  Oneiaalis.    Letten  to  the  Proprietors  of  E.  India  Stock 
on  the  subject  of  Lord  Cllves  Jaghire.  ^  Ixmd.  1764. 

■  The  Nature  of  a  Quarantine :  with  remar)»  on  the  E. 

India  Coinpany'8  Aflfairs.  8®  Lond,  1767. 

Short  Tiew  of  the  Laws  now  subsisting  with  respect  to 


the  Powers  of  the  E.  India  Company.  ^  ^Lond.  1767. 

-  Attempt  to  pay  oif  the  National  Debt  by  abdhBhing  the 


£.  India  Company  of  Mercbants.  8*  Lcnd.  1767 

State  of  the  E.  India  Company^s  Affitirs.  8*  Lmd.  1768, 

Second  Letter  concerning  the  propo^  SupenrisorBhip. 


4«  Land,  1769. 

Vox  Populi  Vox  Dei.     Lord  Weyroouth^s  Appeal  to  a 


General  Court  of  India.  Proprietors  considered.  4*  Lcmd.  1769. 
•  Address  to  the  Proprietors  of  India  Stock^  shewing  the 


necessity  of  sending  Commissioners  to  manage  their  Ai&irs 
abroad.  ^  Lond.  1769. 

Essay  on  ihc  E.  India  Trade.  8^  Lmd.  1770. 

Authentic  Papers  conceming  India  Afi&irs.  8*  Lond, 


1771. 


Observations  on  the  present  state  of  the  E.  India  Com- 

pany.  8«  Lond,  1771. 

Thoughts  on  our  acquisitions  in  the  E.  Indies.  8*  Lond» 


1771. 


Thoughts  on  a  Pamphlet,  entitled,  Tlioughts  (m  our 
Acquisitions  in  the  E.  Indies.  8*  Lond.  1772. 

Charters  granted  to  the  E.  India  Company  from  1601 ; 


also  the  Treaties  and  Grants,  made  with  the  Princes  of  India 
from  1756  to  1772.  4« 

Letters  to  and  from  the  E.  India  Company'»  uervant^ 


relative  to  Treaties  and  Grantsfrom  1756tol766. 4®  Lond.  1772. 
Plan  for  the  Government  of  the  Provincc»  of  Bengal. 


4»  Lond.  1772. 

Letter  to  the  Proprietors  of  E.  India  Stock  on  sending 

Supravisors  to  India.  8°  Lond.  1772. 

Origin  and  Cau^  of  the  Continuance  of  the  disorders 


in  our  E.  India  Afiairs.  S^  Lond.  1772. 

Genuine  Minutes-of  the  Select  Comroittee  of  the  House 


of  Commons,  appointed  to  enquire  into  East  India  AfHiirs : 
being  an  account  of  ihe  Events  that  have  happened  in  India 
from  the  Commencement  of  I^rd  Clive'8  Govemment  to  thc 
latest  advices  received  by  the  Company.  8*  Lond. 177S. 

Account  of  the  Proceedings  in  thc  India  House  rela- 


live  to  the  Shipping  of  the  Company.  8"  Lond.  1774. 

Treaties  and  Grants*  from  the  Country  Powers  to  thc 


E.  India  Company.  4®  1774. 

•  The  Restoration  of  the  King  of  Tanjore  considered.  4^ 


1777. 

INDIA 


IND 

n^DIA  Orientalis.  Reports  of  the  select  Cotnmittee  appointcd  tf 
take  into  Considcration  Ihe  state  of  the  AdniiniitraiioD  of  Jus* 
tJce  in  the  Provinces  of  Bengal,  Babar,  and  Orissa.  fol.  1782. 

I  Correspondence  during  the  Indisposition  of  the  Com« 

mander  in  Cluef,  from  Septr.  1782  to  April  1783.  9  toU.  4» 
-  The  Case  of  the  £.  India  Company  aa  siated  and  ]>roved 


at  the  Bar  of  the  house  of  Lords,  Decr.  1783.  8^  Lond.  1784. 
Oboervations  upon  Mr.  Sheridan'8  pamphlet,  intitkd. 


"  Comparative  Statement  of  the  two  Biils  for  the  better  Govem« 
ment  of  the  British  Possessions  in  India."  4*  Lond.  1789. 

Account  of  the  Annual  Produce  of  thc  Reyenuci  of 


Fort  St.  George,  Bombay,  and  Fort  Marlbro*.  fol.  1789. 

Debates  at  the  India  House  on  the  general  prindplesof 


tbe  Company's  new  Charter,  and  on  the  important  services  of 
the  Marquiss  Comwalhs.  4®  Lond.  1793. 

-  Debate  at  the  India  house  in  regard  to  the  suppoil  of 


Govemment.  4®  Lond.  1794. 

•  Debates  at  the  India  House  conceming  Warren  Hast- 


ings,  &c.  4«  Lond.  1795. 

Considerations  on  the  Attempt  of  the  £.  India  Company 


to  become  Manufacturers  in  Great  Britain.  4*  Lond.  1796. 

Debate  at  the  India  liouse  on  the  subject  of  Private 


Trade.  4«  1801. 

.  The  fiflh  Report  from  the  select  Committee  of  tbe 


House  of  Commons  on  the  afiairs  of  the  £.  India  Company.  8^ 
Lond.  1812. 

•  A  short  Conversation  on  the  preseot  Crisis  of  the  Trade 


with  the  £.  Indies.  8<^  Lond.  1813. 

Letters  between  the  £arl  of  Buckinghamshire  and  the 


Chairman  of  the  £.  India  Couipany,  on  the  renewal  of  the  Com- 
pany's  Charter.  fol.  1813. 

•  Tbe  preliminary  Debate  at  the  £.  India  House  Jan.  5. 


1813,  on  the  neeociation  with  His  Majesty's  Ministers  relatire 
to  a  renewal  of  tne  Charter.  8°  Lond.  1813. 

— Charter  of  the  £.  India  CompanT.  4® 

Original  Papers  elucidatory  of  the  claims  preferred  by 


the  Officers  of  the  H.  Company'8  Army  in  India.  4* 

£xtracts  of  Letters  received  by  Capt  Calvert  from  the 


Govemor  and  Council  of  Fort  St.  George,  8*^ 

•  Observations  on  the  administration  of  Justice  in  Bengal, 


occasioned  by  the  late  proceedings  at  Dacca.  4^ 

£ast  India  Revenues.     An  Address  to  the   People  ci 


£ngland  on  the  apprehended  Sacrifice  of  their  Interests  by  a 
renewalofthe  Companv^sCharter.  8^  Lond. 

•  An  Arrest  on  tne  £.  Iqdia  Privateer  with  Reasons  for 


constituting  a  New  £.  India  Company  in  London.  4^ 

Summary  Remarks  on  the  Resources  of  the  R  Indiei. 


^  Lond. 

4  INDIA 


I  NF 

IKDIA  Orlenialis.  The  Easl-India  Trade,>a  titie  Nah*atlolii  ot 
divers  Ports  in  East-India,  of  tbe  Commoditieii  and  Trade  one 
Kino^dom  holdeth  with  another,  whereby  it  appeareth  how  much 
Profit  this  Nation  is  deprived  oif,  by  Restraint  of  Trade  to  those 
Parts.  4« 

• ' The  Answer  of  thc  £ast-India  Company  to  two  printed 

Papers  of  Mr.  Samnel  White,  one  entitled,  his  Oase,  the  other^ 
a  truc  Account  of  the  Passages  at  Mergen.  fo). 

Instructie  vor  de  Stierlyden^  gaendena  Indien,  onv  waer 


le  nemen  de  Eclipsen  der  Maene.  foL 

Middelen  om  uit  te  vinden  de  ware  ladinge  der  Scheepea 


na  hare  groote.  fol. 
INDIA  (fran.)  Hygiphilus,  sive  de  Febre  maligna,  Dialogi  duo. 

4«  Veron.  1593—9. 
— Dc  Podagra,  libri  duo.  4^  Veron»  1600. 

INDIANS,    V.   AMERICA. 

■  The  Indians  Petition,  or  Black  Jacks  pawawing  to  Don 

Pluto,  Lord  of  the  dark  region.  8®  Lond.  1710. 
The  Indians,  a  Tragedy.  ^  Land.  1790. 


INDIJCK  (henr.  van)  Oratio  contra  Literarum  humanionim  vi« 

tuperatores  et  obtrectatores.  4°  yimt.  1668. 
INDULGENCE.  The  History  of  the  Indulgence.  4»  1678. 
INDUSTRY.    A  Discourse  of  the  Necessity  of  encouraging  Mc- 

chanick  Industry.  4*^  Lond.  1690. 
INETT  (john)  An  Assize  Sermon.  4»  Lond.  1681. 
INEZ,  a  Tragedy.  8«  Lond.  1796. 

INFANS.  Tractatus  de  Regimine  Infantium.  fol.  Tur.  1563. 
INFANTRY.  The  French  way  of  excrcising.  fol.  Lond.  1672. 
■■       The  eighteen  Manoeuvres  as  practised  by  His  Miyeity^s 

Infantry.  12«  1794. 
INFANTS.    The  great  strujSfgle  that  took  place  between  Bedze^ 

bub  and  his  Hoiiness  respecting  the  making  Christians  of  In- 

fants.  By  I.  P.  12o  Lond. 
INFANTS,  CoUege  qf.  Account  of  the  General  Nursery,  or  Col- 
.     lege  of  Infants  set  up  by  the  Justices  of  Peace  for  the  Countj 

of  Middlesex.  4«  Lond.  1686. 
INFEODATION.     Memoire  concemant  rinfeodation  des  Do* 

maines.  4°  Par.  1787. 
INFIDELITY.  The  Spirit  of  Infidelity  detected  [by  Dr.  Grey.] 

8»  lAmd,  1728. 
INFIRMARY.    Proposals  for  raising  an  Infirmary  by  Subscrip* 

tion.  fol.  1740. 

Laws  of  the  London  Infirmary.  4**  Lond.  1743. 

INFORMERS.     Discourse  upon  Informations  and  Informers.  S\ 

Lond. 
The  true  Informer,  who  discovereth  the  causes  of  the 

sad  Distempers  in  Great  Brittanny  and  Ireland.  4^  OJtf,  1643. 

^ The  grand  Informer.  4°  Oif.  1647. 

—  A  further  coulinuance  of  the  grand  politick  Informer* 

4«  1653. 

VoL.  IIL  3  Y  mGMm. 


1  NG 

INGANNL    Gli  Infranni,  Comedia  dei  N.  S.  W  Fm.  1566. 

12*  Vind.  1587. 

l^  Fior.  1615. 

INGEy   O.  PERINGSKIOLD. 

INGEBERN  (joh.)  Chiromantia,  Metoposcopia,  et  PhyBiogno- 

mia  practica^  Germ.  8^  Franc.  1734. 
INGEGNERI  (car.  gugl.)  MeteorologiaoveroVaticiniiperpetni 

della  mutatione  de'  tempi,  et  d'a1tn  accidenti  del  Mondo.    8^ 

MiUm.  1657. 
INGEGNERI  (gio.)  v.  porta. 
■«  FisioDomia  naturale.  13*  Milan.  1607. 

12*  Fiterb.  1619. 

INGELEND  (thomas)  The  disobedient  Child^  an  Xnterlude.  ^ 

Lond.  Tho.  Colwell. 
INGELO  (n.)  The  Pcrfection,  Authority  and  Credibility  of  the 

Holy  Scriptures.    A  Sermon.  8*  Lond.  1659. 

Sermon  on  1  Cor.X.  31.  8*  1659. 

Bentivolio  et  Urania.  fol.  Lond.  1660. 

INGEN-HOUSZ  (joun)  Experiments  upon  Vegetablea»  discover- 

ine  their  gpreat  Power  in  purifying  the  Air  in  the  Sunahine, 

and  injuring  it  in  the  shade.  8^  Lond.  1779. 
INGENUIS  (FR.  de)  De  Jurisdictione  ReipublicsB  Venetse  in 

Mare  Adriaticum.  4<^  Elcuih.  1619. 
INGHIRAMI  (jacopo)  Narrazione  delle  Soknne  Edequie.   4' 

Sien.  1624. 
INGHIRAMIUS  (curtius)  Etniscarum  Antiquitatuin  FragmentJL 

fol.  Franc.  1637. 

Discorso  sopra  TOpposizioni  fattc  all'  Antichita  Tos- 

.  cane.  4®  Fir.  1645. 
INGLEFIELD  {Capt.)  Narrative  conceming  the  loaa  of  H.M.S. 

Centaur.  8®  Lond.  1783. 
INGLIS  (richmond)  Anna  andEdgar:  or  Love  and  AmbitioD. 

A  Tale.  4«  Edinb.  1781. 
INGOLDSBY  (Col.)  Declaration  and  £Dgafi;ement  of  the  Officen 

and  Soldiers  of  his  Regiment.  4^  Lond.  1649. 
INGOLDSBY  (rich.)  His.Case,  iu  relation  to  his  kte  Action  it 

Fontenoy.  fol.  Lond.  1745. 
INGOLDSTADIUM.    Ordo  Studionim  in  Academia.   4»  !»• 

goUt.  1571. 
■■  Academise  Ingolstadiensis  P^rtes  VIL  a  Val.  Rotmaro 

et  Jo.  Engerdo.  tom.  1.  4®  Ingolst.  1581. 
INGOLSTETTERUS  (joh.)  v.  ruland. 
■  De  Natura  Occultorum  et  Prodigioaonim,  Diasertatiob 

l^  Lip$.  1597. 


.^ 


INGPEN  (william)  The  Secrete  of  Numhers.  4«  Lond.  1624. 

INGRAM  (a.)  V.  BucLipEs.  J' 

INGRAM  (dale)  An  Essay  oq  the  Cause  and  Seat  of  the  Goati: 

8^  Rcading,  1743.  ^ 

INGBAM;- 


I  N  N 

INGRAM  (ilfr.)  Particulars  and  Inyentories  of  hii  Lands,  &€. 

fd.  Lond.  1731. 
IN6RASSIA  (jo.  PHiL.)  latropologia.  13»  iVap.  1544. 
-  De  Tumoribus  prater  Naturam.  fol.  Neap.  155S. 

'  Quettio  de  Medicamento  purgante,  et  alia  Opuscuk. 

4»  Ven.  1568. 

Informatione  Della  Pette  di  Pakmio  nell'  Anno  1575. 


ft  1576.  4^^  Palerm.  1576. 
-^--*— -  Methodus  curandi  pettifenim  Contarium  1575,  1576. 
^  Narib.  1583.  ' 


^ »•  De  Friffid»  Potu  post  MedicamenUim  purgant  Epistola. 

4*  Mediol.  1586. 

Comm.  in  Galeni  librum  de  Oanbus.  Ibl.  Panorm. 


1603. 
-     »■  ..i^  Constitutiones,  Capituli^  Jurifldictiones  ac  Pandects 

Regii  Protomedicatus  officii.  4®  Panorm.  1657. 
JNGUEN    (marsiuus)   In  Aristotelis  Libroa  de  Generatione^ 

Qu^tiopes.  fol.  1520. 

^ fbl.  Ven.  1567. 

JNGUIMBERT  (malachia  n')  Speoimen  Catholic»  Veritatis. 

fol,  PiMior.  17^. 
JNGULPHUS^  Abboi  CroyUmdenni.  r.  galb. 
■  -  Hi«toria,  edente  Hen«  Savile.  fd.  Lond.  1596. 

INIGO  (JUAN  baptista)  Memorial  por  la  Iglesia  de  Zaragoza. 

fd.  Madr.  1656. 
JNJUNCHONS  given  by  the  auenes  Maiestie  in  1559.  4<»  Lond^ 

R.  Jugge. 
»  4«  Lond.  1595. 


Injunctions  given  by  tbe  Kings  Majesty  to  the  Arch- 

bishops  of  this  ReaUn.  i?  Lond.  1694, 

Bishop  of  Londons  9tb  Cotiference  with  his  Clergy 


upon  the  5th  and  lOth  Injunctions  given  by  the  King.    4® 
Xx)»rf.  1699.  - 

JNJUNCTIONS.  L^r  to  a  Friend  in  I^ncashire,  occasioned 
by  a  Report  CjQi^iQerninglqgunctionsand  Prohibitionsby  Autho- 
rity,  relaUit^to  some  poinU  of  Religion  now  in  Debale.  8^. 
Lond.Jijf4. 

Booke  of  Secrets  to  make  Inke  and  Coloura.    Ta  which 
^ded  a  treatise  upon  making  Wine.  4*  Lond.  1596. 

(alex.)  Enquiry  into  the  Original  of  moral  Virtue,    8* 
Weum.  1728. 

INNES  (F.)  V.   TAITT. 

INNES  (geo.)  Discourses  on  practical  Subjects.  8®  Lond.  1783. 
INNES  (hugh)  MediUtions  and  Seasonings.    With  an  Easay  for 

the  revival  of  Prayer^  and  a  Sermon  on  Ps.  CXXII.  3.    ^ 

Glasg.  1756. 
INNES  (john)  A  short  Description  of  the  human  Muscles.    Id^ 

Edinb.  1776. 

IV  Edinb.  1778. 

4  INNES 


I  N  N 

INNES  (john)  Anatomical  Tables  of  the  human  Body,  iriA 

concise  Explanations.  4®  Edinb.  1776. 
INNES  (tho.)  A  critical  Essay  on  the  ancient  Inhabttants  «f 

Scotlarid.  2  vol.  8*  Lond.  172D. 
•-- Remarks  on  Mr.  Innes'5  critkal  Esaay  on  the  ancient 

Inhahitants  qf  Scotland.  4«  Edinb.  1733. 
INNES  (wM.)  A  sttmmarv  vicw  of  theleading  doctrines  ofthc 

Word  ofGod.  12«  Dimrfetf,  1805. 
INNICHENKOFERUS  Chen.)  Di^p«t.  de  Loco.  4*  Witf.  1621. 
INNIS  {Mqjar)  v.  berwick. 
INN-KEEPERS.     Abstract  of  the  Laws  Felating  to  Inn-keepersi 

&c.  S^  Lond.  1782. 
INNOCENCY  aod  Truth  justified.  4*  Lond.  1(>45. 
INNOCENS.     Le  Massacre  des  Innocens.  8«  Bord.  1789. 
•INNOCENS  (g.  des)  Examen  des  Elephantiqoe»,  ou  Leprcur. 

12«  Lyon.  1595. 

m Ostedogic.  I2<>  Bourd.  1604. 

INNOCENS  (m.  g.  des)  v.  cauuaco. 

INNOCENT.     The  Innoccnl  delivered  out  of  the  Snarc,  and  tfa^ 

bhnd  Goide  fallen  into  the  Pit,  4^  Lond.  1655. 
■■         —  Innocents  no  Saints,  or  a  pair  of  Spectacles  fbr  a  dark^ 

sighted  Quaker,  by  E.  D.  4»  Lond.  1658. 
INNOCENTIUS  III.  Papa.    Opera.  fol.  Col.  1575. 
' Epistola  Decretal^  exscripta  ex  antiquis  Collcctionibiit 

Decretahum,  pubHcatis  ab  Antonio  Augustino.  Lae.  &  Gali.  4f 
De  Conteropta  Mundi,  sive,  de  Miseria  hiunanse  Con- 


ditionis.  Lib.  III.  12«  Par.  1645. 
INNOCENTIUSX.  Papa.     I^ettre  addressee  anx  Patriarches 
.    Archevesques.  et  Eve^^ques  de  TEghse  Catholique  sur  les  pre- 

sentes  necessitez  de  ia.Chretiente  cohtre  le  Twrc.  4«  Par.  1645. 
INNOCENTIUS  XI.  P<$F<kDecrets  portans  Suppression  d'on 

Office  de  la  Conception  inun^rculse.  8^  1678. 

AngL  12«  Ox/TS?<L 

EntivurfFderer  zwischen  IhnocerfilLXI.  Und  Ludovico 


Xiy.  Rechts  schwebender  gefahrlicher  IrruiWpwnd  Misshel- 
ligkeiten.  4«  Lips.  1687.  ^ 

Lettre  exhortatoire  au  Roy  d'Angleterre. 


INNOCENTIUS  Xn.  r.  cHi.NA 

■  Constittttio  inoderatQria  donationum  et   distributll^ 

redituuni  EcclesiasCicoriun  in  Consanguineos.  12« 
— -^ Instruzzioni  e  Regole  degli  Ospizi  gencrali  per  li  Fo^ 

veri  da  fondarsi  nei!o  Stato  Ecclesiastico.  4«  Rom.  1693 
— — — ^  La  Mendicitd  proveduta  nella  Citt4  di  Roma  coir  Oa- 

pizio  publico,  &c.  4«  Rom.  1693. 

•  Damnatio  ei  Prohibitio  Libri,  cui  Titulus,  ExpUcation 


I 


des  Maiimes  des  Sainfs.  Lat,  &  Gall.  8«  1699. 

Cooiititutioh  en  forme  de  Bref  de  N.  S.  Pere  Innoccnt 


XII.  portant  condamnation  du  Livre  intitul^  :  ExpUcaiiom  de^ 
Maximes  des  Saints,  &c.  12«  Par.  1699. 

INNOVATIOK 


t 


11* 

to 
ce 
ol. 
al 
)f. 
8« 

Ca- 

?ent, 

Litc. 

.ella  Sphera. 

;oraie.  12^  VU 

8»  Lond.  1791. 
ComaKiia.  12^  Frn. 


INTRONATI 


IN  S 

INQUISmO.  Noticias  reconditas  de  las  Liquisicionei  deEspalh 
y  Portugal.  8»  Vill^f,  1722. 

Rise  and  present  Staie  of  the  Inquiaitioii.    8^  Lond. 
1730. 

Brief  Representation  of  the  cr6el  Proceedinga  agaimt 


Protestantb  in  tbe  Inquisition.  8^  Lcnd,  1734. 

Narrative  of  the  Inquisition  in  Italj^  Spaio^  and  Poita* 


gal.  8»  Lofui.  1748. 
INQUISITION  after  blood.  4»  Lond.  1649. 
■■■  Inquest  after  blood,  being  relation  of  sereral  InqQisi- 

tions  of  all  tbat  have  died  by  any  vioknt  death  in  die  Citj  of 

London.  &c.  4t^  Lond.  1670. 
INQUISITIONES  R£TORNATiE.  Inquisitionam  ad  CapeDam 
.  I>omini  Regis  Retornatarumj  quse  in  Archivis  Scotiae  adhuc 

aervantur  Abbreviatio.  2  tom.  foL  Lond.  1811. 
INSANITY.    The  Domestic  guide  in  Casea  of  Insanity.    ISf 

Wanley,  1805. 
INSCRIPTIONES.     Inscriptiones  antiquae,  variis  m  Locis  re< 

pertae,  atque  alis^  quam  quse  in  Romano  Codice  continentur^ 

per  Jo.  Tacuinum.  4t^  Ven.  1525. 
■■  ■'   ■         Inscriptionum  Monumenta  publica  in  Itinere  per  Ger> 

maniam,  Bdguim,  Angliam,  Galliam,  et  Pobniam^  a  JML  T« 

collects.  l^  Gedan.  1696. 

Sicili»e  et  objacentium  Insularum  veterum  Inacriptio- 


num  nova  CoHectio.  fol.  Panorm,  1769. 
INSECTS.    Figures  of  Insecte.  8» 

INSEGNE.  Le  Insegne  di  alcune  Famiglie  d^Italia  colorate. 
INSIGMA  civicas,  or  the  Anti-Royalists  described.  4^  LomL 
INSTITUT.  Memoires  de  rinstitut  National  dea  Sciences  et  ArU 

— Lit^rature  et  Beaux-Arts.  5  tom.  4*  Par.  An.  VI.— XII. 

[1797— 180S.] 
*■  Sciences  morales  et  politiquei.  5 

tom.  4»  Par.  An.  VI.— XIL  [1797—1803.] 
»■  ■■  -  Sciences  mathematiquea  et  physi« 

ques.  10  tom.  4*  Par.  An,  VI.  [1797]— 1810. 

Mempires  presentes  par  divers  Savans^ — Sct« 


ences  mathematiques  et  physiques.  2  tom.  4®  Par.  An.  XIV. 
[1805]— 1811. 

-  Base  du  Syst^me  metrique  decimal,  ou  Meiure 


de  TArc  du  Meridien  compris  entre  les  Parall^les  de  Dunkerque 
et  Barcelone,  executce  par  MM.  Mechain  et  I>elambre.^^te 
des  Memoires  de  l'Institut.  3  tom.  4«  Par.  1806—1810. 

INSTRUCTION.  Quatre  fideles  Instructiona  pour  lea  Simples. 
12^  [lit.  Goth.-] 

Instructions  et  Enseignemens,  ensemble  Proverbes,  Da» 

mandes  et  Joyeuk  quoUbetz  faictz  par  lindegent  de  Saptence. 

INSTRUCTION. 


t  NT 

INSTRUCnON.    Instructions  pour  les  Deput^s  de  la  S^n*- 
chaussee  de  *  *  *.  8* 

■  ■  A  short  way  of  Instrnctioa  in  things  of  concernment. 

12«  Lond.  1643. 
INSTRUMEN.TA.     De  novis  ab  Autore  inventi&  Instrumentis  et 

modo  quo  per  eadem  Stellarum  fixanim  situs  Solisque  motuft 

annuus  obserrantur.  12*^ 
INSULANDER  (crisp.)  Dissert  de  Astorgia.  12^  Ups.  1691. 
INSULIS  (mich.  ab)  Quod]il>etum  Coloniense,  de  Fnitemitate  S. 

Rosarii  B.  Mariae  Virginis.  4*  Lugd.  1488. 
INSURANCE.     Advertisement  from  the  Insurance  office  for 

houses.  fol. 
'  Letter  to  a  gentleman  of  the  Insurance  Office  concera* 

ing  the  Cities  Insurance  office.  fol. 
Second  Letter  to  one  of  the  Committee.  fol. 

■  A  table  of  the  terms  of  Insurance.  fol.  1681. 

An  enquiry  whether  it  be  to  the  interest  of  the  City  to 

insure  houses  from  Fire.  fol.  Lond.  1681. 

■  An  order  of  Common  Councill  respecting  Insurance 
from  fire.  fol.  1681. 

— ^  A  Letter  on  the  insuring  of  Houses  from  fire.    fol- 
1682. 

•  Table  of  the  Insurance  office  at  Backside  of  the  Royal 


Exchange.  fol.  1689. 

>  A  Letter,  giving  an  account  of  the  two  Insurance  of- 


fices,  with  an  answer.  fol.  1684. 

Essays  towards  iHustrating  the  science  of  Insurance.  8^ 


Lmd,  1747 
INTELLIGENCER.  The  Character  of  a  moderate  Inteliigencer, 

with  some  select  Poems.  By  J.  C.  4*  Land.  1647. 
INTEREST,  r.  money. 

— No  Interest  beyond  the  pnncipal],  or  the  Court  of  Ca- 

misado.  Also  newes  from  Scotland.  4*  Lond,  1648. 
■  ■  Tables  of  nniversal  Interest  8*  Lond. 

Tables  for  the  ready  calculation  of  Bills^  Interest,  Rent» 


&c.  4«  Lond.  1801. 
INTERIANO  (PAOLo)  Rittretto  delle  Histoire  Genoven.  4«  Luc. 

1551. 
■  Inventione  della  Longitndine,  e  Ristretto  deOa  Sphera. 

4*  Luc.  1551. 
lNTERVERIO(poMp.)Dichiororghia,FavolaPastoralc.  12»  W* 

cen.  1604. 
INTOLERANCE.  Six  Lettcrs  on  Intolerance.  8*  Lond.  1791. 
INTRONATI  (CLi  accademici)  II  Sacrificio,  Comcedia.  12*  Te^ 

1550. 

12«  Ven.  1554. 

— \<^  Ven.  1595. 

L^Hortensio,  Comedia.  12«  Sien.  1571. 

INTRONATT 


JO  A 

INTRONATI  (gu  accademici)  Dialogo  de  Giuocbi,  cbeneQe 
Vegghie  Sanesi,  si  usano  di  fare.  4®  Sien.  1573. 

8°  Ven.  1574. 

8«  1581. 

INVASION.     Orders  meet  to  be  observed  iipon  any  Foraine  lo- 
vasion.  4®  Lond.  1642. 

Proclamation  touching  an  Invasion  from  HoUand.  foL 

1^.1688. 

-  The  important  questions  conceming  Invasions,  a  eea 


war,  raising  the  Mihtia,  and  paying  Foreign  Troops.  8*  Lmd. 
1755. 

Speculative  Ideas  on  the  probable  consequences  of  an 


Invasion.  8«  Lond.  1782. 

•  Names  of  those  who  contributed  to  the  defence  of  tbis 


country  at  the  Time  of  the  Spanish  Invasion  in  1588.  4^  L(md. 

1798. 
INVEGES  (august)  De  dignitate  Siculae  historiae.  4®  Panorm» 

1709. 
INVERNESS,  V.  scotia. 

INVERNIZIUS,  V.  ARISTOPHANES. 

INVIDIA.     De  Invidia.  Gr.  Fol.  Ven.  ap.  Ald.  1495. 
INVISIBLE  John  made  visible,  or  a  grand  pimp  of  tyranny  poar* 

trayed.  4<>  Lond.  1659. 
INUNDATION.     Gods  waming   to  his  people  of   England; 

wherein  is  r/elated  his  most  wonderful  works  by  the  late  oyer-. 

flowing  of  the  Waters  in  the  Counties  of  Somerset,  Gloucester, 

Monmoutb»  Glamorgan,  Carmarthen  and  Cardigan.  AP  Lond. 

1607. 
■'  Report  of  certain  wonderful  overflowings  of  Waters  in 

Somersetshire,  Norfolk»  and  other  places  in  England.  4^  Lond. 

1607. 

True  relation  of  the  great  Inundation  of  the  Lower 


Town  of  Deptford.  4°  Lond,  1651. 

Inundations  of  the  Sea  in  HoUand  and  at  YamiouLth.  4^ 


Lond.  1651. 

'• —  News  from  Lincolnshire,  &c.  being  a  true  Relation  of 

the  great  floods  that  happepced  in  Enghuid  in  1674.  49  Lond. 
1674. 

Relation  of  the  late  Inundations  in .  HoUand.  4®  Lond.^ 


1675. 
INVOCATIONS  to  thc  Deity,  the  Ocean,  and  to  Woman.    T^^ 

which  is  added  Dissolution,  a  Fragment.  12**  Lond, 
INWOOD  (JBTHEO)  Sermons  in  which  are  explained  the  Virtucf 

of  Fr^  Masonry.  8®  Dcpiford. 
JOACHIM  Ahbas,  v.  scaliger.  i 

Vaticinia.  4<>  Ven.  1589. 

JOACHIM  (JOH.  p.)  Groschen  Cabinet.  2  voL  8«  Leipz.  1739— 

55. 


Muenz-Cabinet.  4  tom.  4°  Nurmh.  1761-^73. 


JOAM,  V.  JOUANNES. 

JOANNA 


JO  c 

JOANNA  Papisaa,    Assertio,  contra  Jesuitas,  Mulkrem  esse.  4* 

1597. 
'- Papa  Mulier,  sive  Narratio  de  Papa  Joanne  VIII  Fob« 

mina.  W  Witeb,  1609. 

• — — '  Joanna  Papisaa  toti  Orbi  manifesta.  12*  Oppenh.  1619, 

The  Anatomie  of  Popc  Joan.  12*  Lond,  1624 

A  Present  for  a  Papist ;  or  the  Life  and  Death  of  Pope 


Joan.  12"  Lond.  1675. 

JOANNES,   17.  JOHANNES. 

JOANNITIUS.    Isagoge  ad  Tegni  Galieni.  fol.  [Lit.  Golh.J 

' —  12«  [Ut.  Gotk.] 

JOANNIUS  (jo.)  Liber  de  Utilitate  Pilularum  Aloeticarum.  8* 
Pai,  1630. 

JOB,  V.  BIBLIA.  BLACKMORE.  CALVINUS.  CARYL.  HEPTATCUCHUg. 
JOSHUA.  PATRICR.  PETBRS.  REISfCE.  SAVONAROLA.  THWAITE8. 
YOUNG. 

'  Observationes  miscellaneae  in  librum  Job,  8cc.  prsmissa 

^t  critica  dissertatio,  cum  examine  Oraculi  celebratissimi  de 
Goele.  8«  Amst.  1758. 

JOB,    V.  BLUETT. 

JOBERT  (Louis)  La  Science  des  Mcdaillea.  12^  Par.  1695. 

— 12»  Par.  1715. 

12»  Afns.  1717. 

2  tom.  12«  Par.  1789. 

Angl.  by  O.  Walker.  8»  Lond.  1697. 

8»  Land,  1715. 

JOBLOT  (l.)  Descriptions  &  Usages  de  pliisieurs  nouveaux  Mi'*' 

croscopes.  4»  Par.  1718. 
JOBSON  (rich.)  The  golden  Trade,  or  a  Discovery  of  the  River 

Gambia,  and  golden  Trade  of  the  Ethiopians.  4»  Lond.  162S. 
JOCELINE  (n.)  Parliament  Physick  for  a  Sin-sick  Nation.    4« 

Lonc?..  1644. 
JOCH  (johan.  gborg.)  Leich-Rede  bey  Beerdigung  des  Herm 

Georg  Ludwig  Ruckers.  12»  Jen.  1704. 
JOCH  (john  ceo.)  Qusstio,  De  Monstris  nobiliorum.  4»  1667. 
JOCHERUS  (chr.  gottl.)  Disput.  de  eflfectibus  Musicae  in  hf^* 

minem.  4»  Lips.  1714. 
JOCI.    Fasciculus  novus^  exhibeoi  varia  Variorum  Scripta  Joco- 

seria.  4»  1632. 
JOCISCUS  (andr.)  Oratio  de  Ortu,  Vita,  et  Obitu  J.  Oporini. 

Adjungitur  librorum  per  J.  Oporinum  excusorum  Catalogus. 

12»Jrgeii/.  1569. 
JOCK  OF  BREAD.    The  humble  Petition  of  Jock  of  Bread, 

Scotland,  to  the  Parhament  at  Edinburgh.  4»  Lond.  1648. 
JOCKEY  Club,  or  a  Sketch  of  the  Manners  of  die  Age.  8»  Lond. 

1792. 

. The  female  Jockey  Club.  8»  Lond.  1794. 

JOCKUSCH    (joh.)   Dissert.  de  Liene  morbi6cantc.    4*    Witt. 

1716. 
Dissert.  de  Morbis  Epidemiis.  4*  Wttt.  1717. 


JO  H 

JOCKY.    The  Gentleman'8  Jocky  and  appToved  F^rrfer.    B^ 

Lmd.  1687. 
~— —  The  experienced  Jocky,  Compleat  HorsemaD;  or  Gen- 

Ueman'9  Delight.  12«  Lond,  1684. 
JOD£  (PBTR.  de)  Academi»  Graphices  GgMvw  varise.  fel.  Amw. 
JODRELL  (richard  paul)  v,  euripides.  n 

The  Per»ian  Heroine,  a  Tragedy.  8«  Lond.  1786. 

JOECHER  (cHRTST.  coTTLiEB.)  Philosophia  Hsresiam  Obez.  4* 

Lips.  1733. 

JOEL^  V.  BTBLIA. 

JOEL.    Compendiaria  Cbronegrapbia.  Gr.  Laf.  Leone  AUali» 

interprete.  IbL  Por.  1651. 
JOEL  (FRAN.)  Opera  Medica.  6  tom.  4«  Rost.  1680,  1. 
4*  AtHH.  1668. 


Thesis  de  Anima  ratiooalU  4*  Gtyph.  1613^ 
Assertio  de  Anorexia  Ventriculi.  4*  Wilt.  1615- 
•  Disput.  de  Morbo  sacro.  4^  M.  Caii.  1618. 


JOEL  (r.  ibn  schoeb)  Olai  SabbiUh,  i.  e.  HolocaHstum  Sabbadir, 

Concioiies  in  Legem.  fol.  Vcn. 
JOEPSERIUS  (jac.  jos.)  Isagoge,  «en,  Manuduetio  ad  Vitan» 

longiorem.  4^  Norib.  1680. 
JOERDENS  (cHR.  fr.)  Dissert  de  Aadilus  Vittis.  4^  Jbi.  1720k 
JOHANNES  BaptiHa,  v.  sarto. 
— —  Tyrannical  GoTernment  anatomised  :  -  er  a  Disceurse 

conceming  evil  Counsellors,  being  tbe  Ltie  and  Deatb  ef  5iAxa 

the  Baptist.  AP  Lond.  1642. 

•  John  tlte  Baptist,  Foreninner  of  Xt.  Jemis,  or  a  i 


sity  for  liberty  of  Conscience.  4®  Lond.  1644. 
JOHANNES  (s.)  Evangeiista.  v.  benson.  cbrtsostoxus.  beas- 

MUS.  GUALTHERUS.  HELM.  FSALIil.  TESTAMBNTUM  NOYUIf.  WOOD- 

nousE. 
-  Quaestiones  aliquot  in  Apocalypsin.  12* 

■  ■    ■        The  Revdation  of  St  John  cooiidered  as  anuding  to 

certain  services  of  tbe  Jewish  Teropk.  [by  HaiDs.  Wood.1  8* 

Lond.  1787. 
JOHANNES  Adolphtts.  Pr.  Har.  Norvigia.  v.  bbrnbabdxnus. 
JOHANNES  AngUa  Rex.  v.  berrington.  peynne« 
JOHANNES  Angliciis.  v.  gadesoen. 
JOHANNES,  Patriarcha  Antiochenus.  v.  polybiqs. 
— —  Scriptum  de  comparatione  maximi  Pontificb  ad  stcn>* 

sanctum  Consilium.  4^  Par. 
JOHANNES  L  Arag.  Rex.  v.  pineda. 
JOHANNES  (d.)  Austriacus.  Sommier  discours  des  jvstea  Caases 

et  Raisons  qui  ont  eontrainct  les  Estats  Generaulx  de  pomnroir 

a  leur  Defience  contre  Jean  d'Autriche.  ^  Anv.  1577. 
4«  Antv.  1577. 


■  Discours  des  Choses  passees  es  Pai&-bas  depuis  sa  Ve- 

nue.  8*>  L^on.  1578. 

Responsio  ad  Libellum,  cujus  Titulus  est,  Dechtraiio 


Instituti  atque  ConsiHi  D,  Joasmis  Austriaci,  kc  9  Ani.  apud 
Plant.  1578. 

lORANNES 


JO  H 

JOHANNES  (d.)  Austriacus.    UHistoire  de  Don  Jean  d*Au- 

tricbe.  12^  Amst.  169a 
JOHANNES  Banlides  II.  Dux  Mosawia.    Apologia  pro  illo. 

4«  Vien.  1711. 
JOHANNES  CanonioiM.  Que&tiones  super  libros  AristoteliB  pby- 

sicorum.  fol.  Ven,  1487. 
JOHANNES  Carthaginensii.    Praus  Oratioois  Mentalis.  4*  Ven. 

1618. 
JOHANNES  I.  Rex  LMsitamm.    Cronicas  del  Rey  Do  Joam  I.  e 

cios  ReysD.  Duarle  e  D.  Aftbnso  V.  fol.  Lu6.  1643. 
JOHANNES  Episcopus  Gasloriensie.    Constitutiones  servandae  a 

Presbyteris  Fffiderat.  Belg.  laborantibus.  8*  Bmx.  1668. 
JOHANNES  Episeopus  Ckemensis.  v.  onusecclesub. 
JOHANNES  Constantinopolitanus.    CoBipendiuai  Artis  Logic», 

Armen.  24«  Massil.  1674. 
JOHANNES  Mttropol.  Euckaitensis.    Versus  lambici  in  princi- 

palium  Festorum  pictas  Historias ,  Gr.  edit  a  Matth.   Busto 

Etonensi.  4«  Eton.  1610. 
JOHANNES  Episeop.    Skalholtiwt.    Historia  Ecclesiastica  \m 

landiae.  4  tom.  4«  Haun.  1772—78. 
JOHANNES  (PMDERicijs)  Saxonia  Dux.  v.  eosin. 
JOHANNES  Galiensis.  Summa  Collationum  verbum  Dei  prsedi- 

cantibus  utilis.  fol.  Par.  1516. 
JOHANNES  (geo.  chr.)  v.  conradus. 
'  ■  Commemoratio  Causarum  suscepte  justoe  defensionis, 

ab  illustr.  Principibus  Johaiine  FridericoDuce  Saxonie,  et  Phil* 

ippo  landgravio  Hassiee.  4^  1543. 

De  Rebus  Germanicb^  Tabularum^  littentrumque  ve« 


ternm  Spicilegium.  8®  Franc.  ad  M.  1724. 
JOHANNES  a  Deo.  Vita.  12»  Dmoc.  1623. 
JOHANNES  Giastoniensis.    Chronica^  sive  Historia  de  Sebus 

GIastoniensibu.s  d  Tbo.  Ilearne.  2  vol.  8^  Oxon.  1726. 
JOHANNES  Gramtnaticus.  v.  philohonus. 
JOHANNES  Hagustaldensis.  v.  anolia. 
JOHANNES  Hierosolymitanus.    Stabilimenta  Rhodiorum  Mili* 

tum  sacri  Ordinis  Hospitalis  Sancti  Joannis  Hierosolimitaoi.  fol. 
JOHANNES  (io.)  De  Pilulis  Aloeticis,  &c.  4*  Pai.  1611. 
JOHANNES  Hispaletisis.    Epitome  totius  Astrologiae.    4*    iVb- 

rib.  1548. 
JOHANNES  Hispania  Princeps.  v.  cakvaial,  " 
JOHANNES  Jandonus.  v.  janouno. 
JOHANNES  Lambacensis.    Vit«e  ct  Miracula  Ss.  Adalberonii» 

Altmanni,  et  Gebehardi.  12^^  Aug.  Vind.  1619. 
JOHANNES  Monachus  Mqjoris  Monasterii.    Historia  Gaufiredi 

Ducis  Normannorum.  8^  Par.  1610. 
JOHANNES  VIII.  Papa.  v.  joanna  Papissa. 
JOHANNES  XXII.  Papa.  UAii  transmutatoire  du  Pape  Jean. 

8» 

JOHANNES 


J  O  H 

JOHANNES  Parisicnsis,  De  modo  cxifitendi  Corpiw  ChrUt!  hi 

Sacramento  Altaris,  alio  qnam  sit  ille  quem  tenet  Bcclesia :  cui 

praefixa  est  Prsefatio  historica  de  Dogmate  Transubstantiationb. 

199  Lond.  1686. 
JOHANNES  n.  Rey  de  Castilla  y  Leon.    Cronica.  fol.  Logron. 

1517. 
JOHANNES  III.  Rex  Polonia.     Memoirs  of  his  Life  and  Ae- 

tions.     In  verse,  by  Alex.  Tyler.  4«  Edinb.  1685. 
JOHANNES  IV.     Portugailia  Rex.    Verhael  van't  geene  sich 

heeft  toegcdraegen  in  Portugal  tot  op  den  33  Maert.  1641, 

sedert  de  Krooning  Jean  de  IV.  uyt  den  Portugeesch,  4*  Amu. 

1641. 
Manifest  van't  Koninghrijcke  waerom  de  Inwoonders 

nu  aengbenomen  Joan  de  IV.  overgheset  ujrt  't  Portugeesch.  4* 

Amst.  1641. 
JOHANNES  Preciosus.  v.  goes.  z 

JOHANNES  Sarisberiensis.    Polycraticus  de  Curialium  Nugis  et 

Vestigiis  Philosophorum.  4*  Par.  1513. 

^ '. 12°  Lugd.  Bat.  apud  Plant.  1595. 

8«  Lugd.  Bat.  1639. 


Metologicus.  Sf>  Par.  16ia 
8«  Lugd.  Bat.  1639. 


JOHANNES  Scholasticus.    Disput.  De  Figura.  4«  Marp.  ^59|. 
JOIJANNES  Valensis.    De  Regimine  Vite  Humanc.    12*  Ven. 

1496.  « 

JOHANNES  De  Wallingford.  v.  gale. 
JOHANNES  WILHELMUS  Saxonia:  Dux.    Anordnung  wegen 

beforgender    ansteckenden    Seuchen    und   Kranckheiten.    4* 

Weimar.  1680. 

JOHN  (gEO.)  V.  AQUEPONTANUS. 

JOHN  (JAC  SEV.)  Dissert.  de  Menstruis  immodicis.    4*    AUd. 

1672. 
JOHN  (jo.  FR.)  Chemisches  Lahoratorium ;  oder  Anweisung  zur 

Chemischen  Analyse  der  Naturalien.  8°  Berl.  1808. 
JOHN  (sT.)  GerhemvelL    Reasons  against  the  Bill  for  making 

provision  for  the  Rector  of  St.  John's,  Clerkenwell,  fol. 
JOHN  (theodore)  An  Account  of  his  Conversion  from  Judaism. 

12»  Lond.  1693. 
JOHNES  (M.  w.)  Technica  Memoria.  S^  Netvp.  1802. 
JOHNES  (t.)  r.  brocquiere.  froissart. 

JOHNS  (h.  J.)  V.  WILLIAMS. 

JOHNSEN  (H.)  Anti-Merlerius  Confutation  of  Lillic's  Prcdio. 

tions  for  1648.  12»  Lond.  1648. 
JOHNSON  (A.)  V.  ROE. 
JOHNSON  (abr.)  Lucina  sine  concubitu.  A  Letter  to  the  Royal 

Society.  8»  Lond.  I7^a 

JOHNSON 


J  O  H 

JOHNSON  (ant.)  Historical  Accountof  IheEnglishTranslation» 

of  the  Bible,  and  the  opposition  they  met  witb  from  thc  Church 

of  Rome.  8«  Lond.  1750. 
JOHNSON  (benj.)  Original  Poems.  8«  Boncaster.  1798. 
JOHNSON  (benj.)  The  English  Grammar.  fol.  1640. 
JOHNSON  {Capt.)  Memoirs  of  that  celebrated  Courtezan  Eli«. 

Mann.  8«  Lond.  1724. 
JOHNSON  (charles)  Love  and  Liberty,  a  Tragedy.  4«  Lond. 

1709. 
JOHNSON  (cHAs.)  General  History  of  Pyrates.  8«  Lond.  1724. 

History  of  the  Lives  and  Actibn»  of  famoi^s  Highway- 

/  men,  Murderers,  Street  Robbers,  &c.  fol.  Lond.  1734. 
fol.  Birm.  1742. 


JOHNSON  (d.)  Practicae  Medicina  liber  de  -ffilgritudinibus  Ca- 

pitis.  4<>  Lond.  1602. 
JOHNSON  (francis)  A  Treatise  conceming  the  Exposition  of 

Matth.  18,  17,  Tdl  tlie  Church,  &c.  4«  1611. 
JOHNSON  (francis)  Treatise  against  two  errors  of  the  Anabap* 

tists.  l^  Lond.  1645. 
Funeral  Sermon  on,  by  J.  L.  4«  Lond.  1678. 

