The event pages are experimental; the OCR errors in the text mean this is incomplete and unreliable but I offer it in the hopes that it will be of some use. Events shown include births and deaths of people with their own entries, and also the publication dates of some of the works cited.
“The whole book of Job paraphrased,” Abbot, George (?–1648)
Died: Achillini, Claude (1574–1640)
Died: Alabaster, William (?–1640)
Born: Alfaro-Y-Gamon, Juan D' (1640–?)
“Philo Byzantinus de septem orbis spectaculis, Gr. et Lat. cum notis,” Allatius, Leo (1586–1669)
Died: Allegri, Gregorio (?–1640)
Died: Amaia, Francis (?–1640)
“Dissertatio historica et chronologica de antique urbis Syracusarum archiepiscopatu,” Amico, Antonine D'
“Series ammiratorum insulse Sicilian, ab ann. 842 ad 1640,” Amico, Antonine D'
“De Messanensis prioratus sacræ hospilitatis domus militum sancti Joan. Hierosolymitani origine,” Amico, Antonine D'
“Chronologia de los Virreyes, &c. de Sicilia,” Amico, Antonine D'
“Albero et storia della famiglia de conte Guidi, coll' agiunte de Scipione Ammirato Giovane,” Ammirato, Scipio (1531–1601)
Died: Arbaud, Francis (?–1640)
“De Cantici Canticorum sensu, velitatio bina,” Aresi, Paul (1574–1644)
Died: Arpino, Joseph D' (1560–1640)
“With this weapon I defy you.” Arpino, Joseph D' (1560–1640)
Born: Audran, Girard (1640–1703)
“Several speeches in parliament,” Bagshaw, Edward (1604–1662)
“Commentarius in libellum Theophrasti de Vertigine,” Baillou, William (1538–1616)
“De Convulsionibus libellus,” Baillou, William (1538–1616)
“Meditations and disquisitions on the first Psalm,” Baker, Sir Richard (1568–1645)
“Meditations and disquisitions on the 'seven consolatory Psalms of David, namely, 23, 27, 30, 34, 84, 103, and 116,” Baker, Sir Richard (1568–1645)
“Meditations and prayers upon the seven clays of the week,” Baker, Sir Richard (1568–1645)
“De loco affecto in pleuritide disceptationes,” Baldo
Died: Bamboccio (1613–1640)
Died: Bancroft, John (1592–1640)
“Observationes Philologicce,” Bangius, Thomas (1600–1661)
“Arte de loa metallos,” Barba, Alvarez Alonzo
Died: Baudart, William (1565–1640)
Born: Benoit, Elias (1640–1728)
Died: Bernard, Charles (1571–1640)
Died: Bernegger, Matthias (1582–1640)
“Admirandae fabrics humanae mulieris partium, &c. delineatio,” Besler, Michael Robert (1601–1661)
Born: Bohn, John (1640–1718)
“Heures de Recreation,” Boot, Gerard (1604–1653)
“Antiquities of Paris,” Breulius, James (1528–1614)
Born: Brueys, David Augustin (1640–1723)
“who was the author of it, but suppose it to have been the production of the Maestro di Capella of that church.” Carissimi, Gucomo
“Chorazin and Bethsaida’s woe and warning,” Carpenter, Nathaniel (1588–1628)
“Comment, ad legern regiam Germanorum,” Carpzovius, Benedict (1595–1666)
Born: Cavendish, William (1640–1707)
Died: Chaderton, Laurence (1546–1640)
Born: Chauvin, Stephen (1640–1725)
“De ratione Status Imperii Romano- Germanici,” Chemnitz, Bogeslaus Philip (?–1678)
“A Treatise on Love, or Erotic Melancholy,” Chilmead, Edward (1610–1653)
Born: Coles, Elisha (1640–?)
Died: Collius, Francis (?–1640)
Born: Coysevox, Anthony (1640–1720)
Died: Day, John (1566–1640)
“Discursus historico-politicus de perigratione studiorum,” Dieteric, John Conrad (1612–1669)
“Sermons,” Donne, John (1573–1662)
“A godly and learned Treatise of Prayer,” Downham, George (?–1634)
Died: Duncan, Mark (?–1640)
“Dissertatio de Novo-antiquo Capitis Morbo ac Dolore, cum aliis Disquisitionibus Medicis de diffic. nonnul. Materiis Practice,” Fabricius, James (1577–1652)
Died: Faret, Nicholas (1600–1640)
“Several Funeral Sermons, one preached at the funeral of sir Humphrey Lynd,” Featley, Daniel (1582–1645)
Died: Feuquieres, Manasses De Pas, Marquis De (1590–1640)
“Reply to the relation, of the conference between Laud and Fisher,” Fisher, John (1594–?)
Born: Fleury, Claude (1640–1725)
“Pathologia Daemoniaca,” Fludd, Robert (1574–1637)
Born: Fosse, Charles De La (1640–1716)
“Sumtna totins philosophise e D. Thomae Aquinatis doctrina,” Fronteau, John (1614–?)
