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Pappus f (65, 399.) on J. Kepler’s f me-thod of calculating the Moon’s Parallax duringan Eclipse of the Sun 73, 624. III Astrono-mical Problems resolved (74, 307.) — Courseof Physiolog y 75 . 24I ff.

St. Pembcrton (Socius Collegii Oriciis Oxoniae)ed. Plutarchi -j- Apophthegmata Regum atqueImperatorum, gr. cum adnott. 70 I 397 ff.

Fr. Pensa, v. Pegna.

Th. Pennanfs (atDownin in Flintshire in North-Waies) Bnti/h 7 ,oo\ogy 69, 1109-13 teutsch,mit Anm. v. Cp. Glied v. Murr 72, 680.1315 f.73.508 74,636 s. 75 336. 76, l35 l f. 77, 103 s.78. 78 f- lndian Zooiogy, (witb Designs by J.Gid. Lötens) 71, 433. 73, 964s. teutschdurch I. Rld. Förster 82 I. 303 f. Descrip-tion of a Penguin of Patagonia (70, 819.)Descr. of 2 new species ofTortoises (73, 623.)Sytiopfis of Quadrupeda 73, 965 ff. Historyof Quadrupeds, with Cuts 82 Z. 776 ff. Ge-nera of Birds 73, 840. 83. 255 f- Tour

through Scotland 72 Z 299 302. — 3. ed.75, 702 ff. a Tour in Scotland, and Voyageto the Hehrides 75, 225-32. 78 I. 337-42.Beschr. der FingalSHöle, aus d. Engl. mit Iu-säzen v. H. C Boje 76,, 164. Tour in Wales1770. 78. 987-92. Journey to Snowdon 82,1229 f. Journey frorn ehester to London83. ‘753 f-

. . ; PffMM«r, v. de Longchamps.

Pt, P ennyless’s (Pseudon.) sentimental Lucnbra-tions (empfindsame Gedanken, aus dem Engl.)70, 562 f

Vita di . . . Penofazzi (Vescovodi Rezzino1641) da Fr. Hi. Bocchi (82 I. 786.)

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