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c. NAT. HIST. OF INSECTS .

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JDrury' s D. Illustrations of natural History, wherein are exhibitedupwards of 240. figures of Exotick Infects, according to their differentgenera very few of which have hitherto been figured by any Author.Being engraved and coloured from Nature with the greatest accuracy,and under the Author’s own infpection on 50 Copper — plates: witha partieular defcription of each infect : interfperfed wich Retnarks andReflections on the nature and properties of many of ehern ; To whichis added a translation into French. London printed for the Author,and fold by B. Wite >770. sol.

The 2. Vol. of this excell. Work has been published 1773. with50 tables as the \. Vol. and the z. is likewife promifed. See Crevenna ,Erxleben pkyj. Bibi., Bechrnann phyf. Oec, Bibi.? Berliner SammLp. Band,

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Tire Aurelian, or Natural history of English Infects n-amely Moths,and Bucterflies. Together with the plants of which they feed; a faith-full Account of their refpective changes ; their ufuel haunts when inthe winged State, and their standard names asgiven, and esiablishedby the Worthy Society of Aurelians.

Drawn, engraved, and coloured from the natural fubjects thetnlelves by Moses Harris fecretary to the Aurelian Society.

With great additions, an Index to Harris s Natural History ofEng. Moths, and Bucterflies, the trivia! names of Linaeus , and Platesn. 44. London 1778. fol.

Of this excellent Work fie Berlin Satnml. 9. Band..

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The Natural History of Bees &c. illustraced with 12. Copper-pla-tes . London 1 744. 8.

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Wildman’s Thomas Treatife on the menagement of Bees whe-rein is contained the Nat. History of those Infects &c. With theNatural History of Wafps, and Homers, and the means of destrojngthem with Copper-plates. London 176^8. 4.

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