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n.Si t 4.0/4 i !• A Short Essay direcKng how to Divide a Period into Sentences ; withwhat Points the Sentence> lhall be Difitng: ifiit, &Ci by M. Leovis.

u. i io. f. 23/. i H. An EtLy to Facilitate the bducation of Youth , by bringing downtheRudiments of Gramwar to the Sense of Seeing ; which ought to be Im-prov’d by Syncrifis , sitted to Childrens Capacitits, ior the Learning especi-ally of the Englijb, Lati» and Creek Tonguts : In z Parts; An Acciaence,a Ali d Me Grammar , and a Critical or Idhmatical Grammar. By Mr. Leovisof Tottenham. Lond- in 8 vo.

n. 4.S. f. S75- i y. An Examen ofthe way of Teaching the Lati» Tonguc by Use alonc.E nghfiid out of French. Lond. l669. in 12 0.

«•4 s -fs73-~S 16. An Hillorical Essay endeavouring a Probability, That the Language

of Chma is the Primitive Language ; by Jo. Webb, E<q; Lond. 1669. tn8 vo.

». 140. s. io,;. 17. Glojsarium ad Scripturts Media & Infima Latinitatis , In quo Latina

Vocabula Novata Significationis explicantur: complures eAEvi Medii RitusSi Meres ; Legum , Consuetudinum Municipalium, St Juris-Prudentia Recen-tioris Formula & Obsoleta Voces; urnusque Ordinis Ecdefiafiici Si LaiciDignitates Lc Ofificia ; Enucleantur, & lllulfrantur: Innumera deniqueScriptorum Loca, Gracorum, GalL Lat. Ital. Hifpan. German. Anglo-Sax.Expenduntur, Emendantis, Elucidantur Auth. Carolo du Frefine. A Pi?ri).1678. in Fol. 3 l e/.

n. »2«. ^ z De 1 ' Art de Parier-, a Paris. 167; in 120.

"■ 93- P- 6c>24- ip De Poematum Cantu Sc Vilibus Rythmi Oxon. \ 673. 11, 8uo.

rr/. x. /22. 2.7. Avuov^'i-G- <78 x-rxiti-f-L-r Ahi^ärSgy. Lycspbronts Cbakiderfit Alexan-

dra-, cum Grads Ifacii Tz,?tz,is Commentariis. Accedunt Vtrliones, Vari-antes Lectiones, Emendationis, Annotationes, & Indices necessarii. Cura &Opera Job. Pctteri. A M. Oxon. 1697.

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h. 106. f. 139. 22. Logica, sive ctr/ Cogitandi ; e Tertia apud 6<r//o, Editione Recog-

nita & Aucta, in Latinum Versa. Lond. 1674. i» 8w,

C H A P. II.

Chronology. Hifiory. Antiquitus.

To Vlnd tbe7'c*rcftbc Juluu Fe*n- d ; \y H. P.IDc £UUy. n. 18.P-

I. i. /TUltiply the Solar Cycle by 484.5. ani the Luv ar by 4.100.

and that of the Indiclion by 69 16. Then Divide rhe Sum «tthe Products by 7980. which is the 'Julian Period: The Remainder of theDivision, wi.hout having regard to the Quotient, ssiall be the Tear of theJulian Period Required. e. g. Let the Cycle of the Sun be 3 ; of ibe Mocn 4;and ofth e lnditlicn 5. Multiply 3 by 4845, and you have 14535; and 4

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