JOHNSON  (GEO.)  V    WERGE. 

JOHNSON  \Sir  henry)  v.  peck. 

JOHNSON  (henry)  An  Introduction  to  Logography:   or  the 

Art  of  arranging  for  printing  with  words  eniire.    8®  Land. 

1783. 
JOHNSON  (humph.)  A  Treatise  of  practical  Arithmetick.   12^ 

Lond.  1710. 
JOHNSON  (JAC.)  Epigi-ammata.  12«  Lond.  1615. 
JOHNSON  (james)  Bp.  of  Worcester.  v.  butt. 
■  Sermon  before  the  Society  for  the  propagation  of  the 

gospel.  4*  Lond.  1758. 
JOHNSON  (jAMEs)  Scots  Musical  Museum.  vol.  1,  3  &  6.    8* 

Edinb.  1787—90. 
JOHNSON  {Sir  john)  His  life  and  Execution  for  steaHng  Mr». 

Mary  Wharton.  8»  Lond.  1690. 
JOHNSON  (john)  Vindication  of  the  Bp.  of  Norwich  from  thc 

reflections  of  J.  Johnson  in  his  book  The  unhloody  Sacrijice.  12* 
.    Lond. 
JOHNSON  (john)  Almanacke  and  Prognostication  for  1611. 12* 

Lond. 

-? •  Prognostication  for  1612.  12®  Lmd. 

JOHNSON  (john)  EKAAMtll  TON  AIKAION:  or  thc  «hining 

forth  of  the  Righteous.     A  Sermon  on  the  death  of  Rev*.  S. 

Chamock.  AP  Lond.  1680. 
JOHNSON  (john)  Lifc  of  A.  Brett,  with  three  of  his  posthumoui 

Tracts  &c.  8«  Lond.  1748. 
JOHNSON  Joohn)  The  Love  of  God.    A  Funeral  Scrmon  on  S. 

Hunter.  8<>  Liverpool,  1758. 

JOHNSON 


J  O  H 

JOHNSON  (john)  An  Account  of  his  bcing  Hanged  fivc  Daj» 

and  preserved  alive.  4^  Lond, 
JOHNSON  (john)  The  Case  of  a  Rector  refusing  U>  fNreach  a 

Visitation   Sermon :    and  the  Case  of  occasional    Days  «id 

Prayers.  12°  Lond.  1721. 

■  The  duty  of  the  Clergy  to  ob»erve  Daya  of  Faadng  and 
Thanksgiving,  and  to  use  the  Pi-ayers  provided  for  such  sdkm- 
nities.  Considered  in  an  Answer  to  Mr.  Johnson'»  Tract,  in- 
titied^  the  Casc  qf  occasional  Days  and  Prayers,  ifc.  8*  Lond, 
1722. 

JOHNSON  (john)  CoUection  of  all  the  Ecclesiastical  Lairs,  Ca- 
nons,  Answers  or  Rescnpts,  with  other  Memorials  coaceroiD^ 
the  Church  of  England.  2  ParU.  8»  Lond.  1720. 

. JOHNSON  (JONATHAN)  The  auaker  quasht.  4»  Lond.  1659. 

JOHNSON  (maggy)  v.  ramsay. 

JOHNSON  (b.)  An  Apology  for  the  Clergy,  in  which  the  Bp.  of 
Londons  late  Charge  is  considered.  To  which  is  add^  a  Propo- 
sal  respecting  Residence.  4®  Lond.  1759.  « 

JOHNSON  (B.)  A  Letter  to  Mr.  W.  Agard  in  Cambridge,  with  a 
petition  of  the  Englbh  to  the  King.  4<>  Lond.  1642. 

JOHNSON  (richabd)  A  Treatise  ot  the  Genders  of  Latin  Nouw. 
Being  a  Specimen  of  Grammatical  Commentariea.  8*  Load. 
1763. 

■  ' '  '     ■  -  Grammatical  Commentaries.  8*  Lond,  1706. 

"  Defence  of  the  Grammaticai  Commcntaries.  8*  Lond. 

1707. 

-  Additions  and  Emendations  to  the  Grammatical  Com- 


mentarie».  ^  Nottingh.  1718. 

Cursus  Equestris  Nottinghamiensis.  Carmen.  4*  Lojid 


1709. 
— Aristarchus  Anti-Bentleianus.    Quadraginta  sex  Bcnt- 

leii  Errores  super  Horatii  odarum  lib.  I.  ostendens.  2  Pute& 

8»  Nottin^h.  1717. 
'  Noctes  Nottinghamicie,  or  cursory  Objections  againit 

the  Syntax  of  the  common  Grammar.  8®  Nottingh.  1718. 
JOHNSON  (richard)  The  famous  History  of  the  seyen  Cbam- 

J)ions  of  Christendom.  2  Partsi  4<^  Lond. 
HNSON  (rob.)  Essaies,  or  rather  imperfect  Oflers.  12®  Land. 

1607. 
JOHNSON  (rob.)  Lux  et  Lex.  A  Fast  Sermon.  4»  Lond.  1647. 
JOHNSON  (robert)  Enchiridion  medicum :  or  a  Manual  of  Phy- 

sick.  8«  Lond.  1684.  < 

— 8«  Lond.  1700. 

JOHNSON  (r.)  An  Introduction  to  the  Study  of  History-  12* 

Lond.  1772. 
JOHNSON  (rob.  wallace)  A  new  System  of  Midwifry.    4» 

Lond.\m.  ^ 

5  JOHNSON 


JO  H 

JOHNSON  (1207.  samubl).9.  hoprins. 

Works.  fol.  Lond.  1710. 

fol.  Lond.  1713. 


Seasonable  Remarks  on  the  Fall  of  the  Emperor  Ju" 

liao.  4«  Lond.  1681. 

Account  of  the  Life  of  Julian  vindicated.    4^    Lond. 


1682. 

— —  Jovian,  or  an  Answer  to  Julian.  4^  Lond.  1683. 

A  Letter  of  Remarks  upon  Jovian.  4*  Lond.  1683. 

Account  of  Constantinus  the  Apostate  in  Answer  to  Ju- 


lian.  8*  Lond.  168», 

A  second  five  Years  Struggle  against  Popery  and  Tj' 


ninny.  &^  Lond.  1689. 

Reinarks  on  Dr.  Sherlocks  Bock  entitled,  '*  tkt  Case  qf 


Eenstance  of  the  Supreme  Powert  staied  and  resolved."     12^ 
Lond.  1689. 

An  Argument  proving  that  the  Abrogation  of  Kin||^ 


James  was  accordiner  to  the  Constitution  of  tbe  English  Go- 
vemmeot  4P  Lond.  1692. 

An  Essay.conceming  Farliaments  at  a  Certainty ;  or 


the  Kalendsof  May.  4<»  Lond.  1693. 
4k^  Lond.  1694. 


— Notes  upon  the  Phoenix  Edition  of  the  Pastoral  Letter. 

P^  I.  4^  Jxmd.  1694. 
JOHNSON  (SAM.)  b.D.  TheElemcnUof  Philosophy.  Editedby 

W.  Smith.  8»  Lond.  1754. 
JOHNSON  (samubl)  HurlothrumboortheSupernatural.  ADra- 

ma.  4«  Lond.  1739. 
JOHNSON  (samuel)  l.l.d.  v.  andbrson.  boswbll.   BRrrAifNiA. 

AROWN.  HAWKINS.   MAXWBLL.    MILTON.   MUBPHY.    PIOZZI.  SHAKB- 
SPEARE. 

'  Works,  with  an  Essay  on  his  Life  and  Genius  by  A. 

Murphy.  ISvol.  8^  Lond.  180L 

London,  a  Poem,  in  Imitatioaof  tbe  SdSatire  of  Jure* 


nal.  fol.  Lond.  1738. 

Life  of  Richard  Savage.  8«  Lofid.  1744. 

.  &  Lond.  I74a 


Plan  of  an  English  Dictionary.  4^  Lond.  1747. 
.  8*  Lond.  1748. 


: The  RamUer.  3  vol.  fol.  Lond,  1750, 1759. 

A  Dictionary  of  the  EBghsb  Language;  in  which  the 

Words  are  deduced  firom  their  Onginals,  andillustrated  in  tb«ir 
difierent  Significations  by  Examples  firom  the  best  Writers.  To 
which  is  prefixed  a  History  of  the  Language  and  an  Englisb 
Grammar.  2  rol.  fol.  Lond.  1755. 

.  Abridged.  2  voL  8»  Lond.  1778- 

Germ.  3  Tol.  »»  L«>.  1783-96. 

The  Prince  of  Abtssinia.  ATale.  3?oi.  8^  Loni:  1759. 

8>  Lond.  1787. 


Idler.  2  voL  8*  Lond.  1761. 


JO  H 

iJOHNSON  (samuel)  l.l.d.  Preface  tohisEdition  6f  Shake»pear. 

8«  Lond.  1765. 
Taxation  no  Tyrantiy  an  Answer  to  th«  Resolutioiii 

tod  Address  of  the  Amcrican  Congress.  8"  Lond.  1775- 

A  Journey  to  the  Western  Islands  of  Scotland.    8^ 


Lond.  1775. 

•  Johnsoniana.  A  Collection  of  Bon  Mots  by  Dr.  Johnsoa 


and  others.  Together  with  the  Choice  Sentences  of  Publiua  Synii. 
12«  Lond.  1776. 

Lives  of  the  most  eminent  English  Poets,  with  crkkd 


observations  on  their  Works.  10  vol    13»  Lond.  1779. 

—  4  vol.  8«  Lond.  1781. 

Abridjred.  12»  Lond.  1797. 


—  The  Patriot,  a  Tragcdy.  8»  Lond.  1785. 

Prayers  and  Meditations.    Published  by  Geo«  Strahai. 

8«  Land.  1785. 
—  Essay  on  the  hfe,  character  &  writings  of  Jy.  S.  John- 

son.  8«  Lond.  1786. 

A  Poetical  Epistle  from  the  Ghost  of  Dr.  Johnson  loliii 


Friends  Mr.  Strahan,  J.  BoswelU  Mrs.  Piozzi  &  J.  Courtenay. 
4«  Lond,  1786. 

Sermon  written  for  the  funeral  of  his  wife.     8*    Lond, 


1788. 

Letters  to  and  from  Dr.  Johnson  with  some  Poems.  Bj 


H.  L.  PiozEi.  2  vol.  8»  Lond,  1788. 

Works.  \5'^  vol.  8*  Lond,  1789. 

Letter  to  Lord  Cbesterfield ;  with  Notesby  J.  BoswcD. 


40  Lond.  1790. 

•  A  Conversation  between  King  George  III.  and  Dn 


Johnson  illustrated  witli  Notes  l)y  J.  Bosweli.  4®  Lond.  1790, 
Table  Talk.  8«  Lond.  1798. 


JOHNSON  (sarah)  v.  jennings. 

JOHNSON  (THo.)  Cornucopiae,  or  divers  Secrets.  4«  Lond.  1595. 

JOHNSON  (thomas)  Iter  Cantianum,  et  Ericetum  Hampstedia* 

num.  4»  Lond.  *• 
12«  1632. 


Thermx  Bathonioac.  8«  Lond.  1634. 
8»  Lond.1674.' 


■  Mercurius  Botanicus.  199  Lond.  1634; 

'  Mercurius  Botanicus.     Pars  altera,  sive  Plantarum  iii 

Cambria  Descriptio.  12°  Lond.  1641. 
JOHNSON  (thomas)  Letter  to  Mr.  Chandler,  in  Vindication  of 

a  Passage  in  the  Lord  Bi^hop  of  London^s  2^  Pastoral  Lelter. 

&  Omb.  1734. 
JOHNSON  (thos.)  V.  cebes.  gerard.  gratius.  ovidius. 
JOHNSON  (thos.)  A  plea  for  free  meus  hberties  or  the  Mono- 

poly  of  the  Eastland  Merchants  anatomized.  4^  Lond.  1646. 
JOHNSON  (thos.)  Sumn^er  Productions  No.  1.  ^  Lond.  1788. 

JOHNSON 


jbti 


JOflNSON  (vdLLiAM)  The  Light  of  Navigation,  cont^hinf  ihe 
*  Coasts  and  Havena  of  the  West,  North,  and  East  Sea».  4»  AmsL 

1612. 
JX)HNSON(#illiam)  Lexicon  Chymicum.  13*  Lond.  1653- 
AyvpTo-^flKrr»?,  or  some  brief  Animadveraitons  qn  Master 

GeorgeThomson^s  Galenopale;  and  Ma^^ter  Tliomas  O  Dowdes'* 

Poor  Man's  Phj^sician,  13*  Lond.  1665. 
JOHNSON  (wm.)  Deus  nobiscum,  a  Sermon  preached  upon  a 

great  Deliverance  at  Sea  with  the  Narrative.  l^  Lond.  1664.  • 
— *— ^8«  Lond.  1672. 

JOHNSON  (WM.)  V.  PEACOCK. 

JOHNSTON  (and.)  Notitia  Anglicana  shewing  the  Achkvemehts 

of  all  the  English  Nobility  complele.  2  vol.  8«  1734.  . 
'  JOHNSTON  (arthur)  Etegia  in  Obitum  R.  Jacobi.  4^  Lowk 

1625. 

Parerga.  13«  Aberd.  1632. 

Epigrammata.  l^  Aberd.  1632. 

*""■  Canticum  Salomonis.  12*  Lond.  1693. 

MuscB  Auhcae.  12«  Lond.  1635. 

■■  Prefatory  Discourse  to  a  new  Edition  of  his  Translatioii 

of  the  Psalms.     With  a  Comparison  between  Johnston  and  Bu* 

chanan.  S^  J^nd.  1741. 

-Calumny  displayed,or  Pseudo-Philo-BuchananUs  couch* 


ed  of  a  Cataract.  8«  Edinb.  1741. 
.— —  Psalmi  Davidici,  Interpretatione,  Argumentis,  NoUs* 

que  ilhistrati.  4®  Lond,  1741. 
JOHNSTON  (btryce)  Gencral  View  of  the  Agriculture  of  DUm* 

frieshire   4<>  Lond.  1794. 
JOHNSTON  (ciurles)  The  History  of  Arsaces  Prince  of  Bct^ 

lis.  8«  Lond.  1774. 
— ii-i — ^  The  History  of  John  Juniper  Esqr,  3  vol.  12*  LoiuL 

1781. 
JOHNSTON  (gbo.)  Rehg^on  plain  not  mysterious :  orReason  iht 

Judi;e  of  all  Doctrines.  A  Sermon.  8«  Limd,  1733. 
JOHNSTON  (jac.)  Dissert.  de  causis  diversffi  mohs  qua  fluit  Satt- 

guis  per  Pulmonem  Natis  et  non  Natis.  4®  Lug.  Bai,  1693. 

JOHNSTON  (JAMES)  V.  BBANDENBOURC. 

JOHNSTON  (jAMEs)  Earl  of  Anandale.  Verses  on  his  dealh.  by 
T.  S.  M.  1659.       ^ 

JOHN8TON  (JOH.)  17.  HIPfOCRATEi. 

JOHNSTON  (NATH.)  The  Excellency  ot  mottarchical  Govigrn. 

ment,  especiaily  of  the  English  Monarchy.  fol.  Lond.  1686. 
■  The  Assurance  of  Abl^ey  Lands,  in  Enelartd,  to  th^ 

•  '  Fonessors,  cleared  frum  Doubts,  &c.  8**  Lond.  lo87* 

•  *  '  Enquiries  for  Information  towarda  a  history  of  York- 
shire.  fol. 

aFOHNSTON  (rob.)  A  Letter  lo  W.  Agard.    With  a  Petition  of 

•  the  English  to  the  King.  4^  Lond.  1643. 

-  ■■  Historia  Rerum  Britannicarum.  12*  Amst.  1643. 

> : fol.  1655. 

V<w..in.  4A       •  JOHNSTON 


J  o  J 

JOHNSTON  (sAli.)  DMMit.  de  DiarrhoBa.  4"  Lug.  Bai.  \7U. .  \ 
JOHNSTON  (TH08.)  General  View  of  tbe  Agriculture  of  the 

County  of  Sclkirk.  4^  Lond.  1794. 
.  General  View  of  thc  AgricuUarc  of  the  Countj  «( 

Tweedale.  4«  Lond.  1794. 
JOHNSTON  (w.)  r.  beckmann. 
— A  Pronouncing  and  SpelUng  Dictionarj.    6^    JLondL 

1764. 
JOHNSTON  (w.)  His  Caae.  M. 
JOHNSTON  (wM.)  The  improved  Christian^s  couragc  and  cxnif 

fort,  in  afflictions  and  death ;  through  the  gracious  presence  md 

influence  of  his  heavenly  Shepherd.    A  Funeral  Sermoa  od  S, 

Jefiery  and  A.  Johnston.  8®  Lond.  1771. 
JOHNSTONE  (jAMEs)  Anecdotes  of  Olave  the  Black^  King  4 

Man.  8«  1780. 
■  '  The  Norwegian  Account  of  Haoo'8  ExpeditionagaiDit 

Scotland.  1963.  Islan.  An^.  l^  1782. 
»■  Lodbrol^iar — Quida ;  or  the  Death  Song:  oi  Lodbroc. 

Lat.  Isl.  Ang.  with  a  Glossary  and  Notes.  12**  1782. 

Antiquitates  Celto-Normannice,  containing  Uie  Chro- 


nicle  of  Man  and  tbe  Isles.  To  which  are  added  £3^cts  from 

the  Annals  of  Ulster,  and  Sir  J.  Ware^s  Antiquities  of  Irehnd: 

.   British  Topography  by  Ptolemy,  Richard  of  Cirenceater»  the 

Geographer  of  lcavenna«  and  Ai;drew  Bishop  of  Cadineas:  lo* 

fether  with  accurate  Catalogues  of  the  Pictiidi  and  Scotnsh 
:ing8.  4«  Copcnh.  1786. 
JOHNSTONE  (jAMEs)  Versuch  iiber  den  Nutzen  der  Nerveo- 

knoten.  8»  Stett.  1787. 
JOHNSTONE  {Mr.)  His  Speech  on  the  third  readingorUie  Bi| 

for  preventing  the  gold  Coin  of  the  Realm  from  being  aocepted 

for  a  greater  value  than  the  current  value  of  sucb  Coin.  8*  LmL 

1811. 
JOHRENIUS  (coN.)  V.  hartmannus. 

Disput.  de  Apoplexia.  4«  Qies$.  Hati.  1674  * 

■     ■  Praxis  Cbymiatrica.  8^  Rint.  1676. 

■■  Vade-mecum  Botanicum.  8°  Colb. 

JOtiRENIUS  (MART.  DAN.)  Disscrt.  dc  Visu  et  de  gutta  aeraia. 

4»  Franc,  1701. 
JOINERIANA,  or  the  Book  of  Scraps.  2  Vol.  12»  Lond.  1772. 
JOINVILLE  (JEHAN  siRB  oe)  Histoirc  et  Chronique  du  Bof 

Sainct  Loys  IX.  W  Gm,  1596. 

12«  Par.  1609. 

par  Cl.  Menard.  4«  Par.  1617. 

■  Enrichie  de  nouvdles  Observations  et  Diiscfta* 

tions  Historiques  par  Charles  de  Fret^ne,  Sieur  du  Cange.  3  Fvi 

ties  en  1  tom.  fol.  Par.  1668. 

Avec  les  Annales  de  son  Regne,  par  GuiL  dt 


Nangis.  Sa  Vie  et  Miracles  par  Le  Confesseur  de  la  BeiDe 
Marruerite.  fol.  JVir.  1761. 
JOINvILLE  (joAN.  BAPT.  cHORMEL  db)  Quflestio^  An  a  facifi  perv 
•pinKtione»  vita  longior  ?  4*  Por.  1731. 

JOINVILLE 


JOIKVILLE  (JOAN.  BAPT.  ciiORMBL  db)  QuflBstio»  Aii  in  part^ 

difficili,  manu  potitis  quam  in«tramentis  ntendum  }   4^  Far. 
.    1732. 

JOKISCUS  f JAC.)  ProposiUones  Medicc^.  4»  Prane.  1559. 
JOLIFFE  {Lady  vlaky)  v.  willss. 
JOLIUS  (JAC.)  Puell»  Aurelianensis  Cau»  Adversariis  Oration!« 

bu8  disceptata.    Accesserunt  ejusdem  lolii  Poemata.  19*  Par. 

1609. 
JOLIUS  (jACOBus)  Varia  poemata  in  Regia  Navarra  a  nobilibu» 

Adolescentibus  pronuntiata.  13*  Par,  IW8. 
JOLLANUS  (p.)  V.  FiHMiNus. 

JOLLIE  (TI.)  V.  BOSB. 

JOLUE  (THo.)  Discourse  on  the  death  of  the  Rev«.  T.  Whitaker. 
8*  1712. 

JOLLIE  (TIM)  V.  DB  LA  BOSE«  JENNING9. 

JOLLY  (antoine)  Description  des  Eaux  Minerales  de  Vicher. 

l»  Par.  1676. 
JOLLY  {Mr.)  v.  dugdalb. 
JOLLY  (t.)  Vindication  of  tbe  Surer  Denumiak  as  no  Impostor/ 

4*  Lond.  1698. 
^■^ RefuUtion  of  Mr.  T.  Jolly^s  Vindication  of  the  Devil  iir 

Duffdale.  4»  Lond.  1699. 
JOLY  (claude)  Prones,  pour  toua  les  Dimanchea  de  rAnn£e.' 

2  tomes.  12«  Par,  1692. 
- — ^ Prones  sur  diflerens  Sujets  de  Morale.  2  tomes.  12^ 

Par,  1693. 

JOLY  (gABR.)  9.  AUGOBBLLUS.  BEBNABDU8. 

JOLY  (guil.)  Traicte  de  la  Justice  Militaire  de  France.  12*  Par. 

1598. 
JOLY  (gut)  Memoires  de  G.  Joly  et  dela  Duchesse  de  Nemours»' 

dtom.  \^  Amti.  1718. 

3  tom.  12*  Am$t.  1738,  9. 

n 3  tom.  \^  Gen.  1751. 

JOLY  (h.)  Histoire  du  Siege  de  MonUuban.  \^  1623, 
JOLY  (m.)  Voyage  a  Monster  en  1646, 47.  12»  Par.  1670. 

JOLY  (P.  DE)  P.  ANtbNlNUS. 

JOLY  (Sieur)  de  Si.  Vatier.  Memoirea  du  Sieur  Joly  de  St.  Va^^ 
lier»  ou  expos^  de  sa  conduite  avant  et  d^uis  ou^il  a  quttt^  la 
France  pour  Tcnir  oflSrir  aes  services  a  le  Koy  d  Angleterre^  4** 
Land. 

JON,  V.  JUNIUS. 

JONA  (r.  gebundensis)  Saate  Texlmba,  i.  e.  Port»  Pc^iten*' 

tie.  4«  Qmit. 
JONiEUS  (joNAs)  Orkeymngft  Saga,  siye  Historia  Orcadensium. 

Saga  Hins  Helga  Magnusar  Eyia  Jarls,  sive  Vita  Saneti  Magni 

Insuhirum  CoBditis.  A^  Uafn.  1780. 
JONAH  Proph.  v.  bibua.  pullbb. 
JONAS  (abnobiii)  Brevi»  Comm^ntarius  de  Islandia.  8^  Hqfn. 

1593. 

4*  Hamb.  1618. 

* 24«  Lug.  Bai.  1629. 


JON 

JONAS  (AfcNcmM)  Crymogaea,  mtc  Rcb  Umdicm,  i^Hawft-  KjKT» 

-., ! —  Anatome  Blefkeniana.  4^  Humk  IGIS. 

^ . cum  Epistola  defensoria  adv.  Dav.  FabrUUiiii* 

4«  Hamb.  1618. 

Specimen  Historicum  Islaodie.  4*  AmM.  1643. 


JONAS  {Mr.)  de  Elnerveh.   De  Hoktali»  statu.  ^*  LKg.  BaL 

1629. 
JONAS  Koldingenns.  Daniee  descriptio.  2V  Lug.  Bat.  168^ 
JONAS  (runolph.)  V.  hickes. 

■  ■       Grammatice  Islandic»  Rudimenta.  4^  Hqfh.  1651. 

JONCHERE  {Sieur  de  la)  Projet  d'un  Canal  en  BourgugiK^ 

pour  la  Communication  des  deux  Mers.  12"*  Diion.  1718. 
JONCOURT  (ilfr.  de)  Qoatre  LeUres  aur  ks  Jeux  de  Haznd 

8«i%e,  1713. 
De  Naturli,  ei  pr«claro  Usu,  simplickaimie  Speeiei 

Numerorum  Trigonalium.  4®  Hag.  Com.  1762. 
JONCQUET  (dionys.)  Hortus,  sive,  Index  Plaptanpm  Pinsieii> 

sium.  4<>  Par.  1659.  [cum  notis  MSS.} 
J0N90T  (PHiLiBERT)  Trait^   des  Causes  &  NecMitey  de  h 

Saignee.  12»  Par.  1662. 
JONES  (     )  Hifi  book  of  Cnres.  4*  Lond.  1673. 
JONES  (     )  English  System  of  Book  keeping.  4«  BrtM.  I79fk 
^ONES  (basset)  Lapis  PhUosophorum  Examini  spb^cciuBl  18!^ 

Oxon.  1648. 
i^:  Petition  to  the  Lord  Protector.  4*  165i4» 

JONES  (CADW.)  V.  BULKELEY. 

JONES  {Capt.)  His  Legend.  4'  Lond.  1636w 

-r 12*  Lond.  1656. 

L. 12»  Lond.  1659. 


■■  An  Account  of  the  Proceedings  of  Sir  W.  Wallen 

Army,  with  a  relation  of  the  taking  of  Winchester.   4**  Lond. 
1644. 

Plain  Englibh,  or  the  Sectaries  anatomiz^d.  4»  Lamd^ 


1646, 

JONES  (cHARLEs)  Hoyle*s  Games  improved.  12®  Land.  1779. 
JONES  (d.)  Treatise  on  Rhetoric.  8»  Lond.  1806. 
JONES  (D.)  Casgliad  o  Bum  Cant  o  Hymnau  yn  Chwe  Rban. 

12«  Treffynon.  1810. 
JONES  (DAV.)  Sermon  on  1  Tiro.  VI.  17.  4«  Lond.  1690. 
■  Sermon  on  the  necessity  of  family  Duties.  4*  LfHtd. 

1692. 

A  Farewell  Sermon.  4<*  Lond.  1692. 


JONES  (dav.)  Sermon  upon  raodem  education.  4^  Lomd.  1729. 
JON  £S  (david)  Vindication,  against  tbe  Atheman  ItfercuryA  cau* 

ceming  Usury.  4**  Lond.  1692. 
The  secret  History  of  WhilebaU,  from  tbe  Rcstontion 

to  the  Abdication.  2  vol.  12»  Lond.  1717. 
n Continuation  of  the  secret  History  of  Wbitdian  firan 

1688  to  1696.  8*  Lmd.  1697. 

JONES 


J  ON 

JONES  (DATin)   A  fiineral  Seraion  on  the  death  of  Lady  Hant- 

ingdon.  8»  Lond.  1791, 
JONES  (edmuno)  GeojEcraphica^  Historical  and  Beligious  Ac- 

count  of  Aberyi^truth.  8®  Trevecka.  1779. 
JONES  (edw.)  Bishop  qf  Si.  A -.  Narrative  of  Procecdinga 

a^inst  bim.  I9f*  Jjond.  1703. 
JONES  (fij>w<)  Indcx  to  Records  called  the  Originalia  and  Me* 
-    inoranda  on  the  Lord  Treasurers  Remeoibrancers  side  of  the 

Exchequer.  2  vol.  fol.  Lond,  1793. 
JONES  (EDw.)  Musical  and  Poetical  Relicks  of  the  Welsh  Barda, 

With  a  History  of  the  Bards  and  Druids.  4«  Lond.  1794. 
iJONES  (eliz.)  Countess  qfRanelagh,  v.  burcess. 
JONES  (evan)  SeVraon  on  the  deatli  of  the  Rev**.  J.  Hargreavc 

8^ 'Northamp.  17^0. 
JONES  (fr£d.  comingesbt)  The  Attorney^s  Pockct  Book.  2  vols. 

8«  Lond.  1798. 

JONES  (g.)  V.  WITHERS. 
ONES  \General)  Victorious  proceedings  of  the  Army  under  him 
in  Ireland.  4<»  Lond,  1647. 
JONES  (geo.)  The  English  Physitians  noticeof  his  friendly  Pill. 
.    12»  Lond.  1674. 
JONES  (h.)  Reasons  fgi^  building  a  mould  or  peere  in  Whitsand 


bay.  fol. 
ONE 


JONES  (henrt)  Sermon  preached  at  the  opening  of  a  New 

f    Church. 

JONES  (henrt)  Bishop  qf  Meath.    The  beginnings  and  pro* 

ceedings  of  the  RelMeUion  in  the  County  of  Cavan.  4^  Lond^ 

1642. 
*\ Sermon  before  the  general  Convention  of  Irelaad.  4?, 

Lond.  1660. 

■  Funeral  Sermon  on  J.  Margetson,  Abp.  of  Armagh.  4*. 
.   Lond.  1679. 

JdNES  (henrt)  Relation  of  the  Tryal  and  Condemnation  of 
Henry  and  Mary  Jones  for  murdering  their  own  Mother.  4^ 
Lond.  1672. 

■  ■  The  bloody  Murtherer,  or  the  unnatural  Son,  his  jast 
^   Condemnation  with  the  sufifering  of  his  Sister  and  Servant  foir 

the  Murther  of  Mrs.  Grace  Jones.  8*  Lond.  1672. 
JONES  (henrt)  Reply  to  the  Preface  published  by  H.  Jones». 

with  his  Abridgment  ci  the  Philosophical  Transactions.   4* 

Lond.  1722. 
JONES  (henrt)  Poems  on  several  Occasions.  8*  Lond,  1749. 
JONES  (hugh)  The  present  State  of  Virginia.  8«  Lond.  1724. 
JONES  (james)  Sepulchrorum  Inscriptiones :  or  a  Curious  CoU 

lection  of  EpiUphs.  vol.  I.  8«  tVestm.  1727. 

JONES  (INIGO^  V,  PALLADIO. 

■'  Love  s  triumph  tbrough   CallipoUs.     The   Inventort 

B.  Jonson  and  1.  Jones.  4^  Lond.  1630. 

■  The  Temple  of  Love^  a  Masque.  By  I.  Jones  and  W, 
Divenant.  4*  Lomf.1634. 

JONES 


MK£S  (iHiGo)  CopUim  Britwmicum,  t  Masque.    Thc  loTeiitori 
T.  Carew  and  I.  Jones.  4«  Lond.  1634. 

— ; 8«  Lond.  1670. 

• Britannia  triumphant,  a  Masque.    By  I.  Jones  and  W, 

'   Davenant.  4«  Lond.  1637. 

• Stone-Henge  restored.  fol.  Ltmd,  1655. 

Designs,  republi«hed  with  Additions  by  William  Kdik 


fol.  Lond.  1727. 

JONES  {Col.  JOHN)  V.  DVBUN.  HAnRISOK. 

JONES  (john)  V.  oviDius. 

JONES  (john)  Eight  obsenrable  points  of  Law.  fol. 

JONES  (john)  Table  of  seven  thin^  natural,  oiit  of  wbich  ib/t 

<   actions  according  to  Nature  do  spring.  fol. 

The  Bathes  of  Bathes  Ayde.  4»  Isond.  1579.- 

Buckstone'»  Bathes  Benefit.  4*  Lond.  1572. 

. Galen's  Bookes  of  Elements.  4«  Lond.  1574. 

■  Discourse  of  the  natural  Beginning  of  all  growing  ao^ 

living  Things.  4®  Lond.  1574. 

The  Arte  and  Science  of  prcserving  Bodie  and  Soolc 


in  Health,  Wisdome  and  Catholike  Religion.  4^  Lond.  1579. 
JONES   (john)   Adrasta,  or  the  Woman'8  Splecn,   a  Tragi* 

comedy.  4®  Lond.  1635. 
JONES  (john)  The  Conquest  of  the  SainU,  a  Sennon.  4*  jLohA 

1639. 
JONES  (john)  Judges  judged  out  of  their  own  Montbs.  12^ 

Lond.1650. 
JONES  (john)  Every  Man^s  Casc,  or  Lawyers  routed.  12*  Lond. 

1652. 
JONES  (john)  Tractatus  de  Febribus  intermit^ntibus.  V  Lond. 

1683. 

8»  Hag.  1684. 

■  Exercit.  de  morbis  Hibemorum,  speciatim  dc  Dyscn» 

teria  Hybernica.  4«  Lond.  1698. 

The  Mysteries  of  Opium  revealed.  8^  Lond.  1700, 


JONES  (john)  Tlie  new  Art  of  Spelling.  4»  Lond.  1704. 

JONES  (john)  Dyal  of  Agues.  12*  Lond. 

JONES  (john)  Every  Merchant  aud  Trader^s  aocurate  Cklcu- 

lator.  4»  Chesier.  1784. 
JONES  (joHN  gale)  Sketch  of  a  Speech  at  the  Westminster  Fo- 
'  rum.  8«  Lond.  1795. 

Subi>tance  of  a  Speech  at  the  Ciceronian  School.  8* 


Lond.  1795. 

JONES  {Lieut.  moroan)  Account  of  his  barbaroua  Treatment 
•  »»  Lond. 

JONES  (l.  t.)  Joumal  oif  the  British  Campaicn  on  the  Continent 
in  1794,  with  the  Retreat  through  Holland  in  1795.  4»  Bkm. 
'  1797.  ^ 

JONES  (mehet.)  r.  coodwin. 
JONES  (M.)  Trial.  &  Lond.  1805. 
JONES  (micu.)  r.  dutleu.  ' 

JONES 


JONES  (NATB.)  Hb  t^tition  to  Parliameiit.  fol.  Lond.  1654.     \ 

JONES  (PAUL)  V.  SMART, 

JONES  (pau.tp]  Artides  of  Impeachinent  agaiiist  P.  Jones.  4^. 

L<md.  1659. 
JONES  (ricard.)  Textus  sacronim  Evangelionim  Versionia  sim*. 

pHcis  Syriacs  juxt.  Editionem  Scbaatouim.  coll.  cum  duobr 

MSS.  in  Bib.  Bod.  afservatis,  necnon  cum  Cod.  MS.  Commen^- 

tarii  Bar^Hebrsl  ibidem  aaienrato.  i^  Oxon.  1805. 
JONES  (aicH.)  Abstract  of  the  Bible»  digested  into  Cambrian 

Metrical  Numbers.  S^  Lond.  1655. 
JONES  (ROBT.)  The  Resurrection  rescued  from  the  Souldief» 

Calumniet  in  two  Sermons.  12^  Lond.  1659. 
JONES  (rocer)  Motus  muacularis  causa.  4«  Lugd.  Bai.  1735» 
JONES  (rowland)  The  Oriffin  of  Languagts  and  Nations  defioil 

and  fixed.  8«  Lond.  1764. 
-  The  Philowpby  of  Words.  8»  Land.  1769. 

■  Circles  of  Gomer,  or  an  Essay  towards  an  Investiga- 

'   tioD  and  Introduetion  of  Englisb  as  an  uqiversal  Language«  V, 

Lond.  1771. 
JONES  (sam.)  PoeticalMiscellanies.  8^  Lond,  1714. 
JONES  (sarah)  To  Sions  lovers  being  a  golden  egg  to  avoid  In« 

fection.  4P  Lond.  1644. 

JONES  (sTEPHBN)  9.  BAKER. 
JONES  (t.)  V.  JACOBUS  II. 

JONES  (t.)  Funeral  Sermon  on  E.  Tongue:  memorable  for  being 

the  first  discoverer  of  the  Popish  PloL  4*  Lond.  1681. 
JONES  (theophilus)  Tbe  Way  to  Reformation  and  Unioa  in 

Religion.  8^  Lond. 
'  Of  the  Heart  and  iU  right  Sovereign,  and  Rome  no 

.    Mbther  Church  of  England.    Or  an  histonc^  Account  of  tht 

Title  of  our  British  Church.  8*  Lond.  1678. 
JONES  (tromas)  Observations  on  his  iTryal.  19^  Lond.  1715. 
JONES  {Sir  tho.)  The  Rise  and  Progress  of  ihe  Society  of  A»-» 

tient  Britons.  8®  Lond.  1717. 

JONES  (thO.)  V.  ROMAINB.  STEPUSNS. 

JONES  (w.)  V.  Lipsius. 

JONES  (W.)  V.  NEWTOM. 

JONES  (walteb)  Assize  Sermon.  4*  Lond.  1720. 

^  Oration  intended  to  have  been  spoken  in  the  Tbeatre  at 

Oxford.  8«  Lond.  1773. 
JONES  (wiLL.)  A  new  Compendium  of  the  whole  AK  of  Naviga* 

tion.  8«  Lond.  1702. 
JONES  {Rev.  wm)  Works.  12  vol.  8°  Lond.  1801. 
■        Remarks  on  the  Principie  and  Spirit  of  Ihe  Conles* 

sionaL  8«  Lond,  1770, 

Sermon  pn  the  religious  use  of  Botanical  Philosojpbfr 


4»  L<mrf.l784. 
■^  :  V   ■  The  Man  of  Sin.    A  Sermon.  8^  Lond.  1794. 


JONES 


JON 

JONES  (Rev.  WM.)  The  Age  of  Unbelief--^  aecdiid  part  ef  dil 

Man  of  Sin.  A  Sennon.  8"  Lond.  1795. 
JONES  (wtlliam)  The*  DescripUon  and  Use  of  a  new  portabk 

Orrery.  12»  Lond,  1783. 
JONES  {Sir  wm.)  v.  asaph. 
Works.  6  vob.  4^  Lmd.  1799. 

■  ■■  ■  Supplemeni  to  ihe  same.  2toI.  4*  Lond.  1801. 

■  Poeseos  Asiatic»  Commentariorum  libri  VI.  &  Lamd. 


1774. 


>  Essay  on  the  Law  of  Bailments.  8®  Lond.  1781. 

-  with  remarks  by  S.  Balmanno.  8^  Land.  1798» 


— —  Discourse  on  the  Institution  of  a  Sockty  for  enquiring; 
intothe  History&c.  of  Asia.  4^  Lond.llBL 

•  Sequel  to  Sir  W.  Jones  Pamphlet  on  the  Principlei  oC 


Govemment.  8"  Glouc.  1784. 

*  Memoirs  of  his  Life,  Writings  and  CorreBpondence  by 
LordTeignmouth.  4<»  Lond^  1804. 

JONES  (WM.)  y  Trydydd  Ar  Pedwaredd  Gorchymynnion.  4* 

Lond.  1656. 
JONES  (wM.)  Funeral  Sermon  on  Mrs.  J.  Brookiu  8^  Lond.  1712L 
JONES  (wM.)  History  of  Religious  Houses  in  Devon  and  ComwaQ.. 

12^  Lond.  1779. 
JONES  (w.  todd)  Letter  to  the  Societies  of  the  United  Irishmen 

of  the  Town  of  Belfast.  8«  Ditb.  1792. 
JONG  (PETR.  HAfiCK  de)  Disput.  de  Fidejussonbus.  4^  Uiir.  1685. 
JONGE  (ant.  de)  Disput.  de  summis  rerum  et  discipUnanim  ge- 

neribus.  4«  Lug.  Bat.  1626. 
JONGE  (wiLL.  de)  Dissert.  de  Variolis  Epidemicis.  4*  Lug.  Bat. 

1728. 
JONGEMAETS  (reg.  opp.)  Disput.  de  Ictero  flam  4«  Ugd. 

Bat.  1714. 
JONGH  (laur.  de)  Disput.  de  Pe^te.  4^  Lug.  Bat.  1685. 
JONGHE  (clement  de)  Icones  prsecipuarum  Urbium  toliils 

£urop«.  fol.  Atnse.  1675. 
lONIA.     lonian  Antiquities,  by  Chandler,  Revett  and  P^tb.  S 

vol.  fol.  Lond.  1769—97. 
JONSIUS  (FRiD.)  Exerciutio  de  Fonticulis.  4«  Kilon.  1696. 
— —  Dissert.  de  spina  ventosa.  4"  Kilon.  1698. 
JONSIUS  (johan.)  De  Scriptoribus  Historiae  Philosophicse.  4^ 

Franc.  1659. 

'     ■  Auct.  a  C.  Dornio,  cum  Prasfatione  B.  G* 

Struvii.  4«  Jen.  1716. 
JONSON  (ben)  V.  joNBs. 

*  ■  Works,  with  notes  by  Peter  Whalley.  7  voL  8^  Lond. 
1756. 

■•"    ■         The  Fountain  of  Self-Love,  or,  Cynthia's  Bevda.  4« 
Lond.  1601. 

Every  Man  in  his  Humour,  a  Comedy.  4*  Z^omiU16ai« 

The  Poetaster.  49  Lond.  1603. 

Tbe  Entertainment  of  King  James  of  the  Queen  and 


Prince,  at  Althorpe.  49  Lond.  1604. 

4  '  JONSON 


JON 

JONSON  (BEN.)  His  Part  of  K.  James'8  Entertainment  througli 

^he  City.  4«  Lond.  1604. 

— Sejanus,  a  Tragedy.  4«  Lond,  1605. 

Eastward  Hoe,  a  Comedy.  4®  Lond.  1605, 

Hymensi,  a  Masque.  4**  Lond.  1606. 

Volpone,  or,  the  Fox,  a  Comedy.  4**  Lond.  1607. 

. The  Characters  of  two  Royal  Masques ;  the  one  of 

Blacknesse,  the  other  of  Beautie.  4^^  Lond.  1603. 

Masque  at  the  Marriage  of  Lord  Visc.  Haddington.  4^ 


1608. 


The  Masque  of  Queens.  4<»  Lond.  1609, 
.  The  Case  is  alter'd,  a  Comedy.  4*»  Lond.  1609. 

Catihne  his  Conspiracy,  a  Tragedy.  4^  Lond.  1611. 
4«  Lond.  1635. 


The  Alchemist,  a  Comedy.  4»  Lond.  1612. 

Plays.  2  vol.  fol.  Londl  1616—40. 

Love^s  Triumph,  through  Callipolis,  a  Masque.    4* 

Lond.  1630." 

Chloridia,  a  Masque.  4<>  Lond.  1630. 

The  new  Inn,  or,  the  Hght  Heart,  a  Comedy.  12^  Lond. 


1631. 


Luminalia,  or,  the  Festival  of  Light,  a  Masque.    4^ 
Lond.  1637. 

■  Jonsonus  Virbius,  or  the  Memoiy  of  Ben  Jonson  re- 


vived.  40  Lond.  1638. 

-  Execration  against  Vulcan  with  divers  Epigrams.    4«  * 


Lond.  1640. 
The  Widow,  a  Comedy  by  B.  Jonson.  J.  Fletcher. 

Tho.  Middleton.  4«  Lond.  1652. 
Remarks  on  three  Plays  of  Ben  Jonson.  Viz.  Volpone. 

Epicoene  and  the  Alchemist.  &*  Lond.  1749. 
Epicoene;  or  the  Silent  Woman.  4" 


JONSON  (benj.)  Junr,  Poems.  12«  Lond,  1672. 
JONSON  (benj.)  Tlie  English  Grammar.  fol.  Lond.  1640. 
JONSTONUS  (joH.)  Inscriptiones  Historica;,  et  Icones  Rcgum" 
Scotorum.  Praefixus  est  gathelus.  4«  Amst.  1602. 

40  Amst.  1603. 

Heroes,  ex  omni  Historia  Scotica,  lectissimi.   4^  Lugd. 


Bat.  1603. 

JONSTONUS  (JOH.)  Naturaj  Constantia.  16»  Amsi.  1632. 
Angl.  8«  Lond.  1657. 


Thaumatc^raphia  naturalis.  12**  Amst.  1632. 
Historia  universalis,  Civilis,  et  Ecclesiastica,  ad  1633. 


12»  Lugd.  Bat.  1638. 

Aucta  ad  1672.  12»  Franc.  1672. 


Historia  Animalium.  4  tom,  fol.  Franc,  1650 — 53, 

Belg.  per  M.  Grausium.  fol.  Ajnsi,  1660. 

Idea  universae  Medicinse  practicae.  8»  Lugd.  1655. 
Notitia  Regni  Vegetabilis  et  Mineralis.  12»  L(p5.  1661. 


V0L.III.  4B  JOXSTONUS 


70  tt 

JONSTONUS  (JOH.)  Historia  Naturalis  de  AAoribus  et  Fruti;. 
oibus.  fol.  Franc,  1662. 

■  ■  Syntagma  univer^ce  MedicinsB  practicfiB.  8^  Jen.  1674. 
—^— —  Idea  Hygieines  reqensita.  12°  Jen,  1674. 
JONSTONUS  (JOH.)  Enchiridion  Ethicum.    12®  Br^tE,  Siki. 

1658. 

■       De  Cnmmunione  veteris  Ecclesiae.  12°  Atnst.  1658. 

JONVILLE,  V.  JOINVILLE. 

JONY  (joANNEs)  De  Auspicio  Regio Stephani  Primi  Hungaronini 

Apostoli  Srhediasma.  4°  Jen.  1717. 
JOPPICHIUS  (melch.)  Disput.  de  Censu  Romanorum  primo.  4* 

Witeb.  1715. 
JORDAN  (cHARLEs  etienne)  Histoire  de  la  Vie  et  des  Ouvragei 

de  Mn  De  la  Croze.  2  Partes.  12°  Amst.  1741. 
JORDAN  (dor.)  Jordans  Elixir  of  Life,  or  a  collection  of  Songi 

8un<^  by  Mrs.  Jordan,  with  Memoirs  of  hcr  life.  8?  Lond,  1789. 
JORDAN  (FRANC.  JOACH.)  Disput.  de  Nephritide.  4»  Frib,  1617. 
JORDAN  (jean)  Description  de  deux  Machines  inventees  par 

kii.  4°  Leid,  1677. 
JORDAN  (jo.)  Disquisitio  de  Ductibus  salivalibus.  4°  Lug,  BaL 

1657. 
JORDAN  (sAM.)  Disput.  de  Passione  Hysterica.    4^    Lug,Bat. 

1678. 
JORDAN  (tho.)  Ruies  to  know  a  Royall  King  from  a  dislojal 

subject,  with  an  account  of  the  Jewels  of  the  Crown  of  Eng- 

land.  4°  Lon^.  1642. 
Tricics  of  youth;  or  the  walks  of  Islington  and  Hogsdon, 

with  the  humours  of  Wood  Street  Compter ;  a  Comedy.    4> 

Lond,  1657. 

4°  Lond.  1663. 


Fancy'8  Feslivals,  a  Masque.  4°  Lond.  1657. 
•  Money  is  an  Ass,  a  Comedy.  4°  Lond.  1668. 


