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the framing of the Timmer work; with directionsand Exemples for placing of them. Reviewed and aug-mented in this fecond edition, with many Figures ofeminent Buildings of the Invention and ordering ofthe faid Monfieur de Muet and others, Published inEnglish by R. Prick. London 1674 in fol.& ante ib.

1668 in fol:

TH. MUN, Englands Treaſure by Foreign Trade; orthe Balance of our Foreign Trade, is the Rule of ourpleafure. ib. 1668 in 8.

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DUTCHES of NEWCASTLE, Five pieces. 1. Obafervations of and upon experimental Philofophy>to which is added a Defcription of a new BlazingWorld. 2. Grounds of natural Philofophy, divided

into 13 parts with an Appendix containing five parts

3. Orations of divers forts, accommodated to diversplaces.4. The Worlds Olio. 5. Natures picture drawnby Fancies pencil to the life. Being feveral feignedStories, Comical, Tragical, Tragi- Comical, Poë-tical, Romanical, Philofophical, Hiftorical and Mo-tal. Some in Verfe, fome in Profe. London 166.

in fol.

NEWTON, Art of natural Arithmetick, in wholeNumbers and Fractions, vulgar and decimal; in aplaic and eafie method, fuitable to the Capacity ofChildren, for whom it is chiefly intented: in whichthe Multiplication, and Divifion of Numbers of fe-veral denomonations, and the Rule of Alligation,are more fully explained, than in any Treatife ofthis nature yet extant in English. London, 1670.

in 8.

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