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16. Astronomia Biformata. Auctore Joan. Bapt. Riccioli S. J. Stcphano de An -». 22. p. 394.gelis, Conceiving the Arguments of this Autbor, against the Motion of the

ro be none of the strongest, taketh Occasion to lec the World sce, thattheyare not more Esteem’d in Italy , than in other places: Manfredi , in behalfof Ricci oli, endeavours to Answer the Objections of Angeli, and this latrer re-plies to Manfredi's Anlwer. The Substance of which Controverste is here gi-ven by Mr .Ja.Gregory, with forne Remarks and Explications of his ownuponit.

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ta, Libris tribus. Kiloni. This Book is Preparing, by Dr. PVafinuth.

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2. - For the Tear 1676. 120.x. 490.

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