JORDANUS  (  )  Opusculum  de  Poiiderositate.     4«     Ven, 

1565. 
JORDANUS  (dominicus)  Delectus  Scriptorum  Rerum  Neapoli- 

tanarum.  fol.  Neap.  1735. 
JORDANUS  (EtiAs)  Disquisitio  de  Calido  innato.  4°  M.  Catk 

1627. 
JORDANUS  (gregor.)  Prophetiae  seu  Vaticinia  XIV.  tabeHis 

expressa  de  horrendis  Calamitatibus  orbi  terrarum  impendenti- 

bus.  4«  Ven.  1622. 
JORDANUS  (hier.)  Disput.  de  nutritionehominis. 4° Ifc/m.  16S9» 

Disput.  de  Paralysi.  4°  Helm.  1644. 

— De  eo,  quod  Divinum,  aut  Supernaturale  est,  in  Mor- 

bis  Ilumani^^Corporis,  ejusque  Curatione.    4°   Franc,  ad  M, 

1651. 

Disput.  de  Sale,  Nitro,  et  Alumine.  4°  Helm.  1672. 


JORDANUS  (hvacinthus)  Theorica  Medicinae,  Sancti  Thom» 
Doctoris  Anglici,  aliorumque  Ss.  Patrum,  et  Saci%  Scriptur» 
Locis^  illustrdta.  4°  Neap,  1643. 

JORDANUS 


J  01S 

JORDANUS  (tho.)  Pcstis  Ph»nomcna.  8^  Franc,  1576. 

Luis  novae  in  Moravia  exortse  descriptio.   ^  Fraw:. 

1580. 

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:: — r- •   De   Aquis  Medicatis  MoraviaB   Commentariolus.    8* 

Franc,  I58tf: 
JORDEN  (edw.)  A  Discourse  of  the  Suf]S>catioQ  of  the  Matrix. 

4°  Lond.  1603. 

■  On  natural  Baths  and  Mineral  Waters.  4^  Lond,  1632. 
"  with  an  Appendix  conceming  Bath, 

by  Tho.  Guidott.  8^  Lond.  1669. 
JORDENS  (GERH.)  Disput.  de  indebito  soluto.    4<>    Lug.  Bat. 

1711. 
JORDIS  (JOH.  PHiL.)  Disput.  de  Incubo.  4<>  Uir,  1680. 
JORDIS  (juan)  Observaciones  Astronomicas,  y  Phisicas,  hechas 

en  los  Reynos  del  Peru.  fol.  3Tadr,  1748. 
>'  Relacion  Historica  del  Viage  a  la  America  Meridional. 

4  tom.  fol.  Madr.  1748. 
JORGE  (MARcos)  DoctrinaChrista.  W  Lish.  1602. 

16^  RachoL  1690. 

JORNANDES  Episcop.  Raven.  De  regnorum  et  temporum  suc- 

cessione.  fol.  Basil. 

8«  Lug.  Bat.  1597. 

40  Hamh.  1611. 

■  De  Getarum  sive  Gothorum  origine.  fbl.  Basil. 

8«  Lugd.  B.  1597. 

40  Hamh.  1611. 

•  cum  notis  Bon.  Vulcanii.  8^  Lug.  Bat.  1597. 


Historise  Romanae  Epitome.  12<*  Amit.  1625. 


JORTIN  (JOHn)  V.  DISNEY.  HODGES. 

■  Account  of  his  Life  and  Writings.  8* 

Four  Sermons  on  the  Truth  of  the  Christian  Religion. 

8«  Lond.  1730. 

Miscellaneous  Observations  upon  Authors^  ancient  and 


modem.  2  voi.  8*  Lond.  1731,  2. 

^' Remarks  on  Spenser'8  Poems.  8®  Lond.  1734. 

■  Discourses  on  the  Truth  of  the   Christian  Religion. 

•    8«  Lond.  1746. 

.- A  consecration  Sermon.  8*  Lond.  1747. 

tusus  Poetici.  4®  Lond.  1748. 

Remarks  on  Ecclesiastical  History.    5  vol.   8^   Londj, 


'    1751-73. 

Six  Dissertations.  8»  Lond.  1755. 

The  Life  of  Erasmus.  2  vol.  4«  Uni.  1758-60 

■  Sermons.  7  vol.  8«  Lond.  1771-2. 

-  Tracts,  philological,  critical  and  miscellaneous.  2  vol. 

8»  Lond.  1790. 
JOSCELINE  (john)  v.  avesburg.         -^ 
"JOSEF  Pere.     La  Vie  du  veritable  Pere  Joeefj  contcnant  FHis- 

toire  du  Cardinal  de  Richelieu.  12°  Haye,  1705. 

JOSEPH 


JO  s 

JOSEPH  o/Atimathaa.    His  Life.   4«  Land.  R.  Pynson.  1S90. 

JOSEPH  (PIERRE  DE  S«.)  V.  CLEMENT. 

JOSEPH  (r\bbi)  Paraphrasis  Chaldaica  in  Librum  Chroniconiin, 

cum  Versione  Lat.  Davidis  Wilkins.  4®  Amst,  1715. 
JOSEPH  (r.  ben  abraham)  Sacerdos.    Mosheoth  El,  i.  e.  Sala- 

tes  Dei,  de  Ritibus  Festi  Tabernaculorum.  4°  Ven, 
JOSEPH  (r.  albo)  Sepher  Ickarim,  i.e.  Liber  Fundamentorum^ 

de  Articulis  Fidei.  4°  Ven. 

fol.  Ven. 

JOSEPH  (r.  don  ben  don  david)  Phirosch  Chamesch  Megilioth, 

i.  e.  Interpretatio  5  Megilloth,  seu,  Librorum  parvorum.  fol. 

Bol. 
Thora  Or,  \,  e.  Lex  Lux,  de  Paradiso,  et  Infemo.  4* 

JBonon. 
JOSLPH  (r.  francis)  Biour  hahhakka  schaHazzoth,  i.  e.  Expli- 

catiohujusPrecationis.  4° 
JOSEPH  (r.  gecatilia)  Ginnat  Egoz,  i.  e.  Hortus  Nucb,  Liber 

Cabhalisticus.  fol.  Hnnov. 
JOSEPH  (geronimo  de  san)  Historia  de  Juan  de  la  Cniz.  4* 

Madr.  1641, 
JOSEPH  (r.  ben  jabez)  Oor  Hachajim,  i.  e.  Lux  Vitae.  4* 
"  Mamar  Haachaduth,  i.  e.  Sermo  Unitatis,  de  Unitate 

Dei.  4» 
"  Jesod  Haemunah,  i.  e.  Fundamentum  Fidei.  4* 

Pirosch  TehiUim,  i.  e.  Explicatio  Psaknorum.  4*  Tha- 


saL 
JOSEPH  (r.  ben  josua)  Dihre  Haiamim  le  Malche  Tzarpat,  ut. 

Chronicon  Bellorum  inter  Reges  Galliffi  et  Ottomannos.  12* 

1554. 
JOSEPH  (r.  kalon)   Seelath  u  Teschuhoth,  i.  e.  Qusstiones  ct 

Responsiones.  4^  Ven. 
JOSEPH  (r.  karo)  Schilchan  Aruoh,  i.  e.  Mensa  instructa^  Com- 

pendium  ejus  Commentarii  in  Arba  TuYim,  qui  vocatur  Beth 

Joseph.  40  Vefi. 
■  Bedek  Habbait,  i.  c.  Fissura  Domns^  cum  Additamen- 

tis.  4«  Ven. 
JOSEPH  (r.  kolon)  Teshuboth,  i.e.  Responsione»  195.  49  Ven. 

apud  Bomberg.  1519. 
JOSEPH  (r.  eliezer,  germanvs)  Joseph  Lekach,  i.  e.  augebit 

Scienliam,  Explicatio  Libri  Esthers?.  4P  Crem. 
JOSEPH  (r.  ben  mosis  trani)  Sheeloth  u  Teschuboth,  i.  e.  Quses- 

tiones  et  Responsiones,  152  varii  Argumenti.    fol.  Const. 
JOSEPH  (r.  nathi)  Ben  Porath  Joseph,  i.  e.  Ramus  foecundus 

Joseph,  Disputatio  cum  Christiano.  4*  Const. 
JOSEPH  (r.  samiga)  Mikrae  Kodesch,  i.  e.  Convocationes  Sano 

titatis,  Liber  moralis  de  Prasceptis  Dei,  eorumque  Observa- 

tione.  4®  Ven. 
JOSEPH  (r.  ben  samuel)  Sepher  Masoroth,  i.  c.  Liber  Traditio- 

num,  de  Masora  agens.  4^  Vcn. 

JOSEPH 


J  o  s 

JOSEPH  (r.  ben  virga)  Scerit  Joseph,  i.  e.  Reliqui» Joscphi,  In- 

truductio  ad  intelligendum  Talmud.  4®  Mant. 
JOSEPH  (r.  teitzak)  Lechem  setarim,  i.  e.  Pani»  occultus,  Com- 

mentarius  in  Danielem,  et  5  Megilloth.  4^  Ven. 
■  Porra  Joseph,  i.  e.  fertilis  Ramus  Josepbi»  Commenta- 

rius  in  E^xlesiasten.  4**  Ven. 
JOSEPHUS  Ben  Gorion.  v.  josippon. 
JOSEPrfUS  (flavius)  V.  athenagoras.  bryant.  burgess.  ca- 

PELLUS.  GRONOVIUS.  HAWTREY.   OTTIUS 

Opera.  Gr.  fol.  jB^.  Froben.  1544.  ed.  pr.  [cum  Notia 

Mss.  L  Qisauboni.l 

Gr.  Lat.  a  Joanne  Hudson.    2  Partes.    fol. 


Oxon.  1720. 

>  cum  not.  var.  a  Sig.  Havercampo. 


2  tom.  fol.  Amst.  1726. 

Angl.  by   Sir   R.   L'Estrangc.    fol.     Lond, 


1702. 

by  W.  Whiston.  fol.  Lond.  1737. 


Ital.  trad.  per  M.  F.  BaldeUi.  2  tom.  4"  Vcn. 


1582. 

Lat.  Ruffino  interprete.  8®  Luf^d.  1528. 

a  S.  Gfclenio.  fol  Bas.  1534. 

fol  Bas.  1540. 


Antiquitates  Judaicse  et  Bellum  Judaicum. 

Lat.  2  Partes.  fol.     [Editio  perantiqua  sine  anno  aut  loco,  aut 
Typographi  nomine.^^ 

fol.     [Editio  aUera  perantiqua  sine 


loco  aut  anno,  aut  Typographi  nomine.] 

Antiquitatum  Jud.  lib.  iv.  et  pars  y^,  item 


de  Bello  Jud.  lib.  1.  et  pars  2<i>  Gr.  Lat.  ab.  £.  Bemardo.    fd. 
Oxon.  1700. 

De  la  bataille  Judaique.  fol.  Par.  Verard.  1492. 

Ital.  12^  Ven.  1541. 


De  Machabaeis.  Gr.  Lat.  cum  Notis  Joh.  Luidi.     12^. 

Oxon.  1590 

•  A  Dissertation  upon  the  account  supposed  to  bave 


been  given  of  Jesus  Christ  by  Jottephus,  being  an  attcmpt 
to  show  that  this  celebrated  passage,  some  slight  corrup- 
tions  excepted,  may  reasonably  be  esteemed  geouine.  8*  Qjf» 
1749. 

JOSEPHUS  II.  Germ.  Imp.  v.  coudbay. 

JOSEPHUS  ife6r«iw.  V.  josippoN. 

JOSEPHUS  II.  Bcx  Hungaria:.  De  Blyde  inkomste  van  Joseph- 
us  II.  coninck  van  Hongarien  ende  van  Buhemen  &c.  &C. 
Germ.  Gall.  4«  Bruss.  1781. 

JOSEPHUS  Patriarcha.  v.  erpenius.  philo. 

JOSEPHUS  Sanc^ii^.  p.  anboux.  galueus. 

-  Historia  Joeephi  Fabh  Lignarii,  Liber  Apocryphuf* 

Arah.  &  Lat.  per  Georg.  WaUin.  4t^  Lipi.  1722. 

JOSHUA, 


J  O  V 

JOSHUA,   V.  BIBtlA. 

•  The  Sun  standing  still  in  the  Days  of  Josbua  rationaDy 

.   accounted  for,  by  A.  O.  ^  Lond,  1739. 

JOSIAS  (den  joseph  pinto)  Ktseph  Mibchar,  i.  e.  Argentom 

.    electupn,  Conciones  in  Paraschas  Pentateuchi.  fol.  Ven, 

■  Cheseph  Mezukak,  i.  e.  Argentum  defascatum^  Concio- 

nes  in  Pentateuchum.  fol.  Ven,  16^. 
JOSIPPON  (b£n  gorion.)  Hbtoria  Judaica.  Heh,  Lai.  per  Seb. 

Munsterum.  fol.  Bas,  1541. 
V Historiffi  Judaicae  compendium.  Heb.  Lai,  Seb.  Mun* 

stero  Interprete.  12°  Bas,  1559. 

Lat.  Cum  Notis  loh.  Gagnter.     4*     Oxaik 


1706. 
JOSISCUS  (mart.)  Exercitatio  de  renim  naturalium  Principiis. 

4°  Franc,  1623.  ^ 

JOSS  (t.)  The  Saint  entered  into  Peace.    A  Sermon  on  the  death 

of  T.  Adams.  8«  Lond,  1770. 
JOSSE  (aug.  Luis)  El  Tesoro  Espanol  6  Biblioteca  portatil  Espa- 
.'   nola;  que  contiene  Extractos  escogidos  de  losmas  celebres  es- 

critores  Espanoles,  con  Notas.  2  tom.  8"  Lond,  1802. 
JOSSELIN  (R.)  The  state  of  the  SainU  departed,  God's  cordial  to 

comfort  the  S^ints  remaining  alive.    Funeral  Sermon  on  Mr. 

Harlakenden.  \29  Lmd,  1652. 
JOSSELYN  (j.)  Sermon  at  the  Funeral  of  Mrs.  Harlakendcn.  12" 

Lond,  1652. 
■'  New  England^s  Rarities  discovered  in   Birds,  Beasts» 

Fishes,  Serpents  and  Plants  of  that  Country.  12*  Lond,  1672. 

■  A  Relation  of  two  Voyages  to  New  England.     12* 
Lonrf.  1674. 

JOSSIUS  (njcander)  Opuscula,  de  Voluptate  et  DoIore^deSomno 

et  VigiUa,  de  Fameet  Siti.  4*  Rom,  1580. 
— — Accesserunt  A.  Laurentii  de  Risu  Libri  n. 

12«  Franc,  1603. 
JOSTELIUS  (MELCH.)  Thesis  de  Vertigine.  4<>  Witt,  1600. 
JOSTRERIUS  de  Jostreriis,    Admirationes  medicas.    4<^     Vcn, 

1596. 
iOUAN  (gul.)  V,  catalogus. 
JOUBERT  (laur.)  Opera.  2  tom.  fol.  Lugd,  1582. 
i Traite  du  Ris.  8°  Par.  1579. 

■  Erreurs  populaires,  touchant  la  Medecine,  et  le  Regime 
de  Sant^.  12«  Rouen,  1601. 

JOVET  (Sieur)  Histoire  des  Religions  de  tous  les  Royaumes  da 

.    Monde.  3  tom.  12«  Par,  1676.. 

JOUHE.     Observations  sur  ses  Eaux  Minerales  &  Medicinales  dc 

Jouhe.  8°  Do/c,  1710. 
JOVIAN  US /mperflior.  jj.  bleterie.  johnson. 
JOUIN  (nicolas)  Proces  contre  les  Jesuites,  pour  senrir  de  Suitc 
,     aux  Causes  celebres.  12°  Brest,  1750. 
JOVIUS  (BEKEDicTus)  Distioba.  4°  Bas.  1518. 

1 Historia  Patriae.  4<»  Ven.  1629. 

JOVIUS. 


JO  V 

J OWIUS  (pkvl)  EpiscomuNuccrinus.    Operd.  fol.  Bfl5.  1578.  > 
■■  De  Ronianis  Piscibus  Libellus.  tol.  Rom.  1534. 

120  Aru,  1528. 

i liaL  tradott.  da  Carl.  Zancaruolo.  49    Vcfi. 

1560. 

Turcicarum  Rerum  Commentarius,  ex  Italico.  Lat, 


Fran.  Nigro  interpr.  16«  Par.  1538. 
/^fl/.  12»  Ffn.  1540. 


Vita  Jacobi  Mutii  Attendulae,  Cotti^ol»,  Sfortia?  nun- 

cupati.    Ad  haec  .Sgidii  Alborontii  Carilli  Conchensis  res  gestse 
a  Joan.  Genesio  Sepulveda.  12®  Bas.  1542. 

Elogia  Virorum  bellica  Virtute  illustrium.    fol.  Vcn, 


1546. 

^ fol.  Bas.  1596. 

'  Ital.  trad.  da  LodoYico  Domenichi.    4®  Fir. 


1554. 

Descriptio  Britannise,  Scotiee,  Hibemias  et  Orcadum; 


8»  Vcn.  1548. 

Vitae  Leonis  X.  Hadr.  VI.  &  Card.  Columnae.  fol.  Fhn 


1548. 

fol.  Floi'.  155r. 


Vita*  XII.  Vicecomitum  Mediolani  Principum.  ^^Lutcti 


apud  R.  Stcph.  1549. 

ItaL  trad.  da  L.  Domenichi.  8»  Vcn.  1558. 

4«  Milan.  1645. 


Vita  di  Alphonso  da  Este,  Ducadi  Ferrara,  trad.  da  G. 


Gelli.  12«  Vcn. 

12»  F«r.  1553. 


Historia  sui  Temporis.  tom.  i.  fol.  Flor.  1550. 

2  tom.  fol.  Lutct:apud  Vascos.  1558,  1560.  ' 

7-  2  tom.  fol.  fia*.  1578. 

ItaL  per  Lo.  Domenichi,  con  Sopplimento  di 


G.  Ruscelli.  2  vol.  4»  Fim.  1560. 

3  Part.  4«  F^n.  1565—1608. 

2  Part.  4»  Fbi.  1608. 


GaU.  tom.  2,  trad.  par  S.  du  Parq.  Champe- 


nois.  fol.  L^on.  1555. 

Vitae  ilhistrium  Virorum.  fol.  Fior.  1551. 

2  tom.  fol.  Bfl*.  1578. 


La  Vita  di  Consalvo  Ferrando  di  Cordova  trad.  per  Lod. 

Domenichi.  12«  Fir.  1552. 

-  Dialogo  delle  Imprese  militari  e  amorose.     12«    Ronf» 


1555. 

8«  Lyon.  1574. 

AngL  transl.  by  Samuel  Daniel.    8^    Lond^ 


1585. 

"  trad.  in  Casteliano  por  Alonso  de  UUoa.    4« 

Uon.  1562. 

JOVIUS 


J  o  u 

JOVIUS  (paul)  EpUcopm  Nucerinus.  Ra^ionamcnto  sopri  \ 
Motti,  e  Disegni,  d'Arme,  e  d'Amore,  che  coramunementc 
chiamano  Imprese.  Con  Discorso  di  G.  Ruk^celli,  intorno  aJlo 
8tesso  soggetto.  12®  Ven,  1556. 

12«  Milan.  1559. 

l^  Ven,  1560. 

.«_ i^  Inscrittioni  poste  sotto  le  vere  Imagini  de  gli  Huo» 

mini  famosi,  trad.  di  Laiino  in  volgare  da  lpm>lito  Orio.  12* 
Ven.  1558.  ^ 

■  Descriptio  Laerii  Laciis.  4*  Ven.  1559. 

■  Elogia  doctorum  virorum.  8P  Bas.  1571. 
fol.  Bas.  1577. 


— ^ Regionum  et  Insulai*um  atque  Locorum  Descriptio.  foL 

Bas.  1578. 
JOVIUS  III.  Pont.  Max.  v.  roma. 

JOUNEAU  (p.  R.)  Dissert.de  Lue  Venerea.  4«  Lug.Bat.  1724. 
JOURDAIN  (guibelet)  Examen  de  TExamen  des  Esprits.    8^ 

Par.  1631. 
JOURDAN  General.    Memoirs  of  the  Opcrations  of  the  army  of 

the  Danube  under  the  Command  of  Genl.  Jourdan.  8*  Lond. 

1799. 
JOURDIN  (jean)  Le  parfait  Cavalier,  ou  la  vraye  Connoificance 

du  Cheval.  fol.  Par.  1655. 

JOURNAL,   V.  GIORNALE.  MED1CINA.  ROCHE. 

■  Joumal  Spirituel.    4®  Par.  Verard.  1505.  [impbess.  w 

MEMBRAN.]  t 

Joumal  du  Palais  23  Aoust.  1674.  4» 

■  Le  Joumal  des  Spavans.  105  tom.    12®  Amsi.  1685— 

1735.  [Imperfect.] 

llie  Gentleman's  Joumal  for  Marcb  1692.    4*    Lond. 


1693. 

Joumal  Literaire.    Tom.  1—9, 1 1, 14, 15, 1 7—19. 


Haye,  1713—32. 

Joumal  de   Hambourg,  conteiiant    divers   Memoira 


curieux  &  utiles,  sur  toute  Sorte  de  Sujets.  3  tom.    8*    Hamb. 
1694,  5. 

Nouveau  Joumal  des  Scavans  par  le  Sieur  C****.  1694, 

12°  Rotlerd.  1694. 

Mois  de  Jan.  &  Fev.  1696.  12°  Ber!.  169a 


Critique  desinteressee  des  Joumaiix  htteraire»,  &  dci 

Ouvrages  des  Savan».  3  tom.  12*  Haye,  1730. 

Histoire    Critique    des    Journaux  per    M.    C****. 


tom.  L  8«  ^i7w/.1734. 

•  Journal  des  Savans  combine  avec  les  Memoircs  dei 


Trevoux.  tom.  19—23,  25,  28—30.  12«  Amst.  1756,  7. 
■  A  Joumal  of  first  Thoughts,  Observations,  Characters, 

and  Anecdotes,  which  occurred  in  a  Journey  from  Londoo  to 

Scarborough.  12*  Lond.  1781. 
L^Esprist  des  Journaux  Francois  et  E^trangeres.  5  tom. 

12«  1782. 

.   3  JOURNAL 


^JO  Y 

JOURNAL.    Suite  du  Journal  commenc^  a  Nozai.  Jan.  S9. 

1789.  8« 
■■  No.  4.  dc  la  Correspondance.    Suite  du  Joumal.    8* 

1789. 
Joumal  Encyclopedique.     129    BouilL  1783—1798. 

llmpafece,] 
Selections  from  the  most  celebrated  foreign  literary 

Joumals.  vol.  1,  2.  8®  Lond.  1798. 
JOURNEAULX  (philip)  ProceedingsinaCause^beforethePar- 

liament  of  Paridin  the  nature  of  a  ravishment  of  ward  between 

P.  Journeaulx  and  Richard  Quane  and  others.  ^  Lond.  1743. 
JOURNEY.   Spiritual  Joumey  of  a  young  Man  towards  the  Land 

of  Peace,  transl.  from  the  Dutch.  4»  L(md.  1659. 
■  A  short  Account  of  a  late  Joumey  to  Tuscany,  Rome, 

and  other  Parts  of  Italy.  12»  Lond.  1741. 
JOUSSE  (mathurin)  De  la  Fleche.   Ouverture  de  TArtde  Serru- 

rier.  "  Theatre  de  TArt  de  Cbarpentier  &  des  cinque  Ordres  dea 

Colomnes.  fol.  Fleche.  1627. 

— Le  Secret  d^Architecture.  fol.  Fleche,  1642. 

Le  Theatre  de  l'Art  de  Charpentier.  fol.  Fkclie.  1650. 

JOUTEL  (Mr.)  Joumal  of  bis  Voyage  to  Mexico.    8»    Lond. 

1719. 
JOUVENCEL  (le)  fol.  Far.  Verard.  1493.  [iMPiffisa.  in  mem- 

BRAN.] 

JOUVENCI,  V.  JEsu  Societas. 

JOUVIN  (a.)  Le  Voyageurd^Europe.  7tom.  12»Par.  167S--6. 

JOUYSE  (david)  Examen  du  Livre  de  Lamperiere,  sur  le  Siget 

de  la  Peste.  ^  Rouen.  1622. 
JOYAUX.     Histoire .  des  Joyaux  et  des  principales  richesses  de 

rOrient  et  de  i'Occident.  12»  Gen.  1667. 

: Angl.  129  Lond.  1671. 

JOYCE  (j.)  System  of  practical  Arithmetic.  12»  Lond.  1808. 

129  Lond,  1810. 

•——-————  Key  to  Joyce's  Arithmctic.     12* 

Lmd.  1810. 
JOYCE  Ueui.  Col.  v.  eix. 
— ' Letter  to  all  well  minded  people  in  England«  Ireland^ 

Wales  and  Scotland.  4<»  Lond.  1651. 
JOYE  (cHAs.)  Inventory  of  hisEstate.  fol.  Lond.  1721. 
JOYE  (GEO.)  Jeremye  the  Prophet  translated  into  EngUah.     13* 

1534.^ 
— The  Exposicion  of  Daniel  the  Prophete,  gathered  out 

of  Philip  Melancthon,  &c.  12"  1545. 
■'■  The  Conjectures  of  the  Ende  of  tbe  Worlde  trans- 

lated  by  6.  Joye.  12«  1548. 
JOYEUSE  (angel  de)  v.  angelus. 
JOYEUSE  (abmanous  nic.  de)  v.  pillon, 
JOYEUSE  ?lud.)  Dissert.  de  Morbis  Capitis,  Thoraci»  et  Ab- 

dominis.  4®  Monsp.  1720. 

VoL.  IIL  4  C  JOYNEKS 


i  R  E 

JOYNERS  Company.  Case  of  tlie  Company  Itgainst  ihe  btmiti' 
ation  of  Manufactured  Cabinet  work  from  the  E.  Indie8.^l 

JOYNER  (william)  The  Roman  EmpreBs,  a  Tragedy.  V  Loni 
1671. 

JOYNES  (CLKM.)  V.  ADAMS. 

■    '  An  Essay  on  new  Experiments.  8®  I^d. 

JOYOSA  (hen.)  Hogium.  8«  Matu.  1611. 

IPELAER  (gab.)  Disput.  de  Spiritunm  animaltum  in  Cerebn^ 

Cerebelloque  Confectioneper  mrrosdistributione.  4^  Lug.  im. 

1660. 
IPEREN  (em.  van.)  Disput.  de  Iliaca  Pamione.  i^  Hard.  1671. 
IPERMESTRA  (l')  An  Opera.  Eng.  lial.  8»  Lonrf.  1797. 
ixTn'AN0pnno2,  v.  london. 
IPSWICH.    Petition  of  the  Bailifs,  Portmeh,  &c.  of  Ipswidi. 

4»  Lond.  1641. 
■■'  Newes  from  Ipswich  discovering  detestaUe  practices  of 

some  domineering  lordly  Prelates  to  undermme  tne  Charcfa. 

4«  Lcmd.  1641.    - 

Hydro-sidereon :  or  a  treatise  cf  Ferrdginous  Walen, 


especiaHy  the  Ipswich  Spaw,  by  W.  C.  8*  Lond.  1717. 

Account  of  Gifb  and  Legacies  that  ha?e  beenbequeatfa* 


ed    to    charitable  uses  in  the  town  of  Ipswich.    8^    Iptw. 

1747. 
IRBY  {Sir  antonie)  Elisa  or  an  Essay  upon  hb  unripe  Decease. 

S^"  Cmnb.  1633. 
IRELAND,  vid.  gakiiison.  hibernia.  wondeb. 
IRELAND  (betty)  The  true  hfe.of  Betty  Ireland.    Witfi  an 

account  of  her  elder  Sister  Blanch  of  Britain.  8^  Lond.  1753. 
IRELAND  (john)  v.  henderson.  hogarth. 
IRELAND  (sAM.)  vid.  boadcn. 

■  Miscellaneous  Papers  and  legal  instruments  under  tfae 
hand  and  Seal  of  Wm.  Shakspeare :  including  the  Tragedy  cf 
King  Lear  and  a  fragment  of  Hamlet  fol.  Lond.  1796. 

■  '  Free  Reflections  on  misceltanedus  Papera  and  legal  In- 
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IS  A 

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IRVING  (WM.)  V.  SANDFORD. 

IRWIN  (evles)  Adventures  in  the  Course  of  a  Voyage  up  tbe 
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8  ISSAELI 


I  T  A 

•  ISRAELI  {Mr.  d')  Calamities  of  Authors;  including  some  In- 

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ITALIA,   V.  JOURNEY. 

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I  T  T 

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Three  Letters  conceriiing  the  present  State  of  Italy. 


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La  Guerre  d'Italie,  ou  Memoires  du  Comte  D.  conte- 


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Memoires  des  Cours  d'Itahe.  Etat  ancien  &  modeme 


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■  Lamento  d*Italia  aTiedi  del  Sommo  Pontefice.  4« 

L'Italiano  a  Principi  della  sua  Provincia.  4« 

'  L^Italia  aU'  invittissimo  Pi"encipe  Carlo  Emanuel  Duct 

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Italia  a  Roma.  4« 

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ITTIGIUS  (t.)  Dissert.   de  Evangelio  mortuis  annuntiato.    4® 

Jena.  1730. 
JUAN  II.  Rey  de  Castilla  y  Leon.  v.  johannes.  perez. 
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not:  aTale.  ^  Land.  1793. 
JUAN  (fr.  de  st.)  de  el  Puerto.    Miseion  historial  de  Marruecos. 

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JUAN  (raph.  de  st.)  De  la  Redencion  de  Cautivos  Sagrado  In- 

stituto  del  Orden  de  la  S.  Trinidad.  fol.  Madr.  1686. 
JUAN  (s.)  de  la  Cruz.  v.  cebreros. 
JUANINI  (JUAN  BAT.)  Nueva  Idea  physica  natural.    4®  Carag. 

1685. 
JUAR  (nicolas)  Disput.  de  anima  separata.  4*  Hqfn.  1679. 
JUBB  (geo.)  Linguee  Hebraicee  studium  juventuti  Academic» 

commendatum.  4"  Oj^.  1781. 
JUBBLES  (john)  An  Apology  to  the  Officers  of  the  Lord  Gene- 

ral'8  Army.  4<>  1649. 
JUBE'  (augdste)  Histoire  des  guerres  des  Gaulois  et  des  Fran- 

9ois  en  Itahe,  depuis  Bellovese  jusqu'a  la  mort  de  Loui.N  XII 

par  Aug.  Jube :  et  depuis  Louis  XII  jusqu'au  traite  d'Amiena 

par  J.  Servan,  avec  un  Atlas.  5  tom.  8**  Par.  1805. 
JUBERA  (alonso  de)  Dechado,  y  Reformacion  de  las  Medicinas. 

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JUBERTUS  (laur.)  v.  erastus. 
JUBILEE.    Aviso  a  los  de  la  Iglesia  Romana  sobra  la  indiccion 

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opening  of  the  holy  Gates  of  foure  Churches  in  Rome  in  the 

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Tlie  Jubilee  of  England,  from  Nasebie  to  the  Mount  in 


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8«  Lond.  1809. 
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JUBIN 


JUD 

JUBIN  (m.)  Discours  prononce  a  rAssemblee  des  Etudiants  en 

Droit  d'Anc:ers.  8» 
JUC  {Mr.)  Fiat  Lux.    Or  a  conduct  to  a  right  understanding  of 

the  Broils  about  Relig^ion  in  England.  I9f^  1661. 
JUCH  (gul.)  Dissert,  de  pra^paratione  ad  lectionem  veterum  me- 

dicinaB  auctorum.  4°  HaL  Mag.  1719. 
JUCH  (herm.  paul.)  Disput.  de  infrequentia  morborum  person- 

alir  4»  Hal  Mag.  1697. 

4*»  HaL  Mag,  1710. 

Dissert.  de  motu  san^inis  haemorrhoidali,  et  bsmor- 

rhoidibus  extemis.  4®  Hal.  Mag.  1715. 
JUCH  (PAUL.  HEN.)  Dissert.  de  morbo  Dominorum  et  Domioo 

morborum.  4*>  Jen.  1670. 
Objectiones    et  Responsa   medica.     Germ.     4®  Upt. 

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JUCUNDUS  (JOH.)  V,  cxsAR.  PLiNTus  Jun. 

JUDA  ApOStoluS,   V,  TESTAMENTUM  NOVUM. 

JUDiEI.     Paradise  restored,  being  a  visitation  of  Love  to  the 

Jews.  8« 
■  ■  A  discourse  of  a  Jew,  yet  living  and  wandringe  througfa 

the  world  who  was  an  assistant  at  the  death  of  ChrisL  MS.  4* 
The  land  of  promise  and  the  Covenant  thereof  expUiD- 


ed  by  certaine.  questions  and  propositions  propounded  to  tho^ 
that  teach  a  deliverance  of  the  Jews  out  of  all  Countries  to  tbe 
Land  of  Canaan.  4<>  Lond.  1641. 

An  Endevor  after  the  reconcilement  of  that  long  de- 


bated  and  much  lamented  difference  between  the  Presbytcrians 
and  Independants  about  Church  government.  In  a  Discourse 
touching  the  Jews  Synagogues.  4®  Lond.  1648. 

-  The  petition  of  the  Jews  for  the  repeal  of  the  Act  for 


their  banishment  out  of  England.  4®  Lond,  1649. 

Proclamation  of  the  retum  of  the  Jews,   and  of  thc 


building  of  the  Temple.  fol.  Lond.  1650. 

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An  answer  to  the  objection  to  the  coming  of  the  Jews 


in  this  Commonwealth.  4«  Lond.  1656. 

A  Visitation  to  the  Jews,  from  them  whom  the  Lord 


hath  visited  from  on  high,  by  G.  F.  4«  Lond.  1656. 

Anglo  JudjBus,  or  the  History  of  the  Jews  whilst  in 


England,  by  W.  H.  4«  Lond   1656. 

An  Informatjon  conceniing  the  present  State  of  the 


Jewish  Nation  in  Europe  and  Judsea.  4®  Loful.  1658. 

The  Restauration  of  the  Jewes,  by  R.  R,     4«  Lond. 


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A  new  letter  concerning  the  Jews,  by  the  French  Am- 

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JUD^. 


I  V  E 

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Judaism,  by  B.  B.  4^  Lond,  1703. 

•  Trdite  des  Ceremonies  superstitieuses  des  Juifs.     12® 


Amst,  1678. 

The  Book  of  the  Religion,  Ceremonies,  and  Prayers  of 


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Sermon.  8®  Lmd  1753. 

The  Question,  whether  a  Jew  born  within  the  British 


Dominions,  was,  before  the  makingr  the  late  Act  of  Parliament, 
a  Person  capable,  by  Law,  to  purchase  and  hold  Lands  to  him, 
and  his  Heirs.  4°  Lond,  1753. 

A  friendly  Address  to  the  Jews  in  generaL  12®  Lond. 


1779. 

JUDiEIS  (coRN.  de)  Speculum  Orbis  Terrarum.  fol.  Ant.  1593. 
JUDAS  justified  by  his  brother  Scot.  fol.  1647. 
JUDAS  Iscariot.     Observations  on  his  Conduct  and  Character. 

8®  Edinb,  1751. 
JUDAS  Maccabaeus,  a  Sacred  Drama.  8®  Dub.  1748. 
JUDELIUS  (el.  casp.)  Dissert  de  Vomitu  Hypochondriaco.    4® 

Jen.  1692. 
JUDGE.     The  Judges  Judgement,  a  speech  against  the  Judges. 

4®  Lond.  1641. 
" The  Judges   rcsolutions  conceming  Statute  Law  for 

Parishes.  fol.  Lond.  1641. 
■  Judo^es  resolution  on  the  Kings  Proclamation  concenv- 

ing    the   rejourning  of   Michaelmas   Term,    &c.     4®    Lond, 

1642. 
JUDGEMENT.     The  Infallibihty,  Dignity,  and  Excellence  of 

humane  Judgement.  12®  Lond.  1721. 
"  La  Conduite  du  Jugement  naturel  ou  tous  les  Bons  E^- 

prits  de  Tun  et  Tautre  Sexe  pourront  facilement  puiser  la  puretc 

de  la  Science,  par  D.  S.  A.  8®  Par.  1637. 
Treatise  conceming  judging  one  another.    8®    Lond. 

1675. 

The  day  of  Judgment,  a  Poem.  12®  Edin,  1753. 

JUDICATORY.  An  act  for  the  continuance  of  Judicatories  in 

Scotland.  fol  1652. 
JUDICUM  Liber.  v.  biblia. 

JUDITH,  V.  BIBLIAi  HEPTATEgCHUS.  SALLUSTE. 
JUELLUS,   V,  JEWELL. 

IVERNOIS  (j.  A.  d')  De  variolis.  4®  Bas.  1724. 

IVERNOIIS  {Sir  fran.  d')  Hi^orical  and  Political  View  of  the 

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IVERNOIS 


I  V  I 

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Histoire  de  rAdministration  des  Finances  de  la  Re- 

publique  Fran^aise.  8^  Lond,  1796. 

-  Tableau  Historique  et  Politique  de  rAdministration  de 


la  Republique  Fran^aise  pendant  i'Annee  1797.    8**    Lond, 
1798. 

Tableau  Hislorique  et  Politique  des  Perles  quc  1a  Re- 


volution  et  la  Guerre  ont  causees  au  Pcuple  Fran^ais.  8*  Lamd, 
1799. 

Des  causes  qui  ont  araenee  ru&urpation  du  Genl.  Bona- 


parte  et  qui  preparent  sa  chute.  8**  Lond,  1800. 

• Les  Cinq  promesses.  8®  Lond.  1803. 

Immenses  preparatifs  de  Guerre   qui  eurent  lieu  en 


France  d'abord  api6s  le  Traite  d'Amiens.  8°  Lond.  1804. 

Les  Recettes  exterieures.  8®  Lond.  1805. 

Effets  du  Blocus  conlinental  sur  le  Commerce  des  Isle» 


Britanniques.  8°  Lond.  1810. 

Napokon    Administrateur    et    Financier.     8**    Lond. 


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IVES  (edward)  Voyage  from  England  to  India  in  1754,  with  an 
historical  Narrative  of  the  Operations  of  the  Squadron^  and 
Army  in  India  under  Admiral  Watson  and  Colonel  Clive,  in 
1755,  56,  57,  and  jl  Journey  from  Persia  to  England  by  an 
unusual  Route.  4^  Lond.  1773. 

IVES  (jeremiah)  r.  whitehead. 

■  The  Quakers  quaking :  Or  the  foundation  of  their  De- 

ceit  shaken.  4®  Lond.  1656. 

Innocency  above  Impudency:    Or   the  strength  of 


Righteousness  exalted  above  the  Quakers  weakness  and  \Vick- 
edness.  4**  Lond.  1656. 

•  Confidence  questioned.     Or  an  examination  of  somc 


doctrines  delivered  by  Mr.  Thos.  Willes. 

Confidence  encountered ;  or  a  Vindication  of  the  law- 


fulness  of  preaching  without  ordination.  4^  Lond.  1658. 

Eighteen  questions  propounded.  4°  Lond.  1659. 

The  great  Case  of  Conscience  opened,  on  the  lawful- 


ness  and  unlawfulness  of  swearing.  4**  Lond.  1660. 
IVES  (john)  Remarks  on  the  Garianonum  of  the  Romans.    12^ 
Lond.  1774. 

IVES  (wM.)   V.  COOKE. 

JUGE.  Discours  des  parties  et  office  d^unlwn  et  entier  Juge. 
8«  Lyon.  1608.  -     ' 

JUGELIUS  (CASP.)  CEconomia.  Dan.  4»  Q)penh.  1648. 

IVIE  (TrtoMAs)  Alimony  arraigned,  or  the  Remonstrance  and 
humble  Appcal  of  Thos.  Ivie  from  the  Court  of  Chancery  to 
tlie  Lord  Protector.  Wherein  are  set  forth  the  unheara  of 
practices  and  Villanies  of  lewd  and  defamed  Women,  in  order 
to  separate  man  and  wife.  4®  Lond.  1654. 

JUIFS, 


JU  L 

JUIFS,   V.  JUDJEI. 

IVISON  (j.)  t;.  wooD. 

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JULIA  de  Gramont.  2  vol.  l^  Lond.  1788; 

JULIA;  or  last  Follies.  4«  Lond.  1798. 

JULIA  Academia.     Historia  Festi  Seculari»  Anno  167G.     fol. 

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■■'  Historica  Narratio,  de  Introductione  Univerditatis  Ju- 

li^,  et  Promulgatione  Privileffiorura.  4®  Helm,  1679. 

Annales  Academioe  Julie  ab  anno  1720  ad  1725,  10 


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JULIANO,  V.  juLUNus. 
JULIANUS  (archipr.  s.  just^k)  Chronicon,  Adversaria,  et  Car- 

mina.  4^  Par. 
JULIANUS  Imperator.  r.  bleterie. 
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Cantoclarum.  8<»  Par.  1583. 

interpr.  D.  Petavio.  4«  Par.  1630. 

cum  S.  Cyrilli  contra  eum  libris.  GV,  Lat.  ab 


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dita  est  Praefatio  de  Vita  Juliani.  12«  Par.  1566. 

Cffisares.  Gr.  a  C.  Cantaclaro.  8«»  F^.  1577. 

Lat.  per  P.  Cunaeum.  12«XMgrf.  Bat.  1632. 

Gall.  par  B.  Grangier.  8<>  Par.  1580. 

par  M.  Spanheim.  12»  Heidelb.  1666. 

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rinerio  interpr.  12*  Matrit.  1625. 

The   Life  of  the  Emperor  Julian,   transL   from  the 


French.  8«  Land.  1746. 

Defense  du  Paganisme.  Gr.  ct  Fr.  avec  Dissertations  et 


Notes  par  M'.  le  Marquis  d'Argens.  2  toni.  12«  Berl.  1769. 

In  Constantini  laudem,   oratio.  Gr^  Lat.  per  G.  H, 


Schaefer.  8«  Lips.  1802. 
JULIANUS  (magister)  Thesoro  de  Pobres.  4«  Burgos.  1551. 

8«  Aical.  1602. 

12«  mdr.  1644. 

JULIANUS  (s.)  Episcopus.  Prenosticata  futuri  Saeculi.  4*  Litt. 

Goth. 

4«  Lips.  1536. 

JULIEN  (chevalier  de  st.)  La  Forge  dc  Vulcain,  ou,  TAppareil 

des  Machines  de  Guerre.  8«  Haye,  1606. 

JULIEN 


J  UN 

JULIEN  (m.)  Rcponsc  a  rapologic  de  M,  Vieussens.  2^  partie.  ^ 

JULIENS  (f.)  des  Augustins.  v.  mirroir. 

JULIN   (pETRus)   Dissert.  de   Democratia  literaria.    4®     Upt. 

1735. 
JULIUS  II.  ^apa.  v.  donatus.  pacetti.  parthenopjeus.  ritius. 
JULIUS  III.  Papa.  v.  carranza. 

• De  Portamenti  da  Papa  Giulio  IIL  4»  1550. 

JULIUS  Secundus.     Dialogus  festivus.  \2^  Oxon.  1680. 
JULIUS  (alexander)  Lacrymae  in-  Obitum  Henrici  Friderici 

Principis.  4P  Edinb.  1613.' 

Poemata  sacra.  4**  Edinh.  1614. 

Carm.  Gratulat.  in  Conjug.  Fr.  El.  Pal.  et  Elizab.  Pr. 

4«  Edinh.  1614. 

Sylvae.  4<»  Edinh.  1614. 

Ad  August.  Mag.  Brit.  &c.  Dominum  suum.  4® 


JULIUS  Capitolinus.  v.  historia. 

JULIUS  (henr.)  Panegyricus  scriptus  in  Honorem  Festivilatis 

3ua  Hen.  Julius  in  Episcopatus  MindenensisT  possessionem  in- 
ucetur.  4»  Hehnst.  1620. 

. Aristarchus,  sive,  Censura  in  Novitium  quendam  Hip- 

pocratis  Exagitorem.  49 
JULIUS  (tim.)  Disput.  de  Natura.  4°  Jen. 
JULLIENNE  (m.)  v.  remy. 

JUNCKEN  (j.  h.)  Chymia  experimentalis  curiosa  mathematica. 
12«  Franc.  1681. 

Medicus  prsesenti  Seculo  accommodandus.  12*  Franc. 


1682. 


1693. 
1694. 


•  Praxis  medica.  12°  Franc.  1689. 
Fundamenta  Medicinae  modernse  eclectica.  12*  Frane. 

Modemae  Praxeos  medicee  Vade  mecum.  8®  Norimb. 


Lexicon  Pharmaceuticum.  8®  Francc^.  1698. 

Manuale  Pharmaceuticum^  sive  Lexici  Pharmaceutici 

Continuatio.  8®  Franc.  1698. 

: Lexicon  Chymico-pharmaceuticum.  8°  Noritnh.  1699. 

Chymia  experimentalis.  4*  Franc.  1702. 

Manuale,  sive,  Vade  mecum   Praxeos  Medics  mo- 


demae.  S^  Franc.  1707. 

Medicus.  C^erw.  S^  Lips.  1709, 

8*  Numh.  1725. 

8°  1729. 


Corpus  pharmaceutico-chymico-medicum  universak. 


fol.  Franc.  1711 

.  fol.  Franc.  1732. 


■  Compendium  Physicae  eclecticae.   8®   Franc.  ad  M. 


1713. 

'         Chirurgia  manualis.  Germ.  S9  Nurnh,  1718. 


JUNCKERUS 


J  UN 

JUNCKERUS  (CHEisT.)  v.  plutarchus. 

■  Schediasma  historicum,  de  Ephemeridibus,  sive,  Diariis 
Eruditorum.  W  Lips.  1692. 

CommeDtarius  de  Vita  Jobi  Ludolphi.     Adjectae  suut 


Epistola  aliquot  clarorum  virorum,  tum  etiam  Specimen  Lin- 
guae  Hottentotticae.  129  Ups.  Sf  Franc.  1710. 
JUNCKERUS  (JOH.)  Methodus  TherapeuUca.  4»  1624. 
■  Dissert.  de  medicina  quadam  cfficaci  in  motibus  uatune 

exacerbatis.  4<>  Hal.  Mag,  1718. 

4»  Hal.Mag.m^, 


1723. 
1723. 


Conspectus  Chirurgi».  4*>  Hal.  1721. 

Dissert.  dc  Diaphoreseos  usu  et  abusu.    4°   Hal.  Mag. 

Conspectus  Formularum  Medicarum.    4**    Hal.  Mag. 

Conspectus  Medicins.  4*  Hal.  1724. 

Consi)ectus  Therapise  genemlis,  cum  Notis  in  Materiam 

medicaifi.  4«  Hal.  Mag.  1725.      -^ 
Conspectus  Chymi».  4«  Hal.  Mag.  1730. 

Conspectus  Physiologice  medic»,  et  Hygieines.  4®  HaL 


Mag.  1735. 
■ Conspectus  Pathologiae  et  Semeiologias.  4®  Hal.  Mag. 