Born: Garzi, Louis (1640–1721)
“Versio, varise Lectiones, et Annotationes critics in opuscula varia Galeni,” Goulston, Theodore
“Elenchus AntiDiatribes Mercurii Frondatoris ad Statii Sylvas,” Gronovius, John Frederic (1613–1672)
“Muscarium ad Statii Sylvas,” Gronovius, John Frederic (1613–1672)
“Notes to Tacitus,” Grotius, Hugo (1583–1613)
“De Consensu Hierarchies et Monarchies,” Habert, Isaac (?–1633)
“Castara.” Habington, William (1515–1581)
Died: Hemelar, John (?–1640)
Born: Hire, Philip De La (1640–1718)
“June 1679, he eent another book, entitled” Hobbes, Thomas (1588–1628)
Born: Hooper, Dr. George (1640–1727)
Born: Hubert, Matthew (1640–1717)
Born: Jardins, Mary Catharine Des (1640–?)
Died: Jonas, Anagrimus (?–1640)
“Horti Carolini Rosa altera,” Joyner, William (1622–1706)
Born: Keach, Benjamin (1640–?)
Born: Kirch, Godfrey (1640–1710)
Died: Kirstenius, Peter (1577–1640)
Born: Laet, John De (1640–?)
Born: Lairesse, Gerard (1640–?)
Born: Lami, Bernard (1640–1715)
Born: Mace, Francis (1640–1721)
“De Archicancellariis S. R. imperil,” Mallinkrott, Bernard
“Histoire de Beam,” Marca, Peter De (1594–1632)
Died: Mascardi, Augustin (1591–1640)
Died: Massinger, Philip (1584–1640)
Born: Mercator, Nicholas (1640–?)
Died: Metrophanes Critopylus (?–1640)
Died: Miræus, Aubertus (1573–1640)
“Theanthropicon; seu de vita Jesu Christi originum ecclesiasticarum libri duo. Accedit Groecorum versio, et index utriusque partis,” Mountagu, Richard (1578–1641)
Died: Naudé, Gabriel (1600–1640)
Born: North, Francis (1640–1674)
Born: Ozanam, James (1640–1701)
Born: Parker, Samuel (1640–1730)
Born: Pfeiffer, Augustus (1640–?)
“De septem Orbis Spectaculis,” Philo, Judæus
Born: Plot, Robert (1640–?)
Died: Pontanus, John Isaac (1571–1640)
Died: Risdon, Tristram (?–1640)
“La Defense du Christianism,” Roques, Peter (1685–1748)
Born: Rycke, Theodore De (1640–1690)
“Historian Navalis mediae libri tres,” Ryves, Sir Thomas (1596–1651)
Died: Salian, James (1557–1640)
“Les Vanitez de la Cour,” Salisbury, John Of (1116–1182)
Died: Salmasius, Claude (?–1640)
“Dissertatio de fcenore trapezitico, in tres libros divisa,” Salmasius, Claude (?–1640)
“Achillis Tatii Alexandrini Eroticon de Clitophontis et Leucippes amoribus, libri octo,” Salmasius, Claude (?–1640)
“Interpretatio Hippocratis aphorismi 69, sect. iv. de calculo,” Salmasius, Claude (?–1640)
“Psalms,” Sandys, George
“An Essay to the translation of the jEneis.” Sandys, George
Died: Sarbiewski, Matthias Casimir (1595–1640)
Born: Shadwell, Thomas (1640–1747)
Died: Sherburne, Sir Edward (1618–1640)
Born: Slingeland, John Peter Van (1640–1691)
“Historia de Bello Belgico” Strada, Famiamis (1572–1649)
“Contemplations, Sighs, and Groans of a Christian,” Style, William (1603–1679)
Born: Tourneux, Nicholas Le (1640–?)
Born: Tozzi, Luke (1640–1700)
“Geographia antiqua,” Vossius, Isaac (1618–?)
Died: Walton, Brian (1600–1640)
Died: Walton, Isaac (1593–1640)
Died: Wandesforde, Christopher, Viscount CastleComer (1592–1640)
Born: Wharton, Thomas, Marquis Of Wharton (1640–1715)
“Prototypes, or the primarie Precedent out of the book of Genesis,” Whately, William (1583–1639)
Born: Wirz, John (1640–1709)
Born: Wycherley, William (1640–?)
Died: Aarsens, Francis (1572–1641)
“Answer to the questions of the Citizens of London in Jan. 1600, concerniug Cheapside Cross,” Abbot, George (1562–1633)
“Vindiciae Sabbati, or an answer to two treatises of Mr. Broad,” Abbot, George (?–1648)
“Britannia illustrata,” Alford, Michael (1537–?)
