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Colin Mac - Lauri» (Pf. Math. Edinburg 1725-46-j*, Secretary of the litterary Society) onthe obliquity of theEcliptic; and on thechan-ges of Jupiter (5? , Iy6.)

Jaro. Mac- Lurp's Experiments upon the humanBile 74 3 . 60 ff. (teutsch 8Z, 1632.)

... Mac - Mahon's (MD. ä Paris) Experiencefurl’Inoculation de la petite Veröle 58, 600.

W. Mac- Neuen O Kelly ab Aghrim (Pf. Med.Pragae 175 : Direft. Fac. Med. 6 : — 83) et Ig.Radniczky, Experimenta, quibus constitit, easpartes Sensu este praeditas, quibus Alb. Hal-jerus eum denegat 58» 782 ff.

Donald Mac- Nicol's (Minister öfLismore in Ar-gylefhire) Remarks on Sm. Johnson'« Journeyto the Hebrides 81 3 376 80.

Hi. Alex, de Mac-Phaü (MD. Cellis f 1781) de■Morbis dissimulatis 74, y2yf.

Jam. Mac - Pherfon transi, from the Galic , Os-fians (f r ec. 111 ) Fingal, a poem-ös, I2Y ff.(vgl. 66, 614) Oilian's Works, with a Disf.3. ed. 67», 1X32 ff. vol. II. Temora, a poem,•with a Disf. 67, 1137 - 40 (Ossian's Werke, mitder Einleit. aus d. Enql. und Anmerkt, v. MI.Cefarotti aus d. Jtal. durch Mch. Denis, I B.68, 1281-85-) —' transl, from the Greek,Homer s Iliad 73 , 555 58. History of GreatBritain , from the Restoration (a. 1660) to theacceilion of theHoufe of Hannover 77 3 - 401-13. 78 3. 801 - 10.

J. Mac ■■ Pherfon’ s (Minister of Slate in the ist. ofSky, f 176 :) critical Disfertations on the ori-gin, Antiquities, Language, Government,Manners and Religion of the ancient Caledo -Htans, their posterity the Picts, and the Bri-tish and lrisfi Scots 68 > 361 - 71. V. den Bar-den (Hieraus übersezt durch C F. Jünger) 70,528.

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