English, they have out-done the principal of their Neighbours in the Improvement of Gardening, 451 Ephraim (St.) the Sirian, bis Difcourfe and Exbortation to Repentance, His other Works, 448 449 F. Eaft of Dedication, why fo call'd in the New 7.7 Femme Docteur, ou la Theologie tombée en quenouil Flesh, permitted to Noah to eat it, the Ground being too unwbolfome to bear any thing else proper for Food, when be landed out of the Ark, 8 Flowers, modeft and amorous ones, 438 Foetus, its preternatural Delivery at the Anus, G G. 439 6 Aigner of Oxford, his Work concerning Mahomet's Life, better than that of de Boulanviliers, 77 Genefis contains the Hiftory of the World from the Creation to the birth of Mofes, which comes to near 2000 Years; of this time 1656 Tears were spent before the Flood. Gloffarium Antiquitatum Romanarum, by Will. Baxter, 157 Government (Civil) of the Jews, finely defcrib'd, with feveral Particulars, Gardening, the Treatifes which have been wrote thereon, were very much defective before Mr. Millers Dictionary, 16 452 Hierogly H. Ieroglyphical Characters, were used by the Ethiopians, Egyptian Priefts and Americans, before the Europeans difcover'd their Continent; and the Symbolical way of Speaking amongst the Eastern Nations arofe from this difficult kind of Writing, Human Reafon, infufficiency of it, I. 28 133 Erufalem. Reafon why the Jews in rebuilding of the Temple there, met with fo many difturbances, Jews. Several particulars concerning them, 127 124 133 L. Landaff, a Letter from the Bishop, 460 Latin, 'tis both profitable and necessary to write in that Tongue either in Profe or Verfes 438 Literæ de re Nummaria, by the Authors of the Annals of University College, 79 Lockman, (Mr. John) his Opinion (a just one) why the Writings of the French are fo much defpis'd, 204 M. Arot (Clement) his Works, ΜΑ 223 Martin John of Chelfea; by the Orders of the Royal Society, examines Mr. Millar's Dictionary, &c. 459 Gg 4 Memoirs Memoirs of the Academy Royal of Sciences, 237 Method obferv'd by Mr. Miller in his Dictiona ry, 453 Meteors, their origin, caufes, nature and different Ufes, &c. in the bufinefs of Vegetation, 457 Miller (Philip) his Gardners Dictionary, 450 Milton's Paradife Loft, corrected in many places, Illuftrated, &c. by Dr. Richard Bentley, &c. 238 Monuments, to the Memory of Sir Ifaac New317, 399 ton, 320 Another, 196 Morgan (John) bis Phenix Britannicus, 466 Mofes, receives from God the Law, to what end? explain'd, together with curious Remarks upon the Levitical Ceremonies, NR N. 9 Ewton (Sir Ifaac) bis Optick Lectures read O. 70-75 Bfervations, Political and Hiftorical, 283 Offerings, 'tis probable, though in the Nature of Sacrifices is not certain, that they were inftituted by an exprefs Command of God, Ovid, his Works, with the Notes of feveral Authors, by Bebber, A. A. LL. M. 7 78 Paro PAR P. 228 Arochialis Inquifitio, communicated, by Anthony Hammond, Efq; Patriarchs, from Adam, till Noah, on Seth's Line, worshipped the true God, and their long Ages gave them Opportunities of remembring Traditions of a very long standing, 7 Pekin aud Sina, feveral celeftial Obfervations there, 440 Pharoah, was one common Name to the Kings of 9 438 Philofophy, Introduction to the Study of it, &c. 376 Plants, their Etymology, Characters, Species, and their various uses, 453-455 Poetry and Painting, an Effay upon them, 420 Polyglot Bible improv'd, Pompey the Roman General, having taken Jerufalem, alter'd the whole Form of the Jewish Goverment, 230 126 R. REgnard, bis Travels in Flanders, Holland, 155 Sweden, Denmark, Religion (eftablish'd) vindicated by W. Lloyd, D. D. late Bishop of Worcester, communicated by Anthony Hammond, Eq, Religion, 'Tis unknown to us, what fort it was with reference to the ancient et People, Religious Ceremonies and Customs of all Nati ons, 312 7 157 Revelation of St. John, Commentary on it, and asy a Synopfis of it, 27-39. Critical Enquiry into it, 85, 216-263 Right (religious) There is no one left upon Record older than the Flood, but that of keeping Holy one Day in feven, Richardfon, (Alexander) his Reflexion, that a great deal of a Perfon's Character may be traced from a Picture, .I 423 He Apologizes for the conduct of Painters, 421 S. Acred Clafficks, 399 Seba, (Albertus) his Anatomical Preparations of Vegetables, 440 Sermons, Dr. John Clark's, Subjects and Texts, 40-54 Spoerlii, Introductio in Notitiam infignium Typographicorum, &c. Spring, A Poem on it, 465 246 Statical Effays, (Second Edition) Alfo a Spe 156 cimen to analyfe the Air, Stevenfon, his Obfervation of an Eclipfe of the Moon, on July 29. 1729. made in Barbadoes, Subfidia Hiftoriæ, 439 239 Switzer, (Stephen) An Introduction of his to a general Syftem of Hydroftaticks, Philofophical and Practical, &c. 79 T. T Acitus's Works, Vol. II. tranflated by Mr. 443 Thefaurus, rerum Suevo Gothicarum, &c. 465 Traité |