Born: Allix, Peter (1641–1717)
“De Pelevation de la foi, &c.” Amyraut, Moses (1596–1645)
“L'Istoria Augusta da Giulio Cesare Costatino il magno,” Angeloni, Francis (?–1652)
Died: Ashley, Robert (1565–1641)
Born: Assheton, Dr. William (1641–1711)
“A Remonstrance against Presbytery,” Aston, Sir Thomas (?–1645)
Died: Backer, Jacob (1609–1641)
“Two arguments in parliament, on the Canons and Praemunire,” Bagshaw, Edward (1604–1662)
Died: Baker, David (1575–1641)
“Chronicle of the kings of England, from the time of the Romans’ government unto the death of king James,” Baker, Sir Richard (1568–1645)
“Apology for Laymen’s writing in Divinity,” Baker, Sir Richard (1568–1645)
“A soliloquy of the Soul, or a pillar of thoughts, &c.” Baker, Sir Richard (1568–1645)
“Hebrew Lexicon,” Bangius, Thomas (1600–1661)
“Anatomia Caspari Barthqlini parentis novis observationibus primuin locupletata,” Bartholine, Thomas (1616–1647)
Died: Baskerville, Sir Simon (1573–1641)
“Circulus Pisanus,” Berigard, Claude Guillermet, Slgnor De (1578–1663)
Died: Bernard, Claude (1588–1641)
“Le Testament du reverend pere Bernard, et ses pensdes pieuses,” Bernard, Claude (1588–1641)
“The penitent death of a woful Sinner; or, the penitent death of John Atherton, late bishop of Waterford in Ireland, who was executed at Dublin the fifth of December, 1640; with some annotations on several passages,” Bernard, Nicholas
“A sermon preached at the burial of John Atherton, the next night after his execution, in St. John’s church, Dublin,” Bernard, Nicholas
Died: Bernard, Richard (?–1641)
“Apiaria universae philosophise, mathematics, &c.” Bettini, Mario (1582–1637)
Born: Bini, Severin (1641–?)
“A Door of Hope,” Bond, John (?–1676)
“Holy and Loyal Activity,” Bond, John (?–1676)
Born: Bottoni, Dominic (1641–1731)
Died: Brosse, Guy De La (?–1641)
“The sounding of the two last Trumpets; or, Meditations on the 9th, 10th, and llth Chapters of the Revelations,” Burton, Henry (1579–1623)
“The Protestation protested, or a short Remonstrance, shewing what is principally required of all those that have or do take the last Parliamentary Protestation,” Burton, Henry (1579–1623)
“Speech in the house of peers, Jan. 30, 1641, upon occasion of the present distractions, and of his Majesty’s removal from Whitehall,” Carey, Henry (1596–1639)
“De atrabile, quoad mores attinet,” Chiaramonti, Scipio (1565–1652)
Born: Colombiere, Claude De La (1641–?)
Died: Croke, Sir George (1559–1641)
“Animadversions upon a treatise lately published, and entitled, God’s Love to Mankind, manifested by disproving his absolute decree for their damnation,” Davenant, John
“Vindicite Trithemianse, sive specimen steganographiae Joannis Trithemii, quo auctoris ingenuitas demonstratur, et opus superstitione absolvitur,” Despierres, John (1597–1664)
Born: Dodwell, Henry (1641–1711)
Died: Domenichino (1581–1641)
“A letter of state to a scholar of Cambridge;” Dudley, Robert (1532–?)
“Consultatio theologica super negocio Pacis Ecclesiast.” Dury, John
“A summary discourse concerning the work of Peace Ecclesiastical,” Dury, John
Died: Eaton, John (1575–1641)
“Synopsis Philosophise Orientalium,” Ecchellensis, Abraham (?–1664)
Born: Edelinck, Gerard (1641–1707)
“Reasons against the Independent Government of particular Congregations,” Edwards, Thomas (?–1647)
“Commentariuf ad Betramum de Republica Hebrseorum,” Empereur, Constantine (?–1648)
“The Arminian Nunnery, or a brief description and relation of the late erected monastical place, called the Arminian Nunnery at Little Gidding in Huntingdonshire: humbly addressed to the wise consideration of the present parliament. The foundation is by a company of Ferrars at Gidding,” Ferrar, Nicholas (1592–?)
“Canterburian’s Self-conviction,” Field, Richard (1561–1629)
Died: Finch, Henry (1571–1641)
“A Design for bringing a River from Rickmansworth in Hertfordshire to St. Giles’s in the Fields, near London; the benefits of it declared, and the objections against it answered,” Ford, Sir John (1605–?)
“Thomas a Kempis vindicatus per unuin e Canonicis regularibus congregationis Gallicanae,” Fronteau, John (1614–?)
“The antipathy between the French and the Spaniard,” Gentilis, Robert (1590–?)
Died: George, Amjra (?–1641)
“Historia Gotteschalci,” Gotteschalcus, Fulgentius (?–870)
Born: Graaf, Regnier De (1641–1673)
“The Nature of Tiuth; its union and unity with the soule, which is one in its essence, faculties, acts; one with truth,” Greville, Fulk (1554–1628)
“A Discourse opening the nature of that Episcopacie which is exercised in England,” Greville, Fulk (1554–1628)
Born: Guerard, Robert (1641–?)
Born: Gueret, Gabriel (1641–1688)
“Observations upon History,” Habington, William (1515–1581)
“Analysis of the Psalms,” Helmich, Werner (1551–?)