1736. 
JUNCTERN  (j.)  r.  hippocrates. 
JUNCTINUS  (franc.)   Commentaria  in  Sphaeram  Joannis  de 

Sacro  Bosco.  8®  Lugd.  1577. 

Synopsis  de  Restitutione  Calendarii.  4®  Lugd.  1579. 

— De  Divinatione  quae  fit  per  Astra>  diversum  ac  discre- 

pans  duorum  Cathohcorum  sacrae  Theologiae  Doctorum  Judi- 

cium :  scilicet  Fr.  Junctini^  ac  Joannis  Lensaei.     Itcm  Divi 

Thomae  Aquinatis,  Lucii  Bellantii,  ac  Marsihi  Ficini,  de  eadem 

divinatione,  sententia.  12®  Col.  1580. 

-  Speculum  Astrologiae.  2  tom.  fol.  Lugd.  1583. 


JUNG  (joH.  CHR.)  De  consuetudinis  efiicacia  generah  in  actibus 

vitalibus.  4«  Hal.  Mag.  1705. 
JUNGE  (joH.  FRiD.)  Dissert.  dc  Morbis  Ossium.    49  Lugd.  Bai. 

1726. 
JUNGERMANNUS  (goth.)  v.  cjesar.  herodotus. 
f UNGERMANNUS    (ludovicus)    Catalogus  Kantarum,  quae 

circa  Altorfium,  recens.  a  Casp.  Hoffinanno.  4^  AUorf.  1615. 

4<»  AU.  1635. 

JUNGHANS  (JOH.)  De  Ortu  Avis  Britannicffi  (Anas  Bemicla.) 

40  Wittb.  1665. 
JUNG-JOHAN  (nicol.)  Disput.  de  principiis  rerum  naturalium 

intemis.  4«  Rein.  1660. 
JUNGIUS  (JOACH.)  Logica  Hamburffensis.  12«  Hamh.  1638. 

recensente  Joh.  Vagetio.  12«  Hamh.  1681. 

Geometria  Empirica.  4* 

Voi.  in.  4  E  JUNGIUS 


J  U  N 

JUNGIUS  (JOACH.)  Prsecipuffi  Opiniones  phyiicae  examiittts, 

a  Martino  Fogelio.  4«  Hamb.  1679. 
•  Phoranomica,   i.  e.  De  motu  locali  definitioiies.    4* 

Hamb.  1691. 

JUNGIUS  (J.  H.)  V.  GUELPHI. 

JUNGIUS  (theop.)  Bissert.  de  Concordia  divinse  PraesdenUe 

cum  Libertate  humana  et  Rerum  Contingentia.  4^  1686. 
JUNGKEN   (JOH.  FBiD.)   Embeer  Bad-und  Brunnen-cur.    12^ 

Frank.  1700. 
JUNGKLAUS  (JAC.)  Cosmologia,  sive  disputatio  de  Mundo.    4* 

Hamb.1686. 
JUNGST  (godef.)  Oratio  de  professione  Theologis  in  Ecdesia 

per  omnia  Tempora.  49  Hanov.  1696. 
JUNI  (uLRicus)  Mercuhus  in  Sole  videndus.  4®  Lips.  1697. 
JUNIANUS,  V.  MAius. 
JUNILIUS  (d.)  Episctwus  4fricanus.    Comm.  in  priora  aliquot 

Capita  Genesews.  4®  bas.  1538. 
JUNIPER  (john)  His  Hiilory.  3  vd.  l^  Lond.  1781. 
JUNIPER  (wiLL.)  Juniper  Lecture,  With  a  description  of  aD 

sorts  of  Women.  12»  Lond.  1652. 
— — —  Visions  and  Predictions,  as  he  related  them  to  Dr.  Gau- 

den.  40  Land.  1662. 

>  The  Juniper  Lecturer  corrected,  and  his  Latin  Noii- 


sense  paraphrazea;  also  the  Coffee  Sco£fer  cuflfed  and  kicked. 
4°  Lond.  1662. 
JUNIUS.     Letters.  2  vol.  199  Lond.  1772. 

■  including  Letters  hy  the  same  Writer,  under 

other  Signatures.    To  which  are  added,  his  confidentiai  Cor- 
respondence  with  Mr.  Wilkes^  and  his  private  Letters  to  Mr. 
H.  S.  Woodfall.  3  vol.  8»  Lond.  1812. 
— — —  Junius^s  PoUtical  Axioms.  8*  Lond. 
•  Junius  discovered,  hy  P.  T.  8»  Lond. 


JUNIUS  (adr.)  V.  JUNius  Hadr 

JUNIUS  (balduinus)  Buquoy  quadrimestre  Iter,  Progressusqiie. 

4*  1621. 
JUNIUS  (franc.)  Opera  Theologica.  2  tom.  fol.  Gen.  1607. 
■  De  lingus  Hehrese  antiquitate  prestantiique,  oratio. 

4«  Neap.  1579. 
— —  Ecdesiastici,  sive  de  Natura  et  Administratione  Ecde* 

siffi  Dei.  12«  Franc.  1581. 

Orationes  duse.    I.  ad  lectionem  Vet  Testamenti.   II. 


ad  lectionem  Uh.  Mosis.  4«  Neap.  Nemet.  1582. 

Academia.    Ad  calcem  adjectus  est  Academiarum  to* 


tius  Europae  Catalogus.  4°  Heidelb.  1587. 

nPOTOKTiXlA,  seu  Creationis  a  Deo  factse  Historia: 


Prslectiones  in  tria  prima  Capita  Geneseos.    Item^  Confiitatio 
Argumentorum  Antinomi.  4^  Heidelb.  1589. 

Defensiones  3  CathoUc»  Doctrinse  de  S.  Trinitate.   4* 


Ondilb.  1591, 2. 

JUNIUS 


JUN 

JUNIUS  (FRANC.)  De  Politi»  Mosis  Obeervatione.    12»   Lugd. 
Bat.  1593. 

■  ViU,  ed.  a  P.  Merula.  4»  Lugd.  Bat.  l595. 
Animadvers.  in  Bellarminum,  de  Translationc  Imperii 

Romania  Grads  ad  Francos.  I9f^  1602. 

■  Analysis  methodica  in  Apocalypsin  S.  Johannis.     12® 
1608. 

Animadversiones  in  Bellarminum  de  Ecclesia  trium-' 


phante.  12^  1608. 
JUNIUS  (franc.)  Filius.   v.  biblia.  cjedmon.  gomari.  tbsta* 

MENTUM. 

De  Pictura  Veterum.  Lib.  III.  4<>  Amst.  1637. 

Angl.  4«  Land.  1638.  , 

— — —  Observationes  in  Willerami  Abbatis  Francicam  Para» 


pbrasin  Cantici  Canticorum.  12®  Amst.  1655. 

-  Gothicum  Glossarium,  quo  pleraque  Ai^ntei  Codicis 


vocabula  explicantur.  4®  Dordr.  1665. 

Etymologicum  Anghcanum,  cum  Augment.  £dw.  Lye. 


Prsemittuntur  Vita  Auctoris  et  Grammatica  Anglo-Saxonica. 
fol.  Oxon.  1743. 

JUNIUS    (HADR.)    V.  CASSIUS.    EUNAPIUS.   HESYCHIUS.   MARTIALIS. 
PLUTARCHUS. 

Epistol»,  Vita,  et  Oratio  de- Artium  liberalium  Digni- 

tate.  12«  Dordr.  1552. 

■  Philippeis  sive  in  Nuptias  Principum  Phiiippi  et  Marise 

Carmen  heroicum.  4*  Lond.  1554. 

Animadversa^  et  de  Coma  Commentarium.   12^    Bas. 


1556. 

12»  Rotterd.  1708. 


Batavise  Historia.  4<»  Lugd.  Bat.  1588. 
12«  Dordr.  1652. 


Nomenclator  octilinguis.  ab  Herm.  Germbergio.    8^ 


Gen.  1619. 

Nomenclator.  GaU.  Belg.  12»  Sylva  Ducis,  1671. 

Epicsedia  in  ejus  obitum.  4«  Lug.  Bat.  1680. 


JUNIUS  (lud.  franc.)  Disput.  de  Emancipatione.  4®  Lug.  Bat. 

1718. 
JUNIUS  (MBLCH.)  Orationes.  2  tom.  12»  Bas.  1590—92. 

■ 3tom.  »>  Argent.  160^11. 

-— tom.  2.  8«  Argent.  1620. 

■  Loci  communes  ex  M.  T.  Ciceronis  Orationibus.     ly 

Argent.  1594. 
JUNIUS  (PATRicius)  V.  CLEMBNS  Romanus. 
JUNIUS  (r.)  Cordiall  Councell  in  a  pathetical  Episde.  4«  Land. 

1645. 
Thc  Cure  of  Misprision,  or  selected  Notes  upon  sundiy 

questions  in  controversy  beiWeen  the  Word  and  the  World.  l^ 

Lond.1646. 
Thc  Pastor's  Advocate,  with  the  Peopk^i  Monilor.    4* 

Lond. 

JUNKER 


J  U  R 

JUNKER  (cHRisT.)  Discours  von  dem  enten  Jubel-Fest  dft 
feurstlichen  Gymnasii  zu  Eisenach  benebst  dem  Abriss  der  al« 
lerersten  Seachsischen  Schul-Medaille.  fol.  Eisenach. 

JUNT-flE,   V.  BAIIDINJ. 

JUNTO.     Ode  addressed  to  the  Scotch  Junto  and  their  Ameri- 

can  Commissioner.  4**  Lond.  1776. 
IVO  (d.)  Camotcnns  Episcopus.  v,  salomonius^ 

LibcrDecretorum.  4»  1499. 

>  fol.  Lovan,  1561. 

Epistolae,  cum  in  iUas  observationum  libro.     l^usdeni 

Ivonis  Chronicon  de  Regibus  Francorum.  8*  Par.  1610. 
JUPITER  and  Saturn,  their  appearance  in  tbe  Heavens  and  ia- 

fluence  on  the  earth.  12^  Lond. 
JURA  Regia  Mqjestaiis.  v.  hoadlet. 

JURDAIN  (IGNATIUS)  V.  NICOLLS. 

JUR£  (joHN  BAPTisT  s.)  lifc  of  Dc  Rentj^  ChaAcellor  to  Lewis 

XIII.  8°  Lond.  1658. 
JURGENS  (joACH.)  Autoschediasma  de  Vitriolo.  Germ.    \9? 

Copenh.  1688. 
JURGIEWICIUS  (ANDREAs)  BeUum  quinti  Evangelii.    12*  CW. 

'  Professores  quinti  Evangelii  Nullus  et  Nemo,  e  Tenc- 

bris  eruti.  12"  Monasi.  1603^ 

JURIDICA,   V.  JURISPRUDENTIA. 

JURIEU  (PET.)  V.  BAYLE.   CABALL.    SAURIN.    THEOLOGtA. 

— Traite  de  la  Devotion,  avec  deux  Sermons  sur  la  Pcrse- 

verance.  8^  Rotterd,  1682. 
^ Histoire  du  Calvinisme,  &  celle  du  Papisme,  mises  en 

Parallel,  ou  Apologie  pour  les  Reformateurs,  contre  Maim- 

bourg.  2  tom.  4»  liotterd.  1683. 

4  tom.  12»  Rotierd.  1683. 


Reponse  k  TApologie  de  Mr.  Jurieu.  8^ 

Histoire  veritable   du  Calvinisme  opposee  a  ceUc  de 

Maimbourg.  12«  Amt.  1683. 

The  History  of  the  Council  of  Trent.      S^     Lond. 


1684. 

Reflexionson  the  Extasies  of  IsabelVincent   4*  Lond. 


1689. 

Pastoral  Letters.    With  an  account  of  the  Hungarian 

Persecution.  8»  Lond.  1689. 

A  Plain  Method  of  Christian  Devotion :  laid  dowa  ia 


Discourses^  Meditations  and  Prayers.  129  Lond.  1692. 

JURIN  (JAMES)  V.  MASSEY.    PACKE.    ROBINS.   VARENIUS. 

■■  A  Letter  to  Dr.  Caleb  Colesworth,  containing  a  Com- 

parison  between  the  Mortality  of  the  natural  Small  Pox  and 
ihat  given  by  Inoculation.  S^  Lond.  1723. 
■■       —  An  Account  of  the  Success  of  inoculating  thc  Small- 
Pox  in  Great-BriUin.  S'^  Lond.  1724.    * 

—  for  the  Year  1724.  8»  Lond.  1725. 

for  the  Year  1725.  8«  Lond.  1726. 

JURIN 


JUB 

JURIN  (jAMEs}  Dissertationes  Physico-mathematic».  8*  £dmf. 

1732. 
An  Account  of  the  Effccts  of  Soap-Lye,  taken  intern- 

ally,  for  the  Stone,  in  the  Case  of  Dr.  Jurin.  8^  Lond.  1745. 
Lettre  a  M.  de  Buf!bn  en  Reponse  a  Censures  dans  le 


Traite  du  Coeur  de  M.  Senac.  8«  Par.  1749. 
JURIN  (john)  Relation  of  the  diflferences  between  Chr.  Cisner, 

one  of  the  Pastors  of  the  French  Cburch  in  London  and  others 

of  the  Consistory  thereof,  and  John  Jurin,  a  Member  of  the 

same  Church.  4^  Lond.  1657. 
JURINE  (l.)  Nouvelle  methode  de  classer  les  Hymenoptires  et 

les  Dipteres.  tom.  1.  4»  Gen.  1807. 
JURISPRUDENTIA.    Vocabularius  utriusque  Juris,  pcr  Mo- 

dum  Repertorii.  fol.  [Litt,  Goth.  sine  anno,  aut  loco,  aM  typO' 

graphi  nomine.'] 
— —  Brocardia  Juris.  12*  [Jehan  Petit.] 
"  Libellus  dans  Modum  legendi  et  studendi  Abbreviatiu 

ras  in  utroque  Jure.  fol.  Nuremb,  1482. 
12«  Par.  1493. 


'  Parvus  Libellus  continens  Formam  multarum,  Renim. 
12®  R.  Redfnan,  1530. 

Juris  universi  Tractatus  in  unum  congesti.    Cum  In^ 


dice.  Ab  Fr.  Ziletto.  21  vol.  fol.  Ven.  1584,  5. 

'  Juris  Canonici  Corpus,  Gregorii  XIII.  Jussu  editum, 
cum  Appendice  Pauli  Lancelotti.  4*  Lugd.  1591. 

Juris  Civilis  Rom.  Initia  et  Progressvs,  &c.  ad  Legea 

12  Tab.  Comment.  12«  Franc.  1598. ' 
8«  Franc.  1619. 


Thesaurus  communium    opinionum    scu  receptarum 

iuris  sententiarum,  continens  Sylvam  communium  opinionuni 
Francisci  Vivii  et  communes  conclusiones  Ant.  Gabrietii.  fol. 
Franc.  1616. 

TituU  Tractatusque  Juris  civiHs  studio  necessarii.    8^ 


Franc.  1619. 

Ursachen  warumb  die  Stadt  Herfbrd  die  Ezpedition 

Sache  zur  endurtheil  soHicitiren  lassen  muss.  4^  1632. 

•  Jus  PopuU.   A  Discourse  on  the  right  of  Subiects  and 


Princes.  4<>  Lond.  1644. 

Jurisconsulti  Rehgio.  12*  Lond.  1649. 

Histoire  du  Droit  Romain,  par  P.  T.  12»  Par.  1678. 

•  Anonymi  scriptum  circa  jus  naturas  et  gentium.    4^ 


Irenop.  1684. 

'  Religio  Jurisprudentis  :  or  the  Lawyers  advice  to  his 


Son  in  Counsels,  Essays  and  other  Miscellanies.     12®    Lond. 
1685. 

Vorstellun^des  Hohen  Reicbs-Recht^ns.  4«  1693. 

Inquisitio  m  naturam  et  obligationem  Jurium  kgalium. 


cum  respectu  ad  populares  prsetextus  rendui  penes  nuperorum 
Regem  Jacobum  Jurb  ad  Corooam  Anglie.  12^  Lond. 
1694. 

JURISPRUDENTIA- 


JU  s 

JURISPRUDENTIA.     Brevis  inCroductio  in  notithun  legum 

Nauticarum  et  scriptorum  Juris  reique  Maritims.    12*    Lub, 

1713. 
—  Ekments  of  Jurigprudence  treated  of  in  the  prdimi- 

nary  part  of  Lectures  on  the  Laws  of  England.    4*    Lond. 

1783. 

Collectanea  Juridica.    Consisting  of  Tracts  relative  to 


the  Laws  and  Constitution  of  England.    2  voL     8*    Lond. 
1791,2. 

Law  Grammar^  or  an  introduction  to  the  Theory  aod 


practice  of  English  Jurisurudence.  8^  Lond.  1791. 
JURY.    The  Grand  Jury  Man^s  Oath  and  O^ce  explained.    4* 

Lond.  1680. 
■  The  Englishman^s  Right.    A  Dialogue  hetween  a  Bar- 

rister  at  Law  and  a  Jury  man,  settine  forth  the  Antiquity,  Use 

and  Priviledges  of  Juries.  4^  Lond.  iGSO." 

-The  Security  of  Eng1ishmen's  Lives,   or  the  Tmst, 


Power  and  Duty  of  Grand  Jurys.  12*  Lond,  1681. 

Letter  to  the  Jurors  of  Great  Britain,  occasioned  by  an 


Opinion  of  the  Court  of  King's  Bench  in  the  Case  of  the  King 
and  WoodfalL  8»  Lond.  1771. 

Enquiry  into  the  extent  of  the  power  of  Juries  on  Triab 


for  Libels.  S^  Lond.  1792. 

JUS,   V.  JURISPRUDENTIA. 

Jus  Potandi.  4«  1688. 

Angl.  &  1617. 

JUSSIEU  (ant.  de)  Dissert.  de  yulnerihus.  8»  Monsp.  1707. 
—  Discours  sur  le  Progrcs  de  la  Botanique,  au  Jardin 

Roy^al.  4»  Par.  1718. 
JUSSIEU  (bbrn.  de)  Dissert*  de  naturali  secretione  Bilis  in  Je- 

core.  12^  Monsp.  1719. 
JUSSIEU  (cHRisTOPH.  de)  Traite  de  la  Theriaque.    12*    7>w. 

1708. 
JUSSIEU  (jos.  de)  Qusestio.  An  in  actionis  reactionisque  »qua- 

litate  GBConomia  animalis  ?  4®  Par.  1733. 
JUSSIEU  (m.  de)  V.  tournefort. 
JUSTICE.    I^ight  Hints  on  a  few  duties  of  the  subordinate  Mi- 

nisterial  officers  of  a  County^  and  the  Clerks  of  Justice.    8^ 

Romsey. 
•  Reglement  de  la  Justice,  ou  nouvel  abreg^  de  la  Cou- 

tume.  I2f^ 
— —  Justice  and  Judgment  is  to  nile,  by  G.  F.    4*    Lond. 

1656. 
*■'  Justice  triumphant,  or  the  Organ  in  the  Suds,  a  Farcc. 

8»  Lond.  1747. 
— —  Observations  on  a  late  Publication,  intituled  Thougku 

on  Exccutive  Justice.  12?  Lond.  1786. 

•  I^ttre  sur  les  Mc^ens  de  privenir  les  Proc&,  ct  d'abrc- 


ger  les  Formalites  de  Justice   par   D.  D,  E.  M.    8"    Par. 
1788. 

JUSTICE 


JU  s 

JUSnCE  qfPeacc,  The  Boke  of  the  Justyce  of  Peas,  the  charge 
with  all  the  proces  of  the  cessyons.  Modus  tenendi  Hundre- 
dum,  sive  Curiam  de  Recordo.  Retuma  Brevium.  Modus  te- 
nendi  Curiam  Baronum  cum  visu  Franc-Plegii.  12®  John 
RattelL 

12»  Lond,  1544. 

12»  Lmd.  154a: 


An  Epistle  to  all  the  Justices  of  Peace  in  England  and 

Wales.  4<»  Lond.  1642. 

The  names  of  the  Justices  of  the  pcace  at  Michaehnas 


Term,  1650.  12»  Lond.  1650. 

Proclamation  for  the  continuance  of  Justices,  Sheriffi^ 


&c.  fol.  Lond.  1659. 

.  The  Justice  of  Peace  his  oflBce,  by  W.  S.    12»  Lond. 


1659. 

>  A  List  of  the  Justices  of  Peace  confirmed  at  the  Resto? 


ration.  12»  Lond.  1660. 

A  Guide  for  Justices  of  Peace.  12»  Lond.  1661.. 

—— —  The  rambUng  Justice  of  Peace.  4^  Lond.  1678. 

•  Declaration  of  the  JusUces  in  Quarter  Sessions  at  Eze« 


ter.  fol.  Land.  1685. 
JUSTICE  (alex.)  A  general  Treatise  of  the  Dominion  and  Lawi 

of  the  Sea,  Jurisdiction  of  the  English  Admiralty^  £cc.  with  an 

Appendix  conceming  Pressing.  4»  Lond.  1705. 
JUSTICE  (elizabeth)  A  Voyage  to  I^ussia.  8»  Lond.  1746. 
JUSTICE  (jAMEs)  The  Scots  Gardiner^s  Director.    8»   Edinh. 

1754. 
JUSTIFICATION.  State  of  the  Differences  depending,  and  now 

agitated,  about  Justification,  &c.  4»  Lond.  1692. 
— —  A  practical  Treatise  of  Justification  by  Faith,  &c.    8^. 

Lond.  1696. 

Consideratio  quaestionis,  num  facultas  bene  bperandi  in 


actu  et  ipso  momento  justificationis  jam  adsit?  4»  1731. 
>  A  plain  Account  of  Justification.  8»  Non».  1752. 


JUSTIFICATION.    The  Justification,  a  Poem.  8»  Duh.  1778. 

■  Justification  of  the  11  accused  Members,  from  a  scan- 

dalous  Libel  stiled  :  a  {>articular  Charge  in  the  name  of  Sir  T* 

Fairfax  and  the  Army  under  him.  4»  Lond.  1647. 
JUSTINIANUS  (august.)  v.  psalterium. 
■■  Castigatissimi  Annali  delia  Repubiica  di  Genoa.    fd. 

Gen.  1537. 
JUSTINIANUS  (BENED.)  In  PauU  Epistolas  Ezplanat.  2  tom. 

fol.  Lugd.  1612, 13. 
JUSTINIANUS  (bern.)  Historia  dell'  Origine  di  VeneUa,  trad. 

da  L.  Domenichi.  12»  Ven.  1608. 
—  Historia  generale  della  Monarchia  Spagnuola  antica  e 

moderna.  4»  Nap.  1674. 
— —  Histoha  cronologica  di  tutti  rOrdini  miUtari  i^el  Mon- 

do.  2  Part  fol.  Ven.  1692. 

JUSTINIANUS 


J  u  s 

JUSTINIANUS  (fabianus)  Indcx  universali»  alpbabeticttB  mate- 
rias  in  omni  facultate  consulto  pertractata»,  eanimque  Scrip- 
toresi,  et  locos  designans.  Elenchus  item  Auctonim  qui  in  Sicn 
Biblia  scripserunt.  fol.  Rom.  1612. 

JUSTINIANUS  (flavius)  Imperator,  v.  beilfusz.  busius.  co- 

THOFRIDUS.    PROCOPIUS. 

Institutiones.  fol.  Mogunt,  1476. 

' cum  Indice.  12»  Ant.  apud  Plant.  1566,1 

■  a  Lud.  Russardo  illustrate.  13*  Ant.  qmd 

Plant.  1566. 

. S^  Antv.  ap.  Plant.  1567. 

18«  Jm«*.  1630. 

16«  Amst.  1631. 

.  cum  Jacobi  Cujacii  Commentariis.    12* 


Par.  1585.  [Cum  notis  Mss.'] 

ab  A.  Corvino.  16«  Amst.  1676. 

■  a  M.  Wesenbck:io  explicats.    foL  Boz. 


1585. 

Lai.  Angl.  by  G.  Harris.  4»  Land.  1756. 

GalL  trad.  par  C.  J.  de  Ferriere,  avec  f  Ap- 


plication  du  Droit  Fran^ois  au  Droit  Romain,  &  la  Conficrence 
de  l'un  avec  Tautre.  6  tom.  12«  Par.  1719. 

Jtal.  da  F.  Sansovino.  4«  Fen.  1552. 


Codex.  2  tom.  12«  Lugd.  1551. 

cum  Annot.  Ant  Contii.  12"  Par.  156^. 


■  Novellae  Constitutiones,  et  Edicta,  G.  Haloandro,  et  H. 

Agylaeo  interpr.  4«  Bas.  1561. 

e  Gr.  in  Lat.  a  Greg.  Haloandro,  cum 


Notis  Fr.  Duareni.  8«  Ant.  apud  Plant.  1567. 

Pandecta,  Part.  4  et  5.  2  tom.  12«  Lugd.  1550. 

Instrumentum  pt6nari(£  Securitatis,  scriptum  Anno  Jus- 


tiniani  Imp.  38.  4«  Rom.  1641. 
JUSTINIANUS  (FRA.)  daNovi.  Speccbiaovero  DescrizionedeHa 

Turcbia.  12«  Fir.  1674. 
JUSTINIANUS  (HORAT.)  Acta  Concilii  Florentini.     fol.  Rom. 

1638. 

JUSTINIANUS  (LAURENT.)   V.  RORARIUS. 

. Opera.  fol.  Par.  1524. 

fol.  Ven.  1606. 

JUSTINIANUS  (MiCH.)  De  Vescovi,  e  de  Govematori  di  Tivoli. 

4«  Rom.  1665. 

■  Gli  Scrittori  Liguri.  4«  Rom.  1667, 

JUSTINIANUS  (ORSAT.)  Rime.  4«  Ven.  1600. 
JUSTINIANUS  (PANc.)  Epistolffi.  4«  Ven.  1534. 
JUSTINIANUS  (PET.)  Rerum  Venetarum  Historia-    fol.   Ven^ 

1560. 

fol.  Ven.  1576. 

JUSTINIANUS  (poMP.)  DeUe  Guerre  di  Fiandra,  lib.  VI.  da  G. 

Gamurini.  4«  Ant.  1609. 
f  Lat,  ab  Job.  Kinckes.  4«  Col  1611. 

8  JUSTINIANUS 


JU  s 

JUSTINIANUS  (tincxkt.)  ViU  dd  P.  F.  Luigi  Bertrando.    » 

Gbi.1583. 

Hisp.  12»  Pampl  1588. 

JUSTINIANUS  (viNc.)  Marchese.  Galleria  Giustiniana.  S  tom. 

fol.  Rom.  1631. 
JUSTINOPOLITANO,  v.  mutio. 
JUSTINUS  (marc.  jun.)  v.  sagittabius. 

■  Epitome  in  Trogi  Pompeii  Historias.   fol.  Ven.  apud 
Jcn.  1470.  [bd.  pr.] 

ex  Emendat.  P.  Danetii.  fol.  Lut.  1519. 

■  '  ■  ■    ■         cum  iEmylio  Probo  de  vita  Imperatorum. 

12»  Ven.ap.Ald.  1523. 

'     ■  cum  Commentariolo.  4*  Bas.  1539. 

«•  Par.  1548. 

'  a  S.  Grjrnaeo.  acced.  Epttome  Sexti  Aur 


relii  Victoris  de  vita  Irop.  Rom.  12^  Lugd.  1551. 

cum  Ckxnmentariolo ;  et  Epitome  Sexti 


Aurdii  Victoris.  &*  Ant.  1552. 

12»  Coi.  Ag.  1556. 

-acced.  Epitome  Sezti  Aurdii  Victoris. 


180  Lugd.  1568. 

W  Lugd.  1578. 

16»  Lugd.  1590. 

cum  Not.  Bongarsii  et  Victorini  Strigelii 


Commentario.  8®  Par.  1581 

cum  Notis  et  var.  Lectionibus.  8*  Par, 


1581. 

■  ■ aTh.Cangisero:  cum  J.  Bongarsii  scho* 

liis  et  V.  Strigelii  commentario.  8^  Ursel.  1610. 

8«  Argcnt.  1(513. 

cum  Notis  Vo9i»ii.  12®  Lugd.  Bat.  1640. 

aT.Fabro.  12»  Saimurii.  1671.  ~ 

12»  Oxon.  1674. 

-, a  T.  Heame.  &*  Oxon.  1705. 

-  cun^  notis  variorum,  curaiite  Abr.  Gro- 


novio.  8«  Lugd.  B.  1719. 

■  ab  Abbate  de  Longuerue.    16*    Par, 


1725. 


Lat.  Angi.  by  J.  Clarke.  8»  Loiirf.  1732. 
Ang.  by  T.  Brown.  12»  Land.  1712. 
G^t.  par  Ciaude  de  Sfvsd.  foL  Par.  1559. 
par  Le  Sieur  de  CoHomby,  Cauvigny.  12*, 


Rouen,  1682. 

^-  Hisp.  par  Juan  de Medina.  12*  Anv.  1542. 

JUSTINUS,  Martyr.    Opera.  Gr.  fol.  Por.  Mud  R.  Steph.  1551. 

■  Gr.  Lat.  a  F.  Sylburgio.  fd.  HeideW.  1593. 

■  La/.  per  J.  Perionium.  fol.  Par.  1554. 

f  Eversio  Aristotdis  Dogmatum.  Lat.  per  Guil.  Postd* 

lum.  \6^  Par.  1552. 

-  Apologia  I»».  pro  Christiania.  Cr.  Lat.  a  J.  Grabe.  8* 


Oxon.  1700. 

VoL-  IIL  4  F  JUSTINUS, 


hortatoria,  Oratio  ad  Grscos^  et  de  Mooarcbia  Libet.  Gr.'Lta. 
ab  H.  Hutchin.  8«  Oron.  1703, 

.... Cuin  Trypboa^  Judieo  ])i«k>eiiA.  Gr.  tmu  coHi  not 

var.  a  S.  Jebb.  8*»  Lmd,  1719. 

Apologise  iduae,  et  Dialogus  cum  Trypboiw.  6r.  LtL 


Cum  notis  et  emendationibuA  $tyam  Tbirlbii.  tol.  Lon^  ITdi 
JUSTITI A,    Ad  Justitiam  Odc.  i^  J.  L,  C.  4« 
.. Justitia  prsestigiosa^  or  Judges  tflrned.kckn.  V  LmL 

1644. 
JUSTUS  rcupvFGANGus)  Chronologia,  sive  Te»|^en>m  Bupput»» 

tio  omnium  illustrium  Medicorum.  IS*  Fnmd,  1556. 
— — —  —  Propodtiones  Medics.  4®  Franc,  1559. 
JUSTUS  (joAN.)  Disquisi^o  de  pot^tiis  anim»  ralioiialis  ia  ge- 

nere.  4»  Wituh,  1651. 
JUSTUS  (lud.)  Doctrina  de  elementiay  itemque  dedobnAet  to- 

luptatis  causb.  Ar^  Ba$.  1^97. 
JUSTUS  (PAscASius)  Alea,  sive,  de  curanda,  in  PeCuniAm  lu« 

dendi,  Cupiditate,  Ub.  II.  cup:i  CollectAneis  variorum  Authoffum» 

de  Sortibus^  Ludis,  &c.  a  Joh.  a  Munster.  4^  Nmip.  1617. 
JUSTUS  (PHiL.)  Inquisitio  de  Peste.  4«  Vai.  1638. 
JUVARRA  (cAv.  D.  FiLiPPo)  Raccoha  di  Targhe  fatte  da  Pto> 

fet^ori  primarii  in  Roma.  4*  Rom,  17^ 
JUV£NAL(horace)  Modem.  Manners,  a  Poeiiw  4<»  Lond.  179^ 
JUVENAL  (jean)  rfc«  Ursins.    Histoire  de  Charks  VL  Roy  de 

France^  augiaente  par  Penys  Godefroy.  foL  •Pof.  1^53. 
JUVENALIS  (decius  junius)  v,  persius.  vaughan. 
p- Satyrae  et  Persii  Satyr».    4*»  [sine  loco  uui  mmO,  oui 

Typographi  nomme  {sed  Vcu.  V.  Spira.  1470.)  eo.  pr.] 

et  Persii  Satyrs.  12°  [absque  ulla  neSa,  sei 


ex  ojficina  Bart.  Trot  Lugduneims,] 

—  12®  [ahsque  uila  wOa^  sed  ediiio  oUera 


Lugdunensis.l 


fol.  1498. 


cum  CQomient.  Geo.  Vall».  fol.  Ven.  1486. 
cum  Ant.  M^nciaelU  et  Joh.  Batdii  expoeit 


4«  Par.  1505. 
fol.  Lugd.  1523. 


et  Persii  Satyr».  12«  Ven.  ap.  Aid.  1501. 
12'  Ven.  ap.  Ald.  1501.  lExen^fiar^ 


ex  alia  ovmino  editione  est  a  pracedenti.'^ 

-  item  Persii  Saiyrffi.    \9f^   Baa.  1532.   iewd 


notis  Mss,^ 

W  Par.  ap.  CoUneum.  1542. 


— — —  et  Persii  Satyrae.  12«  Lot.  1544, 5, 

— r  cum  var.  doctorum  virorum  Commentania,  el 

CoeUi  Secundi  Curionis  Scholiis.  foL  JBot.  155L 

-  et  Persii  Satyre,  a  T.PulmanQO,  16*  Antk 


ap.Plant.  1566. 

,  etP^ Satyr».  24?  Ani.4f.Piani.  1585.  - 

JtrVfiMALB 


JUVENALlS^  (n«ci\js  tvsivs)  Satjrr»  ct  PerBB  Satyrto,  n  C^ 
Plantino.  24»  Lug.  Bat,  1600. 

—  et  Persii  Satyrae,  rum  notis  B.  Antutmiii  8^, 


Par.  1607. 


1613. 


1616. 


1620. 


-  et  Pfersii  Satyr»,  a  J.  Lahpo.  4*  FHft.  IBQft 
et  Persii  Satyree,  aT.  Pamaby.    13*    Lohd. 

'  et  Sulpicjs  Satire,  cnrs  N.  Rigdiii.      12^ 

•  et  Persii  Satyra;,  a  T.  Famaby.    W    hoM. 


12*  AnM.  1633.  [ctm  notis  ilftr.] 


r- et  Pfersil  Satyr»,  cum  Tariorum  notis  accttr. 

C.Schrevelio.  8»  Lag.  B.  1671. 

et  Persii  Satyr»  cum  VetensScholiast»  et  t»-^ 


riomm  Commentariis.  fidit.  db  H.  Wetstemo.  8*  Amsi.  1^84. 
—  Satyras  omni  obscoenitate  expurgati.  12"  7\i< 


ron.  1685. 

' et  Persil  S^tyrse,  cum  interp.  ct  noUs  Lud, 

Pratei  in  usum  Delphini.  8*  Lojid.  1691. 

et  Pfersii  Satyras,  btirti  Schdns  Ve^erum  et 


Commentariis  Emditomm  ex  recens.  Is.  Casauboni  et  cura  M. 
Casauboni.  4<^  Lug.  B.  1695. 

et  Persii  Satyrae,  a  M.  Maittaire.    8"    Lond, 


1716. 

ex  recog.  S.  A.  Philippe.  12«  Lut.  Par.  1747, 

et  Persii  Satyrae.  4P  Birm.  Boikerville,  1761, 

a  G.  A.  Ruperti.  2  tom.  8*  Lips.  1801. 

Angl.  by  Sir  R.  Stapylton.  fol.  Lond.  1660. 

The  Satyres  of  Juvenal  and  Persius, 


translated  by  John  Drydcn  and  other  hands.  12®  JLond.  1713. 

12«  Lond.  1735. 

with  Notes  and  Illustrations  by  W.Gif» 


ford,  4P  Land.  1802. 

Satyra  XVI.  4«  Par.  1606. 


JUVENALIS  (GuiDo)  In  Latinae  LinguaB  Hegantias,  L.  Vallae,  et 

A.  Gellii  Interpretatio.  4«  Par.  1500. 
JUVENATENSJS  (rob.)  v.  ciconia. 
JUVENCUS  (c.  V.  A.)  Historia  ETangelica,  4«  Par.  1509. 

12«  Bas.  1537. 

12«  Bas.  1541. 

16«  Lugd.  1566, 

—  16«  Lugd.  1588. 

JUVENILE  Magazine.  2vol.  12«  Lond.llQS. 

JUVENILETatler.  12«  Lond.l7&r. 

JUVENIS  (aoHAN.)  De  antiquitate  et  varia  Tarentinomm  fortuna,, 

Lib.  VIII.  fol.  Neap.  1589. 

JUVIGNY  (kigolet  de)  v.  croix-du-maine.  verdieb. 

JUUL  (joH.)  Disiert. de  Sophistanua  ortu  et  arte  in  genere.    4^. 

Hqfn.nm. 

JUULSTRUPIUS 


I  Z  A 

JUULSTRUPIUS  (cANuTuf)  Diftsert  de  Behemoai  Jobi  Cap. 
XL.  4*  Hauma.  1704. 

JUXON  (ELTZ.)  V.  DENISON. 
JUXON  (jOHN)  V,  DBNI80N. 

JUXON  (wiLLiyoA)  Bishop  qf  London.    The  Subjects  sorrow ;  or 

Lamentations  uuon  the  Death  of  BriUunes  Josiah  King  Charks. 

A  Serinon.  4<>  Lond.  1649. 
IVY-LEAFE  (jos.)  p.phillips. 
IWANOWNA,  Itusi.Impcr.    Tractat  met  Perischen    Schacb 

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IWERNA^  (pierke)  Discours  contre  la  Vanit^  di»  Femmes.    8* 

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IZAC  (henr.)  Misse.  ^ 
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8»  Lcmd.  1681. 

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Alphabetical  Register  of  Benefactors  toward  tbe  relief 


of  the  Poor  of  the  County  of  Pevon,  fcc.  8®  Lond.  1736. 
IZARN  (josepb)  Des  Pien^  tombees  du  Ciel.  8«  Par.  1803. 


K. 


K  A  H 

KAALUND  (jACOBus)  Disfiertatio  de  Chamsleonte.    4^   Havn^ 

1707. 
I^AALtJND  (jAi^us)  De  Jure  Talionis  disputatio  mondis.  -  4^ 

Hflfm.1707. 
KAAU  (abr.)  Declamatio  Academica  de  paudiis  Alcbemistica- 

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Perspiratio,  dicta  Hippocrati^  per  universum  CormiSy 

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KAAU  (herm.)  Diasert  de  Argentovivo.  4«  Im.  Bat.  1729. 
KADE  (dav.)  Dbput.  de  Dolore.  4»  Lug.  Bat.  1714. 
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KiEREUS,   V.  KEERIUS. 

KAERGEL  (jo.  paul.)  Dissert.  de  Igne  Gentilium  sacrp  in  Israel- 

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KAHLE  (adam)  Dissert  de  Dista  Jejunantittm.  4®  Hqfn.  1693^ 
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KAHLER  (MARTiNus)  %>ecimen  Academicum  de  Chrystanormn 

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KA1MS& 


K  A  N 

KAIMES  (lord)  V,  home. 

KAISiN  (nEM.)  Specimen  Democritco-Hippocraticum  de  Riso. 

4*  Lug.  Bat.  1733. 
KAITH  (jon.  ULR.)  Disput.  de  Tussi.  4«  Tub.  1676. 
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KALDENBACH  (melch.  benj.)  IXsput.  de  Abortu.    4»   Ftojic 

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KALDENBACH  (sam.)  Exercit.  de  Temperamentis-  4«  1658. 

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KALENDARIUM,  v.  calendarium. 

KALERTUS  (mich.)  Disput.  de  Definitione,  Divisione,  Ordine 

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KALL  (abrah.)  Dissert.  de  Codicibus  Mss.  Biblio-HeliraiciS| 

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KALLHARDTUS  (elias)  DUput.  de  Risu.  4«  WUt.  1660. 
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KANNEWORF? 


K  AT 

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Rektion .  von  der  Peslilentz  Hom-Viehes  Anno  1711 


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KAPPIUS  (JO.  BRHAftDUs)  V.  BIBLIOTHECA. 

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KATHERINE  (st.)  v.  hospital. 
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4  KATSjC\L 


1^£  A 

KATSCH  (JOH.)  Dtssert  de  MetaUorum  Solutioiie.  4«  WiiL  I669L 

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1710. 
KAUDERBACH  (goth.  henr.)  Ditput.  de  PhthisL    4<^    J^ 

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KAUFFMAN  (j.)  r.PABER. 
KAUFFMAN  (joh.)  r.  muller. 
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The  reformation  in  which  is  reconciliation  with  God 


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KEACH  (benj.)  Counter  Antidote  agsdnst  Gylea  Shute's coontcTr 

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KEACH  (elias;  v.  wtles. 
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KEABSLEY 


K  £  D 

KEARSLEY  (c.)  Table  of  Trades.  8»  Lond.  1786. 

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KEATE  (CEo.)  Account  of  the  ancicnt  History,  present  Govem- 

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Sketchesfrom  Nature.  2  vol.  12*  Lond.  1779, 

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1788. 
KEATE  {Lady  susan)  «7,  kidder. 
KEATE  (tuos.)  Obdervations  on  the  5th  Report  of  the  Commif- 

sioners  of  military  Enquiry.  4®  Lond.  1808. 
KEATING  (jeofpry)  General  History  of  Ireland,  transl.  from 

the  Irish  by  Dermo^d  o  Connor.  fol.  Lond.  1723. 
KEBLE  (jos)  Brief  account  of,  with  a  Catalogue  of  hb  writ* 

ings.  8® 

• An  Essay  of  human  Actions.  8®  Lond.  1710. 

KECK  (jEGiD.  cRATo)  Disscrt.  de  Ectropio.  4»  Tub.  1733. 
KECK  (paul)  Exercit.  de  Scabie  periodica  particulari.    4^    Tub. 

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Systema  Logice.  8«  Han.  1600. 

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Systema  Disciphnae  Politics.   Seorsim  accesdt  Synop* 


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KEDER  (nic.)  De  Argento  Ronis,  seu,  Literis  Gothicisj  insig* 

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Catalogus  Nummorum  Sueo-Gottiiconim  in  Musaa 


Graingeriano.  4*  Lond.  1738. 
KEDTS  (dan.  dol.  db)  De  Cdculo  in  geiiere.    4*    Lug.  Baii 
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VoL.  IIL  4  G  KEEBLE 


K  E  I 

KEEBLE  (john)  TheTheory  of  Hannonic8.  4«  Lond.  1784. 
K££GAN  (o.)  Le  Negociant  universeL  8<»  X/W.  1799. 
K££GAN  \yivi.)  Commercial  pbra&eolog^  in  French  and  Eog. 

12*  Lond.  1805. 
K££L)NG  (jos.)  The  Case  of  Jps.KeeIing  rektive  to  hit  claini 

to  the  Rawdon  Esute  in  the  Idand  of  Barbadoes.  fol.  1768. 
KEENE  (EDM.)  Bishop  qf  Cheucr.    Sermon  before  the  Sons  of 

the  O&my.  4»  J^taK.  1748. 
■  Sermon  before  the  Dublin  Society.  4*  Lond.  1755. 

— — —  Sermon  before  the  Society  for  the  propagati^xi  of  the 

Ck)ftpel.  4P  Lond.  1757. 
KEENE  (ELiz.  CAROL.)  Miscellaneous  Poems.  4<^  Lond.  1762. 
KEENE  (john)  Aknanacke  for  1612.  12«  Land. 
KEENE  (maby)  v.  walmn. 

KEEREN  (jo.  van)  Disput.  de  Cholera.  A^  Lug.  Bat.  1658. 
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fol.  Amsi.  1622. 

KEERWOLF  (bart.)  Disput.  de  Peripncumonia.     4«    Lug.  Bat, 

1693. 
KEESSELL  (god.  vander)  Disput.  de  Phrenitide.    4*  Lug.  Bat. 

1684. 
KEGELIUS(JACoBus)Di»put.deMundo.  4«  ^1.1614. 
KEHR  (geo.  jac.)  Monarchia&  Asiatico-Saracenicse  Slatus,  ex 

Nummis  iUustratus.  4^  Lip$.  1724. 
KEIL  (andr.)  Dissert.  de  Inflanimatione  Diaphragmatis  seu  dc 

Paraphrenitide.  4«  Witt.  1665. 

— \oiyA>y^ot(pM.  Gcrm.  12«  ZelL  1687. 

KEIL  (cHK.  henr.)  Disput.  de  usu  intenio  Camphoras.    4®   HaL 

Mag.  1714. 
KEILHACKER  (job.J  Schedi^sma  historicum  de  Museo  Alex- 

andrino.  4«  Ups.  1698. 
KEIUUS  (ioH.)  Dissert.  de  Lue  Venerea.  4«  M.  Cait.  1614. 
KEILL  (jAMEs)  Anatomy  of  the  human  Body  abhdged.    12* 
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12«  Lond.  1703. 

— —  An  Account  of  animal  SecreUon,  the  Quantity  of  Blood 

in  the  humane  Body,  and  muscular  Motion.  8«  Lond.  1708. 
Essays  on  several  Parts  of  the  animal  (Eeonomy.    8* 


Lond  1717. 

■  ■■  Tentamina  medico-physica,  ad  quasdam  Qua»tiones, 

qus  CBconomiam  animakm  spectant^  accommodata.    Quibus 
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KEILL  (jOHN)  V.  EUCLIDES. 

Examination  of  Buraet^s  Theory  of  ihe  Earth,  widi 

Remarks  on  Mr.  \Vhiston's  Theory.  8»  Lond.  1698. 

with  a  Dit»ertation  on  the  Coelestial  Bodys, 


transl.  from  ihe  French  of  M.  de  Maupertuis.  8«  Lond.  1784. 
Reponse  aux  Auteurs  des  Remarques,  sur  le  Di£&rent 


entre  M.  de  Leibnitz,  et  M.  Newton.  8*  1713. 

KEILL 


KE  I 

KEILL  (john)  Epittolaad  Joh.  BernouHi.  4«  Ltmd.  1790. 

Introductio  ad  veram  Astronomiam.  8*  Lond,  1721.  * 

~ Angl.  8»  Lond.  1721. 

KEIMER  (sAM.)  A  Brand  pluck'd  from  the  Fire:  exemplified  io 

theCa8eofS.Keimer.  8^  Lotid.  I7ia 
KEIPER  (alb.)  ControverBi»  Physieo-Maihematicfe.  4*  Reghm. 

1636. 
KEIR  (jAMCs)  Account  of  the  life  and  writings  of  Thos.  Day.  8P 

Lond,  1791. 
KEISER  (jo.  MAUR.)  Diumale  Sacerdotum.  8*  Dani.  1681. 
KEISER  (r.)  Tractatus  philosophieus,  cum  annexis  quibusdiim 

ejnsmodi  materiam  concernantibus.  12®  Lngd.  Bai.  1687. 
KEISLERy  r.  keysler. 
KEISSER  (anton.  henr.)  Dissert.  de  IntelUgentiis.   4*  Rini. 

