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9, De Motu ; sive de Motus principio, & natura, & de causacommunicationis Motuum. Londini 1721.

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Berkley's George, Lord Bishop of Cloyne, Philofophical Re-fllexions, and Inquiries concerning the Vertues of tar Water, anddivers other Subjects connected together. London 1744. 8.

N.B. Berkley is the Author of the minute Philosophe r , .

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Browns Thomas Works , with alfabetical Tables. Cont.

1. Pseudoxia Epidemica, or Inquiries into vulgär, and common

Errors , commonly prefumed Truths. •

The 7., and last Edition with marty additions in 7. Books.

11. Religio Medici : with annotacions , and obfervations by8.r Kenelm Digby.

The 8. Edition corrected, and emended.

III. Hydriotaphia, urn-Burial, or a difcourfe of the fepulcralUrns lately found in Norfolk; together with the Garden of Cyrus , orthe Quincuncial &c. plantations, of Ancients artificially, naturally , my-siicaüy considered ; with fundry Obfervations.

IV. Certain mifcellany Tracts. J

N. k. Obfervations upon feveral Plants mentioned in Scripture.

2. Of Garlands, and Coronaryor Garland-plants .b« Of the Fishes eaten by "Oirr Saviour &c.

4. An Anfwer to certain queries relating co Fishes, Bird M andInfects.

5. Of Hawks, and Falconry .

6. Of Cymbals.

7. Of Ropalic, or gradual Verses.

! Of Language, and part of jhe Saxon Tongue.

9. Of artisicial Hills &c. in many parts of England, to whatend raifed , and by what Nations .

10. Of Troas &c. of Sodom, Gomorrha, Zeboim.

1 l. Of the Anfwers of the Oracle of Apollo at Delphos toCrcefus.

12. A Prophccy concerning the future state of feveral Nations .1 z. Musteum clausum ; or Bibliotheca abscpndita : containing

fome remarkable Books, Antiquities , Pictures, and Rar.ities of feveralKinds, fcarce , or never feen before by any Man now living, Lon-don printed for Tho. Basset 16 8 6. fo. 1 .