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Bibliographia

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a Maiden Scholars Advice trained up in his Learningwith the Author recommends to be read and practifed in the firft place. London 1682.

THOMAS MACE, Mufick's Monument, or a Remambrancer of the beft practical Mufick both divine

in

and Civil, that bas ever been known to have beenthe World: divided in to three farts: The firft part/shews a neceffary of Singing Pfalmes well in ParochialCurches, or not to fing at all directing how theymay bewellfung certainly by two feveral ways,

& C

The fecond part treath of the noble Lute( the best ofIuftruments) now made eadie, and all its occultlockt upfecrets plainly laid open, never before difcovered; whereby it is now become fo familiarly cafie,as my inftrument of worth known in the World: giving the true Reafons of its former dificulties,and proving its prefent Facility, by undema

mable arguments, directing the moft ample way for

the use of the Theorbo, from of the note in Confor& c. shewing a general way of invention and playingvoluntarly upon the Lute, Viol, or any other Inftrument, with two pretty devices: The one shewinghow to tranflate Leffons from one Tuning or Inftru

ment to another. The other an indubitable way

to

know the beft Tunning upon any Inftrument, bothdoue by Example. In third part, the generous ViolonLuits righteft ufe, is treated upon. Cambridge

in folio.

1676

MAN, Englands Treafure by Foraign Trade. Lond. 167

VENTERUS MANDEY, Melificium Menfionis:

of

the Marrow of Meafuring. Wherein, a new and ready way it shewn how to iqeafure Glazing, PaintingPlaftering, Mafonry, Joyners, Carpenters and Brickother Superficies and Solids, by vulgar Arithmetick,layers Work. As alfo, the mealuring of Land and allwithout reducing the Integers in to the leaft Denomi