1679. 
KEITH,  Fitld  Mar^ll.    Sucdnct  Account  of  the  Person,  die 

way  of  living,  and  of  the  Court  of  the  King  of  Prussia.  Tnun- 

lated  from  a  curieus  Ms.  in  Freneh ;  found  in  the  Cabinet  of 

the  late  Ficld  Marshall  Keith.  8«  Lond.  1759. 
KEITH  (Sir  basil)  v.  lindsav. 

KflTH  (geo.)  V.  hill.  pennington.  pennstlvania.  quakers. 
■  Imnediate  Revdation.     Or  Jesus  Christ  the  etenud 

Son  of  God  revealed  in  Men  and  revealinff  thc  knowled(|^e  of 

God  and  ^e  things  of  his  Kingdom,  immediately.  4^  1668. 

>  The  Universal  free  grace  of  the  Gospel  asserted.    4* 


1671. 

Looking  glass  for  Protestants.  W  Land.  1674. 

His  ViiKlication  from  the  Forgeries  and  Abuses  of  T» 


Hick,  and  W.  Kiffin.  12*  1674. 

The  Wav  cast  up,  and  the  Stumbling-blockes  removed 


from  before  the  reet  of  those,  who  are  seeking  the  way  to  Zioq, 
With  a  Preface  by  Alexander  Skein.  8*  1677. 

-  An  Account  of  the  gpreat  Divisioqs  annngst  theQuakers 


in  Pensilvania.  4®  Lond.  1692. 

More  Divisions  amongst  the  Quakers.  4*  Ltmd.  1693. 

A  further  Discovery  <^  the  Spirit  of  Falsbood  an J  Perr 


secution  in  Samuel  Jennings.  4^  Lond.  1694. 

An  exact  Narrative  of  the  Proceedings  at  Tumer^s^ 


Hall  the  lltb  of  June,  1696.  4«  Lond,  1696. 

A  Rephmand  for  the  Author  of  a  Label,  entituled; 


George  Keith  an  Apostate.    By  Tnpidttniinm  MalhuM.     12^ 
Lond.  1697. 

A  second  Narrative  of  the  Proceedings  at  TurnerBr 


Hall,  April  29,  1697.  4»  Lond.  1697. 

A  tliird  Narrative  of  the  Proceedings  at  Tumers^Hall^ 


April2l,  1698.  4»  Lond.  1698.. 

A  plain  Discoverr  of  many  gross  Cheats  and  Impostures' 


contained  in  tbrce  late  Fatnphku  publish^  by  the  Quakers. 
&c.  4«» 

K£ITI1 


KEL 

KETTH  (efto.)  Acemmt  oTbis  Travdfl  to  Bristol  «iid  ollier  Plaoa. 

4<»  Lom/  1609. 
■  Relation  of  a  confereneebetwizt  G.  Keith  and  T.  UMher 

at  Cdcbester.  4<»  L(md,  1699. 

A  Narrative  of  bis  Procecdings  at  Cooper^s  Hafl  in 


Brirtol,  in  detectine  tbe  Errors  of  Benjamin  Cool.    4*    Limd. 
1700. 

•  A  Snake  in  tbe  Graas  catlgbt  and  crosht.     Or  a  thinl 


and  last  Epistle  to  G.  Keitb^  by  Trepidaiuium  Malieus.    W 
Lond.  1700. 

•  Account  of  a  National  Cburcb,  and  tbe  Clergy.    ^ 


Land.1700^ 

'  Reasons  for  renouncin^  QuakeriBm.  IS^  Lcmd,  1700. 

An  Account  of  tbe  Quakers  PoUticka.  4«  Lond.  170a 

Bristol  Quakerism  exposed.  4®  Lond.  1700. 

Sermon  on  9Cor.  v.  14, 15.  4«  Lond.  1700. 

' —  Two  Sermons,  4»  Ltmd.  1700. 

Tbe  Magick  of  Quakerism.  8®  Lond.  1705. 

8»  LQud.  1707. 


Journal  of  Travels  fVom  New  Hampfibire  to  Caratudu 


4»  Lond.  1706. 

New  Theory  of  tbe  Longitude.  4«  Lond.  1709. 


KEITH  (rob.)  History  of  tbe  A&irs  of  Cburcb  and  State  in 
Scotland,  from  tbe  beginaing  of  tbe  Reformatiop  in  the  Rdgn 
of  James  V.  to  tbe  Retreat  of  Queen  Mary,  1 56a  fol.  Edm. 
1734. 

■  A  Large  and  new  Catakgue  of  the  Bisbops  of  Scothnd 
to  1688.  4»  Edin.  1755. 

KEITH  (thos.)  Iiitroduction  to  Gei^apby.  8»  Lond.  1787. 
r Key  to  ibe  complete  practical  Aritbmetician.  8*  Lmid. 

1790. 
KEITH  (Sir  \m.)  ParticularB  of  tbe  Indian  treaty  at  Conestogoe. 

8»  Lond.  1721. 
f        The  History  of  the  British  Plantations  in  America. 

Part  I.  containing  the  History  of  Virginia.  4*  Lond.  1738. 
KELCHEN  (christian)  Lieflandiscbe  Historia.  4*  Rev.  1695. 
KELFFREN  (gerl.)  Exercit.  de  Parallaxi.  4«  Ultr.  1691. 
KELHAIMANNUS  (geor.  acanthius)  Partitiones  in  Ciceronb^ 

de  Rhetorica,  Libroa.  8"  Lugd.  1554. 
KELHAM  (rob.)  Dictionarv  of  Norman»  or  old  Frencb  Lan- 

guage.    To  whicb  are  adcled  tbe  Law8  of  Wm.  the  Conqueror. 

8«  Lond.  1779. 

■  Doomsday  book,  iHustrated.  8«  Lond.  1788. 
KELL^US  (edouardus)  Tract.  de  Lapide  Pbilofiophonim,  una 

cum  Ibeatro  Astronomiae.  8*^  Hamb.  1676. 
KELLER  (jEAN  cbristofle)  HistoiredelaMoucbecommunede 
noB  Appartemens.     Par  l'Auteur  des  nouTtHes  Decouvertcs 
dans  1e   Kegne  Vegetal»    avec  quatre  Planches   enluminees. 
Donnee  au  Public  par  J.  C.  Keller.  foL  l^umb.  1766. 

5  KELLER 


K  £  L 

K£LLER(iOH.HSii.)I^n>ut.deV«sorainEk8dcitate.  4^  £»:. 

Bat.mi.       . 
KELLER  (sR.)  Memoire  de  ce  qui  «'ert  paKe  au  Fait  des  Fontet 

deCaDonsdepui8l666.  4*  1694. 
KELLERIUS  (adam)  De  0£Bciis  Juridico-politicis.  4*  Comsi.  1608. 
KELLERUS  (jacobus)  Tyraonicidium  seu  Scitum  Catholico- 

nim  de  Tyranni  Internecione.  4»  Momach.  1611. 
— —  Tubus  Galilseanus»  adv.  Camerarium.  4*  1635. 

Medicus  familiaris.   12*  Pom.  1693. 

KELLET  (edwq.)  A  return  firom  Ai^er^  a  Sermon.    4®    Ijomd. 

1628. 
KELLEY  (.Vrf.)  v.  wood, 
KELLIE  (&>  THOMAs)  Pallas  armata,  or  Military  Instructions 

for  the  Leamed.  4<»  Edinb.  1627. 
KELUNGHUSEN  (dan.)  Dissert  de  Voce  Natwra  gusqne  Sig- 

nificationibus.  4<^  Haun.  1710. 
KELLISON  (matth.)  A  devout  paraphrwe  on  the  50th  Pbalme. 

12«  Paris,  1655. 
KELLNER  (d.)  9.  aldrovandus. 

KELLNER  (dav.)  Bergund  Saltzwercks  Buch.  8*  Franc.  1702. 
K£LI«NER  (dav.  henb.)  De  Febribus  intermittentibus.  4*  lips. 

1683. 
KELLNER  (wilu.  and.)  Disaert.  de  acidularum  et  thermarum 

usu  etabusu.  4^  Hal.  Mag.  1717. 
KELLO  (john)  Christian  Fortitude.    A  Sermon  on  the  death  of 

M.  Jackson,  1792.  8»  Land. 
KELLUS  (sAM.)  Carmen  Gratulatorium  ad  Jacobum  Angtiae  Be« 

gem.  4<»  Lond.  1617. 
KELLWAYE  (simon)  A  Defensative  against  the  Plague.    With 

a  Treatise  on  the  small  Poz.  4<^  Lond.  1593. 
KELLY,  V.  o'kelly. 
KELLY  (geo.)  Speech  of  Mr.  George  Kelly,  in  his  defence 

against  the  Biil  then  depending  for  inflicting  pains  and  penal* 

ties  upon  him.  fol.  Lond.  1723. 
■  '  Memoirs  of  his  Life.  8*  Lond.  1736. 

KELLY  (guiuo')  Examen  philosophicum^  juxta  saniora  vete* 

Tum,  ac  recentiorum  Philosophorum  Placita.  2  tom.  12^  Franc^ 

Sf  Up9.  1703. 
KELLY  (hugh)  False  Delicacy,  a  Comedy.  ^  Lond.  1768. 

Clementina^  a  Tragedy.  8^  Lond.  1771. 

The  School  for  Wives,  a  Comedy.  8«  Lond.  1774. 

-^ The  Romance  of  an  Hour»  aComedy.   8"  Lond.  1774, 

-^^^ Memoirs  of  a  Magdakn,  or  the  History  of  Louisa  Miki<* 

may.  &*  Lond.  1782. 
KELLY  (jAMEs)  A  coUection  of  Scottish  Proverbs  explained  to 

the  English  Reader.  B^  Lond.  1721. 
KELLY  (p.)  A  Practical  Introduction  to  Spherics  and  Nautical 

Astronomy.  8®  Lond.  1796. 

^ The  Ekments  of  Book-keeping.  S^  Lond.^  1802. 

■       Thc  universal  Cambist  and  commercial  Instrtictor.  9 

foL  4<»  Lond.  181 L  KELNER 


K  E  M 

KELNER  (dav.)  Exerdt.  de  Ogsium  conititatioiie  mturali  et 

)iraetematurali.  4*  Helm.  1668. 
^LNER  (jou.  OTTo.)  Dissert  de  SucceflsioneinGennaiiicTer- 

ritoria.  4*  Lips.  1707.        ^ 
KELSEY  (joseph)  Sermons.  8»  Lond.  1731. 
KELSEY  (tho.)  Artides  of  High  Cpmes  against  him.  4®  Lcmd. 

1659. 
KELWAY  (thomas)  Discourae  of  the  Judgement  of  NatiTities. 

4«  Lond.  1642. 
KEM  (samuel)  Tlie  Messengers  Preparation  for  an  Addms  to 

the  Kingfor  a  well  grounded  Peace^  a  Serroon.  4*^  I^id.  1644. 
The 


be  Kine  of  Kiiigs  his  privie  Marksfor  the  Kingdoai's 
choyce  of  new  Members,  a  Sermon.  4®  Lond.  1646. 

Sermon  before  the  Commissionera  of  both  Kingdont. 


4*  Land.  1646. 

Orders  given  out;  the  Word  stand  fast    A  fiirewefl 


Sermon  to  the  Officers  and  SokUers  of  his  Regiment.  4*  Lmd, 
1647. 

An  Olive  Branch  found  after  the  Storm  in  the  northem 


Seas.  A  Sermon  presented  to  the  King  at  Newcastle.  4*  hmd, 

1647. 
KEM6LE  (j.  p.)  r.  shakespeare. 

•— ^ Lodoiska,  an  Opera.  8*  Lond. 

KEME  (s.)  King  Sdomon  s  infallible  Expedient  for  three  King- 

doms  Settlement :  or  better  Men  make  better  Times.    A  Ser* 

mon  at  Gloucester  on  the  dection  of  Burgesses  for  Plarliament 

4«  Lond.  1660. 
KEMMERER  (henr.)  Disputaiio  philosophica  continens  Qoes- 

tiones  controversas  Metaphysicas.  4^  Giess.  Hass.  1619. 
KEMMERICH  (d.)  Commentarius  hbtoricus  de  Corona  Borus- 

siae.  40  Ups.  1704. 
KEMP(arn.)  Disput  deAntimonio.  4*  Lug.  Bat.  1679, 
KEMP  (w.)  A  TreaUse  of  the  Pestilence.  4<^  Lond.  1665. 
■  Imagines  selectfls.  fd. 

KEMPE  (adrian.  apol.)  Disput.  de  Pactis  dotalibus.    4^    Lug. 

Bat  1705. 
KEMPE  (cHR.)  Dissert  de  Natura  et  Usu  Salium  volatilium.   4* 

Hfifn.  1693. 
KEMPELEN  (m.  de)  v.  windisch. 
KEMPERUS  (theodolus)  Exercit.  de  Capitis  Dolore.    4«  Jcn, 

1678. 

— Dissert.  de  Syncope.  4^  Jen.  1680.  * 

KEMPFER  (andr.)  De  Lustrationibus  et  Purificationibus  He- 

braBorum.  4®  Giess.  Hass.  1692. 
KEMPFFERUS  (constant.)  Dissert  de  Corona  Justitise.    4* 

Giess.  Hass.\l\2. 
KEMPFIUS  (JOB.)  Exercit  de  Curatione  et  Digestione.  4:^  Giess. 

Hass.  1665. 
KEMPIS  (joh.will.  a)  Tractatus  dc  Conservatione  Sanitatis. 

\^  Ant.  1649. 

KEMPIS 


K  EN 

KEMPIS  (tHOS.  V)  V.  CHIFFLET.  BUSTATHIUt.  FftONTO.   BBSESUf. 
NAUDAUS. 

■  '  De  Iinitatione  Chrisli  Lib.  IV.   Cum  Vita  ejusdem 
Hiomse  per  H.  Rosiweydum.  13^  Lugd.^ap,  J,  4r  D,  Eisevir. 

■  Artnen.  129  Amst.  1696. 

cn  langue  Braane  par  Yves  Roparz.     IS* 
Kemper. 

—  trad.  in  Egpanol  por  J.  Eus.  Nieremberg.  34* 


Amb.  1661. 

Apolo^e  pour  T.  a  Kempis :  ou  sont  contenues  som- 

roairement  les  raisons  oui  le  maintiennent  dans  la  possession 
en  laquelle  il  est  depuis  aeux  cens  ans  d*Autheur  des  IV  Livres 
dc  rimitation  de  Jesus  Christ.  Avec  une  response  aux  raisons 
de  ceux  qui  les  ont  voulu  attribuer  a  Jean  Gersen.  8®  Par.  1651. 


«Vi 


ita  et  syllabus  operum.  8®  ^ 


KEMPIUS  (coRN.)  De  Origine,  Situ,  Qualitate  et  Quantitate 

Frisiae,  et  Kebus  a  Frisiis  olim  praeclar^  gestis:  Lib.  III.     12^ 

CoL  Ag.  1588. 
KEMPIUS  (MART.)  Dissert.  de  Osculo  in  Genere,  etde  Osculo 

Juds.  W  Lips.  1665. 

. Dissertationes  XXV  de  Osculis.  4«  Franc.  1680. 

K£MPST£R  (BARTH.)  Batt  upon  Batt,  a  Poem  upon  the  Parts, 

Patience,  and  Pains  of  B.  Kemp&ter.  4<^  Lond.  1680. 

^ 8°  Lond. 

K£N  (thos.)  Bp.  qfBathand  WelU.  v.  hawkins. 

Funeral  Sermon  of  Lady  M.  Mainard.  4®  Lond,  1682. 

4»  Lond.  1688. 


Letter  to  Dr.  Tennison^  on  his  Sermon  at  the  Funeral 

ofQ.  Mary.  4»  Lo»A  1695. 

£xpostulatoria»  or  the  complaints  of  the  Church  of 


£n}fland.  S^  Lond.  1711. 
K£NI)AL  (john)  The  Measure  of  Time  in  Directions^  contain- 

ing  Tables  of  the  £quation  of  the  Archs  of  Directions.  S^Loiici. 

1684. 
K£NDALL  Petition.    Wherein  they  set  forth  their  Readiness  to 

defend  his  Majesty.  49  Lond.  1649. 
■■  A  Woe  against  the  Magistrates^  Priests  and  People  of 

Kendall.  4«  Lond.  1654. 
K£NDALL  (george)  v.  baxter. 

The  Clerk  of  the  Surveigh  surveighed.  4«  Lond.  1656. 

FurproTribunali.  129  Oxon.  1657. 

K£NDALL  (john)    Life  of  T.  Story,   abridged.    8«    Lond. 

1786. 
K£NDALL  (w.)  v.  piennbs. 
K£NDRICK£  (john)  Uis  last  Will  and  Testament.    49    Lond. 

1695. 
K£NILWORTH.    Letter  wbearin  Part  of  tlie  £ntertainment 

untoo  the  Queenz  Maje^ity  at  Killingwoorth  Castl  in  Warwich 

Sbeer,  in  this  Soomerz  Progrest  1575  \z  signified.    8^    Warw. 

1784. 

KENMURE, 


K  EN 

KKNMURE,  Visetmnt.  v.  ratcliffe. 

KENN,  V.  KEN. 

KENNEDUS  (tho.)  Dissert  de  Ntitritione  Foctus.  4*  IJug.  Atf. 

1682. 
KENNEDY  (james)  Treason  or  not  Treason^  alias  thc  Weavcn 

Budget.  8»  Lond.  1795. 
KENNEDY  (john)  v,  ferguson. 
— —  A  new  Method  of  stating  and  explaining  the  Scripture 

Chronolo^.  8®  Lond.  1751. 

The  Doctrine  of  a  Commensurability  b^ween  the 


diurnal  and  annual  Motions.  8®  Lond,  1753. 

Examination  of  Mr.  Jackson'8  chronological  Antiqui- 


ties.  8«  Land.  1753 
KENNEDY  (matr.)  Chronologicaly  genealogical>  and  historical 

Dissertation  of  the  Family  of  the  iSuarts,  beginning  with  Mi- 

lesius.  8«  Par.  1705. 
KENNEDY  (peter)  Opthalmographia:  oraTreatise  oftheEfc. 

With  an  Appendix  on  the  Diseases  of  the  £ar.   8^  Lond.  1713. 

Es^y  on  extemal  Remedies.  8^  Lond.  1715. 

KENNET  (basil)  r.  balzac.  taubman. 

Lives  and  Characters  of  the  ancient  Grecian  Poets.  8* 

Lond.  1697. 

Romae  Antiquae  Notitia :  or  the  Antiquities  of  Rome. 


To  which  are  prefixed  two  Essays ;  conceming  Roman  Learn- 

ing  and  Romaii  Education.  8°  Lond.  1699. 

8«  Lond.  1708. 

— . 8«  Lond.  1717. 


Sermons  preached  before  a  Society  of  British  Mer- 

chants  in  Foreign  Parts.  8®  Lond.  1715. 
KENNETT  fwHiTE)  Buhop  qf  Peterborough,  v.  cavendish. 

Life  of  W.  Somner.  8« 

-— Parochial  Antiauities,  attempted  in  the  History  of  Am- 

brasden,  Burcester,  ana  other  adjacent  parts  in  thc  Counties  of 

Oxfordand  Bucks.  4«  Ojf.  1695. 

Sermon  before  the  Societies  for  reformation  of  Mannen. 


12«  Lond.  1702. 

An  Assize  Sermon.  4®  Lond.  1764. 

Case  of  Impropriations  and  of  the  Augmentation  of 


Vicaragcs.  8®  Lon^.  1704. 

Sermon  on  Jan^.  30.  4«  Lond.  1704. 

Impartial  Enquiry  into  the  Causcs  of  Rebdlionj  being 


an  Examination  of  his  Sennon,  Jan.  30, 1703-4.  4®  Lond.  1704. 
Moderation  maintained,  in  a  Defence  of  his  Sermoo» 


by  D.  F.  4«  Lond.  1704. 

•  The  History  of  England,  from  the  carlicst  'Dine  to  the 


Death  of  K.  Will.  III.  taken  from  divers  good  Authors.  3  voL 
fol.  Lond.  1706. 

•  corrected  and  with  additional  Notes.  3  voL 


foL  Lond.  1719. 

The  Charity  Schools  of  Poor  Children  rccommcnded 


in  a  Scrmon.  4k^  Lond.  1706. 

KENNETT 


K  E  N 

KENNETT  (white)  Bishop  cf  Peterborough.    A  CoriBecratioa 
Sennon.  4"*  Lond.  1706. 

■  Funeral  Seraioo  oa  Wm.  Duke  of  DevoDshire.  8*  Lond. 
1707. 

■  '  with  iiome  Memoin  of  the  Family  of  Cayen* 

diih.  8»  Lond.  1708. 
■■  The  would-be  Bishop,  or  lyinj?  Dean,  beine  a  Defenee 

of  the  Curate  of  Stepney  against  Dr.  K Vb  Sumders^    8* 

Lond.  1709. 

A  Thanksgiving  Sermon  before  the  Queen.  4®    Lond. 


1709. 
■  Concio  ad  Synodum.  4*  Loni.  1710. 

•  The  Christian  Scholar :  in  Rules,  and  Directions,  for 


CharitySchools.  Igo  La»i.  1710. 

•  The  Christian  Neighbour.    A  Sermon  before  the  LcMd 


Mayor.  4»  Lond.  1711. 

Sermonbefore  the  Convocation.  With  an  account  of  the 


Sermotts  and  Speeches  madein  former  Synods.  8®  Lond.  1711. 
-  The  Lets  and  Impediments  in  propagating  the  Gospel. 


A  Sermon  before  the  Society  for  the  Propagation  of  the  Gos- 
pel.  4«  Lond.  1713. 

A  Letter  to  the  Bishop  of  Carlisle,  conoerning  Bishop 


Merks.  8»  Lond.  1713. 

[2d  Edition.]  8<»  Lond.  1713, 


—  Bibhothecse  Americanse  Primordia.    An  Attempt  to« 

wards  laying  the  Foundation  of  an  American  Library.  4*  LomL 
1713. 

The  Properties  of  Christian  Charity.    A  Spittall  Ser^ 


mon.  8^  Lond.  1714. 

■  Images  an  abomination.  fol.  Lond.  1714. 

— ^ —  Sermon  on  the  5th  of  Novr.  4®  Lond.  1715. 

A  second  Letter  to  the  Bishop  of  Carlisle.    8*    Lond. 

1716. 

A  third  LeUer  to  tbe  Bishop  of  Carlisle.  8«  Lond.  1717. 
His  Conduct  from  1681  to  the  present  Time.    Being  a 


Supplement  to  his  Three  Letters  to  the  Bishop  of  Carlble.    4* 
[1717.] 

Dr.  Snape  instructed,  in  some  Matters  relating  to  Con« 


▼ocations,  and  Converts  from  Popery.  8®  Lond.  1718. 
■  Monitions  and  advices  to  his  Clergy.  4®  Lond.  1730. 

Sermon  before  the  Lords  on  Jan^.  30.  4»  Lond.  1730.* 

Register  and  Chronicle,  Ecdesiastical  and  Civil,  digest^ 


ed  from  authentick  Papers,  beginning  at  the  Restoration,  use* 
ful  towards  discovering  and  connecting  the  true  History  of 
England.  fol.  Lond.  1728. 

^"  Sermon  on  Novr.  5.  4«  Lond.  1739. 

■  ■■■•-  *  His  Life.  With  several  Original  Lettera.  8«  Lcnd.  1730. 
-  Short  Remarks  on  some  Paissages  in  his  Life.  8^  Lond* 


1730. 

>  White  proved  to  be  Uack ;  in  a  Letter  to  Dr.  White 


Kenoet.  8^  Lond. 

VoL.  IIL  4  H  YSS^\^^^SV:\ 


KENNICOTT  (bsnj.)  v.  bibua.  ruthi£kfokth. 

— Enquiry  into  the  Meaning  of  the  Text,  Gen.  1»  % 

wltti  Reference  to  Mr.  K^s  Dittertation  onthe  Tree  of  life.  SP 

Lond.  1748. 

Tbe  State  of  tlie  prinied  Hebrew  Text  of  the  OUTesb- 


amentconsidered.  2  vol.  8»  Osf,  1753. 

-  Christian  Fortitude.    A  Sermon  before  the  Univenitj 


ofOxfonL  4«  0^.1757, 

•  State  of  the  Coliation  of  the  Hebrew  Manuscnpts  of 


tbe  Old  Te$Ument.  W^  Ojf.  1761, 2,  S,  4. 

-  Answer  to  Revd.  Dr.  Rutherfortb'8  Letter.    8*    Load, 


1703. 

A  SerHionon  liaiah  vii.  13—16.  With  Notei.  9^  Oj^ 


1765. 

— ^ Obeervations  on  the  Ist  book  of  Samud.    XSiap.  Vi 

V.19.  8«  Oj^.  1768. 

•  Critica  sacra,  or  a  short  Introduction  to  Hebiew  Ciir 


ticisnu  B9  Ixmd.  1774. 

Epistola  ad  J<^.  Dav.  Michaekm  de  Censura  primi 


Tomi  Biblionim  Hebraicorum  nuper  editi  in.  Bibliotheca  ^ui 
Orientali,  parte  XI.  8»  Oxm.  1777. 

Tbe  Sabbath:  A  Pocm.  8»  Oif.  1781. 

•  Editionis  Veteris  Testamenti  Hc^raici  cum  variis  lec- 


tionibus  brevis  defehsioy  contra  Ephemeridum  Goettiogensium 
criminationes.  &^  Oxon.  1782. 

Remarks  on  sdect  passages  of  the  O.  Testament.    To 


which  are  added  eight  Sermons.  8°  Ojf.  1787, 
KENRICK  (^ohn)  State  of  his  dispute  with  Sir  R.  Claytoa,  Sir 

J.  Gresham,  Lady  Grcsham  and  Miss  Clayton.  8®  1788. 
KENRICK  (scawen)  r.  butler. 
K£NRICK  (william)  The  widowed  Wife,  a  Comedy.  8<»  lond 

1767. 

-  Dictionary  of  the  English  Language.  To  which  is  pre- 


fixed  a  Rhetoricai  Grammar.  4°  Lond.  1773. 

K£NT«  O.  ASSOCIATION.  WOODS.  YORK. 

■'  Tbe  Groans  of  Kent.  4»  Lond. 

'■  Resolution  of  the   Gentry  and  Commonalhr  of  the 

Countyof  Kent,  wherein  they  declare  their  Love^and  Loyalty 

to  the  Parliament  4^  Lond. 

To  the  Hon.  the  Houses  of  Parliament  the  Petition  of 


many  of  the  Inhabitants  of  Kent.  fd. 

The  Kentish  Petition,  29  April.  13  Will  3. 

The  Inrichment  of  the  Weald  of  Kent,  by  R.  J. 


Lond.  1625. 

The  Kentish  Petition  to  the  Lords.  fol.  1641. 

The  Dedaration  of  the  Knights,  &c.  of  the  County  of 

Kent  to  march  against  the  Kings  ^my.    With  the  answer  of 

the  Commons.  4®  Lond.  1642. 
Tbe  Petition  and  Protestotion  of  the  CouHty  of  Kent, 

Aug.  30.  With  the  Answer  of  the  Commons.  i^  1642. 
-■  Petition  6f  the  Gentry,  &c.  of  the  Couoty  lo  tibe  King. 

With  His  Majesties  AnsWer.  4«  Load.  1642.  K£KT. 


K  E  N 

KENT.  To  the  Lords  and  Commons  in  Parliament,  the  Peti- 
tion  of  many  of  the  Gentry,  Ministry,  Freeholders^  &c.  of  the 
County  of  Kent,  and  City  and  County  of  Canterbury^  &c  foL 
Lond.  16^2. 

■  —  A  Diumal  of  seyeraU  Passages  in  our  late  Joumey  into 

Kentfrom  Aug.  19  to  Septr.  3.  4^  [1643.] 

Relation  of  the  late  expedition  into  Kent  by  the  Ap* 


pointment  of  both  Houses  of  Parhament,    Also  Newes  from 
Cambridge.  4<^  Lond.  1642. 

Strange  news  from  Kent/&c.  n^ereunto  is  annexed 

some  news  from  Hul.  4®  Lond.  1643. 

Instructions  from  the  Commons  to  the  Committee  in 


Kent^  with  the  answer  of  the  Justices.  4°  Lond.  1649. 

The  Petition  of  the  Gentry,  Ministers,  Freeholders,  &c. 


of  the  County  of  Kent  to  the  Lords  and  Commons.  fol.  Lond. 
[1642.] 

The  Kings  proclamation  of  grace  and  pardon  to  the  In- 


habitants  of  the  County  of  Kent.  fol.  Lond.  1642. 

A  Declaration  and  ordinance  of  both  Houses  for  the 


better  securing  the  peace  of  the  County  of  Kent.  Likewise  In« 
structions  to  the  Loras  Lieutenants.  4<*  Lond,  1643. 

Three  ordinances  of  the  Lords  and  Commons  contain* 


ing  the  Names  of  divers  Knights  and  Gentlemen  to  be  added  ta 
the  Committees  in  the  Counties  of  Kent  and  Sussex:   also 
another  ordinance  conceming  some  Volunteers  lately  sent  from. 
the  associate  Counties.  4®  Lond,  1643. 
r  An  exact  rdation  of  the  Proceedings  of  the  ParUament 

forces  in  Kent    With  an  "licoount  of  the  t^ng  of  Tunbridge. 
4»  1643. 

■  An  ordinance  of  both  Houses  conceraing  the  rebellious 
Insurrection  in  Kent.  4®  Lond.  1643. 

-  Kentisb  Petition.  Ms.  4«  1644, 

■  Kentish  Conspiracy  for  surprising  Dover  Castle,  &c.  4* 
Lond.  1645. 

An  ordinance  of  both  houses  for  a  council  of  War  for 


trying  persons  iq  the  late  rising  of  Kent.  4®  Lond,  1645. 

A  relation  of  the  troubles  of  tbe  three  forraign  Churchet 


in  Kent,  by  J.  B.  4^  Lond.  1645. 

An  ordinance  of  the  Lords  and  Commons  for  enabling 


the  Committee  of  Kent  to  put  in  execution  all  former  ordinancea 
conceming  Indempnity.  fol.  Lond.  1647. 

Declaration  ot  the  Knights,  &c.  of  the  County  now  ia 


arms  for  the  defence  of  the  Kin[(,&c.  4^  Lond.  1648. 

The  Kentish  Fayre,  or  Parhament  sold  to  their  best 


worth.  4°  Boclieuer,  1648. 

Kentish  long  tayles  and  Essex  calves,  beingan  accoual 


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1648. 

— «-- —  Kentish  Petition  to  the  Conunons.  fol.  Lond.  1648. 
Kentish  Petition  to  both  Houses*  May  18.  Ma.    fol. 

Lond.l^^ 


KE  N 

KEKT.    An  impariiall  Narration  of  the  Managicmeiit  of  the  lile 

Kentiah  Petition.  4<»  Ltmd,  1648. 
m  A  briefe  narrative  of  some  arbitrary  Prooeedingaof  the 

Comniittee  for  Kent,  but  acting  against  it.    With  the  rcMln. 

tion  of  the  Kentish  men  in  detestation  <ji  the  same*  4*  164& 
■■  The  desigm  of  the  Rebek  in  Kent*  4<»  1648. 

'  Lctter  from  16  Gentlemen  of  Kent  to  the  Commo»  de» 


siring  sati^faction  of  conscience,  &c.  with  the  answer  of  tbe 
House  thereunto.  Also  the  remonstrance  and  petition  of  dh 
vers  Inhabitants  ofBrittol  to  Lord  Fairfax.  4*  Land.  164a 

-  A  Dedaration  of  the  Counties  of  Kent  and  Eaier,  &c 


4«  Lmd.  1648. 

Newes  from  Kent,  wherein  is  i»et  fnrth  the  state  of  the 


Army  of  Parliament,  and  ako  of  the  Kentish  men  in  Arms.  ¥ 

LofuLlMS. 
The  fight  in  Kent  between  the  Army  and  the  Kenlisfa 

men.  4*  Lond,  1648. 

Thelast  news  from  Kent,  &c.  4®  Lond.  1648. 

■  Narrative  of  a  Victc«y  obtained  in  Kent  by  the  Lord 

G«neral,&c.  4^  Lond.  1648. 

—  Declaration  of  the  procecdinga  of  both  Hoiiseft  remect- 


ing  those  in  Kent  in  arms  against  the  Parliament  4^  Limd,  164§. 
Letter  from  a  Gentleman  in  Kent,  giving  eatisfactionto 


a  friend  in  London  of  the  late  Action  there.  4*  Ixmd.  1648. 
■■  Bloody  ncwB  from  Kent,  beinf^  a  relation  of  the  figbt  at 

Maidstone  and  Rochester.  4^  Lond.  1648. 

Narrative  of  a  great  design  against  the  Parliament  and 


kingdom  carcied  on  in  Kent,  &c.  4^  ijond,  1648. 

A  Letter  giving  an  account  of  tlie  late  grcat  action  in 


Kent.  4»  Lond.  1648. 

Ktws  from  Kent.    A  true  rekrtion  of  the  ComrootioDs 


and  Transaclions  of  thc  Kentish  Dcsigne.  With  several  Letten. 
4»  Lond,  1648. 

Petition  of  the  Grand  Jury  of  Kent,  May  11. 1648.  4» 

A  Letter  declaratorie  to  the  diblurbers  of  the  Peace  in 


Kcnt.  fol.  Lond.  1648, 
• The  Petition  of  many  of  the  well  aifected  of  the  County 

of  Kenttothe  Parriament.  fol-  Lond.  1653. 
■     ■         The  bearty  congratulations  and  humble  Petition  of 

tboufcands  of  well  aflected  of  the  County  of  Kent.  fol.  Lond.  1659. 

Kentish  Ckrgy  address.  fol.  Lond.  1660. 

A  Declaration  and  vindication  of  the  loyal  hearted  no- 


bility,  &c.  of  the  County,  tbat  they  had  no  hand  in  the  mur- 
ther  of  the  King.  fol.  Lond,  1660. 

■— HiftoryoftheKentishPetition.  4»  Lond,  1701. 

Jura  populi  Anglicani,  or  the  subjects'  rigbt  of  peti* 


tioning  set  forth»  occasioned  by  the  cause  of  the  Kentish  Fe« 
titioners.  4«  Lond,  1701. 

A  Rtroonstiance  shewing  the  occasion  of  the  ann^ 


of  Kent.  fol. 

The  Manifestof  the  County  of  Kent.  foL 

K£NT. 


K  E  P 

KENT.    The  Declaration  of  the  Nobility,  ke.  of  the  Gounty.  fol. 
K£NT  (dixey)  Proposals  offered  totbe  House  of  CemmoiiB  tor% 
Proyision  for  the  Poor.  fol. 

K£NT  (JOHn)  V.  SLATEE. 

K£NT  (nathaniel)  Hints  to  Gentlemen  of  landed  Property.   B^ 

Lond.  1775. 
General  View  of  thc  Agriculture  of  thc  County  of  Nor- 

folk.  40  Lond.  1794. 
KENT  (william)  V.  jones. 
KENTISH  Cricketers,  a  Poem.  4»  Cani.  1773. 
KENTISH  (ricu.)  Fast  Sermon  before  the  Commons.  4*  Lond. 
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4»  1649. 
KENTISH  (tho.)  4>iAANeFnn04>AriA.    Or  a  Narrative  of  tbe 

Inhutnanity  of  Mr.  Timoihy  Tullie,  conceming^  the  Rectory  of 

Middleton  in  the  County  of  Durham.  4^  Land.  1661. 
■  Compbunt  of  ffreat  injuries  done  to  the  City,  and  their 

officers,  Mr.  Oddy  and  others.  fol.  Lond.  1689. 
KENTMANNUS  (theopH.)  De  Exhalationibus.  4»  mi.  1591. 
KENTON  (jas.)  Thou^u  in  verse  to  the  Memory  of  lUvd. 
'    Chas.  Wesley.  8»  Lond.  1788. 
KENWRICK  (geo.)  A  Discourse  shewing  that  the  Safety  of 

publick  and  private  Bodies  is  only  foundra  on  the  Power  and 

Providence  of  God.  &^  Lond.  1722. 
KENYON  (llotd)  v.  erskihe.  fitzpatrick. 
KENZIE  (gbo.  mc.)  Earl  of  Cromariie.  v.  botle. 
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KEPNERUS  (mich.  puil.)  Dissert.  de  Metamorphosi  Nebucho- 

doBosoris.  4*  Witt.  1654. 
KErPELL  (augustus)  Admiral.    Congratulatory  Ode  to  him. 

4«  Lond.  1779. 
"■  Address  to  him»  being  Rcmarks  on  his  Defence.    S^ 

Lond,  1779. 
KEPPLERUS  (JOH.)  V.  brakb.  calvisius.  clabamontius.  fluod. 

HORTENSIUS.  PLUTARCHUS. 

«*  Paralipomena  ad  Vitellionem,  quibus  Astronomifle  par» 

optica  traditur.  4^  Franc.  1604. 

Grundtlicher  Bericht  von  einem   unge  wohnlichen 


newen  Stern  weUicher  im  October  diss  1604.  4<*  Stratb.  1604. 
'■     ■         De  Stelld  nov4  in  pcde  SerpenUrii,  de  THffono  igneo. 
Accesserunt  de  Stella  incognita  Cygni :  et  de  Jesu  Christi  ver» 
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De  Motibus  Stdlae  Martis,  ex  Obtervationibiis  Tjrcho- 


nis  Brahe.  fol.  Prag.  1609. 

Phsbnomenon  singulare,  scu.Mcrcurius  ia  Sdc  4*  Lips. 


1609. 

■■  Dissertatio  cum  Nuncio  Siderco.  4*  Flor.  1610, 

12«  Franc.  1611 


Dioptrice«    Pra&missa  ^istola  Galilei.    Item  Exftmen 

Pridationis  Joannis  Pensc  in  Optica  Euclidis,  4^  Auz.  Vind.  16\\ . 

4  i£es^ys»m^ 


K  E  R 

K£PPL£RUS(JOH.)StreDa,8eu,deNiveaexangu]a.4«^aiic.l611. 
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Anno,  Responsio.  4**  Franc.  1611. 
«i- -Devero  Anno  Nativitatis  Chmti  Commentatiunciila. 

4fi  Franc.  1614. 

«i— Ecloge  Chronics.  4®  Franc.  1615. 

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. Harmoniceft  Mundi  Lib.  V.  fol.  Linc,  1619. 

De  Cometis  Lib.  IIL  4«  Aug.  Vind.  1619. 

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•  Admonitio  ad  Astronomos  de  raris  mirisque  Anno  1631 


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1636.  40  Franc.  1630. 

r  Ephemcrides  Motuum  Coelesthim.  4^  Gaud.  1639. 

■  Somnium,  seu,  de  Astronomia  Lunari.  4*  Franc.  1634« 

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Epistolae  J.  Keppleri  et  aliorum.  £dit.  a  M.  G.  Ham- 


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*"  Carmen  de  Libertate  Batavorum,  Virtutc  Principom 

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KERCKHOVIUS  (p.)  v.  guicciardini. 
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KERGERUS  (martin)  Liber  de  Fermentationc.  4P  Witeh.  1663. 

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KEYES  (TUOS.)  9.  CHARNOCK. 

KEYL  (joH.)  Disput.  de  Dolorc  Colico.  4«  M.  Cait.  1614. 
KEYMIS  (laurbnce)  A  rdation  of  the  second  voyage  to  6uiana« 

4«  Lond.  1596. 

Dutch.  4»  Atnst.  1617. 

KEYMOR  (john)  Observation  made  upon  the  Dutch  Fishing 

about  the  Year  1601.  4«»  Lond.  1664. 
KEYS  (john)  The  Practical  Bee  Master.  Sf^  Lond. 
KEYSER  (hendricu  de)  Architectura  modema.  Belg.  fol.  Amst. 

1631. 
KEY3ER  (JOH.  de)  Disput  de  Pkuritide.  4<>  Uitr.  1660. 
KEYSER  (JOH.  g^o.)  Guajacan.  4«  Jen.  1665. 

Thesisde  Tetano.  4<>  Aiid:  1668. 

KEYSER  (joH.  leonhard)  Dissert.de-Aitaribui  portatilibus.  4* 
.  /«1.1695. 

Voi.  Iir.  4  I  ^«SM^^ 


K  H  U 

jKEYSER  (LVB.  db)  Dnput  de  Ptarilysi.  4^  lnfd.  Bc#.  1661. 

KEYSERS  (joHANNBs)  Pnecipitatunoi  dess  Oort-IndisdMii  Mcrw 

enrii.  ISr  1681. 
KEYSERWAERT.    A  Diary  of  the  Slm  of  KeTserwBefft  woi 
.    BoDQe  by  ihtt  cotifedcrate  Armies.  4^  L(md.  1660- 
KEYSLER  (JOH.  fbid.)  Diseert.  de  Natttra  Morbomm  Metfica- 

triqe.  40  HaL  Mgg.  179^^. 
KEYSLER  (JOH.  GEo.)£xeTcitatiodeDeaNefaale«nia,  coi  acccsiit 

Gonspedus  ofierla  de  Gennania  Teteri  gentili.  4*  CMr,  1717. 
■  ■  Antiquitates  selects  Septentriooaica  et  Celtie».  8^  !/«• 

fW.17!»- 

Dissert.  de  Cultu  Solis  Freji  et  Othini.  8^  Htd.  1728. 


Jj^HAtUS  (wBNCBaiAua)  Diathbacb  CobribQs.  4«  Wia.  166iL 

KHELL  (J.)  V.  GESNEB.  VAILLANT. 

Adpendicub  altera  ad  Numisinata  GtaMa  Populonua 

et  Urbiuoi  a  Jaoobo  Gesnero.  4<»  Vmd.  1764. 

De  Numismate  Auguati  aurc^o,  ok  Ihiderihaa.  Hmahai 


erMlU).  40  Vifin.  1765. 

Epiatol»  duse  die  totidem  nnmmia  JBneia  Nuouybyla» 


cii  Hareriani.  4<^  Vim  176a 
■■'  Epicrisis  observationum  Cl.  Belley  in  nttmw  Mafi;ns 

Urbkifle  Augr.  a  Barone  P^  Sloftchio  vukratttio.    4*    Vmdoh». 

1767.  , 

-^— —  Ad  numismata  Imperatomm  Roviaiiorum  ai»rea  et  ar- 

ge^tta  a  VaillaQtip  edit^j  a  CL  Baldinio  aucta  ex  sqHiib  Austri» 

utriusque»  iisque  aliquibm  Museis  SobBlem^atuiBk    4*   Vind> 

6011.1767. 
KHELLE  (joH.)  Di8>ert.  de  Mictu  Crueoto»  4^  Alid.  1731. 
KH£LLN£RUS(o.)VitactMorsAndre»Rhi»o»ii.  4^  Ii^dtL 

1589. 
KH£V£NHULL£R  (f.  antonius)  Comcs  de.    Regiim  veterua 

Numismata  anecdota,  Notis  illustrata.  4^  Vieru 
KHEYLL  (jofi.)  Disputi.  de  humani  Copporis  Fabrica.   4^   WitL 

1608. 
KHIEN  (febdin.)  Dissert.  de  Phrenitide.  4»  Wiu,  1666» 

Dissert.  de  LYrKOnH.  4«  Wia.  1667. 

KHONN  (a.)  V.  zAccHiA. 

KHU£FN£RUS  (jo.)  Dq  vitanda  epidemica  CoDtagiQne.  12^  /a- 

tplu.  1544. 
KHUNRATH  (conb.)  Medulia  destillatoria,  et  oiedica.  OcnL  4* 

Schles.  1594. 

— ■' 4»  Hamb.  1605. 

voL  2.  4«  Homb.  162\. 

4^  Hamb.  I6S8. 


— —  Confessio,  oder  Philosophi^he  Bekenltnuaa.   8*  JUagd. 
1615. 

De  Igne  Magorum,  Philosophorumqua  aecreto^  ev 


temo,  et  visibili.  Gtrm.  W  Sirasb.  1608. 
KHUNRATH  (hen.)  v.  BEBBi. 
■*■  >,Tl^€s^  de  Signatura  Berum  i^uralijiuiK.  4fi    Bm. 

XSU:(fBATH 


KIE 

KHUNRATH  (hsh.)  Symbolam  pbyiico^hymicum.  Ltu.  Qttm. 
l^  1598. 

• — ^  M^l^etiA  Cathoticii  nilosopiiOfUm.  13^  Lip$A&99.  - 
KHUNRATH   (henb.)  Upsieneie.     Amphitheatnim  SapientiA 

fleternae,  soHiu  verae,  &c.  fol.  Franc,  1653. 
— *— —  Warbaflftifljer  Berichi  von  Philoeophisceti  Athanore.  13* 
1603. 

ConfessiooderPhiloeopfaitcbeBekandtniaz.  8*   Eranc. 


1708. 
KHUON  (paAM.Mic.)  Dittert.de  Alumine.  4«  AUdA7lS. 

KID(J0HN)17.  KING. 

KID  (tho.)  Coraelia,  aTragedy.  4<^  Londt  1595» 

KID  (w.)r.cooTB. 

KIDD  (j.)  Outlined  of  Mineralogy.  2  vd.  8»  (hf.  1809. 

KIDD  (t.)  V.  GARNIEB. 

KIDDER  (rich.)  Bp.  ofBaih  and  Wellt.  The  Vanity  of  Man  d( 
his  best  Estate.  A  Funeral  Sennon  on  Lady  S.  Keate.  4*  Land* 
1673. 

Charity  idirected>  or  the  Way  to  give  Almft  to  Advan» 

tage.  4*»  Lond.  1676. 

TheChristian  Suflferer  supported.  12^  Lond.  1680. 

>  Sermon  on  1  Pet  Ul:  11.  beibre  the  Lord  Mayon    4^ 


Lond.\682. 

Convivium  coeleste.    A  phin  and  familiar  DiBCOurse 


conceming  tbe  Lord^s  Supper.  8^  Lond.  1684. 

Funeral  Sermon  on  Mr.  Allcn.  4«^  Lohd.  1686. 

Refleciiona  on  a  French  Testament  printed  at  Botf 


deaux,  A.  D.  1686.  4«  Lond.  1690. 

Sermon  on  JanT.  30.  4*  Lond.  1693. 

Sermon  on  Matth.  Y.  43,  44.  before  the  King  and 


Queen.  4®  Lond. 

Charge  to  hit  Clergy.  4®  Lond.  1693. 

— —  Sermon  upon  the  Reaurrection.  4**  Lmid.  1694, 

Of  Fasting.    A  Sermon  before  the  Queen.    4*    L^nd. 


1694. 

A  Commentary  on  the  five  Beoks  of  Moses :  with  a 


Dlssertation  coneeming  the  Author  of  the  said  Books.  2  vo).  8^ 
Lomd.  1694. 

Summary  Account  of  the  Life  of  Dr.  Anthony  Hor* 


neck.  12®  Lond.  1697 

S^  Lond.  1698. 


