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ted and published in A. 1638. by S. Fofter; with zfupplement pertaining all the Inftrumental work ofthe quadrant by calculation, By Will. Leybourn. ib.1675 in 4+.

FOUNTAIN, Military Duties of the Offi-cers of Cavalry, containing the way of Exercifingthe Horfe according to the practice of this prefenttime. ibid. 169. in 8.

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Of Meteors; or a Defcription of allkind of Meteors as wel Fiery and Airy, as Wa-try and Earthly; Bryfly manifefting all their caufes.ibid. 167. in 8.

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OHN GADBURY, Ephemerides, of the CelestialMotions, for the Years of our Lord God 1672.73.74.75-76.77-78.79.80.81. London 1671.

Obfequium Rationabile; or, a reafonable, fervice per-formed for the Coeleftial fign. Scorpio. In 20 remarcable Genitures of that glorious, but figmatized Horo-fcope, against the malitious and falfe attempts of thatgrand( but fortunate) Impofter Mr.Will. Lily.ib.1675,Nativity of Sir Matthew Itale, late Lord Grief Ju-ftice of England. ib. 168 in 4.

Ephemer des of the Celestial Motion and Afpects,Eclipfes of the Luminaries,& c. for 20 years, begin-ning A. 1682. and ending 1701.b. 1681 in 4.

Thefaurus Aftrologiæ, or an Aftrological Treafury;containing the choiceft myfteries of that curious, butabftrufe Learning, relating to Phyfick. Being the Col-lections and Experiments of a learned Physician andAftrologer deceafed; whofe name is not known: butfor its fingular benefit to all the Sons of I hyfick andAfttology, is commandaded to the World by J. Gadsbury. ib. 166. in 8.

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