“An Help to English History,” Heylin, Dr. Petek (1600–1662)
Born: Hoeltzlinus, Jeremias (1641–?)
“A Discovery of the causes of these Contentions touching Church-government, out of the fragments of Richard Hooker,” Hooker, Richard (1554–1600)
Born: Horneck, Dr. Anthony (1641–?)
“An Answer to certain frivolous Objections against the Government of the Church of England,” Jewel, John (1522–?)
Died: Kellison, Matthew (1560–1641)
Born: Knox, Capt Robert (1641–1660)
“Episcopal Inheritance; or, a Reply to the humble examination of a printed abstract; or the answers to nine reasons of the House of Commons against the votes of bishops in Parliament,” Langbaine, Gerahd (1608–?)
“Excerpta Rhetorum” Libanius (314–?)
“A Speech in the House of Commons at the passing of two bills,” Littleton, Dwaud (1589–1664)
“Praise of the French,” Macedo, Francis (1596–1681)
“The Antiquary, a comedy, acted by her Majesty’s servants at the Cockpit,” Marmion, Shakerley (1602–?)
“his breath to blow the flames of contention.” Milton, John (1608–1754)
Born: Monnoye, Bernard De La (1641–1728)
Died: Mountagu, Richard (1578–1641)
“L'Interpretation des Chiffres, ou Regies pour bien entendre et expliquer facilement toutes sortes des Chiffres Simples,” Niceron, John Francis (1613–1646)
“De amore, de pulchro, Veneris et Cupidinis venales,” Niphus, Augustine, (1473–1550)
“A Treatise of the principal Grounds and Maxims of the Laws of England,” Noy, William (1577–?)
“A Discourse concerning Puritans,” Parker, Robert (?–1634)
Born: Pfanner, Tobias (1641–1717)
“he behaved himself very plausible to the generality, especially for this reason, that in his lectures, disputes, and moderatings (which were always frequented by many auditors), he shewed himself a stout champion against Socinus and Arminius. Which being disrelished by some who were then rising, and in authority at court, a faction thereupon grew up in the university between those called Puritans, or Calvinists, on the one side, and the Remonstrants, commonly called Arminians, on the other: which, with other matters of the like nature, being not only fomented in the university, but throughout the nation, all things thereupon were brought into confusion.” Prideaux, John (1578–1646)
“Nine Sermons on several occasions,” Prideaux, John (1578–1646)
“Readings,” Risdon, Tristram (?–1640)
“Flandria Illustrata,” Sanderus, Anthony (1586–1664)
“The Song of Solomon,” Sandys, George
“Dissertatio de ingenii muliebris ad doctrinam et meliores literas aptitudine,” Schurman, Anna Maria A (1607–1623)
Born: Schurtzfleisch, Conrad Samuel (1641–1708)
“Ibrahim, ou l'Illustre Bassa,” Scuderi, Magdeleine De (1607–1701)
Born: Sherlock, Dr. William (1641–1707)
Died: Spelman, Sir Henry (1562–1641)
“Album Marianum, in quo prosa et carmine Dei in Austriacos beneficia, et Austriacornm erga Deum obsequia recensentur.” Stanyhurst, Richard (1545–1618)
“Comment on Psalms ciii.” Sterne, Richard (1596–?)
“Stock of Divine Knowledge,” Stock, Richard (?–1666)
“Commentary on the prophecy of Malachi,” Stock, Richard (?–1666)
Died: Suckling, Sir John (1609–1641)
Born: Tellier, François Michel Le (1641–1683)
“A Discourse concerning the primitive Forme of the Government of Churches,” Thorndike, Herbert (?–1672)
“Observationum medicarum Libri tres,” Tulp, Nicholas (1593–1674)
“Of the Morality of the Fourth Commandment,” Twiss, William (1575–?)
“Certain brief Treatises,” Usher, James (1580–1588)
Died: Vandyck, Sir Anthony (1598–1641)
“El diabolo cojuelo, novella de la otra vida,” Velez, Lewis Velez De Guevara (?–1646)
Born: Vieussens, Raymond (1641–1716)
“Epistolas de motu chyli et sanguinis,” Walæus, Anthony (1573–1649)
“The doctrine of the Holy Weekly Sabbath,” Walker, George (1581–1651)
Died: Webbe, George (1581–1641)
“The Negociations of Thomas Wolsey, &c.” Wolsey, Thomas (1471–?)
“Beaten Oyle for the lamps of the Sanctuarie,” Womock, Lawrence (1612–1685)
“Parallel bttween Robert earl of Essex and George late duke.,of Bucks,” Wotton, Sir Henry (1568–1639)
“The Moral Law expounded, or Lectures on the Ten Commandments, with nineteen Sermons on prayer,” Andrews, Lancelot (1555–1629)
“Liber de vita et miraculis S. Wilohadi,” Anscarius
“Disquisitiones de partus termims,” Arnisæus, Henningus (?–1636)
“A collection of sundry Petitions presented to the King and Parliament,” Aston, Sir Thomas (?–1645)
Born: Aubert, Peter (1642–1733)
“Antiquitates Danicse,” Aventin, John (1466–1534)
“Le Vite de' Pittori, Scultori, ed Architetti dal 1572 al 1642,” Baglioni, Giovanni (1573–?)
