Mathematica.

CIV.

the twelve Tribes, each Tribe marked out with29 ras they were by loshua divided: with

fmall pricks

the chief actions happening in every feyeral Tribe,by Figures marked, and in the margin with like num-bers anfwered, whereby they may be readily froundh to this end to make more plain unto us the HiftoriesOut, being very useful to be put in to Bibles: tendingof the holy Scriptures both in the Old and new Tefta

ment. ibid. 675.

Map of Alfatia in the Empire of Germany, withthe Confines of the Palatinate, Suabia, Switzerland,

& c. ibid.

Map of the feat of the war in Germany, and the Spa-

nish Provinces. ibid.Map of York. ibid.

Map of Scotland in a large sheet of Imperial paper. i-

bidem..

Map of Ireland. ibid.

Map of Tangier. ibid.

Mathematical Recreations: or, a Collection of ma-hy Problems, exacted out of the ancient and Mo.dern Philofophers,rithmerick, Geometry, Cofmography, Horolo-as Secrets and experiments in Asgraphy, Aftronomy,& c. Written firft in Greek andLatin: lately compiled in French by H. van Ettensand now in English, with the Examination and Aug-

mentation of divers Modern Mathecians: where-unto is added the defcription and ufe of the dou-" ble Horizontal Dial and the general Ring, inven-ted and written by William Oughtred. London 166.Mathematical Iewel in pafte- board 17 Inches Diame

.in 8.

ter.ibid. 167.

Mercurius Verax; or, the Prifoners Prognofti-

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