A  Discourse  conceming  Sins  of  Infirmity,  wilftil  Sins^ 

and  Resfitntioo.  I2f^  Lond.  1704. 

•  Critical  Remarks  on  some  difficult  Passages  of  Scrip* 


ture.  8«,  Lond.  1719. 
KIDGELL  (j.)  Narrative  of  a  Libel  eniitled  auEisay  oa  Woaum. 

4»  Lond.  1763. 

Answer  to  his  Narrative.  4^  Ltmd.  1768. 

KIDMANjTuoOAlmanackibr  1634.  Ig»  Camk. 
KID-SKIN:    Case  of  the  Kid-Skin  Dressers.  fd. 
IU£BO(»l{AMk  YAWBii)  Di^.  do  Peile.  4f  Img.  Bat.  1666. 


K  1  t 

KIECHKL  (edw.  julius)  Dissertatio  inauguralis  de  Concabinatii. 

4»  Hai.  Miig.  1713. 
KIEFFER  (joH.  coNR.)  Dbput.  de  Vero  et  Fabo.  4«  HeUn.  1665. 
KIEFTENBURGH  (joh.  arn.  van)  Disput.  de  Ictero  flaw>.    4* 

Lugd,  Bai.  1673. 
KIEL  (andr.)  Diftput  de  Melancholia.  4*  Wiit.  1666. 
KIELMANSECK  (joh.  adolff.  ktelman  von)  Send  ScbreibeD 

eines  DemietMrckischm  von  Adel  wegen  Job.  Adolffi  Kielmaiift 

von  Kielmanseck  gefanglichen  Hafflt.  49  1076. 
KIENLIN  (raym.)  Disput  de  Prophib|Ctica  Medicina^  19^  7iii. 

1611. 
KIEN  LUNG,  V.  lung. 

KIESER  (franc.)  Cabak  chyinica>&c.  Oerm.  8*  Muik.  160& 
KIESEWETTERUS  (jo.  christ.)  SynUgma  de  Re  militan  Ve- 

terum.  8«  Erf.  1736. 
KIESSLINGIUS  (jon.)  Epistola  Medica.  4<>  Erf.  1698. 
KIESWETTER  (jqh.  auoust.)  Disiiert  de  SubtimaUone.  4*  liK 

1685. 
-  Actum  oratorium  in  Lyoeo  Ordruviensi.  4«  Anut. 

KIESZLING  (JOH.  scigfr.)   Dissert.  de  Nutrittone.    4^    L^ 

1678. 
KIEVIT  (balth.)  Di8put.de  Infl^mmatione.  4«  Lur.  Bai.  I68a 
KIFFIN  (wm.)  Letter  to  Mr.  Edwards  about  pubtickly  obftoio^ 

to  his  Sermons.  12*  1&44/ 
■  A  remonstrance  of  the  grounds  of  the  Anabaptists  se- 

paration.  49  Lond.  1645. 

The  Life  and  approaching  death  of  W.  Kiffiiu  4®  Lotid. 


1659. 
Letter  to  the  Lord  Mayor  by  Lieut  Col.  Kiffin,  Caot 

Gosfright,  Captain  Hewling  and  Lieut.  Somea  tcmchiogtDe 

siezing  of  iheir  Persons,  &c.  fol.  Lond.  1659. 
KIGGELAAR  (fran^ois)  Catalogus  van  Cabinetten.  IS^*  1733. 
KIGGELAER  (vincent.)  Disput  de  injuriis  coercendis.  4^  Lag, 

Bat.  1715. 
KIHLMARCK  (tho.)  Dissert.  de  mentis  humanse  moibis  ratioci- 

nationem  impedientibus.  12^  Rost.  171 3& 
KILBIE  (rich.)  Funeral  Sermon  on  Dr.  HoUand.  4«  Ojf.  1613. 
KILBORN  (noB.)  Sermon  before  the  Sons  of  the  Clergy.    4* 

Lond.  1729. 

i^ A  Consecration  Sermon.  8®  Lond.  1738. 

KILBURNE  (kich.)  Topography,  or  Survey  of  the  Countyof 

Kent.  4«  Lond.  1659. 
KILBURNE  (wiLL.)  Dangerous  Errors  in  several  late  printed 

Bibles.  4«  Finsb.  1659. 
KILCOP  (THOs.)  A  short  treatise  of  Baptism.  12^ 

Seekers  supplyed,  or  forty-three  non-church  quertes  by 


Scripture  answered.  4°  Lond.  1G46. 

Ancientanddurable  Gospel.  13*  I/md.  1648. 

The  untimited  authority  of  ChrisU  disdples  deared. 


l^Lond.  1651. 

Hic  path-way  to  Justification.  4»  Lmtd.  1660. 

8  KILDAB£, 


K  I  L 

KILDABE,  vid.  golboubn.    • 

KILIANUS  (coAN.)  Dtifflaus.    Etymologicum  TentonicaB  Lin- 

guse:  sive  Dictionarium  Teutonico-Latinum.    8^    Ant.  apudl 

P^.  1599. 

■  cum  Auctario  Potteri.  8*  Aicm,  1605. 
KILIANUS(luc.  woLFG.)FuggerorumetFuggerarum  Imagines. 

fol. -4«^.  1593. 
—  Genealo^ia  Boiarise  Ducum  et  Eiiigies.  fol.  Aug,  Vin. 

1605. 
KILKENNY,  r.  hibernia. 
— Orderg  established  in  the  Popish  general  assembly  at 

the  City  of  KjJkeiiny.  4»  Lond.  1643. 
KILKHAMPTON.    The  Abbey  of  Kilkhampton.  4»  Lond.  1780* 

8»  Lond.  1788. 

KILLICK.    Two  Masonic  addresses  by  Brother  Killick  and  Bro- 

ther  Jbhn  Bryan.  8*»  Lond.  1804. 
KILLIGREW  (HEN.)  The  Conspiracy,  a  Tragedy.  4''Lamf.  1638. 

■  Pallantus  and  Eudora,  a  Tragedy.  fol.  Lmd.  1653. 
KILLIGREW  (HEN.)  Sermon  on  Ps.  CX.  7.  4«  Lond,  1689. 
KILLIGREW  (tho.)  Comedies  and  Tragedies.  fol.  Lond.  1664. 
KILLIGREW  {Sir  wm.)  v.  brooks. 

■■  ■  ■  ■  ■  ■  Reasons  against  the  passing  the  Bill  for  settling  20.000 
acres,  part  of  the  land  of  Lindsey  Levell,  in  trust  tbr  Sir  W. 
KiDi^rew,&c.  fol. 

Answer  to  the  Fennemen's  objections  against  the  Earl 


of  Lindsey^s  draining  in  Lincolnshire.  4^  Land.  1640. 

•  ABreviate  of  the  cause  between  Born  and  Kime  £ae 


respecting  Sir  W.  Killigrews  claim.  4^  1654. 
'     "  ■  ■  An  address  to  the  Rioters  on  Lindsey^Levell.  fol.  1654. 
A  paper  delivered  and  dispersed  by  him.    fol.   Lond. 


1654. 

A  Reply  to  Sir  W.  Killigrew^s  paper  dispersed.    fol. 

Lond.  1654. 
■  A  Proposal  shewing  how  the  Nation  may  be  vast  gain- 

ers  by  all  the  sums^  of  monev  given  to  the  Crown,  without  les- 

sening  the  Prerogative.  4°  Lond.  1663. 

Four  new  Plays.    The  Siege  of  Urbin.  Selindra.  Love 


and  Friendship.  Pandora.  fol.  Ojif.  1666. 

The  Imperial  Tragedy.  fol.  Lond.  1684. 

Three  new  Plays.    Selindni.  Ormasdes.  Pandora.  12* 


Lond.  1684. 
KILLIGREW  (wM.)  The  Property  of  all  Englishmen  asserted  ia 

the  History  o^Lindsey  LevelL  fol.  Lon</.  1705. 
KILLINGBACH  (edw.)  v.  bentley. 
KILLINGHUSEN  (dan.)  Dissert.  de  danda  peregrinis  civitate.  * 

4«  1706. 
KILUNGWORTH,  v.  kenilworth. 

JCILLPATRICK  (jAMEs)  A  full  and  clear  Reply  to  Dr.  Thoma» 
-    Dale,  on  the  Impropriety  of  Blistering  with  Cantharides,  in  the 

first  Fever  of  the  SmaU-Pox.  4«  Charlatown,  1739. 

KILLPATRICK 


K  I  M 

KILLPATRICK  (jambs)  An  Essay  ob  loocidalim.    8»   Lmi. 

174S. 
SILMARNOCK  (w.)  EarW,  v.  boyde. 
KILONIA.    De  Fundatione  et  Inauguratione  Academifl^  pine- 

gyrica  Diescriptio.  fol.  1666. 

■  Academie  programDia.  Invit.  ad  exequias  D.  CaiODii 
Grammi^.  4«»  Kil.  1673. 

—————  ad  exequias  D.  Otloiiia  Nicobi  Ijndholai.  4* 
KiL  1709. 

KILVERT  (RICH.)  V.  ABEU 

■■'  A  Discourse  c^  a  true  Englishman  on  the  Intereit £i^« 

land  hath  in  the  siege  of  GraveUng.  4^  lAmd.  1644. 

KIMBER  {Mr.)  The  Ufe  and  adventures  of  Joe  Thompscm.  8^ 
Lond.  1783. 

KIMJ^R  (B.)  Peertge  of  Scotland.  l^^"  LoHd.  1767. 

Peerage  of  Ireland.  13»  Lond.  1768. 

The  &ronettage  of  Englaod  by  £.  Kimber  aiid  R. 

Jphnson   3  vol.  8«  Lond.  1771. 

KIMBER  (ISAAC)  V.  BVRROUGHS, 

KIMBOLTON  (Lord)  Questions  propounded  hy  the  House  rf 
Commons  to  the  Attomey  General  conceming  the  Impeadi* 
ment  of  Lord  Kimbolton  and  Mr.  Uollis,  wim  the  Attonicy 

.   General'8  Answer.  4^  Lond.  1649. 

-  Speech  on  the  Aiticles  of  High-Treasoo  against  him. 

4*  Lond.  1641. 

KIMCHI  (r.  DAV.)  V.  ABDIAS.  BIBLIA. 

■  Liber  Viarum.  kiebr.  4°  Par.  1520. 

—. Commeotarium  in  Amos  Prophetam.  Heh.  8*  Bom.  1531. 

Comm.  in  X  primos  PsaUnos.  Heh.  Lai.  per  P.  Fagium.. 

fol.  0)nst.  1544. 
— —  Comm.  in   Haggceum,  Zachariam,  et  Malachiam,  cx 

Heb.  in  Lat.  interpr.  Th.  Ndo.  4»  Par.  1557. 
KIMCHI  (r.  moses)  Grammatica  Hebraica  cumComm.  £iia.  8* 

Bas.  1531. 
KIMEDONCIUS  (jac.)  v.  theophylactus. 

KINAKINA,   t^.  KINKINA. 

KINASTON  (FBANC.)  Troilus  &  Creseida.  Angl  Lai.  4<»  Oion. 
1635. 

KINCADIUS  (THO.)  V.  PITCARNIUS. 

KINCAID  (alex.)  The  History  of  Edinburgh.  13»  Edin.  1787. 

KINCH  (jOHN)  V.  HUNT. 

■'  Funeral  Sermon  on  Revd.  J.  Gale.  8^  Lond.  1722. 

KINCKES  (JOH.)  17.JUSTIIIIANUS. 

KINCKHUYSEN  (abr.)  Disput.  de  Colica  Paaaioiie.    4»     UUr^ 

1670. 

' Disput.  de  Chylosi.  4»  Lug.  Bat.  1674. 

KIND  (joH.  PET.)  De  Remediia  Calculum  in  Renibua  diffiingen- 

tibus.  4<»  Lug.  Bat.  1724. 
KIND  (joH.  SAM.)  De  Tractatione  et  Cuiatione  Morbovum  qwh 

rundam  acutorum.  4^  lAtg,  Bat.  1724. 
XINDER  (      )  Epit^phiuio  Henrici  Baronia  HastiDga.  fol.  1649. 

KINDER 


K  IN 

KINDER  (JOAH.  db)  Nockvis  Bdgicas  Materi»  medics^  per  J% 

De  Kinder  et  6.  F.  De  Wint  8*  Brux.  1719. 
KINDERMANN  (encan.  fribd.)  Dissert  de  Sladii  geneakgid 

Pkvatantia.  4^  Lm,  1697. 
KINDERSLEY  (Mn.)  Letten  fran  Tenerifie,  Brazil,  the  Cape 

of  Good  HopeandtheEaet  lDdie&  8»  LtnuL  1777.  . 
■  ■  Specimenaof  Hindoo  Literature.  8^  LmttL  1794. 

KINDLER  (joH.)  Pentaa  Theshun  HnlokigicaruBi.    4^    inmm: 

1083. 
KINDON  (nENBT)  Certain  new  Hypolheiea  fer  tlie  iiiMtnitiQii^f 

the  new  GeomeU^.  M,  LomL  1717. 
KIN6,  V.  BOT. 

■■■  A  miflkd  Kingand  a  memordUe  Partianient  4^ 

— — ~  £ngland's  satisfaction ;  in  eight  Querics  coDceming  Ihe 

pbccj  office  and  power  of  a  King  aecording  to  God^s  wm.  4^ 
ThedefinitioaofaKirig:  withtbeCareof  a  Kingwil* 


fuHy  Baad,  aad  thewaj  to  prevent  lyrannj.  4^  LomL 
■  Tbe  unUmited  preix>gativc  of  Kings  subverted.  4^  Lond, 

Some  more  new  ob»ervations  concerntng  the  King  aiMi 


Pte-Uament    Also  several  Votes  cf  both  Howcf  *coneenung  the 
Magazine  at  Hny.  4«  Ltmd.  1643. 

The  Soveraignty  of  Kings,  or  an  answer  and  confutation 


of  that  groundlesse  V indication  of  V%.  CY.  15.  4«  Lond.  1649. 
Eleven  qneries  propoondtd,  wliether  it  bee  treason  to 


bee  for  or  against  the  King.  4^  Lond.  1643, 

Examplesfor  Kings;  or  Ruka  forPrinces  to  gorem  by 


40  Lond.  1643. 

Records  of  misfortunes  to  Kings  wbo  have  joined  tfacnr<i' 


selves  to  foreign  Princes.  4^  Lomi.  1643. 

Reasons  why  this  Kinffdom  and  aB  others:  and  the 


Parliaments  and  People  of  this  Kingdom,  as  all  olhers  whethee 
Heathen  or  Christian,  ought  to  adhere  to  their  Kings  whether 
gfood  or  bad.  4«  Lond.  1649. 

Rules  for  Kings  and  good  counsd  for  subjects.  4*  Lowt 


1643. 

•  &icro-sancta  Regum  Majestas :  or  the  sacred  said  royal 


prerogative  of  Christian  Kings.  4^  Oxf.  164-^. 

The  White  King  raised  and  the  dreadful  man  revived. 


With  a  Copy  of  the  Petition  to  the  King  at  Holdenby .  4*  Lond. 
1647. 

New  attegiance,  or  the  subjects  dirty  to  thcir  King, 


upon  their  Protestation,  Oath  and  Covenant.  4^*  Lond.  1648. 
——  Act  for  abohshing  the  Kingly  office.  fol.  Lond.  1648. 
The  necessity  of  the  absolute  power  of  all  Kings  and 


particulariyof  the  Kingof  England.  4**  Lond.  1648 

A  declaration  of  the  proceedings  of  thirteen  Christian 


Kings,  Princes  and  Dukes^  and  the  state  of  the  King  of  Scots : 
with  their  Summons  to  all  Christendom  for  the  raising  of 
300,000  Horse  and  Foot.  4«»  Lond.  1653. 

Arguments  against  the  office  and  title  ijt  Ktngship.  4* 


X«fuL1659. 


KI  N 

KING.  tlie  dignity  of  Kingship  aieerted  in  answer  to  M3ton'i 
Beady  and  easie  way  to  esiahlish  a  JF^  Cammonweaitk,  by  G.S. 
12"  Lond.  1660. 

A  discouTse  for  a  King  and  Pftriiam^t.  4^  Lond.  1660. 

-■  Catalogue  of  the  sncoession  of  the  Kitiga  of  Engluid 

from  Willn- 1.  to  James  IL  fol.  Lond.  1685. 

The  Kings  right  of  indulgence  in  Spiritnal  matte». 


with  Ihe  Equity  thereof  asserted.  4<»  Lond.  1688. 

The  question  resolved,  whether  a  Kine  qf  England  m 


make  wars  and  alliance»  without  notifying  it  before  to  hiB  two 
Houses  of  Parhament  M.  Lond.  1703. 

-  The  judgment  of  whole  Kingdoms  and  nations^  on  tfae 


rights,  power  and  prerogative  of  Kings  and  the  rigfats  of  tfae 
People.  8»  Lond.  1710. 

-  Solemn  appeal  to  the  ffood  sense  of  the  nation,  pointing 


oiit  the  immediate  necessity  of  a  coidial  ooalition  between  tbe 
King  and  tfie  people^  in  oraer  to  assert  the  violated  dignity  of 
the  Crown  ana  the  majesty  of  the  people.  8°  Lond.  1783. 

KING  (aNNB)  9.  EVANS. 

KING  (arnou>)  Funeral  Satnon  on  Revd.  J.Hay.  if^  Lond  1753. 

KING  (charles)  The  British  Merchant,  or  Commerce  preserved. 

.   3  vol.  8«  Lond.  1721. 

KING  (dan.)  A  Way  to  Sion.  4»  Lond.  1649. 

KING  (dan.)  The  Vale  Royall  of  England.    Or  the  County  Pda- 

tine  of  Chester  illustratCHl.    Performcd  by  W.  Smith  mi  W. 

Webb.  foL  Lomf.  1656. 

Treatiseon  the  Isle  of  Man.  fol.  Lond.  1656. 

■  The  Cathedral  and  Conventual  Churches  of  Eogland 

and  Wales  orthographically  delineated.  4®  1656. 
fo).  1656. 


KING  (E.)  V.  CHARNOCK. 

KING  (Sir  edm.)  v.  bibliotheca. 

KING  [Col.  edw.)  Petition  to  the  Commons.  fol.  Lond.  1646. 

■  Discovery  6f  the  illegal  actions  of  some  of  the  Commit* 

tee  for  the  County  of  Lincoln.  4®  Lond,  1647. 
KING  (EDW. )  Vestiges  of  Oxford  Castle.  fol. '  Lond,  1796. 
— Remarks  concerning  Stones  said  to  have  iallen  from  thc 

Clouds,  both  iii  these  Days  and  in  antient  Times.     A^  Londi 

1796. 
-                Remarks  upon  the  signs  of  the  Times.  4"  Lond.  1798. 
A  Supplement  to  the  Remarks,  &c.  4"  Lond. 


1799.  . 
"  Munimenta  Antiqua,  or  observations  on  ancient  Casdes.- 

Inchiding  Remarks  on  the  whole  Progress  of  Architecture  in 

GreatBritain.  4vol.  fol.  1799—1805. 
KING  (edw.)  Archiep.  Tuamensis.  De  Religionis  Christian»  Fun* 

damentatibus.  %^  1728. 

KING  (ELIZ.)  V.  OAKES. 

KING  (HEN.)  Sermon  on  John  XV.  20.  4«  Lond.  1621. 

Poems,  Elegies,  Paradoxes  and  Sonneis.  12°  L(md.  1657. 

KING  (henry)  Bishop  qf  Chichester.    Funeral  Sermon  onDuppa 
Bp.  of  Winchester.  4«  Lond.  1662.  Kllfc 


K  I.N 

KIN6  (jAMEs)  r.  cooiu 

KING  (jAMBs)  SacrtUneDtal  Devotiooiaiid  tneditalkms.  WLond, 

1723. 
KING  (j.)  bp.  qfLondan.    Lectures  upon  Jomtt.  4«  Ozf.  1599. 

— ' Thanlufoving  Sermon,  April  11.  4*  Umd.  1619. 

Sermononft.CIl.  13,  14.  4»  Lond.\^20. 

'  Cenotaphium  Jacobi.  4®  Oxon.  1625. 

KING  (JOHn)  9.  EURlHOES. 

KING  (john)  r.  robins. 

KING(joH.)  Disput  dePleurilide.  4«  Lug.iat.  1629. 

KING  (joHN)  Spceches  of  Mr.  J.  Kina:  and  Mr.  J.  Kidd  at  th« 

placc  of  execution  at  Edeuburgh.  4<^  1680. 
KING  (john)  Petition  to  the  Lord  Mayor.  fol. 
KING  (john)  Funerai  Sermon  on  Sir  W.  Chamberlaine.  4^  Land, 

1697. 
■  ■  Eventful  Period !  ij^xhovtation  of  the  Ftench  in  En^and 

to  the  French  iu  France.     Tramlated  by  J.  King.  8®  Lond. 
■    ■  Speech  at  Egham  bnd  Letters  to  T.  Paioe.  8®  Egham, 
Thiixi  Letter  to  Mr.  T.  Paipe.  8«  ^hum. 


KING  (john)  EngiUh  and  tiigh  Germah  Grammar.    8^    Lmd. 

1715. 
KING  (john)  Epistola  ad  Joh.Freind.  8>  Cantab.  1722. 

Essay  on  hot  and  cold  bathing.  8®  Land.  1737. 

KING  (jouN  glen)  The  Ritea  and  Ceremoniea  of  the  Greek 

Chhrch  In  Russia.  4^  Lond.  1772. 
•— - — i-  Nummi  Familiarum  et  Imperatorum  Romanorum.  foL 
KING  (joseph)  Tables  of  Interest.  8»  Lond.  1796. 
KING  (josiah)  Blounfs  Oracles  of  Reason  examined  and  aQswer« 

ed.  ^  Excter,  1698« 
KING  {Mt.)  OrJgin  of  Fossil  SheiU.  8«  Lond.  1705. 
KING  (peter)  Lord  ChirfJuaice.    The  History  of  the  Apostles 

Creed:  with  criticai  oljservations.  8*  Lond.  1703. 
^ 8*  Lond.  1711. 


^ Speech  at  St  Margaret's  Hill  to  the  King.    foi.    Lond. 

1714« 

Letter  to  the  Lord  Chief  Justice  Kiog  on  his  being  de- 


signed  a  Peer.  4^  Lond.  1725. 

•  An  Enquiry  idto  the  Constitutibn,  Discipline»  Unity 


and  Worship  of  the  primitive  Church  wtthin  300  Years  of 
Christ.  8*  Lond. 

KING  (^HIL.)  V.  OWEN. 

KING  (r.)  Thanicsgiving  Sermon  on  the  Recovery  of  His  Ma^ 

jesty  Gco.  III.  4»  Lond.  1797. 
KING  (richard)  The  Frauds  of  London  detected.  I9f*  Lond. 
KING  {Sir  robert)  A  Vindication  of  Sir  R.  King^s  designs  tnd 

actions,  in  relation  to  LofidKingston.  8*  1699. 
KING  (sophia)  The  fatal  Socr^t,  or  unknown  Warrior;  a  Ro« 

mance.  8»  Lond.  1801. 
KING  (wM.)  The  atrait  gate  to  Heaven^  a  Sermon.     l^    Lond. 

1622 
VoL.  III.  4  K  KIN6 


K  IN 

KING  (WM.)  ABp.  qfDublin.  v.  EDWAaDS. 

_ ThanlugiTiiig  SennoD.  Novr.  16.  1690.    4^    Lami. 

1691. 

•*.. ThanksgivingSermoiL  IS*  LofM^.  1691. 

•  The  State  of  the  Protestants  in  Irdand  under  Kieg 


James  the  Second'g  Govemmait.  4^  Lond.  1691. 
8<»  Lcmd,  1699. 


Answer  to  a  Book  entitled,  The  Siaieqf  tke  Prdetian^ 

tft  Ireland.  4«  Lond.  1692. 

A  Dtscourse  conceming  the  Inventions  of  Mea  in  tbe 


Worship  of  God.  4»  Dubl.  1694. 
13«  Lond.  1694. 


. Second  Admonition  to  the  DiMenters  of  the  DiooeRe  rf 

Derry  conceming  Mr.  J.  Boyse  his  vindication  pf  his  rtmarki 
on  a  Discourse  concemingthe  Inventions  of  Men  in  the  Wor« 
«hipofGod.  4«  DttU.  1695. 

De  Origine  Mali.  8»  Land.  1709. 

Ang.  by  £dm.  Law.  S^  Camb.  1739. 


The  Advantages  of  Education,  religious  and  political,  a 

Charity  Sermon.  4<^  Land.  1706. 

A  Key  to  Divinity,  or  a  philosophical  Essay  on  Free- 


WiU.  199  Lmd.  1715 
KING  (WM.)  Diak^ues  of  theDead.  8"  Lond.  1699. 

KING  (WILL.)  L.L.D.  V.  BLACOW. 

■  Useful  Transactions  m  Philosophy  for  1708, 9.    8^ 

Lond. 

Remains.  8«  Lcmd,  1739. 

Epistola  objurgatoria  ad  Gulid.  King,  cum  Epistob 


Canoiiici  ad  Archidiaconum.  4*  Lond,  1744. 

The  Toast,  anhcroic  Poem.  4«  Lond.  1747. 

Apology,  or  vindication  of  himself  again»t  the  Socicty 


of  luformers.  i»»  Oif.  1755. 

Miscclianies  in  Prose  and  Vcrse.  9  voL  8®  Lond. 

■  A  new  speech  from  the  old  IVumpeter  in  Englis^,  widi 

animadversions.  8«  Land. 

KING  (W.)  r.  CORNISH. 
KING  (W.)  V,  WATSON. 

KINGDOM.    Tlie  Apfaorrsmes  of  die  Kingdome.  4<^  Lond. 

m A  Iremonstrance  of  the  State  of  the  Kingdom.  4^  Jjomd. 

1641. 

A  discourse  shewing  in  whot  state  the  three  Kingdoaii 


are  in  at  this  present  4^  1641 

Orders  from  the  High  Court  of  Parliamctit  for  thc 


settling  these  kingdoms  in  peaoe;  with  a  Speech  spoken  by  Ml. 
Kerton.  4«  Lond,  1641. 

The  staie  of  the  whole  Kingdom  conceming  his  Ma- 


jestie  and  the  Parliament  between  London,  Yorke  a»d  HoO.  4* 
Lond.  1649. 

An  extract  of  severall  Letters  from  aO  parts  of  tbe  Kingw 


dom  since  the  fifUi  of  November  to  tbis  preseni  iweifth. .  4* 
1^1649. 

KINGDOM. 


K  I  N 

KINGDOM.  A  ranonttrance  of  the  aUte  of  tbe  Kiogdoni,  or  ar 
teneral  sonreT  ofthe  Pn>ceediogs  of  tbe  Pipiits  andolber  ma^ 
lignaiito.  4«  hmd.  1643. 

— — — »—  CoDtideratioiM  oa  the  preaentstateof  the  aAira  of  thia 
Kingdom.  4«  Ltmd.  1649. 

'  The  speech of  a  Warden  to  the  feUowesof  hia  Company 


on  the  gpreat  afiairB  of  the  Kingdome.  4®  1643. 

A  short  diBCoiirse  touching  the  eause  ci  the  present  un^ 


happy  distractions  in  ihis  Kiugdom.  4^  1643. 

Queries  and  ccnjectures  on  the  present  slate  of  the. 


Kingdome.  4^  Lond.  1643. 

-  Rectifying  principles  ahout  the  power  and  soreretgnty 


of  Kingdoms.  4<>  Lomi,  1648. 

Rights  of  the  Kingdom,  or  Customs  of  our  Ancestora 


touchinff  the  duty,  power,  election  or  aucceaaion  of  our  Kings 
and  P^iaments.  4""  Lond.  1649. 
4^  Lond.  1682. 


KINGE,  V.  KiNG. 

KINGE  (johh)  Sermonon  VII  Cantic.  11.  4^  Ojsf.  1606. 

KING-KILLEBS.  The  History  of  King-kiUera:  or  the  SOth  of 
Jany.  comineniorated,  in  the  Lives  of  uirty  one  fanatick  Sainta 
famousforTreason,  &c.  6  Parts.  ^  Lomd.  1719. 

KINGLAKE  (robt.)  A  DisserUdon  onGout.  8®  Lond.  1804. 

KING'S  ARMS.  Vote  of  Parliament  for  taking  down  the  Kinga 
Arma.  fol.  Lond.  1650» 

KING'S  BENCH.    A  list  of  the  Prisoners.  4^  Lond.  1653. 

— —  A  list  of  the  Prisoners  who  have  taken  the  benefit  of 
-  the  Act.  4*  Lond.  1653. 

Rules  and  orders  for  the  Court  of  the  upper  Bench.  4® 


Lond.  1655. 

■  Report  of  the  Committee  appointed  to  enquire  into  the 
State  of  the  Goals  of  this  Kingdom,  relating  to  the  Kings  Bench 
Prison.  fol.  Lond.  1730. 

KING'S  EVIL.  Proclamation  touching  the  suspending  of  the 
healing  of  tbe  King^s  evil  until  Easter  next.  fol.  Lond,  1638. 

■  Petition  of  persons  afflicted  with  the  King's  evil  to  the 
King.  4»  Lond.  1643. 

Ccremonies  used  in  King  Henry  the  Seventh'8  Time 


for  curing  the  King's  Evil.  4»  Lond.  1686. 
KING'S  LYNN.    Relation  of  the  surrender  of  Kings  Lynn  to  the 

EarleofManchester.  4^"  1643. 
KINGSMAN  (Dr.)  Friendly  debate  between  Dr.  Kingsman  and 

Gratianus  Trimmer.  4«  Lond.  1689. 
KINC^STON  ttpon  Huil.    Reirjarks  upon  a  publication  entitlcd 

the  Caseof  the  Mercbants,  &c.  of  Kingston  upon  Hull.  4^Hull, 

1787. 
KINGSTON  upon  Thames.    A  relation  of  the  late  Hurly  Bufly  at 

Kingston  upon  Tliames,  caused  by  Col.  Lunsford.  4*^  1642. 
KINGSTON  {Duichess  qf)  v.  chudleigh. 

KINGSTON 


K  I  P 

KINGSTON  (EVEiTw)  Duke  of.  v.  whitbhsad. 

KINj&STON  (Ricn.)  Pillule  Pestilentiales,  or  a  gpiritoal  receipt 

for  the  cure  of  the  Plague,  a  Sermon.  8^  Lond,  1665. 
KINGSTON  (R1CH.)  Hit^torypf  the  several  DesifirRg  againstKii^ 

WiUiam  III.  from  1688  to  1697.  8^  Lond.  1698. 
•r A  modest  Answer  to  Capt.  Smiih^s  immodest  M[emoin 

ofsecrctServioe.  9^  Lmd.  1700. 

Impudence,  Lyingand  Forgerydetected  io  a  Rejoioder 


to  Smith'8  Keply.  8»  Lcmd.  1700. 

Apothegmata  curiosa:  or  Refiections^  MaximF^  &c.  9^ 


Lcnd.  1709. 
KINIKER  (JOH.)  Diaquisitio  de  Spectris  i|i  apepe  humaniir.    4^ 

fViu.  1664. 
KININTON  (john)  Sermon  on  occasion  of  the  appearance  of  tha 

Devil  in  humane  shape  to  Ab.  Joyner.  8®  Land.  1710. 
KINKINA.     Les  admirables  qualitez  do  Kinkina  confirmies  par 

phwieurs  £]ipepences.  12^  Par.  1689. 

^ r Ital.  da  Carol.  di  Richany.  12»  Parm.  1694. 

KINLOCH  {Sir  a.  g.)  Trial ;  fo^  the  murder  of  Sir  F.  Kinloch 

his  Brother  German.  S^  Edinb.  1795. 
KINN£IR  (d.)  Esfiay  on  the  Nerves;  with  Diasertation»  ^  the 

Gout,  &c.  8«  IW.  17S8. 

KINNER  (CTPR.)  V.  COMENIUS. 

■ .  ■  Cogitationes  didacticsB.  4'  1648. 

KINNER  (dan.)  Dissert  de  Solutione  «t  Inspissatione.    4*  Lim. 

1685. 
•. — .  Disp.  de  Singultu.  4*  Lw^.  Bai.  1686. 

KINNER  (GEO.  FRiD.)  Dissert.  de  Erysipelate.  4P  Jen.  1688. 

" Disput.  de  Raucedine.  4«  Jen.  1688. 

KINNERSLEY  (Mr.)  v.  dunkerton, 

KINNON  (CHARLES  MC.)  V.  MC.  KINNON. 

Kl  NROSS.    The  Case  of  the  Electors  of  Kinross.  fol. 
KINSALE.    The  Rebels  wicked  conspiracy  against  Kinsale.    4« 

Lond.  1641. 
KINSCHOT  (NicoLAus^Oratiopanegyrica,  de  Mauritii  Principit 

Auriaci  Conflictu,  prope  Neoportum.  4®  Hag.  Com.  1600. 
KINSCHOT  (REGN.  de)  Disput.  de  Donationibus.   4«   Lue.  Bat. 

1704. 
KINSMAN  (and.)  Funeral  Oratio^  on  Re?.  J.  Hart.    8^   Lofid. 

1768. 
KINSMAN  (ed.)  An  Appendix  of  the  Saints  oanonised  by  Paul 

V.  and  Greg.  XV.  W  Douay,  1624. 
KINTIUS  (HENR.)  Dissert.  de  Nephritide.  4»  Lug.  B^.  1746. 
KlNTON.  A  Lctter  sent  from  a  Diyine  to  the  Lord  Mayor.beingf 

a  true  relation  pf  the  Battle  fought  [at  Kinton]  betweeo  Hii 

Majesly  and  the  Earle  of  E-sex.  4**  Lond.  1642. 
: A  true  Copy  of  a  I^tler  sent  unlo  the  Lord  Maior from 

a  trusty  Friend  in  ihe  Army,  immediately  afler  the  BatteU.  4^ 

Lond.  1642. 

•  A  more  troe  and  exact  relatiim  of  ihe  ^attell  of  Kinton 


T.  C.  4°  Lond.  164^. 

KIPUNG 


K  I  R 

klPLING  (t.)  r.  TESTAMENTUy. 

KIPPAX,  r.  usTARiz. 

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Sf  Franc,  1670. 
>  Exercitationes  de  Cnice,  et  Cruciariis.  12*  Brem,  1671. 

»  Antiquitates  Romane.  8®  Franc.  1684. 

■  Animadversiones  Analytico-didactice.  4*  .E^ 

KIPPING  (THOS.)  V.  REYNER. 

KIPPIS  (aND.)  V.  EVANS.  PRINGtE.  REES. 

The  Life  of  Nathaniel  Lardner,  D.D.  8» 

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Sennon  on  the  death  of  T.  Laugher.  S^  Lond.  1769. 

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Sermon  on  the  death  of  S.  Sparrow.  8®  Ch^steif.  1783. 
Observations  on  the  late  contests  in  the  Royal  Society. 


8»  Lond,  1784. 

The  Life  of  Captn.  James  Cook.  4«  Lomf.  1788. 

Address  at  the  interment  of  Kevd,  R.  Price.  8®   Lond. 


1791. 

Sermon  on  the  death  of  Revd.  T.  ToUer.  8»  tond.  1795. 


KIRAI^Y  (steph.)  Dissert  de  genuino  et  simpKcissimo  doloris 
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KIRANI.    Kiranides,  et  ad  eas  Rhyakini  Koronides,  sive  Myste* 

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KIRBY  (jer.)  Tables  of  the  Materia  Medica.  12«  Edinb.  1805. 
KIRBY  (john)  The  Suffolk  Travdler.  8^  Lond.  1764. 
KI RBY  (  rich.  )  Ephemeris  for  1681 . 

The  Marrow  of  Astrology.  i'^  Lond.  1687. 

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partial  Judgement  dcnoting  the  Destruction  of  Ireland.    4^ 

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KIRCH  (JOH.  EL.)  Dissert.  de  Mictu  cruento.     4«    U(^.  Mag. 

1727. 
KIRCHDORFF  (mich.)  Disput  de  Ictero.  4»  Lug.  Bai.  1710. 
KIRCHEIM  (FRiDER.  gunther)  Tractatus  de  Peste.    l^    llal. 

S<ix.  1681. 
KIRCHER  (athanasius)  v.  bbunswig.  kestler.  schottus. 
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Primitis  Gnomonicse  Catoptricae  hoc  est  Horo!ogio- 


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Y.\^C\\S7^ 


K  I  R 

KIRCIIER  (athanasius)  Musurgia  universahs.  ^rve,  An  imgiii 
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Obeliscus  Pamphilius.  fg|.  Rom.  1650. 

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Obelisci  iEgyptiaci  nuper  iater  Isei  Romani  rudcn 


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Iter  extaticum  cceleste  et  terrestre,  cum  Prselusionibut 

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Museum  Kircherianum  descriptum  a  PhiL  BonannL 


foL  Rom.  1709. 
■  ViU.  8« 


^IRCHIUS  (cHR.)  Transitus  Mercurii  per  solem  ad  anni  proiimi 

1730,  diem  8  Maii  supputatus  et  ilhistratus.  4«  Beroi.  1719. 
KIRCHIUS  (gottf.)  Ephemerides  Motuum  CcElestium,  ab  Aiv- 

no  1681  ad  1690.  Cui  accessit  Catalogus  novus  Stellanim  Aus- 

tralium  £d.  Halleii.  4^  Lips. 
KIRCHMAIER(cAB.  chr.)  Di8sert.de  Venenis.  4«  WUt.  1687. 
. Exercitatio  de  usu  et  abusu  potus  calidi  cum  hcrba 

Thee.  4°  IVitt.  1687. 
KIRCHMAIER  (geo.  casp.)  Epistola  ad  Dn.  Heiningium.    4» 

Wiit.  Ms. 

. Salustii  de  rcpublica  ordinanda  Epistolae.  4*  Witt. 

Positionum  Physicaruin  penta  decas.  4®  Witt.  1658. 

. De  Paradiso,  Ave  Paradi^i  Manucodiata,  Imperio  ante^ 

diluviano,  et  Arca  No£,  cum  descriptione  DiluviL  13*    Witicb. 

1662. 

Res  C.  J.  Caesarisex  Suetonio.  .4«  Wiit.  1670. 

KIRCHMAIER 


K  I  R 

KIRCHMAIER  (g«o.  casp.)  De  Draconibiis  Yolanlibiu  Epistolica 
DiMertatio.  4<»  Wiu,  1675. 

■  ■■  Noctiluca  coDstans  et  per  vices  fulguram,  diutiMime 
quaesita,  nunc  reperta.  4^  IViit.  1676. 

Dissert.  de  morbis  Imperii  Gennanici  et  Juventutis 


Academie;  civilibus.  4°  Witt,  1678. 

>  S.  Imperii  Rom.  Crerm.  Notitia  in  Nucleo.   4^    Witieh. 


1678. 
1680. 


De  Fhosphoris  et  natura  Lucis  necnon  de  Igne.  4®  Witt, 


Dissert.  de  Lunari  Cruce,  Iride^  utet  volante  Lampade 
Qoctuma.  4<»  Witt.  1684. 

Pathologia.vetusetnova.  12®  Wiueb.lQ^b. 

— ~  Institutiones  metallics.  Germ.  4®  Wittcb,  1687. 
Ad  Leopoldum  Imperatorem,  oratio.  4®  Witt,  1688. 

DisserL  de  Si^illo  Numinis^  Dei  hominis  pracipue  ad 


Apocal.L8— II.  4«  Witt.l&^. 

Panegyricus  gratulatorius  Ernesto  Augusto  Duci  Bruns- 


vicensi.  4«  Wiueh.  1692. 

Dissert.  de  Locustis  insolitis.  4<^  Witteb.  1693, 


KIRCHMAIER  (sebast.)  Epulum  Belschazar  fatali  Scriptura  il<* 

lustre.  4«  WiH.  1662. 
KIRCHMAIER  (tueod.)  Dbput  de  Salsedine  Aqusb  Marinas.  4<> 

Wiu.  1666. 
KIRCHMAIERUS  (georgius  guil.)  Commentatio  de  Witteberga 

Sax<mum.  4<»  Wiueh.  1713. 

■  '     Disquisitio  historica  de  Martini  Lutheri  Imagine  reli- 

qua.    Commentatio  item  auctior  de  Witteberga  Saxonum.    4^ 

WiuA.  1750. 
KIRCHMANN  (joh.)  De  Funeribus  Romanorum  Lib.  IV.     \^ 

Hamb.  1605. 
•'  I  «  .     I         Acceasit et Funus parasiticum N. Rigaltii.  12* 

Lttg<f.B.  1672. 
■  In  Funere  P.  Merulae  OraUo.  12«  Lugd.  Bat.  1672. 

Commentarii  de  Regibus  vetustis  Norvagicis,  et  de  Pro- 


fectione  Danorum  in  Terram  Sanctam.  12^  Amst.  16S4. 
KIRCHMANN   (jos.)  De  Annulis.    Accedunt   G.  Longi,  Ab. 

Gorlsi  et  Hen.  Kommanni  de  iisdem  Tractatus.     12®    iMgd. 

Bai.  1973. 
KlRCnNER(cAR.CHR.)Disquis.deFaustoPra;8tigiatore.4«1683. 
KIRCHN£R  (herman)  Acclamatio  gratulatoria,  in  Electionem 

D.  Joannis  Schwichardi.  4^  Cassel. 
*■ TI^oo^«»nyK  consolatoria  ad  Hermannum  Vulteium.  4^ 

Marp,  1604. 

Sacrum  conjugale  Herm.  Kirchneri  cum  Sophia  Lauter- 


bachia  carminibus  exomatum.  4^  Marp.  1605. 

Oratiode  Ducibus,  Principibus  &c.  Germanise.  ^^Marp, 


160S. 

'  ■  ■  Superioris  ^vi  Imperatorum,  Regiim,  Electorum,  Du- 
cum,  ac  Principum  Heroum  Curricula,  cum  Continuut.  Baith. 
Exneri.  3voL  12*»  ilfarp.  1609— 18. 

5  ¥dV>.Q\VSYSw 


K  I  R 

XIRCHNER  (hi^rman)  Orationes  de  Ducibu»,  &e.  Geithani«. 

Necnon  de  Germanorum  nativa  Eloquentia.  12"  Marp.  1609. 
KIRCHNER  (JOAN.  heh.)  Gotha  LiteraU.  4«  Gath.  1713. 
KIRCHNER  (tim.)  Oratxo  de  vita  et  morte  Ludov.  Comitis  ^tk- 

tini.  4»  Heid.  1584. 
KIRCHOF  (gott.J  Disputi  de  Natura  Morborum.  4»  Lug.  Bai. 

1692. 
KIRCHOFF  (JOH.  EVERH.)  Theses  de  Gutta  Rosaceau    4^   AM, 

1659. 
KIRCHOFF  (joH.  AD.)  Exercit  de  menstrno  univefsali  animali. 

4<»  Li>*.1687. 
KIRCHOFF  (joH.  GOTTF.)  Dissert.  de  N^tionum  Vitiis  eorumque 

Causis.  4<»  Ups.  1688. 
KIRCHOFF  (JOH.  HiER.)  Di88ert«  de  Inmimiitatia  a  MuBehbu» 

realibus  Amissione.  4^  Gieu.  1712. 
KIRCHOFF  (M.  ANTON.)  De  Gemmis.  4"  Lipa.  1636. 
KIRCHOFF  (wiLH.)  ThesesDialecticae  cUm  alib  oonnunis.    4* 

Marp,  1591. 
KIRCHOVIUS(ALB.)Di8put.  deAnima  Coell  et  Syderam^    4* 

Hamb.  1614. 
KIRCHOVIUS  (oNOPH.)  Theses  de  Dysenteria.  4«  Helm.  1599. 
KIRCHOVIUS  (paul)  Dissert  de  Mentis  et  Anim»  bumanae 

Consenjsu  et  Dissensu.  4^  Lug.  Bai.  1725. 
KIRK.    The  Confession  of  Faith  of  the  Kirk  of  Scotland  in 

1580.  4P 
KIRKBY  (rich.)  Arraignments  and  Tryals  of  Capt».  Ricb.Kirk. 

by.  Captn.  J.  Constame.  Capt^.  Cooper  Wade,  Capt.  Sam.  Vio« 

cent  and  Capt.  Christ.  Fos:pr.  fol.  Lond.  1703« 
KIRKBY  (w.)  Rules  and  Orders  of  the  Court  of  Excheqoer  rela- 

tive  to  the  practise  of  the  Kiitg^s  Remembrancer^s  Office.    8* 

Lond.  1794. 
KIRKE  (joHK)  The  seven  Champions  of  Christend<Hn,  a  Play.  4* 

Lmd.  1638. 
KIRKE  (robt.)  Sketch  of  his  case  and  soflerings  when  Consul  of 

A]j?iers.  8»  Low(^.I78L 

KIHkHAJVI,  V.  WONDER. 

KIRK  M  AN  ( FR A. )  Tlie  Loves  and  Advedtures  of  Clerio,  and  Lozia, 

a  Romance,  from  the  French*  12^  Lcmd.  1652. 
The  Presbyterifein  Lash^  or,  NoctroflTs  Maid  whipt,  a 

Tragi-comedy.  4«  Lond.  1661. 

'^The  merry  conceited  Humours  of  Bottom  tfae  WeftverJ 


a  Play,  by  F.  Kirkman  and  H*  Marsh.  4«  Lond.  166L 

The  Wits,  or  Sport  upon  Sport,  a  collection  ©f  Farccs. 


8«  Lond,  1673. 
KIRKMAN  (jAs.  THos.)  Memoirs  of  the  Life  of  Charles  Mack^ 

lin,  Esqr.  2  vol.  %^  Lond.  1799- 
KIRKPATRICK  (Co/.)  An  account  of  the  Kingdcm  of  NepauK 

4»  Lond.  1811. 
KIRKPATRICK  (h.)  Account  of  the  manner  in  which  PoUtoo 

are  cuUivated  and  preserved  in  Lancashire  and  Cheshire*    8* 

Warrington,  1796. 

KIRKPATRICK 


K  I  T 

SIRKPATRICK  (j.)  v.  tissot. 

■  The  Analybis  of  Inoculation.  8^  Lond.  1754. 
KIRKWOOD  (jABTEs)  The  family-Book,  or  the  tnie  Interest  of 

Families  being  Directions  to  Parents  and  Children,  shewing 

tbem  their  several  Duties,  and  how  they  may  be  happy  in  one 

another.  I^  Lond.  1693. 
KIRLE  (&j7>aii/  nMor)  Letter  to  a  friend  at  Windsor.  4«  Lond. 
"  ■  "fhe  true  Informer.    A  dii^course  of  the  sad  distemperi 

ofGreatBriUnyand  Ireland.  4»  1643. 
KIRSTENIUS  (cEO.)  Exercitatio  medica.  4«  Argent.  1634. 
>■  ■■  ■  ■     ■    Adversaria  in  Joh.  Agricolaj  Coramentaria,  in  Pop^ 

piuro,  et  Chirurgiam  parv.im.  4''  Stett.  1648. 
KIRSTENIUS  (MicH.)  Epistola  de  Lympha  Bartholina.  4®  Hafn. 