“Liber de Rheumatismo et Pleuritide dorsali,” Baillou, William (1538–1616)
Died: Barkham, John (1572–1642)
“Syntagma medicum et chirurgicum de cauteriis,” Bartholine, Caspar (1585–?)
Died: Benning, John Bodecher (1606–1642)
Born: Benzelius, Eric (1642–?)
“The whole proceedings of the siege of Drogheda,” Bernard, Nicholas
“A Dialogue tetweeu Paul and Agrippa,” Bernard, Nicholas
“Gazophylacium rerum naturalium,” Besler, Michael Robert (1601–1661)
“Observatio anatomico-medica, &c.” Besler, Michael Robert (1601–1661)
“Dissertationes philologies,” Besold, Christopher (1577–1638)
“Euclides explicatus,” Bettini, Mario (1582–1637)
Born: Betts, John (1642–?)
“Instruction astronomique de l'usage des globes et sphere celestes et terrestres,” Blaeu, William (1571–1638)
“De Medicina Indorum,” Bontius, James (?–1623)
Born: Browne, Edward (1642–?)
Died: Brueghel, Peter (?–1642)
“A just and true remonstrance of his Majesty’s Mines Royal in Wales,” Bushel, Thomas (1594–1674)
“Commentaries on the NewTestament, grammatical and critical,” Camerarius, Joachim (1500–1575)
“De recta ratione studendi,” Campanella, Thomas (1568–1639)
“Responsa juris Electoralia,” Carpzovius, Benedict (1595–1666)
“ways of preaching.” Cartwright, William (1611–1643)
Born: Chouet, John Robert (1642–?)
Born: Cook, Henry (1642–1700)
Born: Corneille, Michael (1642–1708)
Born: Courten, William (1642–1660)
Born: Creed, Elizabeth (1642–1728)
Died: Crisp, Tobias (1600–1642)
Born: Croese, Gerard (1642–1710)
“De Patrum, fide circa imagines,” Daille, John (1594–1650)
“Tractatus de causis amissarum Linguae Latince radicum,” Daumius, Christian (1612–?)
“A Discourse concerning the Rights and Privilege’s of the Subject in a conference desired by the lords, and had by a committee of both houses April 3, 1628,” Digges, Sir Dudley (1583–1639)
“An answer to a printed book entitled * Observations upon some of his majesty’s late answers and expresses, 1” Digges, Sir Dudley (1583–1639)
“The Magazine of Honour,” Doddridge, Sin John (1555–1628)
“Petition to the house of commons for the preservation of true Religion,” Dury, John
“Certain considerations, shewing the necessity of a correspondency in spiritual matters betwixt all professed Churches,” Dury, John
“De re vestiaria libri tres,” Ferrari, Octavius (1607–1682)
Born: Filicaia, Vincent De (1642–1707)
Died: Franck (1580–1642)
Died: Galilei, Galileo (?–1642)
Died: Gill, Alexander (1597–1642)
Died: Godwin, Dr. Thomas (1587–1642)
“Two Speeches, spoken in the Guildhall, London, concerning his majesty’s refusal of a Treaty of Peace,” Greville, Fulk (1554–1628)
Died: Gui Do, Reni (1574–1642)
Born: Hickes, George (1642–?)
“Elementa philosophica seu politica de Give,” Hobbes, Thomas (1588–1628)
Born: Holder, William (1642–1696)
“A Sermon preached in St. Mary’s, Cambridge, on his majesty’s inauguration,” Holdsworth, Richard
Born: Holt, Sir John (1642–1709)
Died: Kynaston, Francis (1587–1642)
Born: Loubere, Simon De La (1642–1729)
“Deju-tilia & jure,” Lugo, John (1583–1660)
“De rirtute divinse fidei,” Lugo, John (1583–1660)
“Principles of Faith and of a good Conscience,” Lyford, William (1598–?)
Born: Marana, John Paul (1642–1693)
“Sacramentarium Sancti Gregorii Magni,” Menard, Nicholas Hugues (1587–1644)
“that he had received the degree of master in philosophy before Bergius.” Micrelius, John (1597–1658)
“The Reason of Church Government urged against Prelacy,” Milton, John (1608–1754)
“Collection of Voyages.” Monson, Sir William (1569–?)
“” Morton, Thomas (1564–1659)
“The Acts and Monuments of the Church before Christ incarnate,” Mountagu, Richard (1578–1641)
“Bibliographia Politica,” Naudé, Gabriel (1600–1640)
Born: Opitius, Henry (1642–1712)
“Display of Arminianism,” Owen, John (1616–?)
“Certain animadversions upon some passages in a Tract concerning Schism and Schismatics,” Page, William (1590–1630)
Born: Placcius, Vincent (1642–?)
