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of the five Orders of Columns, of Architecture,viz. Tufcan, Dorick, Jonick, Roman and Corin-thian: with their Architraves, Friezes and Comi-shes: according to that most eminent and excellentArchitect Vincent Scamozzi: very ufe ful and necef-fary for all Mafons, Bricklayers, Carpenters, Joyners,Painters, Carvers, Plaifterers, Turners,& c.ibid.1676ic fol.

WILLIAM BOURN, A Maté for Mariners, and aTreafure for Travellers: wherein is shewed the tasking of heights and diftances, and plotting of Coun-tries, the Longitude and Latitude of the most no-table places of the world, and their bearing and di-ftance from London, the Meaturing and fuperficiesand Solids, building of Ships by porportion: how tomold them that they may be good Sailors and wellqualified, to find their Weight and Swimming. Tack-ling and Lading to weigh up fuch as are funck. With aufeful Traverfe Table added by Henry Bond. London166.. in 4.

ROBERT BOYLE Efq. Tracts containing. I. Sufpi-cions about fome hidden qualities of the Air: with anAppendix touching Coeleftial Magnets, and fome o-ter particulars. 2. Animadverfions upon Mr. Hobs hisProblemata de Paus. 3. A Difcurfe of the cause of At-traction by Suction. ib. 1674 in 8.

Continuation of new Experiments Phyfico- Mechanical, touching the fpring and weight of the Air, andtheir affects: whereunto is anneged a short Difcourfeof the Atmospheres of confiftent Bodies.ib. 166 in 4-Phyfiological Effays, and other Tracts written atdiftant times, and on feveral occafions, wherein fomeof the Tracts are enlarged by Experiments.ib. 166..4.Experimental and Natural Philofophy. Tom. 2. Pro-pofed in a familiar difcourfe to a Friend, by way ofavitation to the ftudy of it. ib. 167.in 4.

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