1658. 
KIRSTENIUS  (PET.)  r.  testameotum. 
■^  Grammatica  Arabica.     Liber  secundus  Canonis  Avi* 

cennae.  Arab.  Lat.  Vitse  Evangelistarum  quatuor.  fol.  Bresi^ 

1608. 
■'  ■  ■  Liber  secundus  Canonis  Avicennae.  fol.  Bw/.  1609. 

■  Dberde  vero  Usuet  Abusu  Medicinse.  12^  Bresl.  1610/ 
Notse  in  Evangelium  S.  Matthasi,  excdlattoneTextuum 


Arabiconim,  .£gyptiacorum,  Hebraeorum,  Syriacorum^  Ons- 
.    oorum,  Latinorum.  fol.  Bresl.  1611. 
KIRWAN(RicHb.)ElementsofMineralogy.  Sf^  Lond.  1784^ 

3  vol.  8P  Lond.  1794—95. 

KISLINGIUS  (ant.)  Problemata  in  lib.  Galeni  de  curandi  ratione 

per  saneuinis  missionem.  4®  Argent.  1631. 
SJiSLINGIUS  (curist.)  Oratio  de  admironda  Christi  Nativitate. 

Hebr.Lat.  4t^  Witt.  li56S. 
KISNER  (joannes)  Disput.  de  Imaginatione  ejusque  Viribus.  4^ 

JenaA665. 
w     ■  Disput  de  Suffbcatione  hypochondriaca.  4*  Lug.  Bat» 

1670. 
KISNER  (joh.  geo.)  Dissert.  de  Lassione  Tendinum.  4^  Lugd. 

Bai.  1099. 
KISNER  (joH.  ERASM.)  Disput  de  Empyemate.  4^  Jen.  1686. 
KISSELBACHIUS  (BALTH.)   Disput.  de  Odontalgia.    4«    Bas. 

1660. 
KISSELIUS  (JOH.  coNR.)  Disputatio  disquirens  quamdiu  dormi^* 
.    esndum.  4«  Heidelb.  1681. 
KIT  CATS,  a  Poem.  8»  Lond.  1708. 

KITCHENER  (h.  t.)  Letters  on  Marriage.  2  voL     13»    Lond. 
.    1812. 
KITCHIN  (john)  Jurisdictions :  or  thelawfiil  authority  of  Courts 

Leet,&c.  S^  Lond.l65\. 
KITCHJN  (john)  The  grand  Statute :  or  the  Law  of  Death  un- 

alterable :  A  Sermon  ut  the  funeral  of  John  Cope.    4®    Lond. 
.    1660. 
KITCHIN  (tho.)  Travellers  guide  thro'  England  and  Wales.    4» 

Lond.  1783. 
.      V0L.IIL  4L  KITCHIN- 


KITCHIN-Pbysician:  or  a  GuidjB  for  Hoiu^ives^  tyjr  T.  K.  I* 

Lotiri.  1680. 
KYFE,  an  Hcroico-Cotnical  Poem.  4^  Lond,  1739. 
KITSCHIUS  (REXR.)  De^aulorum  aureonim  Ori^e,  ITso,lce. 

4^"  Lipi.  1614. 
m^ — '• —  Discursus  deLibertatis  Boqo  in«8limabili:Aiiro  contii 

cariore — ^De  Servitutia  Onere  intolerabili  JEtna  MoDte^nrafir 

ore — De  Vitiorum  cum  Virtutibus  Connubio.  4®  Lips^  IC^. 
KITTEUUS  (JOH.)  Exercitatio  Phiiosophico-Medica.   4«  Hdm, 

1611. 
mrZELIUS  (joiiAN.)  Tractatus  de  Jure  Monetarum.  4*  Mnf. 

1632. 
KLAPROTH  (M.  B.)  Dictionnaire  deChimie  par  M.  H.  Kla|mKl 

et  F.  WolfF,  trad/de  TAllemand  avec  dea  Notes  par  Mei»T8.  E. 

J.  Bouillon-La  Grange  et  H.  VogeL  4  tom.  8^  Par.  18l0. 
KLAUNIG  (andr.)  Dissert.'  de  Chyli  ab  alvinis  fiaecibiis  •tm' 

Uone.  4^  I4ps.  1685. 
KLAUNIG  (goth.)  Dissert.  de  Spasmo.  4*  Lug.  Bal.  1699. 
KI^UNlGIUS(GoooFR£o.)No^omiumCbariUtia.  4*  VnuiiL 

1718. 
^LEBER  (woLFFGAMG.)  lu  Mort^m  Jobannit  Friderici  Dneii 

Sazonifl^,  &c.  Epicedion.  4^  Marp.  1554. 
KLEBITIUS  (wiLL.)  De  Biiccdla  intincta,  quam  oomedit  Judai. 

ly  Franc.  1675. 
KL££  (joh.  chr.)  Disput  de  Pallio  Episcopalt.  4*- 
KLEFEKER  (johan.)  Bibliotheca  Eruditonim  Precodum.    9 

Hami.  1717. 
KLEIN  (cHR.  ERN.)  Disput  de  Veritate  codesti^f  4^    GrypmoM 

1700. 
KLEIN  (coNR.)  Exercitatio  Medica.  4®  ArgerU.  1624. 
KLEIN  (FRiD.)  Theses  Theolo^cse.  4^  1\ibing.  1709. 
KLEIN  (jAc.  THEO.)  De^cripUQQea  Tubulorum  marinorum.    ^ 

Gedan.  1731. 

■  Naturalis  Dispositio  Echmodermatum,  accesiit  Lucu* 
bratiunculade  Aculeis  Echinorum  marinorum.  4®  Gcdan.  1734. 

■  Historia  Piicium  naturaUs.  IV  Pactes.  4®  Gcdan.  1740 


Summa  Dubiorum  circa  Classes  Quadrupedum,  et  Am« 

phibiorum,  Caroli  Linnsei.  4^  Lips.  1743. 

Quadrupedum  Dispositio,  brevisque  Hiatoria  natonlis. 


4«  Lips.  1751. 

— ; Ova  Avium.  Lat.  Germ.  4P  Lips.  1766. 

•  Specimen  Descriptionis  Pelrefactorum  Gedancnaum. 


Lat.  Germ.  fol.  Numb.  1770. 
KLEIN  (jAcoBus)  An  Virguk  MercurialiB  agat  ex  occulti  Qiia- 

litate  ?  DisaerUtio  Philosophica.  4®  WitL  1658. 

~— ^. 4«  Witt.  1666. 

■  Disput.  de  prerogativis  Principum  S.  Romani  &iipeEi]. 

4'  BostiKh.  1698« 

KLEIN 


K  LE 

XLEIN  (io.  CBB.)  DUtcrt.  de  tarbis  iii  Imperio  Romano  (^ermft- 
nico  ex  electione  Ludovici  Bavari  et  Frederici  Austriaci.  4*  Ar* 
gent.  1717. 
KL£IN  (JOH.  coNR.)  Disput.  de  Junipero.  4^*  Alid.  1719. 
KLEINE  (L.  F.  PAuuNus)  Bauren  Physic.  8«  Franc.  1705. 
KLEINER  (salomon)  Pescriptio  Templonim,  Ccenobiorum,  t% 

Paliftiorum  in  Urbe,  et  Suburbiis  Vienn».  fol.  Vicn.  1734. 
m^  ■■  Representations  des  Animaux  dela  Menagene  de  Prince 

Eugene  de  Savoye»  Sc  Plantes  etrangeres  de  &on  Jardin  d  Vienne. 
Ibl.  AMgsh.  1734. 
KLEINFELDIUS  (nic.)  Pathologia»  secundum  Gsnus.  19^ Lugd. 

Bai.  1598. 
■■  Declamatio  pbilosophica  de  Immortalitate  Anims.  12* 

iMgd.  B.  1598. 
KLEINFNECHT  (lofl.  jac.)  Disput  de  ktaro  albo  Virginum. 
4«  IW.  1677. 

II  De  Scordio  Herba,  Schediasma :  ed.  a  Joanne  Franco. 
8^  Ulm,  1790. 
KLEINIUS  (jAC.  ehrbnfe.)  Dissert  de  Peripneumonia.   4<^  Erfi 

1702. 
KLEINWECHTERUS  (valsnt.)  Ludu»  septem  S^ientum.  \9f^ 

Vratisl.  1645. 
KLEMMIUS  (CHR.  AB.)  Disput.  de  Mutatione  ASria  alieni  me« 

dica.  4»  Erf.  1717. 
KLEMMIUS  (gqttof^)  Dissert.  de  Anima  Brutorum.    4^     Fi* 

iemb.  1704. 
KLEMMIUS  (joHr  CHR.)  Oratio  dcservandis  augendisque  Refor* 

mitionts  Fnictibus.  4<>  Hal.  Mag.  1720. 
KL£NCKIUS  (james)  Instttutiones  Juris  Naturs  et  Gentium,  ex 
Hugonis  Grotii  de  Jure  Belli  ac  Pacis  Libris^  excerpts.     12^ 
Jen.  1666. 
■  Oratio  funebris  in  Am.  Senguerdium.  4^  Amst.  1667. 

KLENK  (roehraad  van)  Voyagie  naar  Moscovien.    4*    Amsi. 

1677. 
KLEPPERBEIN  (joach.  oottl.)  Dissert,  de  CEconomia  Sen- 

suum.  4»  Witt.  17 \7. 
KLERCK  (cornelius)  Illustriores  QuflesUones  ex  variis  Juris  Ma« 

teriis  desumpte.  4**  Ultr.  1657. 
KLERCK  (PETR.  de)  Disput.  de  Fracturis  Cranii,    4^  Lug.  Bai. 

1670. 
KLETSCHKE  (oAVf  coDor.)  Dissert.  de  Superstitione  medica. 

4*  Hai.  Mag,  1720. 
KLETT  (geo.  benedict)  Paradoxa  de  Corporibus  Mundi  tota- 

tibus.  A?  Vitetnb.  1700. 
KLETT  (jo.  TOB.)  Di8sert.de  Principio  vitali.  W  Alt.  1718. 
KLETTE  (ano.  geo.)  Dissert.  de  Salium  Natura  et  Usu.  4<»  J<nl. 

1715.  , 

KLETVVICH  rjoH.  chr.)  Dissert.  de  Oxyregmia.    4P  Ups.  1689. 
KLETTWICH  (brn.  crr.)  XUaierUdeiinistroMQiborumEventtt. 
V  Hoi.  Mag.  1713. 

KLETTWICH 


K  LU 

KLETTWICH  (siM.  PHiL.)  Disput.  de  Imbecillitate  Vaitriculi. 

4P  Jen.  1673. 
KLIMIUS  (Nic.)  Iter  subtcrraneum.  8*  Hafn.  1741. 
KLIMMIUS  (JOH.  CHR.)  Disput  de  Medicamentis  specificis,  €0* 
.     riimque  agendi  Modo.  4®  Hal.  Mag,  1694. 
KLINCHAM£RUS  (chr.)  ExerciUtiones  de  Natura  Minera^ 

lium.  4«  Jen.  1662. 
KLINCHENBERGH  (tim.  fr.  van.)  Dissert.  de  Vcmicis.    4* 

Lug.  Bat.  1733. 
KLINCKSIECK  (caspar  henr.)  Lutherusbumanioris  Literature 

Cuhor  et  ^timator.  4» 
KLING  (melchior)  Tractatus  matrimonalium  Causanim.    8* 

Franc.  1577. 
KLOBIUS  (justOs  fidus)  Ambrae  Historia.  4«  WUtenb.  1606. 

Disput.  de  Hydrope.  4*  WUt.  1649. 

KLOCK  (joh.  ant.)  Dissert  de  Usu  et  Abusu  Corticis  PeruYiani 

in  Febribiis  intermittentibus,  &c.  4®  Lug.  Bat.  1727. 
KLOEKHOFF  (corn.)  Dissert.  de  AtmospheraB  Efficacia  in  Cor« 

pusbumanuro.  4^  Lut^.  Bat.  1734. 
KLOPFINGER  (joh.)  Disput.  de  colica  Passione.  4«  Bas.  1618. 
KLOPSTOCK  (f/t.)  Thc  Messiah,  a  Poem,  translated  by  J\  Col- 

lyer.  2  vol.  12«  Lond.  1763. 
■  Elcgant  Extracts  from  the  Measiah;  by  G.  H.  Eger- 

stof.  W  Brighton,  1810. 
KLOSE  (frid.  wilh.)  Dissert.  de  Angina.  4»  Lipf.  1696. 
• — ^ Dissert.  de  Motibus  automaticis,  et  Commercio  Anime 

cum  Corpore*  4®  Lips.  1697. 

'  Dissert.  de  Secretione  in  Genere,  et  in  Specie  Lymphte. 


4°  Lips,  1697. 

Dissert.  de  Homine  in  Genere.  4^  Lips,  1697. 

De  Matena  Generationis  et  Conceptione.  4®  Lips.  1697. 


KLOSSCcEo.)  Antiquitates  Scythic».  4«  Jen.  1682. 
KLOTZ  (cHR.  adolph.)  Thesaurus  Epistolicua  Gesnerianus.  3 
tom.  8*»  Hal  Mag.  1768. 

KLOTZIUS  (CHR.  AD.)  V.  BAYERUS. 

KLOTZIUS  (steph.)  v.  clotzius. 

■  Tractatus  de  doloribus  animse  Christi  in  horto  et  ia 

cruce.  49  Franc.  1670. 
KLUG  (dan.  GOD.)  Theses  de  Fluxu  Chyli  in  Fluore  Muhebri, 

Gonorrboea,  &c.  4^  Altd.  1675. 
KLUG  (GREG.  PHiL.)  Disput.de  Phrenitide.  4»  Jen.  1647. 
KLCG  (joh.  dan.)  Dissert  de  Usu  Ligaturarum  in  Hydrope.  4* 

Jen.  1701 
— —  Dissert.  de  Bile  Medicina  et  Veneno  Corporis.  4®  HaL 

Mag,  1704. 
KLUG  (JOH.  JACOB.)  Jejunium  Christi  in  deserto.  4®  Witi.  1686. 
KliUG  (simon)  Disput.  de  Constitutione  et  Usu  Bilis.    4«   Brem, 

1695. 
KLUGE  (joH.  DAN.)  Disscrt.  de  pcrsona  Christi.  4®  Rostoch.  1731. 
KLUPPEL  (andr.)  Disput.  de  Nuptiis.-4«  Lug.  Bat.  1715. 

4  KLUTSCHIUS 


K  N  E 

KLUTSCHIUS  (Nic.)  Disput.  de  Motu  et  Motore  «tcrnU.    4» 

tViteb.  1609. 
KLUVERUS  (HENR.)  Electa  de  Jure  Canum.  4<»  Siada.  1711. 
KKABESCHUCH  (joh.  balth.)  OraUo  valedictoria,  de  Ecclewa 

Waldensium  ortu,  progressu,  obstaculis,  et  victoria.   4®   Bremn 

1663. 
KNACKE  to  knowe  a  Knave,  a  Comedy.  4«  Lmd.  1594. 
KNAGGS  (thos.)  Sermon  before  the  Lord  Mayor  on  Novr.  S* 

4«  Lond.  16d3. 

Funeral  Sermon  of  EUz.  Naggs.  4*  Lmd.  1698. 

— ^ The  Exc  ellency  of  a  good  Name ;  a  Sermon  on  thc. 

death  of  Prince  George  of  Denmark.  S^  Lond,  1708. 

• •  Sermon  against  Self-Murder.  8«  Lond.  1708. 

Thanksgiving  Sermon.  8«  Lond.  1708. 

Religion  the  properest  means  to  Peace  of  Conscience, 


Honour,  Profit  and  Health.     A  Sermon.  S"*  Land.  1721. 
KNAGGS  (thos.)  God  governs  the  World,  aSernion.    8«  Lond. 

1752. 
KNAPIUS  (joh.  jac.)  Disput.de  Tendine  Achillis  disrupto,    4* 

Ged.  1730. 
— Diasert.  de  medicamentis  quaB  partum  facilitant  4F 

Lugd.  Bat.  1733. 
KNAPP  (wM.)  Abraham^s  Image  in  one  of  his  Sons:  A  Sermoa 

at  the  funeral  of  John  Dethick.  4«  Lond.  1658. 
KNATCHBULL  (norton)  Animadversiooea  in    Libros  Novi 

Testamenti.  8«  Lond.  1659. 

. 12°  Oxon.  1677. 

KNATCHBULL  (wadham)  v.  pelton. 

KNAVE.    The  Knaves  Calendar,  or  a  step  towards  the  duty  oi  a 

Legislator.  8®  Lond. 
.  • Knave  in  Grain  new  vampt,  a  Comedy,  by  J.  D.    4* 

Lond.  1640. 

Knave  of  Clubs,  otherwise  called  a  Game  at  Cards  and 


Chibs  Trump.    Doe  you  not  see  the  Knave  turn'd  up  P^    Rub 
and  lose  Cards.  4<>  Lond.  1643. 

Knaves  and  fools  in  Folio  discovered  and  advised. 


1648. 
KNAVERY  in  all  Trad«»,  or,  the  Cofiee-House,  a  Comedy,    4» 

Lond.  1664. 
KNAUT  (aug.  chr.)  Dissert.  de  efficacia  dierum  crilicorum  in 

vulneribus  de  lethalitate  dubiis.  4^  Jcn.  1712. 
KNAUTH  (chr.)  Disput.  de  Phthisi.  4»  Jen.  1664. 
! Disput.  de  Fermentatione  in  Sanguine  non  existente.  4* 

Jen.  1682. 

Plantae  circa  Halam  provenientes»  8®  Lipt,  1687. 

Antiquitates  Comitatus  Balleujitadiensis  et  Aacanieni»i«. 


Oerm.  4°  Cht/ten.  1698. 

Methodus  Plantarum.  S^  Lips.  1716. 


KN£BEL(joh.  chr.)  Disput.  de  Cohorte  Italica  et  Auguftaer 
Act  Apost,  cap.  X.  1.  et  cap.XXVU.  1.  4«  AU.  1720. 

KNEBELIUS 


K  N  i 

ICKEBELIUS  (joranres)  Exercit.  de  cog^UQnf  humana  cni* 

versa.  4^  Dant,  1648. 
KNELL  (paul)  Israel  and  England  paraldkd.    A  Sennon  at 

Grayes  Inne.  4«  Lmd.  1648. 
m^ > —  The  Life-Guard  of  a  loyall  Christian  deBcribed  in  a  Ser* 

mon.  4<»  Lond.  1648. 

A  Looking  glass  for  Levellers,  a  Sermoo.    4*    Lond. 


1648. 

Five  seasonable  Sermons  on  several  Argaments.    8* 


Lond.  1660. 

KNEPPELHOUT  (joh.)  Disscrt.  de  Apthis.  4*  Lug.  Bat,  1733. 
KNEUSSEL  (CHR.  frtd.)  Disput.  de  Ipecacuanha  novo  Gadloram 

antidysenterico.  4*»  Gissm.  1698. 
KNEVETT  (ralph)  Rhodoa  and  Iris,  aPastonl.  4^  Lcmd.  1631. 
KNEWSTUB  (j.)  Confutation  of  Heresies  taught  by  H.  N.  and 

embraced  of  a  Number  who  call  themselves  of  the  Family  of 

Love,  with  a  Scrmon  preached  at  Paurs  Cross.  4*  Lond.  1579. 
KNICHEN  (and.)  De  Saxonico  non  provocandi  Jure  CommeD- 

tatio.  4®  Han.  1603.  / 

KNICKNACKIUS   (gripholdus)  Floia,  Cortum  veraicalc.    4» 

1594. 
KNIGHT  (arthur)  Speech  at  his  execution.  4*  Umd.  165S. 
KNIGHT  (E.  cornelia)  Marcus  Flaminius,  or  a  view  of  the  Life 

oftheRomans.  2  voL  d^  Lond.  1793. 
■1  A  description  of  Latiam»  or  )a  Campagna  di  Roma.  4* 

Lotid.  1805. 
KNIGHT  (francis)  A  Relation  of  s^vea  Years  Skveric  niider 

the  Turkes.  4^  Lond.  1640. 
KNIGHT  (c.)  r.  FULTON. 
KNIGHT  (gowin)  A  Collection  of  some  Papers  formerly  pub* 

lisbed  in  the  Philosophical  Transactions,  rdating  to  the  Use  of 
;  Dr.  Knight*s  M^etical  Bars.  S«  Lond.  1758. 
KNIGHT  (g.  b.)  The  tliird  University  of  England ;  or  a  Treatisd 

of  the  Foundation  of  allthe  Colledges  in  l4)ndon.  fol.  1615. 
KNIGHT  (gul.)  V.  hall. 
KNIGHT  (john)  Heaven*8  Cry  against  Murder  or  a  trueRdatioD 

of  the  murder  of  J.  Knight.  4«  Lond.  1657. 

■  Blood  washed  away  by  Tears  of  Repentance :  beinff  a 
relation  of  the  Cause  of  th^  Murther  of  J.  Knight  by  N.  Butkr. 
4«  Lond.  1657. 

KNIGHT  (john)  Funeral  Sermon  on  Lady  GuilfoitL    4«  Lond. 

1700. 
KNIGHT  (5tr  john)  Speech  in  the  House  of  Commons  against 

the  Naturalization  of  Foreigners.  8®  Lond.  1737. 
KNIGHT  (rogeb)  A  Protestation  against  Pop^ry.  12*  Oxf.  1607. 
KNIGHT  (R.  p.)  An  Analytical  Essayon  the  Greek  Alphabet  4^ 

Lond.  1791. 

■  The  landscape,  a  didactic  Poem.  4*  Lond.  1794. 
»  4«  Lond.  1795. 

KNIGHT 


K  NI 

KNIGHT  (r.  p.)  The  Progres^  d' Civil  Societ^.  Adidactio  Poeoi; 

4<>  Lond.  1796. 
m  An  analytical  Enquiry  into  the  Principles  of  Taste.    8* 

Lond.  1805. 
KNIGHT  (SAM.)  Funeral  Sermon  of  Lsetitia  Lady  Dowager  Rus- 

sel.  8«  Lond.  1722. 
•- Tbe  Life  of  Dr.  Johii  Colet,  Founder  of  St.  Pauls School: 

with  an  Appendix  containing  an  account  of  the  Masters  tnd 

more  eminent  Scholars  of  that  Foundation.  8^  Land.  17^. 

The  Life  of  Erasmus,  more  particularly  that  part  of  it 


which  he  spent  in  England.  8®  Camb,  1726. 

The  great  Happiiiess  of  a  iawful  Government    A  Ser- 


mon  on  May  29.  8«  Lond.  1726. 

Obedience  to  the  present  Government  pressed  from 


Reason  and  Conscience.    A  Sermon  before.  the  Lord  Mayor. 

8»  Lond.  1728. 
KNIGHT  (t  )  The  honest  Thieves,  a  Farce.  12»  Lond.  1797. 
KNIGHT  (t.  A.)  A  Treatise  on  the  Culture  of  the  Pear  and  Apple, 

and  on  the  Manufacture  of  Cider  \nd  Perry.  12^  Ludlwm 

1797.  •  - 

KNIGHT  (tho.)  A  Vindication  of  a  late  Essay  on  the  Transmu- 

taticuci  of  Blood,  with  a  Bissertation  on  Chalybeat  Medicines.  8f 

Lond.  1731. 
KNIGHT  (VAL.)  Proposal  of  a  new  Model  for  rebuildii^  of  th« 

City  of  London.  fol.  16(56. 
KNIGHT  (w.)  A  Declaration  of  the  treacherous  Proceedinn  of 

Ihe  Lord  of  Inchiquin  against  the  Parliament  of  England.  4f 

Ltmd.  1648. 
KNIGHT  (WM.)  Case  and  Vindication  of  Wra.  KnightlatcMinis* 

ter  oj  Whitby  ia  the  County  of  York.  4«  Loiirf.  1658. 
KNIGHT  (william)  Vox  Stellarum:  or  the  Voyce  of  the  Star». 

12»  Lond.  1681. 

■  Vox  Lumiriarum:  or  the  voice  of  the  Sun  and  Moon. 
8»Xo»rf.l699. 

KNKiHTHOOD.    Accurate  historical  Account  of  the  Ordera  of 

Kniffhthoodat  present  existing  in  Europe.  2  vol.  8®  Lond, 
KNIGHTON  (hen.)  v.  anglia. 
KNIGHTS.    The  Discoverie  of  the  KnighU  of  the  Post,  by  E.  a 

4«  Lond.  1597. 
Return  of  the  Knight  of  the  Post  from  Hell.   4»    Lond. 

1606. 
■L  A  catalogue  of  Knights,  Aldermen,  &c.  now  in  Cua^ 

tody  denying  to  contribute  Money  for  the  publick  Safety.  fol. 

LpfH^.  1642. 

■  Letter  of  Advice  touching  thc  Choice  of  Knighta  aad 
Burges^es.  4«  1644. 

Knights  made  since  His  Majesty  came  to  London.  fol. 


Loii^.1660. 
KNIGHTS  cf  th€  Bath.    Preparationi  f^r  each  KnighL  foL 


KNIGHTS 


K  N  O 

KNIGHTS  <^  tlit  Bath.    The  manner  of  creaiing  Knights  of  the 

Batb»  wilh  a  hst  of  those  to  be  created  at  His  Majesty'»  Corooa* 
•    tion.  Ap.23.  4»  1661.    ^ 
KN IGHTS  of  the  Garter.    St.  George  for  Enj^land :  or  a  Relation 

of  the  manner  of  election  and  installation  of  the  Knights  of  thi 

Gaiter.  4^»  Lond.  1661. 
-  A  Catalogue  of  the  Koights  of  the  Garter  from  the  fint 

Institution  to  1661,  by  I.  N.  4®  Lond.  1661. 

The  History  of  St.  George  of  Capadocia,  with  the  His- 


tory  of  the  Institution  of  the  Order  of  the  Garter.     4®    LotuL 
1661. 

Ceremonies  at  the  Installation.  Septr.  32.    (cH.    Lcmd. 


1763. 
-^ «^ July  25.    fol.     LomL 

1771. 
KNIIFF  (gul.  j.  f.)  Diaeta  Analcptica.  4«  Amst.  1618. 

KNIPE  (THOS.)    V.  STOCKDALE. 

KNIPPIUS  (JOH.)  Latinitatis  legahs  prster  tneritum  suspecta  ek 
PBDdectisJuriserutaetvindicata.  4^  Witt.  1687. 

KNlPSMACOPPE(ALEx.)DeAortCBPolypoEpi8tola.  4^  htgd. 
1693, 

KNITL  (cAsp.)  Qo«mographia  Elementaris,  PropoBitionihus  pby« 
sico-mathematicis,  proposita.  fol.  Prag.  1673. 
S^  Norimh.  1674. 


Aristoteles  curiosus^  ac  utilis,  4^  Prag.  1683. 


KNITTEL  (        )  r.  testamentum. 

KNOBELOCHIUS  (geo.  cottl.)  Diatribe  de  Nexu  Principionim 

physicorum  in  Homines.  4®  Franc.  ad  Od.  1679. 
»■     I      ■     Disput.  de  Atrophia.  4"  Franc,  ad  Od.  1684. 
KNOBLADCH  (hieron)  Disput.  de  iEstu  marino.  4<»  Lm. 
KNOBLOCH  (joh.)  Disput.  de  Collo.  4«  Witt.  1607. 
KNOBLOCH  (tob.)  v.  hippocrates. 

•p- — ^ Disput.  de  Dysentcria.  4«  Witt.  1601. 

Disputationcs  anatomicie.  4®  Witeh.  1608. 

KNOCH  (ELIZ.)  V.  BU8H. 

KNOCHENWEBEL  (joh.  c?ob.)  Dissert.  delschibdico  mak).  4* 

Hal.  Mag.  1729. 
KNOGLER  (mart.)  Dissert.  de  Hydrocephak).  4«  Hal.  Mag.  1725. 
KNOGLEKUS  (geo.  chr.)  Disput.  de  Empyemate,    4^    WiU. 

1682. 

Disput.  de  Tussi.  4^  Witt,  1623. 

KNOLL  (joh.  DAN.jDissert.de  Delirio  febrih  Phrenitide.  4«  Witt. 

1721. 
KNOLLES  (rich.)  General  History  of  tlie  Turks.  fol.  1610. 

— ^ —  fol.  Lond.  16.38. 

with  a  continuation  by  Sir  P.  Rycaat 

8  vol.  fol.  Lond.  1687—1700. 
KNOLLYS  (hanserd)  Answcr  to  Bastwick's  Indepcndtney  nci 

God'$  ordinancc.  4®  Lond»  1645. 

KNOLLYS 


K  N  O 

/KNOLLYS  (hAnsehd)  Christ  exalted,  a  Scrmon.  4»  Lond.  1645, 
. 4«  Ltmd,  1646. 


The  shiningof  a  flaming  fire  in  Zion,  in  answer  to  13 

exceptions  to  Mr.  Saltniarsh.  4"  Lond,  1646. 

Rudiments  of  the  Hebrew  Grammar  in  EngiisL    12" 


Lond.  IG48. 

KNOOP  (hen.)  Di«put.  de  Pauliana  actione.  4»  Lu^,  Bat,  1716, 
KNOPPEL  (ERicus)  Dis-ert.  Acad.  de  Duellis.  8»  Upsai.  1705. 
KNOR  (louis  gilhomme  de)  Venus  a  la  Mode.  Gertn.   8^  Lips» 

1717. 
KNORN  (christian)  Disseft.  dc  doctrina  religionis  pro  libitu  ju- 
-    dicandi,  sentiendi  et  docendi.  4*  Jen.  1674. 
KNORN  (hen.  hardoy.)  Di<isert.  de  metalh  fodinarum  Hartzica- 

rum  prima  origine  et  progressu.  4*  Helm,  1680. 
KNORR  (geo.  wolfg.)  Les  Delices  des  Yeux  et  de  TEsprit  a  la 

Representation  d'une  Collection  des  Coquilles  et  des  autres 

Corps  qui  sont  a  trouver  dans  la  Mer.  6  tomes.  4*  Nuranh, 

1757—73.' 
'  Les  Delices  des  Yeux  et  de  l*Esprit,  ou  Collection  des 

difierentes  Especes  de  Coquillages  que  la  Mer  renferme*  III. 

Part.  2tom.  4»  Nuremh.  1764—68. 

Delices  Physiques  choisies.  Avec  les  Remarqties  et  De- 


lices  de  P.  L.  S.  MuUer,  et  trad.  en  Fran^ais  par  Matth.  Ver- 
dier  de  k  Blaquiere.  2  tom.  fol.  Nurenh.  1766,7. 

Lapides  Diluvii  universalis  Testes.  Recueil  des  Monu- 


inens  des  Catastrophes  que  1a  Globe  de  1a  Terre  a  issui^,  con* 
tenant  des  Petrifactions.  Avec  THistoire  naturdle  de  ces  Corps 
par  J.  E.  Walsch.  8  tom.  fol.  Nurenh.  1768—75. 

Recueil  des  Monumcns  des  Catastrophes  que  ta  Globe 


Terrcstre  a  essuiees.  Contenant  Petrifactions.    Avec  THistoire 

naturelles  de  ces  Corps  par  J.  £.  Walsch.   tom.  I.  IV.    foL 

Nurem.  1777, 1778. 
KNOTIUS  (cHR.  FRiD.)  Dissert.  de  Erroribus  circa  Causas  Mortit 

subitflB.  4«  Witu  1703. 
' »  Disput.  de  Pressagiis  Vits  et  Mortis  in  aegrotantibus. 

4»  Wia.  1708. 
KNOTT  (john)  New  Method  of  Arithmetic.  4»  N(mv. 
KNOVENAGEL  (chr  )  Disput.  de  Suffi)catione  Utcri.   4<^  Ro^. 

1698. 
KNOWLEtX^E.    Articles  tb  fix  a  CODvent  for  promoting  \mU 

versal  Knowledge :  with  a  general  Repository  for  curious  M2SS. 

4«  Lond.  1715. 
■■  The Ground  and  Nature of  human  Knowledge.  8*^  Lond^ 

KNOWLES  (charles)  v.  fearwe. 
I  Joumal  of  his  Expedition  to  La  Guira^  &c.   8*    Lond. 

1744. 
■  The  Conduct  of  Admiral  Enowles  in  the  late  Expedi- 

tion  set  in  a  tnie  light  8^  Lond.  1758. 
KNOWLES  (chas.)  Eari  qfBanhury.    The  ArgumettU  of  Lord 
.  Chief  Justicc  Holt  and  Judd;e  PoweH  in  the  controverted  Point 

of  the  Peerage  of  Charles,  Eari  of  Banbury.  fol.  Lond.  1716. 
Vou  IIL  4  M  ^Q>^\:^ 


K  NU    , 

KNOWLES  (gilb.)  Materia  medica  botanica,  in  qua  Symptooiafli 

variorum  Morborum  describuntur,  Carmine  descripta.  4®  LoiuL 

1723. 
KNOWLES  (john)  v.  workman. 
KNOWLES  (john)  A  modest  plea  for  private  roens  preachingc. 

4«  Lond,  1648. 
KNOWLES  (john)  The  Principles  of  Engliih  Grammar.    12» 

Land.  1796. 
KNOWLS  (THos.)  Hind'd  Elder  Brother,  or  the  Master  Thief 

discovered ;  being  a  relation  of  the  life,  exploits,  escapes  aud 

witty  robberies  of  T.  Knowls.  4®  Lond.  1651. 
KNOa  (john)  View  of  the  British  Empire  morc  especially  Seat- 

land  with  some  proposals  for  the  Improvement  of  tbe  Fbheries, 

&c.  of  that  Country.  8*  Lond.  1784. 

. ^ ^  vol.  8«  Lond.  1785. 

■    I  Observations  on  the  Northem  Fisheries.  8^  Lond.  1786. 

A  Tour  through  the  Highlands,  &c.  8»  Loiid.  1787. 


KNOX  (john)  A  Codly  Lelter  to  the  FayethfuU  in  London.    8« 

Rom,  1554. 
■■M  A  Confession  and  Beclaracion  of  Praiers  on  the  Death 

ofEdw.VL  8«  Rome,  155^. 

Order  and  Doctrine  of  the  general  Fast  In  Scotland» 


Dec.  25, 1565.  12»  Lond.  1603. 

FaythfuU  Admonition  unto  the  Professoufs  of  God'i 


Truth  in  England.  12«  Kalyk.  1554. 

-  An  Answer  to  blasphemous  Cavillations  by  an  Adver« 


sary  of  God'8  Praedeslination.  8«  Ixmd.  159L 

Historie  of  the  Reformatioun  of  Religioun  in  Scotland. 


fol.  Edinb.  1732. 

The  Copie  of  the  Resoning  which  was  betwix  ihe  Ab- 


bote  of  CrosraqueU  and  John  Knox,  in  MayboiU,  concemiiig  the 

Masse.  4°  Edinb.  1812. 
KNOX  (j.)  Hints  to  public  Speakers,  12«  Lond.  1797. 
KNOX  {Mr.)  V.  britannia. 
KNOX  (EOB.)  History  of  the  Island  of  Ceylon.  fol.  Lond.  16SU 

= Dutch,  by  S.  de  Vries.  4»  Uiricbi,  1692. 

—  Gall.  12«  Amst.  1693. 

KNOX  (THos.)  Trialof  T.  Knox  and  J.  Lane  fofdefamation.  foL 

Lond.  1680. 
KNOX  (vicEsiMus)  Essays  moral  and  literary.  2  vol.   12*  Lond, 

1778  9. 

2  vol.  12°  Lond,  1782. 

Liberal  Education.  8<»  Lond.  17SI. 

Sermons.  8«  Lond.  1792. 

Narrative  of  Transactions  relative  to  a  Sermon  preached 


at  Brighton.  8«  Lond,  1793. 

Christian  PhUosophy.  8^  Lond.  1795. 


KNOX  (wM.)  Considerations  on  the  present  state  of  the  Nation.* 

8«  Lond.  1789. 
KNUPPERTUS  (joiiAN.)  Disput.  de  Natura,  Causa  EfBcientCi 

Fme,  Casu  et  Fortuna.  4^  Giesi*  1672« 

KNUTTON 


K  O  C 

KNUTTON  (iMMAK.)  Seven  questions  aboultlie  Controverey  b&* 

tween  the  Church  of  England  and  the  Separatiatft  and  Anabap- 

tists  briefly  disciissed.  4®  Lond.  1645. 
KNYF(GuiL.j.)DiaBtaAnaleptica.  4«  1618. 
■^  Goylandis  Descriptio  poetica.  4*  Anui.  1621. 

KOBAVIUS  (andr.)  Vindicia  Afetionomia}  Thetks  pro  Dionysio 

Exigiio.  13«  Vien.  1643, 
KOBENHAUPT  (jou.  8EB.)  Disput.  de  Humoribus.  4^  Argeni. 

1591. 
KOBERGERUS  (anton.)  Libri  Chronicarum.  fol.  Narib.  1498; 
KOBERLE  (fran.  wilh.)  Disput.  de  Apoplexia.  4°  Erf.  1713. 
KOBIERZYCKUS  (stanismus)  De  IjUxu  Romanorum  Commen-r 

tarius.  4^  Lovan.  1628. 
Historia  Uladislai  Polonifls  «I  Sueciee  Principb.  4®  Danif 

1655. 
KOCH  (cHR.  GOTTLiEB.)  Dc  obscoenis  Pontificiorum  Decimis.D 

Apostoli  Pauli  Coirjugium  demonstratum.  De  Auctoritate  Hiev' 

ronymi,  ejusque  Abusu.  12**  Flensb.  1707,8. 
KOCH  (cHR.  paul)  Dissert.  de  Principiis  Chtmicorum.    4^    Jcn, 

1716. 
KOCH   (coRN.  niETERicus)  Strictures  Theolog^ces  in  Harduini 

Opera  selecta.  4^'Helmst. 
KOCH  (FR.  JAC.)  ConsideratiodeEpilepsia.  4«  ]?a«.1637. 
KOCH  (JOACH.  cHR.)  Discursus  de  Militia  lecta^  mercenaha  et 

socia.  4«  Ueim.  1663. 
KOCH  (joHAN.  caspar)  Dissert.  de  iErario  boni  Principia  recte 

constituendo  augendo  et  conservando.  4*  Helm.  1663. 
KOCH  (JOH.  cHRisT.)  Schediasma  de  ordinanda  Bibliotheca.    8* 

IJps.  1713. 
KOCH  (joH.  CHRisT.)  Schediasma  de  ordinanda  Bibliotheca.  8^ 

L2PJ.1713. 
KOCH  (joH.  DAN.)  Disput.  de  Paresi  ex  Colica.  4<*  Regiom.  1644. 
KOCH  (joH.  GEo.)  Meditatip  de  Jurisprudentia  Scholastica.    4® 

Lips,  1713. 
KOCH  (joH.  coNR.)  Dissert  de  Hapmoptysi.  4«  Jen.  1723. 
KOCH  (MicH.)  Dissert.  de  aflectantibus  Parochia^i  ex  1  Timr 

ni.  1.  4»  Wiit.  1723. 

KOCHIUS  (F.  J.)  V.  HERMANNIDES. 

KOCHLATSCH  (st^ph.  ant.)  Dissert.  deMetallicorumnonnuUii 

Morbis.  i^  Hal.  Mag.  1721. 
KOCHLERUS  (adam.)  Oratio  de  causis  cataclysmi  Thuringiaci 

4  Cal.  Junii.  1613.  4»  Jenoi.  1613. 
KOCHMAISTER  (jam.)  Dissert.  de  Apoplexia.  4«  Witt.  1668. 
KOCK  (andr.)  Disput.  de  Generatione  Febrium.  4°  Hal.  Mag. 

1715. 
KOCK  (joHAN.)  Disput.  de  admiranda  vi  naturs  et  secqnda.    4^ 

Helm.  1679. 

r ■'  Dissert.  de  Sudpre.  4«  Witi.  1706. 

"  Manductio  ad  lectionem  Scriptorum  Judasorum  Ger- 

manicorum.  4**  Franc.  1709. 


KOCK  (lOH.  CRR.)  Diasart.  de  C^Uu  Serpefitmn  apnd  Antiquoi^ 

4»LiM  1717. 
KOCKERT  (cHR.)  Oratio  de  turpts  Otii  Pernicie  et  Foditale.  4« 

Wiet. 
KOCKERT  (jacob)  Scapderbeffus,  id  est,  Cannen  £rx«rp«<r1»iMt 

de  Gregorii  Castrioti  Vita,  et  Morte,  4<>  Lubeok,  1643. 
KOCKERTUS  (joh.)  Dissert.  de  morbo  comitiali.  4*  Witt.  1664. 
KOCKERTUS  (joH.)  Dissert.  de  catculo  Renum  et  Vesic».  4f 

Bas.  1665.  ' 

KQCSI  (sTEP.  c.}  ^pos  lugnbre  in  pbitum  D.  C.  Vitrings.    foL 

Frenej,  1729. 
KODDE  (jac.vandeb)  DisputdeRespiratione.  i^  Lug.  Bat.l70L 
KCEBEUUS  (jAcobus)  Declaratio  Astrdabii.    4^  MoguiU.  Ui5. 

^ — 12«  Par.  1552. 

KCECHER  (joAN.  pHRisTOPH.)  Liber  de  Idolplatria  litteraria.  8« 

Hanav.  1788. 
KOEHLER  (JOH.  pav.)  Muenz-BelnstigYing :  mit  R^ster.  24 

tom.  A^  Nuernberg,  1729. 
■»i  Reimarques  histpriqnes  sur  les  MedaiBes  &  Monnojes. 

tom.  1.  4«  BerL  1740. 
KOEHLER  (joH.  tobias)  Ducaten-C^binet.  9  io|n.  8*  Hannop. 

1759, 60. 
KOEHLERUS  (adam.  got^b.)  IHsput  de  Folpiiine  Tactis.  4*  Jen, 

1694. 
KOEHN  (JOH.)  Disq.  de  monstrosis  Naturs  Operibus.  4*  Witt, 

1659. 
KOELER  (jo.  DAv.)  Sylloge  aliquot  Scriptorum  de  bene  ordi- 

nanda  et  omanda  Bibliotheca.  4«  Franc.  17^. 
KOELERUS  (j.  D.)  V.  isocrates. 
KOELICHEN  (ANpR.)  Dissert  de  Abscessu  ct  Feruncuk).  4«  Hal 

Mag.  1714. 
KOELLIN  (co9R.)  Scholastica  Coromentaria  in  primam  secunda 

S.  Thomae  Aquinatis.  fol.  Vpi.  1602. 
KOELLNER  (chr.  phil.)  Schediasma  de eruditis  Wolayia  oriun- 

dis.  8«JLi>*.  1723.  . 

KOEN  (hub.)  Disppt  de  Syncq)e.  4«  tug.  Bat.  1665. 
KOENIG  (kenii.  coNR.)  Schediasma  de  Hominum^  inter  Feras 

educatornm,  Statu  naturali  solitario.  4®  Hanov.  1730. 
KOENIGSMANN  (and.  lud.)  Ad  Taciti  Germ.  xix.  1.  De  Lite- 

rarum  amatoriarum  apvid  v^teres  Germanos  Ignoratione  Dissert. 

4^»  KH<m.  1709. 
r MoBcenatum  Slesevic^  et  Holsati^  Monumentnm  Pic- 

tatis.  4»  Kilon.  1713. 
KOEPKENIU3  (dav.  henr.)  Commentatio  bistpricp-theologica 

de  fabulosa^  variisque  Fraudibus  quondam  obnpxia,  ^t  deiusa^ 

Megapoli.  4®  Rost.  1720. 

• Dissert.  de  Igne  Ccelesti.  4®  Rosicch. 

KOESFIELD  (lotharius  ztJMBACH  de)  Jovilabium.     4*    AmU. 

1716. 

KOESLAGER 


K  O  L 

KOESLAGER  (joh.)  Disput.  de  Febrc  hectica.  4»  Lug.  Bai. 

1669. 
KOETHEN  (joH.  jacob)  Principia  Metephysic»  Wolfianae.    8^ 

CoLAllob.  17S7. 
KOHLER  de  Mohrenfeld  (geo.  gott.)  Dissert.  dc   Pathologia 

nova  Calculi  Renum.  4«  Hal.  Mag.  1698. 
jfcOHLER  (theod.)  Disput.  de  Scientia  Dei  circa  conditionata« 

4»  mtt.  1665. 
KOHLIUS  (joH.  PETR.)  Introductio  in  Historiam  et  Rem  litera- 
riam  Slavorum,  imprimis  sacram,  sive  Historia  Versionum  Sla* 
vonicarum  Codicis  sacri.  8®  Altonav.  1729. 
KOHN  (HUB,)  Disput.  de  Podagra.  i^Jen.  1663. 
KOHNE  (w.)  V.  HAs^us. 

KOHR  (PHiL.)  Dissert.de  Spiritibus  in  Fodinis  apparentibus^  sive 
de  Virunculis  metalUcLs.  4^*  Lips,  1672. 

! — '. 4^  Lips.  1677. 

KOHRMAN  (cHRisTiANus)   Urbs  Vratislavia  centum  Anagram'' 

niatibus  laudata.  4°  Vratislav.  1705. 
KOJALOWICZ  (albertus  wuuk)  Historia  Lituana.    4^    Bani, 
1650. 

-. -: 4«  Aru.  1669. 

JCOKENIUS  (chr.)  ZiiT*)p»l«f  pxToXoyixw»  e  duobus  libris  de  gene^- 
ratione  et  corruptione  decas  IV.  4°  Witt.  1609. 

•  Disput.  de  definitione  et  divisione  physicx.    4*    WiU. 

1610. 
KOKER  (agid.  de)  Plantarum  usualium  Horti  IVJedici  Harlem- 

ensis,  (^atalogus.  8<>  Harl.  1702. 
KOKER  (joH.  de)  Dissert.  de  Morbo  epidemico  Anni  1719.    4* 

Lt^.  Bat.  1720. 
KOKUYT  (is.)  Disput.  de  Melancholia.  i^  Lug.  Bat.  1685. 
KOLB  (JOACH.)  Dispiit.  de  Epiiepsia.  4«  Hal.  Mag.  1710. 
JCOLB  (jOAc.  JOH.)  Dissert.  de  Syncope.  4<»  Erf.  1682. 
KOLB  (jOH.  JAC.)  Conclusiones  de  Venatione.  4®  Marp.  1633. 
KOLBEN  (peter)  Reise  an  das  Capo  du  Bonne  Esperance.   foL 

Numb.  1719. 
■  The  present  State  of  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  transl. 

from  the  German  by  Mr.  Medley.  2  vol.  8^  Lond.  1731. 
KOLBENS  (joH.  casim)  Vatterliche  Instruction  an  sein  Kinder. 