“The Prince; or Maxims of State,” Ralegh, Sir Walter (1552–1612)
“Jezirah, or, the Creation,” Rittangelius, John Stephen (?–1652)
“History of Marseilles,” Ruffi, Anthony De (1607–1689)
“Idea de un Principe Politico* Christiano representada en cien empress,” Saavedra-Faxardo, Diego De (1584–1648)
“A view of a pretende book, entitled, ' Observations upon his Majesty’s late Answers and Epistles,” Spelman, Sir Henry (1562–1641)
“A Discourse of Religious Assemblies and the Publike Service of God,” Thorndike, Herbert (?–1672)
Born: Traill, Robert (1642–1783)
Born: Tyrrell, James (1642–1718)
“Italia sacra, sive de Episcopis Italiae, et Insularum adjacentium,” Ughelli, Ferdinand (1595–1670)
Born: Uvedale, Robert (1642–?)
“Elegies celebrating the happy memory of sir Horatio Vere,” Vere, Sir Horace (1565–1671)
“Catalogns plantarum horti Patavini,” Vesling, John (1598–?)
“Da la Cerdu’s” Virgil, In Latin, Publius Virgiuus Maro,
“Short View of the life and death of George Duke of Bucks,” Wotton, Sir Henry (1568–1639)
“Bibliotheca scriptorum societatis Jesu,” Alegambe, Philip (1592–?)
Born: Alemand, Louis-Augustine (1643–1728)
“A treatise on Conscience, with the power and cases thereof,” Ames, William (1576–1633)
Born: Antelmi, Joseph (1643–1697)
“De Virginum et Mulierium morbis,” Baillou, William (1538–1616)
“Opuscula Medica,” Baillou, William (1538–1616)
Died: Bainbridge, John (1582–1643)
Died: Bargrave, Isaac (1586–1643)
“Orationes Panegyricce Sacro-Prophanre decem,” Baro, Bonaventure
“De armillis veterurn, pracsertiiii Danorum Schedion.” Bartholine, Thomas (1616–1647)
Born: Bellini, Laurence (1643–1703)
Died: Bonfrerius, James (1573–1643)
Died: Boys, John (?–1643)
Born: Brady, Robert (1643–1700)
Born: Burnet, Gilbert (1643–1714)
Died: Burroughs, Sir John (?–1643)
“A Narration of his own Life,” Burton, Henry (1579–1623)
“The beloved city, or the Saints’ reign on earth a thousand years, &c.” Burton, William (?–1657)
“Civitas solis,” Campanella, Thomas (1568–1639)
“Poetica idea Keipublicaj Philosophies,” Campanella, Thomas (1568–1639)
Born: Camps, Francis De (1643–1723)
“Ad novam Davidis lyram animadversiones, &c.” Capellus, Lewis (1579–1658)
Died: Cartwright, William (1611–1643)
Died: Cerda, John Lewis (?–1643)
Born: Chardin, Sir John (1643–?)
“Anti-Philolaus, in quo Philolaus redivivus de terrse motu et solis ac fixarum quiete impugnalur,” Chiaramonti, Scipio (1565–1652)
Born: Collet, Philibert (1643–1718)
“Synopsis -Physicse, ad lumen divinum reformat,” Comenius, John Amos (1592–1614)
“Expositiones Patrum Graecorum in Psalmos,” Cordes (1592–1650)
Died: Corenzio, Belisarius (1558–1643)
“Lexicon Homericum,” Coulon, Lewis (1605–1664)
Born: Dangeau, Louis Courcillon De (1643–1723)
Died: Danvers, Henry (1573–1643)
“Joannes Cloppenburgius, Heautontimorumenos, seu retorsio injuriarum de libello falsidico, cui titulus, Res judicata, cumulatarum,” Deusingius, Anthony (612–?)
“Observations upon Dr. Browne’s Religio Medici,” Digby, Sir Kenelm (1603–?)
“Stanislai Lubienski opera posthum^,” Dlugoss, John Longinus
Born: Foucault, Nicolas Joseph (1643–1721)
Born: Franck De Franckenau, George (1643–?)
“Elementa Architecture Militaris,” Goldman, Nicholas (1623–1665)
“Speech at the Election of his captains and commanders at Warwick-castle,” Greville, Fulk (1554–1628)
“Pontifical of the Greek Church,” Habert, Isaac (?–1633)
“Biblia Magna,” Haye, John De La (1593–1661)
Born: Jouvenci (1643–1719)
Died: Kromayer, John (1576–1643)
Died: Ludlow, Edmund (?–1643)
Died: Master (?–1643)
“Jusjurandum Hippocratis,” Meibomius (1590–1655)
“Diatriba deunico Dionysio,” Menard, Nicholas Hugues (1587–1644)
Born: Moreri, Lewis (1643–1681)
Born: Mourgues, Michael (1643–?)
“Hieronymi Cardani vita,” Naudé, Gabriel (1600–1640)
“the affairs of Great Britain, for the better information of the people.” Needham, Marchamont (1620–1621)
Died: Neer, Arnold Vander (1619–1643)
Born: Noble, Eustache De (1643–1711)
“Exhortation to the taking of the Solemn League and Covenant, &c.” Nye, Philip (1596–?)
“Apologetical Narration, submitted to the honourable Houses of Parliament,” Nye, Philip (1596–?)
“Essay for the practice of Churchgovernment in the Country,” Owen, John (1616–?)
“Panegyrica3 orationes dua? de linguis Orientalibus,” Ravis, Christian (1613–1677)
“Pinacotheca imaginum illustrjum doctrinse vcl ingenii laude virorum, qui uuctore superstite diem suum ohierunt,” Rossi, John Victor (1577–1647)
Died: Rous, Francis (1570–1643)
Born: Rue, Charles De La (1643–1725)
Born: Sagittarius, Caspar (1643–1694)
“the remembrance of two errors did much afflict him, which were, his assent to the earl of Stafford’s death, and the abolishing of episcopacy in Scotland; and that, if God ever restored him to the peaceable possession of his crown, he would demonstrate his repentance by a public confession and a voluntary penance, by walking barefoot from the Tower of London, or Whitehall, to St. Paul’s church, and would desire the people to intercede with God for his pardon.” Sanderson, Dr. Robert (1587–1662)
Born: Schalken, Godfrey (1643–1706)
Born: Sparrow, Anthony (1643–1685)
Died: Spondanus, Henry (1568–1643)
Born: Strype, John (1643–1737)
Born: Tellier, Michael (1643–?)
Died: Verger De Haurane, John Du (1581–1643)
Born: Verheyen, Philip (1643–1710)
“The First Century of scandalous, malignant Priests, made and admitted into benefices by the Prelates, in whose hands the ordination of ministers and government of the church hath been; or a narration of the causes for which the Parliament hath ordered the sequestration of the benefices of several ministers complained of before them, for vitiousnesse of life, errors in doctrine, contrary to the articles of our religion, and for practising and pressing superstitious innovations againt law, and for malignancy against the parliament,” White, John (1590–?)
“Discovery of Mysteries, or the plots of the parliament to overthrow both church and state,” Williams, Griffith (1589–1672)
“Jura majestatis; the rights of kings both in church and state, granted, first by God, secondly, violated by rebels, and thirdly, vindicated by the truth,” Williams, Griffith (1589–1672)
Born: Adimari, Lewis (1644–1708)
Died: Alard, William (1572–1644)
“Eloges historiques des Cardinaux Francais et etrangers, mis en parallele,” Albi, Henry (1590–1659)
“Historia ecclesiastica Palatina,” Alting, Henry (1583–1612)
“Defence of Calvin with regard to the doctrine of absolute reprobation,” Amyraut, Moses (1596–1645)
“Paraphrase on the Scripture” Amyraut, Moses (1596–1645)
Died: Aresi, Paul (1574–1644)
“Panegirici fatti in diversi occasioni,” Aresi, Paul (1574–1644)
Died: Asser (?–1644)
“Conference du Droit Romain avec le Droit Franois y” Automne, Bernard (1587–1666)
“The pleasant Fountain of Knowledge,” Backhouse, William (1593–1610)
“Oeuvres diverses,” Balzac, John Lewis Guez Dr (?–1629)
“Laurus Flandrica,” Barlæus, Gaspard (1584–?)
“Mauritius Redux,” Barlæus, Gaspard (1584–?)
“Certain Disquisitions and Considerations, representing to the conscience the unlawfuluess of the oath entitled A Solemn League and Covenant for Reformation, &c. as also the insufficiency of the urgiiments used in the exhortation for taking the said covenant. Published by command,” Barwick, John (1612–?)
“Histoire du Marechal de Toiras,” Baudier, Michael
Died: Bentivoglio, Guy (1579–1644)
Died: Besly, John (1572–1644)
“De terra i no vitse, fatali an mobili” Beverwick, John De (1594–1647)
“Chevilles,” Billaut, Adam (?–1662)
Died: Biondi, John Francis (1572–1644)
“MercurioCrelico Mastix; or an Anti-caveat to all such as have heretofore had the misfortune to be cheated and deluded by that great and treacherous impostor John Booker; in an answer to his frivolous pamphlet, entitled Mercurius Coelicus, or a Caveat to all the people of England;” Booker, John (1601–1667)
Born: Bouflers, Louis Francis, Duc De (1644–1711)
Died: Bourbon, Nicholas (?–1644)
“The Revelation of St. John illustrated,” Brightman, Thomas (1557–?)
“Chirologia, or the natural Language of the Hand, &c.” Bulwer, John
“A Vindication of Independent Churches, in answer to Mr. Prynne’s two books of Church-Government, and of Independency,” Burton, Henry (1579–1623)
“A draught of a speech concerning Episcopacy,” Cary, Lucius (?–1646)
Died: Castelli, Benedict (1577–1644)
“Apologie pour les Religieux de la Compagnie de Jesus,” Caussin, Nicholas (1580–1651)
“Defensio ab oppugnationibus Fortunii Liceti de sede Cometarum,” Chiaramonti, Scipio (1565–1652)
“De Universo, libri sexdecim,” Chiaramonti, Scipio (1565–1652)
“Ge*nealogie de la Maison de Rye,” Chifflet, John James (1588–1660)
“The Apostolical Institution of Episcopacy,” Chillingworth, William (1602–?)