4«  Beri.  1704. 
KOLBIUS  (elias)  Dissert.  de  custode  angelica.  4®  Argent.  1641. 
KOLDING jFRiD.)  Pissert.  de  Lacrymis.  4P  Haun.  1679. 
KOLDINGENSiS  (jonas)  Descriptio  Paniae.  8°  Franc.  1594 
KOLHANSEN  (joh.  christoph.)  Neu  erfundene  matbematische^ 

und  optiscbe  Curiositaten.  4°  Lips.  1677. 
KOLHANSIUS  (joh.  christ.)    Tractatus   opticus.     12*    Lips. 

1663. 
KOLICHEN  (CHR.)  Dissert.  de  Effluviis  frigorificis.  4«  1703. 

KOLLARIUS 


K  OP 

KOLLARIUS  (ad.  pe.)  v,  lambecius. 

m Analecta  Monumeatorum  omnis  JEvi  Vindoboiieima« 

2tora.  fol.  Vindob.  1761,2. 
XOLLIUS  (joAcu.)  De  Successione  Feudi  Conclusiones.  4*  BasiL 

KOLNERUS  (joH.)  Disput.  de  Scorbuto.  49  Lug,  Bat.  1627. 
KOLTEMANN  (joh.  geo.)  De  mystica  Theologia  Sententia.  4* 

Hal.  Mag.  1719. 
KONIG  (cAR.  FRiD.)  Thema  de  Peripneumonia.  49  1703. 
KONIG  (eman.)  Regnum  animale.  4^  CoL  Munai.  1682. 
4»  Col.  1698. 


Regnum  Vegetabile.  4«  Col.  1688, 

4"  Bas.  1688—96. 

4«  Bas.  1703. 

40  Bas.  1708. 


■  Regnum  minerale.  4®  Bas.  1686. 

KEPAS  AMAAeElASi  seu  Thesaunis  Remedior«m,  &c, 

40  Bas.  1693. 

Georgica  Helvetica  curiosa.  Germ.  8*  1706. 

—  Exercit.  de  eo  quod  summum  est  in  medicina.  4*^  Bas, 

1711. 
KONIG  (joH.  frid.)  Dissert  de  Curatione  aequivopa.  4*  Hal. 

Mag.  1706. 
I^ONIGIUS  (cEo.  MATTHiAs)  Bibliotheca  vetus  et  i^pva.  fol.  Alt^ 

dorf.  1678. 
KONIGSMARK  (mabia  aurora)  Countess  qf.     Intrigues  of  the 

court  of  Hanover,  from  the  niarriage  of  the  EJectress  lo  ihe 

death  of  Count  Konigsmark.  8*  Lond. 
KONITZ  (gregorius  de)  Parvulus  Philosophiae  naturalis.    fol. 

Lips.  1512. 
KOOLL  (joh.)  V.  GUDius. 
Dissert.  de  Templis  Aiitiquorum.      4*      L^g.    Bat. 

1695. 
-1 Dissert.  de  originibus  Babylonicis.  4*  Ijig.  Bat.  1695. 

■  Oratio  <]e  Artibus,  qiiibus,   Augustus   Rempublicain 
Rom.  inva^iit.  4«  Traj.  1696. 

Disputatip  ad  Lcgcin  Aterjam  Tarpejam  de  Multis.  4^ 


Traj.  ad  Rh.  1698. 
KOOPS  (matth.)  An  historical  Account  of  the  Substances  wbich 

have  been  used  tp  descrjbe  Events  {^iid  to  convcy  Idea^  from  tLe 

eariiest  Datetothe  Invention  of  Paper.  8®  Lond.  1800. 
KOPECZI  (JOH.)  Disput.de  ComeUs.  4«  Lug.  Bai.  1666. 
■  Positioues  varis  per  universam  Medicinam.   4®  Lug, 

Bat.  16GS. 
KOPER  (luder)   Herbstklage  uber  sein  Ableuben.  4®  Brem. 

1603. 

Holland.  4«  Brem.  1662. 

KOPFF  (ARN.  phil.)  Exercit.  de  Cephalalgia.  4^  Jen.  1686. 

KQPF? 


E  O  R 

SDPFF  (Aimr.  pho.)  Meditatio  de  Morbo  castrendi  <j[ilem  Vu^Uft 

Cephalalgiam  vocitat.  4^  Rint.  1691.* 
KOPFF  (joH.  PHiL.)  Discursus  de  privilegiatis.  S.  Rom.  Imp. 

procerum  instantiis.  4®  Brm.  1676. 
K6pII£WIT2  (elias)  Grammaiica  Latino-Russica.    12*   Amsi. 

1700. 

■  ■   ■  Manuductio  in  Grammaticam  Moscoviticam.  12*  Stolt" 

zenb.  1706. 
KOPKE  (frantz)  Dissert.  de  purgantibus  fortioribus  ez  praxi 

raedica  ejiciendis.  4®  HaL  Mag.  1703. 
KOPMANN  (ant.  geo.)  Semicentnria  thesium  ex  Jure  potissi- 

mum  civili.  4<>  HaL  Mag.  1720. 
KOPP£  (car.  frid.)  Dissert.  de  Coxagrasive  Passione  Ischiadica. 

4»Jbi.  1731. 

KOPPE  (i.  B.)  V,  TBSTAMBNTUM. 

KOPPEHELIUS  (JAC.)  Observationes  de  Morbis  complicatis  et 

intricatis  eorundemque  Diagnosi  et  Curd.  4*  Witi.  1728. 
KOPPEHEUUS  (MART.)  Disput.  de  Libanio.  4<»  VUemh.  1798. 
KOPPEL    (joH.    UAN.)  Qua^tiones   medicse  prsliminarise.   4^ 

Giess.  1677. 
■■  Disput.  de  Methodo  medicinali  in  Genere  considerata. 

4»  Giess.  1678. 
KOPPEN  (JOACH.)  Disput.  de  Methodo  medendi.  8°  «7/^1609. 
KOPPEN  (JOH.  DAN.)  Dissert.  dc  Imbecillitate  VcntricuU.  4« 

Erf.  1680. 
KOPSTADIUS  (JOH.  coDF.)  Dissert  de  ^temitate  Dei.  4^»  Rast. 

1678. 

KORAN,  V.  ALCORAN. 

KORBER  (HERM.  FRiD.)  Disput.  de  Cholera.  4«  J«i.  1653. 
KORMART  (geo.)  Disput.de  Ascite.  4«  Lips.  1668. 
KORNDORFER  (bartholomjeus)    De  Tmctura  Gemmarum. 

Gcii».  12*  1645. 
KORNMANN  (pr.)  Disput  de  origine  et  propagatione  anims 

rationalis.  4»  Witieb.  1620. 
KORNMANN  (frid.  mich.)  Theologia  Athei.  4«  Jcn.  1697. 
KORNMANN  (geo.  henr.)  Disputatio  physica  cxperimentalis 

exhibens  aUquot  natura;    phenomena,  quse  per  attractionem 

vulgo  fieri  dicuntur.  4®  //«/.  1704. 
Disput.  de  Temperamentis.  4®  HaL  Mag.  17j05. 

■  Disput.  de  Morte  subita  prsecavenda.  4<^  HaL  Mag. 
1707. 

Dissert.  dc  Sanitate  humana.  4»  Hai.  Mag.  1709. 

KORNMANN  (henr.)  v.  kirchmann. 

■  Opiisde  Miracuhs  Mortuorum.  12®  1610. 
-                Linea  Amori».  12®  Franc.  1610. 

■  Sibylla  Ti  yg- Andriana  seu  de  Virginum  Statu  ac  Jure 
TracUtus.  12®  Franc.  1610. 

Templum  Natuia»  historicum:  seu  de  Natura  IV  Ek-. 


fneotorum.  8®  Darmst.  1611. 

8®  Upi.  1666. 

KORNM.^^^ 


KORNMANN  (mtm.)  M<ms  Vcncris.    Gtrm.    »   franc.  M. 

1614. 
»1  '    ■  Libcr  de  Miraculis  Vitortiiiii  8^  Frane.  1614. 

De  Aimulo  triplici  Tractatus.  13*  Hag.  1964. 

^ — —  12*  Lkgd.  Bat.  1672. 

■  Sibylla  Trig-andriana,  sive,  de  Virginitate,  Virgiodin 

Statu  ct  Jure,  de  linea  Amoris,  et  Iriplici  Annulo.    19^  Oitm. 

1669. 

Tractatus  dc  Linea  Amoris,  ct  dc  Annulo  triplici.    9 


'  Franc.  1696. 

KORNMANN  (joh.  just.)  Disscrt  de  Anorcxia.  A^  AUd.  1685. 
KORNMANN  (m.)  r.  BEROAssi. 

KORNZWEIG  (I.  H.  p.)  Diwicrt.  dcEpilcpsia.  4»  Giss.  1713. 
KORTHOLT  (chr.)  p.  leibnitz. 

Tractatus  de  Origine,  Progresstli  ct  AtitiquiUtc  Philo- 

sophiae  Barbaricse.  4®  Jen.  1660. 
■  De  tribos  Impostoribus  magnis  Liber.  ^  Kilan.  1680. 

Libcr  de  Vita  et  Moribus  Christianorum  priroaevorum. 


4»  Kilon.  1683. 

Comm.  in  Plinii,  et  Trajani>  de  Christianis  px\mass\&, 

Epistolas.  4«^  KUon.  1674. 

De  variis  Scripturse  EditionibuB  Tractatus.    4*    KUoa* 


1686. 


1735. 


-  Disput.  de  Mathesi  prudentcr  tractanda.  4*  Kilan.  1737, 
.  De  Matthso  Tindalo,  DisscrUtio.  4<>  Ups.  1734. 

-  Epistola  de  Societate  Antiquaria  Londincnsi.  4P  Up* 


Dissertatio  dc  Philosophia  Orientali.  4®  Ups. 

KORTHOLTEN  (christian)  Scnd-schrcibcn  vondie  Polygamic. 

4*  KicL  \&^2. 
KOSCIUSCO  Gateral.    v.  carv. 
KOSPOTH  (wiLH.  a)  Oratio  dc  Qusestione ;  cAm  utrum  Anglia 

Rcspublica  hodic  sit;  ti^m  an  inirc  Amicitias  Faaderum^  cum 

tali  Populo,  liceat  Vicinis.  4<>  Witieb.  1653. 
KOSTER  (j.  theod.)  Short  Statement  of  thc  Tradc  in  BuUicn.  8^ 

Uverp,  ISll. 
■  Further  Obscrvations  on  BuUion  and  Bank-Notes.    8* 

UveipASU. 
KOTAY  (JAC.)  Contcmplatio  dc  naturact  constitutione  Philoso» 

phi»  naturalis.  4^  Wiu.  1617. 
KOTTERUS  (christ.)  Lux  c  Tcnebris,  scu,  Revclationes  Mys- 

ticsc  nostri  SecuU.  4^  1665. 
KOTTNERUS  (herm.)  Disput.  dcHumoribus  et  Spiritibtts.  ^ 

WitL  1613. 
KOTZEBUE  (aug.  von)  The  Negro  Slaves,  a  dramatic-historical 

Piece.  8«  Umd.  1796. 
■■  The Stranger,  a Drama, tranalated  by  O.  PapeodiclC  8* 

U>nd.  1798. 
'  The  Natural  Son ;  a  Play>  being  the  original  of  Lovcr^s 

Vows :  transiated  by  A.  Plumptrc.  8^  Umd.  1798. 

5  KOTZEBUE 


K  ft  A 

KOTZEBUE  (auo,  von.)  Self  ImTnotation ;  a  Play:  translatei 

by  H,  Neuman.  8«  Lond.  1798. 

4- The  Reconciliation,  a  Comedy.  8«  Land.  1799. 

■  Sm^^»  o^  ^^6  Daughter,a  Comedy :  with  Alterations  by 

Prince  Hoare.  8«  L(md.  1799. 
KOTZER  (siGisM.  KONTZEwiTz)  Aperta  Janua  Lingu»  Polonic». 

8*  Danit.  1668. 
KOYTHAL  (jOHANNEs)  Thesaurus  Pauperum.  Germ.  4*  ^*N 

iemb.  1600. 
KOZAK  (joH.  soPHRo)  Anatomia  vitalis  Microcosmi.  4®  Brm. 

1636. 
■■  Physica  Mosaica.  Gtrm.  &  Brem.  1637. 

■  Recidivse  Pestis  Havemannianse  Cura,  oder  newe  Wb* 

derlogung,  &c.  GtfTn.  8°  1648. 

Appcndix.  8«  1656, 


Tract.  med.  de  Sale.  4«  Franc.  1663. 
•  Tractatus  de  Hsemorrhagia.  8®  Ulm,  1666. 


KOZAMERUS  (jo.  mich.   de)  Dissert.  de  Peste.  8»  WraiisL 

1715.   - 
: Informatio  de  secura  Infantium  Valetudine  tuenda. 

8«  Vratisl,  1717. 
KRAEYVANGER  (everh.)  Disput.  De  LocatioD(|i  et  Condfc- 

tione.   4^  Lug.  Bat.  1716. 
KRAFFT  (frid.  erasm.)  Dissert.  de  Modo  numerandi  Populum. 

4«  Alunf.  1715. 
KRAFFT  (gab.  erasm.)  Dissert.  de  CEolipila.  4®  Altd.  1708. 
w— — :  De  Priscilla,  Aquilae  uxore,  tanquam   Fceminarum  e 

gente  Judaica  eruditarum  specimine  ad  Act.  c.  xviii.  Disputa* 

tio.  4*  1709. 
KRAFFT  (cEofi.  wolffg.)  Experimentorum  physicorum  brevis 

Descriptio.  8^  Petrop.  1738'. 
'  Description  de  la  Maison  de  Glace  a  St.  Petefsburg 

1740.  4«  Petersb.  1740. 

Germ.  4«  1741. 


KRAFTHEIM  (j.  cr.  a)  v.  crato 

KRAG  (oTTo)  Otto  Kj^ag'6  und  Gosche  von  Buchwalt\  Danischer 

Ambassadeurs,  Propoeition  an  die  General  Staten  10  Januar. 

1660.  4«  Ck>penh.  1660. 
KRAGIUS  (andr.)  Aristotelica  et  Ramea:  Institutiones,  de  Btu-« 

diosis  Sophistarum  Simulationibus.  4^  Bas.  1583. 

Horatii  Ars  Poetica  ad  P.  Rami  Dialecticam  et  Rhe- 


toricam  resoluta.  4®  Bas.  1583. 
KRAMER  (balth.  ooth.)  Dissert.  de  Jure  Navium.  4®  Franc. 

1668. 
KRAMER  (dan.  par.)  Disput.  de  Hydrophobia.  4°  Lug.  Bat. 

1688. 
KRAMER   (diet.  val.)  Exercitat.  de  Morborum  quorundam 

Salubritate.  4«  Helm.  1693. 

• Disput.  de  Idiosyncrasiis.  4®  Helm.  1696. 

KRAMER  (j.  G.  H.)  Medicina  Castreneifl.  Germ;  8»  Numh.  1735. 
— Dissert.  de  Scorbuto.  4»  Norimh.  1737. 

VoL.  m.  4  N  y:slk:^^e^ 


K'R  A 

KRAMER  (iCATTHiAs)  Leben  und  Tapffere  Tbaten  der  der 
benihmtesten  See  Helden,  Admiralen,  Ikc.  4»  Niomb.  1681. 

KRAMER  (theod.  valemt.)  Medicina  docena  &  ducem.  9 
Lips.  1710.  _  .   _  f 


Der  Unterwiesene  Patient  9^  Hamb.  171c 
Otiamedica,  Germ.  8«  Salit.  1729. 


KRANEWITTER  (car,  frid.)  Dissert.  de  Vitae  privatae  yel  Aa- 
.    demicae  prie  Vita  aulica  Electione.  4®  VUemb.  1713. 
KRANICH  (benj.)  Diasert.  de  AriiB  oratorise  in  Eodesia  Fatii. 

4»  Regiom.  1708. 
KRANICH  (JOH.  ALB.)  Cartesiana  Cosmopoeia  cum  antiqaorum 

PhilosQphorum  Placitis  conferta.  4®  Vitemb.  1706. 
KRANNOST  (gottl.)  Exercit.  De  pnncipiis  aGtionum  huma- 

narum.  4«  1673. 
KRANTZ  (cAR.  cHR.)  De  Remissione  Juramentonim  imprimis 

Jure  Saxonico  electorali.  -4®  i/o/.  Mag.  1719. 
KRANTZ  (gottlob.)  Memorahilia  Bibliothece  Wratislaviensis. 

4^  WratuL  1699. 
KRANTZIUS  (alb.)  Wandalia.  fol.  Ck}l  1519. 

fol.  Franc.  1575. 

fd.  Franc.  1580. 

H^oria  £ccle»iastica,  siTe,  Metropd[is,  cum  Goofuta- 
egflneder 


lone  LegfiHse  de  Benedicto  IV.  Papa.  fo).  Baa.  1568. 

-  Cum  Praefatione  J.  Wolfii.  foL  Franc.  1590. 


-  Saxonia,  cum  Prsefatione  N.  Cisneri.  fol.  Franc.  1575. 
fol.  Franc.  1580. 


'  Danise,  Sueciee,  Norv^giae  Chronica.  Accessit  Sopple-^ 

menti  cujusdam  instar,  Dithmarsici  Belli  Historia  a  Chr.  Ci- 
hcio  Cimbro.  Item  Jac.  Ziegieri  Schondia.  Cum  Pr«f.  J. 
Wolfii.  fol.  Frar»c.  1575. 

fol.  Franc.  1583. 


■■  Vandaliae  et  Saxonise  Continuatio  a  1500.  per  fttu- 

diosum  quendam.     Cum  Prsfatione  Dav.  Chytraei.  fol.  Ifitck 

1586. 
KRANTZOVIUS  (irensus)  Thougfats  on  Happinew,  translated 
.  from  the  Gennan,  with  Notes  by  A.  B.  8^  Lcmd.  1738. 
KRANZIUS  (geo.  chr.)  Dissert.  de  Generatione  DiaboU  cum 

Sagis.  4«  Wiii.  1693. 
KRAPFFIUS  (joH.  GuoLF.)  Adsertionea  de  lithiaai,  sive  Morba 

cakuloso.  4«  Moj^.  1607. 
KRASCHF:N1NN1K0W  (steph.)  V.  coETB». 
KRATZENSTEIN  (c.  g.)  Sermo  Academicus,  de  suis  noviter 

Inventis  in  Artc  nautica.  4*  Petrop.  1751. 
KRAUL  (godop.)  Dissert.  de  priscia  Romanorum  iBdilibus.  4* 

1692. 
KRAUS  (gso.  seb.)  Diasert.  de  Cartesianis  et  Caitesianisma  4' 

AUd.  1^77. 
KRAUS  (JOH.  HENR.)  Diflsert.  de  Tortiro  subjcctia.  4«  HkL  Mag. 

17^. 
KRAUS  (r.  w.)  p.  KjiAusz. 

KBAUSE 


K  R  A 

KRAUSE  (eAB.  crrist.)  Dissertatio,  Pramio  Academico  coro» 

nata,  de  Foetu.  4®  Petrop.  1756. 
KRAtFSE  (cHR.)  Dissert.  De  Febre  hectica.  4»  Jen.  1688. 
KRAUSE  (cHRisTiAN.)  Dissert.  de  Asse  Regis  Fompa  ferali  ex 

II.  Chron.  Cap.  XVI.  14.  4»  Vitemb.  1716. 
■■  De  origine  Patriarcharum  Christianonim  media,  inter 

H.  Valesii  et  G.  Beueregii  Placita,  Sententia.    4^    HaL  Mc^. 

1719.  ■ 

KRAUSE  (gottl.  benj.)  Dissert.  de  Fidejussoribus.  4<^  liaX.  Mag. 

1719. 

KRAUSE  (j.  GOTTL.)  V.  BOECLERUS. 

KRAUSE  (joH.  jAC.)  Disq.  de  Temperamentis.  4^  Lip$.  1659. 

*  KRAUSE  (JO.  ULR.)  P.  CLEBC. 

Historiche  BilderBibel.  4«  Augs.  1702. 

■  Biblisches  En^el  und  Kunst*Buch.  fol.  Au^.  1705. 
TCRAUSENECK  (paul.  adam.)  Disput.  de  Terrore  Panico.    4» 

AUd.  1699. 
/  KRAUSIUS  (joH.  GOTTL.)  EruHiti  sine  moribus.  4«  Ups.  1705. 

Nova  Litteraria  ab  Anno  1718  ad  1722.  8®  Lips. 

KRAUSOLD  (pRiD.)  Discursus  juridico-politicus  de  Miraculis, 

et  egrqriis  Usibus  S.  Raspini.  4^  Martisb.  1698» 
KRAUSOLD  (JOH.  ern.)  Castoreum.  4*»  Jen.  167JL  ^. 

■  Di^put.  de  Dentitione  Infantum.  iP  JeimK7S. 
KRAUSOLD  (JOH.  FB1D.)  Dissert  de  Sabina.  4*^  Jen.  1707. 

■         Dissert.  de  tuenda  Valetudine.  4«  Witt.  1708. 

KRAUSZ  (JOH.  PHiL.)  Dissert.  de  Tremore.  4<»  Jen.  1692. 

y.    KRAUT  (gEO.)  V.  RHA3ES.    SANCTA-SOPHIA. 

KRAUTERMAN  (valentin)  Kinder  Artzt.  8»  Franc.  1722. 
Blumen,  o  Krauter  Buch.  8®  Franc.  1723. 

■  Metallen  und  Mineralien  Reich.  8®  Franc.  1726. 

■  ■  Medicina  renunciatoria  et  cpnsuitatqria^   Germ.    8^  ~ 

Amst.  17^. 
■■  Regnum  animale,  Gem.  8®  Amst.^72^ 

'  Der  curicuse  Chymist.  8®  Franc.  1729. 

8«  Franc.  1738. 


Lexicon  Exoticorum  et  Materialium>  Genn.  8®  Amst. 


1730. 

Der  neu  angehende  Chirurgus.  8®  Arnst.  1732. 

Praxis  Medica,  Germ.  8«  Germ.  fr  Lips.  1734. 

Anleitung  zur  Apothecker  Kunst,  &  Franc.  1735. 

Zauber  Artz,  odcr  Magia  naturalis.  8®  Amst.  1737. 

Augen-Zahn  Artzt.  8<*  Amst.  1737. 

Urin  Art2t.  8«  Amst.  1738. 


KRAUSZ  (rud.  wilh.)  v.  crausius. 

-. Distiert.  de  Ictero  flavo.  4*>  Jen.  1672, 

■■  Epist.  Medica.  APJen.  1681. 

^ De  eo  et  quomodo  Aurora  ut  Musis,  ita  quoque  Sani- 

tati  amicasit }  Propemtirum  inaugnrale.  4®  Jen.  1697. 

•  De  Calehdario  Vaktudinariorum  perpetuo ;  Propemti* 


cum.  4*  .^.1697. 


.    K  &  E 

KRAUSZ  (rc;d.  wilh.)  Dissert  de  Dentium  Sensu.  4*  Jbc.  1701 

. De  Natur»  in  Regno  Tegetabili  Lusibib»;  Propemti- 

cum.  ^Jen.  I796. 

De  Ductn  Nature  ad  Arte»  discendas  suflun^  necei- 


aario ;  Propemticura.  4*  Jen,  1706. 

•  De  Scientise  Physicse  PrsBstantia  et  Difficultate;  Pra- 


pempticum.  4^Jen.  1707. 

Properopticum.de  Turba  Medicorum.  4"  Jen.  17QSL 

Propemticum^  de  Spectris  mooitanis    seu  metalliciik 


Causi»  morbificis.  4*  Jfn.  1712. 
KRAUSZE  (mich.  ehr.)  Dinput.  de  Mortalitate  Aiiatomes  dra 

Animalia  viva  occupatse.  4®  Lips,  1709. 
KRAUTHAUPT   (joh.  henr.)  Disput.  de  Epileptia  cjus^ 

Causis.  4^  HelmAQdO. 
KRAUTZ  (cAsp.)  Tractatio  de  Forroa.  4«  Wiu. 
KRAYER  (cHB.)  Homeci  a  D.  Chrysostomo  viodicatio.  4*  Wiu. 

1687. 
KREBEUUS  (GOT.  sam.)  Dissert.  de  Annaeberga  et  clari»  Viris 

inde  oriundis.  4^  Lips.  170S. 
KREBS  (PHiu  holfricu»)  Tract  poHtico-juridicus,  de  Ugno  et 

Lapide,  cum  Fasciculo  Qusostionum  misceUaaeacaia.  4^  Aug, 


mui.  \7(HU       , 
KREBSIUSPkN.  Av 


ANT.)  Dissert.  de  Francorum»  Saliorum  et  Ss- 

licorum  origine  et  differentia.  4*  Jen,  1713. 
KREBSIUS  (j.  F.)  Schediasma  de  Jure  alienaadi  Imperia.  4» 

Lips.  1709. 
KREBSIUS  (joH.  TOB.)  Ob«ervatione8  ia  Nov.  Testamentuia  c 

Flavio  Josepho.  8®  Lips.  1755. 
KREHER  (matth.)  Usus  Phylacteriorum  Judaiconun.    4P  Jen. 

1684. 
KREIENKAMPFF  (hbrm.)  Disput.  de  AfFeciionibus  Enunda- 

tionum.  4»  Rinl.  ad  Vis.  1631. 
KREIGK  (g.  Nic.  a)  CommenUriua  ki  Vitam  Justi  a  DransH^ 

8«  Jen,  1717. 
KREINBERG  (just.  henr.)  Disput.  de  Omento^  Yentriculo  ei 

Inleslini!;.  4^  Helm.  1688. 
■  Disput.de  Parlibus  Thoracis  extemis.  4®  Helm.  1688. 

Disput.  de  Auribus.  4«  Hehn.  1689, 

jiLREMBERGK  (cHRisTiANus)  Tractatiode  Sumtibus  Studioram 

in  Genere.  8«  WUeh.  \623. 
KRESS  (geo.  chC)  Questio,  utrum  felicior  sit  respublica  quam 

re^it  Princeps  ingenioKUs,  nuUis  uten»  consiliariis ;  an  vero  iHa, 

quam  moderatur  Princeps  roediocris  ingemi  admittens  consi* 

liarios.  4«  Altd.  1674. 
KRETSCHMARUS(FRiD.)  Di8sert.de  genuinaVanolarum  Gausa 

et  Cura.  4*>  Lug.  Bat.  1730. 
KRETSCHMER  (georg.)  DispuU  de  Anima  hamana.  4>  Witt, 

1626. 

KREUSCUNEK 


K  R  U# 

KRBUSCHNER  (joh.  hen.}  De  cuUris  circumcisoriis  et  sece^ 

pitis  Hebrcorum.  4®  Regiom,  1713. 
KRIEG  (dav.)  Disput.  de  Humorum  in  Corpore  humano  Muta^ 

tione  ab  Aere.  4^  Tr.  ad  Rh.  1696. 
KRIEGEL  (cHR.  LAUR.)  Disseit.  de  Epilepsia  rotatoria.  4^  Lug. 

Bai,  1722. 
KRIEGER  (jOH.  GEo.)  Positiones  de  Ecclesia.  4^  Hal.  Mag.  1720. 
KRIEGK  (g.  Nic.)  Ortitio  in  fonore  G.  Schubarti.  4«  Jm.  1702. 
•  De  peregrinationibus  Romanorum  Academicis.  4^  Jen, 


1704. 

•<i708. 


•  Programma  in  funere  H.  Burchard  Mecke.  fol.  Iffeld. 


'  Programma  De  Reditu  a  Rheno  Ducis  Brunsviciensis. 
4«  Hf.  1708. 

Programma  tribus  orationibus  habendis   prsmissum. 


4°  /(f.  1708. 

• Coiivocatio  ad  actum  oratorium.  49  Hf.  1709. 

GratulatioJusto  Christophoro  Boehmer.  4^  lif.  1711. 

Convocatio  ad  orationem  solennem.  fol.  Ilf.  1712. 

Pro^ammaprsmissaorationi  valedictoriae  Hen.  Ludor. 


Overlach.  ^  Ilf  1713. 
KRIEGSMAN  (w.  c.)  v.  hermes.  ^ 

■  Dissert^tio  de  attrito  per  Papas  Imperi^W* 
Ptoitasophia  Lulhana,  locupletata.  12^  Ojon.  1677. 

■  ■  Taaut,  seu,  Explicatio  Signorum  chemicorum,  Germ^ 
W  Franc.  1665. 

-  Conjectanea  de  Germanice  Gentis  Origine.  4®  TMng. 


1684. 
KRIGHOUT  (jAcoBus)  Sermo  funebris  in  obitum  Joan.  Jac. 

Wetstenii.  4^Amst.  1754. 
■  Memoria  Wetsteniana  vindicata  seu  Epistola  responsa*^ 

riaad  stricturas  Jo.  Lud.  Frey.  4*^  Amsi.  1755. 
KRIGSOEDERIS  (holof.)  Responsio  ad  Cazobonum  pro  Sciop* 

pio.  12^  Ingolsi.  1615. 
KRISCH  (uENB.  gottlieb)  Dissert.  de  Intestinorum  Angustia. 

40  Lfps. 
KROEDLERUS  (joh.  sigism.)  Thesesde  eo  quod  citius  morian- 

tur  obesi  quam  graciies,  secundum  Hippoc.  Aph.  44.  Sect.  2. 

40  Eff.  1724. 
KROGE  (henr.  vom)  Exercit.  de  Ovis.  4«  Rost.  1676. 
KROLL  (adam)  A  Commercial  Dictionary  in  Eng.  and  Russ.  8* 

Lond. 
KROMAYER  (chr.  maur  )  Dissert.  De  Musseo  grammatico, 

poeinatis  Hero  etLeander  auctore.  4®  Hal.  Mag.  1719. 
KROMAYERUS  (hieron.)  Loci  anti-SyncretisUci,  sive,  Sen- 

tentise  diversarum  Rehgionum  Concihatriculse  visae.  4®  Ups. 

1683. 
KROSIGK  (uERN.  FRiD.  VAN.)   Dissert.  de  Capitulatione  C»-* 

sarea.  4<^  Helm.  1675. 
KRUGER  (bartholdvs)  Coiuilium  Fontium  Salia  poUentium 

{;enerale.  Gcn».  ^  Woifenb.  Vm. 


mK  U  F 

XRUGER  (bartholdijs)  Genealo^ia  Calcoloniin  Macrocogmi  et 

Microcosmi,  per  Andlogi^mum  naturalem.  4®  JBrtmop.  1714. 
KRUGER  (henr.)  Dissert.  de  Clysteribus.  4<^  KihH.  1670. 
KRUGER  (lbon.)  Disput  de  Vertigrine.  4»  Jen.  16S3. 

Disput.  de  Scorbuto.  4**  Jen.  1638. 

-  4«  Heim.  1671. 

KRr/GER  (siM.  HBNR.)  Disput.  De  Lege Falcidia.  4*  Lugd.  Bai. 

1:05. 
KRUGERIUS  (jERF.MiAs)  DisserUtio  de  Ophthalmia.  4^  1716. 
KRUGK  (CEO.)  Disput.de  Apoplexia.  4<^  Rosi.  1635. 
KRUL  (juN.  HERMAN.)  Eerlyckc  Tytkorting.  4<>  HaerL  fy  Am0, 
KRULLIUS    (joH.   GEORo.)  Tractaius  de  Regali  Monetanim 

Jure.  4«  Hanov.  1728. 
KRUSCHIUS  (JOH.  ERN.)  Disput.  de  Impotentia  viciri.    4*   Erf. 
1707. 

De  sterilitatemulieruni.  4^  Lips.  1709. 

KRUSSE  (JURCER  ELERi)  Weftchselentscheidcr.   4*  Hamh.  1771. 
KRUSIKE  (JOH.  CHR.)  Dihquisitio  utrum  Petrus  Loticbitis  II.  ob* 

sidiouem  Magdcbiu-gcnis  praedixerit.  4^  Kihn.  1703. 
KRUSIKE  (PAUL  cEOR.)  Sutua  Uteraria.  D"o*  Henrico  Sivero. 

fbl.  Hamh.^. 
KRYSINGl9lr(BALTH.)  Disput.  de  Corporum  per  Ignero  Reso- 

lutione Cliymica.  4®  KU.MHl. 
■  Dissert.  de  Temperie  Aeri^^  ct  inde  orta  Athensi  Ci- 

nibrici  Salubritate.  ^  KiL  1701. 
KRZISTANOWIC  (stan.)  v.  polonia. 
KUBLER  (abr.)  Dissert.  de  Abortu.  4»  Argent.  1711. 
KUCHLER  (CHR.  F.)  De  reservatis  divinis.  4«  Ups.  1709. 
KUCHLER  (JOH.  CASP.)  Dissert.  de  Haemoptysi.  4»  Ups.  1708. 

Dissert.  de  Ignis  Habetudine.  4^  Lips.  1709. 

KUCHLINUS  (johannes)  Oratio  Panegyrica  de  prasclara  Vic- 
toria  D.  Mauritii  Comitis  a  Nassan  juxta  Tumhout.  4^  Lugd. 
Bat.  1597. 
KUDERUNGIUS  (jac.)  Dissert.  de  Lachrymis  Chri«ti.  ^''Hehn. 

1661. 
KUEFFERUS(joH.)Examende  Vulneribus  Artuum.    4^»   Arg. 

1637. 
KUEFNER  (joannes)  Pharmacopoliterion  Medicinarum  compo- 

sitarum.  12<^  Ingolst.  1542. 
■ Adversus  pesti^lentem  Ccphalean,  Tabella  cur^tiva.  12* 

KUEHN  (C.  G.)    V.  ALIANUS. 

KUEN  (HiLD.)  Dissert.  De*Ileo.  4«  M.  CaU.  1616. 

Disput.  de  Phthisi.  4»  M.  CatL  1618. 

KUFFELER  (ferd.  ach.  ^a)  DispuU  de  Radiis  solariis.  4®  Amd. 
1658. 


Disput.  de  Systemate  Mundi.  4^  Amst.  1659. 


KUFFELER  (jac.)  v.  mayo. 

KUFFNER  (FRib.)  Neu  erfundene  Bau-Kunst,  sive,  Architectura 

Viv-arboreo-neo-synemphyteutica.  4«  1716. 
KUFFNER  (joH.  ceo.)  Disput.  de  Diabetc.  4»  Abd.  1703. 
KUFNERUS  (c  )  v.  faventinus. 


K  U  N|^ 

KUHE  (m.  CHnisT.  frid.)  Specimen  Philologriaa  Ndinisinaticil- 

l.atinse  primum,  et  secundum.  4°  Franc,  1708. 
KUHLMANNLJS    (quirinus)   Epistols   duae ;    prior  de    artc 

niao^d  sciendi,  give  combinatoria;  posterior  de  admirabilibus 

quibusdam  inventis.  12^  Lug.  BfU.  1674. 

Testimonia  humana.     Heptaglotta  Openim  suorum 

juveniiium.      De     Conversione    Turcaruin.      Mysterium  "51         f 
Septimanarum  Kolterianum.     De  Magnahbus   Naturte.    De 
Monarchia  Jcsuehtica.     Kircheriana.     De  Sapientia  infusfi.  8^ 
Lond,  1681-3. 

KUHLMEIER  (jo.  fried.)  Disscrt.  De  Manipulo  Primitiarum 

Hpx  Messe  Hordei,  in  eoque  vel  metendo  vel.  porriciendo  apud 

veteres  HebraBos  tum  Ritibus  lum  Mysteriis  ex  L»  vi^.  xxiii,  10, 

-  itemque  ex  i  ad  Corinth.  xv.  20  et  ad  Coloss.  i.  17.  Contra  J. 
Spencerum.  4»  Sedini.  1730. 

KUHN  (joH.  CASP.)  Dissert.  de  Philosophia  Celtica.  4®  Argeni. 
KUHN  (luc.)  Di8put.de  Minis  medicis.  4«  Franc.  1693. 
KUHNIUS  (jOACH.)  V,  DioGENEs  Laevtius.  pausanias.  m 

KUHNRATH  (conr.)  Medulte  distillatori»  et  medicae.  4«  Hamb.        ' 

1715. 

4«  Ham!b.l72l. 

KUIEGGE  {Baron)  Tlie  German  Gil  Blas:  or  tbe  adventures  of . 
'    PeterClaus.  3  vol.  12«  Lond.  1793.  * 

KVINVEI^THEOPHR.)  r.  propertils. 
KULBFL  (joh.  adam.)  Disput.  de  Flatulcnlia.     4**    Hal.  Mag. 

1708. 
KULMICHIUS  (joH.  LEONHARDus)  Disputatio  de  Job.  Carione. 

4«  Altdorf.  1697. 
KULMUS  (joAN.  ADAMus)  Dcscriptio  Fortus  monstrofii,  et  Ob» 

servatio  Viri  Aqua  suffbcati.  4®  Gcdan.  1724. 

Tabulae  anatomica?.  8°  Atnst.  17;J2. 

KULMUS  (JOAN.  ERN.)  Disput.  de  Literis  in  LignoFagi  repedis. 

4«  Gedan.  1780. 
KULMUS  (i.  G.)  Oneirdogia,  sive,  de  Somniis,  nec  non  inde 

facta  Excursione  ad  Deliria.  4«  Ldps.  fy  Vratisl.  1703. 
KULP  (joH.  GEORG.)  Collegium  Grotianum,  super  Jure  Bclli  ac 

Pacis,  in  Academia  Giessensi  15  Exercitationlbus  institututAi^' 

4«  Hal  1708. 
KULPIS  (joH.  GEo.)  Dissert.  de  Unitate  Reipublicas  in  S.  R.  Iia- 

perio.  4»  Argent. 
KUMMER  (joH.  GABR.)  Dissert.  De  Cceliaca  Passione.  4*  Ba$* 

1709. 
KUNADUS  ( AND.)  Constantinus  M.  Evangelicus  Constantino  Ro* 

mano-Cathoiico  Jodoci  Keddii  Jesuit»  oppositus.     4^     Witt. 

1666. 
KUNADUS  (poLYCARP.)  Abrahami  Theologia  e  Genesi  Moais  11- 

bata.  4«  Lips.  1703. 
KUNCKEL   (joH.)   Chymische  Anmerckungen.    W    Wittenb. 

1677. 

De  Phosphoro  mirabili,  Germ.  12"  Wittenh.  1678, 

■  Observationes  et  Animadversiones  chymicse.  12*  Lond^ 

'  1678. 
» Afs  Vitraria  experiraentalx»,  Gcrm.  At^  ^"^'^^^J^^x^rv.. 


^KUS 

« ^^^ 

KUNCKIL  (jon.)  Probier  Stein  de  acido  &  urinoso  Sate,  kc. 

12»  BptZ.  1684. 
■  Philosophia  chemica,  Experimentis   confinnata.    W 

Atnst.  1694. 

Angl.  8«  Lond.  1 705. 


Lal)oralorium  chymicum.  8®  Hamh.  1716. 
Hermctische  special  Concordantz.  8*  BrcsL  1724. 


KUNDMANN  (joh.  chb.)  Ditisert  de  Regimine.  4<»  Hal.  Mag. 
1722. 

■  —  Promtuarium    Rerum    naturalium,    et    artificialium^ 
Vratslaviense.  4«  Fratsl.  1726. 

■  Nummi  Singulares.  Germ.  4^  Bredau.  1731.  # 
Rariora  Naturs  et  Artis  in  Re  medica,   Germ.  foL 


Bresl.  1737. 
KUNHAGEN  (geo.)  Historia  Bellorum  Scythicorum.     4«  Jaut. 

1685. 
KUNIGSPERBER  (johan.)  Kalender  von  allerley  Artznei  durch 

alles  himmhsche  Gestim.  49  1563. 
KUNNE  (henr.  chr.)  Dissert.  de  Dyspepsia.  4»  Lips.  1679. 
KUNOTOCHIUS  (joh.)  Disput.  De  cute,  ossibus,  et  cartilagioe. 

4^  Witt.  1612. 
KUNRATH,  p.  khunrath. 
KUNSTELL  (joh.  wolf.)  Dissert  de  Salibus  Meta^ruro,  pra- 

serlim  Auri  et  Mercurii.   4»  Lips.  1711.  * 

KUNTH  (frid.)  De  Cnsiet  Tumoribus  criticis.  4«  Lips.  1717. 
KUNTZ  (lOH.  JAc.)  Disput.  De  Peste.  4«  Gissa.  1683. 
KUNTZE  (joH.  GEo.)  Von  den  EigenschaflPten  des  Oelberscheo 

Gesund  Brunnens.  8°  i/«n.  1728. 
KUNZE  (joH.  cHRisT.)  Dissert.  de  Brutorum  animantium  Ar- 

matura.  4®  Helmst,  1697. 
KUNZIUS  (PETR.)  Dissert.  de  Conrado  KaufTringo  raptore  Prin- 

cipum.  4®  Vitemh.  1717. 
*  Schediasma  de  Viris  Nomine  et  Omine  inustribus.    4* 

Jen.  1720. 
KUPFFER  (aug.  gottl.)  Disput.  De  imprudenti  medicatione 

muUorum  morbonun.  4®  HaL  Mag.  1715. 
KUPFFERSCHMID  (joh.)  Dissert.  de  Morbis  pralianUum.    4« 

Bas.  1715. 
KUPFFERSCHMro  (joh.  balth.)  Disput.  de  Confessione.    4* 

Tubirjir.  1656. 
KUPITZ  (erdmann)  Dissert.  de  Vomitu  cruento.  4*  Hal.  Mag. 

1718. 
KURICKE  (reinolo)  Jus  Maritimum  Hanseaticum. .   Diatriba 
•de  Assecurationibus.     Varise  Quaestiones,  ad  Jus  Maritimum 

ptTtinenles.  4®  Hamb.  1667. 
KURSNERUS  (chr.)  Dissert.  de  primaevo  et  hodiemo  Telluris 

Statu.  4^  Marp.  Catt.  1684; 
■  '  Dissert.  de  Causa  Partus  monstrosi  nuperrime  nati.   4* 

M.  Catt.  1684. 

Dissert.  de  Potu  Theae.  4«  M.  Catt.  1685. 


KUSCHE  (mich.)  Di^sert.  de  Origine  Eruditionia  non  ad  JudsDot 
$fiAM  iiMtoe  referetida.  4^  Wiu  1716. 


KYP      ^ 

KUSELIUS  (sAtoMe)  Onomasticuiii  geographicum.    Wf' Jen. 

1628. 
KUSELL  (melch.)  Des  Fiinten  Ulysses  Leben  und  Tbanteni    4« 

Augsp.  1705. 

KUSTW    (LUOOLPHUs)    r»    AAUTOraAKBS.    JAMBLICHUS,    TBSTA^ 
MENTUM» 

■  Historia  critica  Horaeri.  8*  Franc,  1696. 

'^ De  vero  Usu  Verboruin  mediopuiiir  apud  Grascot. 

12«  Lugd.  Bat.  1717. 
KUSTHUERT,  v.  sABfiLLicus. 

KUSTNERUS  (joh.  reinh.)  Dissert  de  Lingua  sanaet  «<gra> 
KUaCEWICZ  (SAM.)  Narratio  Legationis  Zbaraviann  et  Rerum 

apud  Otthomanos  1622  gestarum.  12«  Daniz.  1645. 
KUTEMEIER  (gebh.  chr.)  Di«put  de  rebus  insstimabffibus. 

4«  Lug.  Bat.  1714. 
KUTTENBERG  (geo.  prid.)  Disquis.  de  presmaturiore  intermit- 

tentium  fuga  suspecta.  4«  Lips.  1709. 
KUTTENBERG  (ceo.  frid.)  Dissert  de  Cancro  Mammarum. 

4«  Lips.  1709. 
KUUSSE  (barth.)  Dissert.  deFortuna.  '4«  Upsal.  1683. 
KUYT  (hymon)  Disput  de  inofficioso  Testamento.   4«  Lug.  Bat. 

1714. 
KYBER  (dav.)  V.  tragus. 
Lexicon  Rei  Herbarifle  Trilingue.    Item  Tabulae  Col- 

lectionum  in  Genere  et  particulatim  per  XII  Menses,  in  Usum 

Pharmacopolarum  conscript®  per  Conr.  Gesnerum.  12«  Argent. 

1553. 
KYD  (stewakt)  V.  erskine. 
— —  Treatise  on  the  law  of  the  Bills  of  Exchange  and  pro- 

missory  Notes.  8«  Lond,  1790. 

Treatise  on  the  Law  of  Awards.  8«  Lond.  1791. 

>  The  Substance  of  the  Income  Act,  in  a  modification  of 


its  Clauses.  8«  Lond.  1799. 
KYD  (thomas)  Corneha,  a  Tragedy.  4«  Lond.  1594. 
KYFFIN  (maur.)  The  Blessedness  of  Brytuine.  4«  Lond.  1588. 
KYLE  (thos.)  On  the  Management  of  Peach  and  Nectarine  Treea. 

8«  Edin.  17S3. 
KYLLINGIUS    (petr.)   Catalogus  Plantarum,    Lat.  Dan.    8« 

Hqfn.  1684. 
KYNALOCH  (dav.)   Dc  Hominis  Procreatione,  Anatome,  et 

Morbis  internis,  Carmine  Heroico.  4«  Par.  1596. 
KYNASTON  (john)  His  Case.  8«  Lond.  ' 

KYNESTON  (c.)  v.  conspiracy. 
KYNNESTAR  (john)  A  true  reporteof  a  murther  in  the  Citit 

of  Bristowe,  by  J.  Kyiniestar.  12«  Lond.  1753. 
KYPER  (ALB.)  Disput  de  Lue  Venerea.  4«  Lug.  Bat.  1640. 
KYPERUS  (albertis)   Medicinam  rite  discendi^  ct  exerccndi 

Methodus.  12«  Lugd.  Bat.  1643. 
■  Instilutiones  phvsicae.  2  tora.  12*  Lvgd.  Bat.  1645. 

VoL.  III.  *       4  O  KYPERUS 


K  Y  R 

KYFHtUS  (albertos)  Institutiones  medic».  4*  Amst,  1654. 
s  Disputationes  de  Institutionibus  Medicinae.  8®  lAtgd. 

Bat.  1655. 

Anthropologia.  4<^  Lu^d,  Bat.  1660. 


KYPKE  (geo.  dav.)  Observationes  sacrae  in  Novi  Foedcris  libros 
-    ex  Auctoribus  potissimum  Grsecis  et  Antiquitatibus.  2  tom.  8* 

WraHsl.  1755. 
KYPSELER  (coTTUEB.)  Dc  Munster.   Les  Detices  de  la  Siiissc. 

4  tom.  S^  Leyd.  1714. 
KYRBES  (JOAN.  ANT.)  Defensio  Pkcitorum  magni  Suarezii.  12* 

Oiom.\7Q2. 
KYRIACUS  AconUams.    Itinerarium^  ed.  Laurentius  Mehus. 

»»  Flor.  1742. 
KYRIANDER  (withel.)  Augustae  Trevirorum  Annales.  foL 

Bipont.  1625. 
KYRIANDRUS  (o.)  v.  albbrti. 


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