“Confessions and proofs of protestant divines,” Chillingworth, William (1602–?)
Born: Choisi, Francis Timoleon De (1644–1724)
Born: Cocceius, Henry (1644–1719)
Born: Comber, Thomas (1644–1653)
“Traite historique des rivieres de France,” Coulon, Lewis (1605–1664)
Born: Courtilz, Gatien De (1644–1712)
“Observationes Sacræ et Historicæ in Nov. Test.” Croius, John (?–1659)
Born: Cuper, Gisbert (1644–1716)
Died: Dausque, Claudius (1566–1644)
“Observations on the 22d stanza in the 9th canto of the 2d book of Spenser’s Fairy Queen,” Digby, Sir Kenelm (1603–?)
“The King’s Cause rationally, briefly, and plainly debated, as it stands de facto, against the irrational misprision of a deceived people,” Doughty, John (1598–?)
“Grammaire Espagnole abregee,” Doujat, John (1609–1688)
“The Christian Warfare.” Downham, George (?–1634)
Died: Downing, Calybute (1606–1644)
“Epistolary Discourse to Thomas Godwin, Ph. Nye, and Sam. Hartlib,” Dury, John
Born: Echard, James (1644–1698)
Born: Ettmuller, Michael (1644–1683)
Born: Fare, Charles Augustus, Marquis De La (1644–1712)
“A Treatise against the Franc -aileu, a claim of exemption from Imposts and personal Services,” Galland, Augustus
“Practical Catechism,” Hammond, Dr. Henry (1605–?)
Died: Helmont, John Baptist Van (1577–1644)
“Exercitationes Anti-Morinianse, de Pentateucho Samaritano, &c.” Hottinger, John-Henry (1620–1735)
“St. Paul’s late Progress upon Earth about a Divorce betwixt Christ and the Church of Rome, by reason of her dissoluteness and excesses, &c.” Ho Well, James (1594–1666)
“des plus belles Bibliotheques du monde,” Jacob, Lewis (1608–1670)
Died: Jameson, George (1586–1644)
Born: Jouvenet, John (1644–1717)
Born: Ittigius, Thomas (1644–?)
“Ecclesiastical History,” Lambarde, William (1536–1601)
Born: Lamoignon, Christian Francis De (1644–1709)
“Nouvelle Methode pour apprendre la Langue Latine,” Lancelot, Claude (1619–1695)
“A Review of the Covenant: wherein the original, grounds, means, matter, and ends of it are examined; and out of the principles of the remonstunce*, declarations, votes, orders and ordinances of trie prime covenanters, or the firmer grounds of scripture, law, and reason, disproved,” Langbaine, Gerahd (1608–?)
“England’s prophetical Merlin;” Lilly, William (1602–?)
Born: Lisle, Claude De (1644–1720)
Died: Menard, Nicholas Hugues (1587–1644)
Born: Mencke, Otto (1644–?)
“Opuscula aurea et selectiora,” Mercurialis, Jerome (1530–1606)
“Grotius de Veritate Christianse Religionis,” Mezerai, Francis Eudes De (1610–1633)
“Confessions and Proofs of Protestant Divines,” Morton, Thomas (1564–1659)
Died: Muis, Simeon De (1587–1644)
“An Anatomy of Independency,” Nye, Philip (1596–?)
“An Epistolary Discourse about Toleration,” Nye, Philip (1596–?)
Born: Orleans, Peter Joseph D' (1644–1698)
“Religio Medici.” Patrick, Simon (1626–1686)
“A Refutation of Longomontamis’s Discourse, De vera circuli mensura,” Pell, John (?–1654)
“An Exercitation concerning Easter,” Pell, John (?–1654)
Born: Penn, William (1644–?)
Died: Pineau, Gabriel Du (1573–1644)
“Obtestatio ad universam Europam pro discendis rebus et linguis orientalibus,” Ravis, Christian (1613–1677)
Died: Roe, Sir Thomas (1580–1644)
Born: Roemer (1644–1710)
Born: Sandius, Christopher (1644–1680)
Born: Sharp, John (1644–1713)
“Councils;” Stephens, Jeremy (1592–1665)
“Historical Commentary on the Lives of the Emperors,” Tristan L'Hermite, Francis (1601–1655)
Died: Urban Viii., Pope (1568–1644)
“HaKographia, de praeparatione, usu, ac virtutibus omnium salium mineralium, animalium, ac vegetabiliuni, ex manuscriptis Basilii Valentini collecta ab Ant. Salimncio,” Valentine, Basil (1394–?)
“Tactics,” Vegetius, Flavius Renatus
“Opobalsami veteribus cogniti vmdicias,” Vesling, John (1598–?)
“God in the Molint; or England’s Remembrancer, being the first and second part of a Parliamentary Chronicle,” Vicars, John (1582–1652)
“God made visible in all his Works,” Walker, George (1581–1651)
Died: Westfield, Thomas (?–1644)
Born: Williams, Daniel (1644–1691)
Born: Wright, Abraham (1644–1690)