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.
Died: Æmilius, Anthony (1589–1660)
Born: Ainsworth, Robert (1660–1743)
Died: Albano, Francis (1578–1660)
“Theses Theologicse de ultimo judicio,” Allix, Peter (1641–1717)
“Meditations on every day of the year,” Andrada, Alphonsus D' (1590–1672)
Died: Andrada, Francis D' (?–1660)
Died: Argoli, John (1609–1660)
Died: Aromatari, Joseph (1586–1660)
Died: Asselyn, John (1610–1660)
“Memoire pour rhistoire du Cardinal de Richelieu,” Aubery, Anthony (1617–1695)
“Histoire de me me ministre,” Aubery, Anthony (1617–1695)
“Just vindication of the questioned part of his reading had in the Middle Temple hall, Feb. 24, 1639,” Bagshaw, Edward (1604–1662)
“The rights of the Crown of England, as it is established by law,” Bagshaw, Edward (1604–1662)
“Censura Cleri, against scandalous ministers, not fit to be restored to the church’s livings, in point of prudence, piety, and fame,” Barnard, John (?–1683)
“Panegyriques des Saints,” Baron, Vincent (1622–1674)
“Medicus Microcosmus,” Becker, Daniel (1627–1673)
Born: Behrens, Conrad Bertold (1660–1736)
Born: Bertheau, Charles (1660–1732)
“Humanitas Theologica,” Betuleius, Sixtus (1500–1554)
“Boscobel or the history of his majesty’s escape after the battle of Worcester,” Blount, Thomas (1618–1679)
“Help to Prayer both extempore and by a set form as also to Meditation,” Bogan, Zachary
Died: Borcht, Henry Vander, (1583–1660)
Died: Bosse, Abraham (?–1660)
“Opera Omnia,” Botallus, Leonard
Died: Boulanger, John (1606–1660)
“Seraphic Love; or, some motives and incentives to the Love of God, pathetically discoursed of in a letter to a friend,” Boyle, Robert (1626–1746)
Born: Brandel, Peter (1660–1739)
Born: Brandt, John (1660–1708)
“Congratulatory poem on his Majesty, upon his happy arrival in our late discomposed Albion,” Brathwaite, Richard (1588–1673)
Died: Breenberg, Bartholomew, Called Bartolomeo (1620–1660)
Born: Bretonneau, Francis (1660–1741)
“The Memoirs of the Duke of Rohan or a faithful relation of the most remarkable occurrences iij France, especially those concerning the reformed churches there; from the death of Henry the Great until the peace made with them, in June 1629. Together with divers politic discourses upon several occasions. Written originally in French, by the duke of Rohan, and now Englished by George Bridges, of Lincoln’s-inn, esq.” Bridges, George (?–1677)
Born: Brossard, Sebastian De (1660–1730)
“Extract, or Abstract of the lord chancellor Bacon’s Philosophical Theory of Mineral Prosecutions,” Bushel, Thomas (1594–1674)
“Critici Sacri,” Capellus, Lewis (1579–1658)
Died: Catz, James (1577–1660)
Died: Cavedone, Jacob (1580–1660)
Born: Cheron, Lewis (1660–1713)
Died: Chifflet, John James (1588–1660)
“Ecclesiae Slavonic, &c. brevis historiola,” Comenius, John Amos (1592–1614)
Born: Corradini, De Sezza, Peter Marcellinus (1660–1743)
Died: Costar, Peter (1603–1660)
Died: Courten, William (1642–1660)
“Fides ex S. Scripturis demonstrate,” Daille, John (1594–1650)
“The History of the Cardinals,” Doni D'Attichi, Lewis (1596–1664)
“Heroic Stanzas on the late lord Protector,” Dryden, John (1631–1657)
“Gnomologia Homeri,” Duport, James (1606–1679)
“A guide for the penitent, or, a model drawn up for the help of a devout soul wounded with sin,” Duppa, Brian (?–1662)
“The Gentile Sinner, or England’s brave gentleman characterised, in a letter to a friend,” Ellis, Clement (1630–1700)
“Vindicirc de Canonicis,” Essenius, Andrew (1618–1672)
Born: Estrees, Victor Marie D' (1660–1737)
“Dr. Daniel Featley revived, proving that the protestant church (and not the Romish) is the on4y ca^ tholic and true church,” Featley, Daniel (1582–1645)
“A divine antidote against the Plague, contained in Soliloquies and Prayers,” Featley, John (?–1666)
“De l'origi.ne de la Peinture, avec plusieurs pieces detachers,” Felibien, Andrew (1619–1695)
“The Life of the most reverend, learned, and pious Dr. Henry Hammond, who died April 25, 1660,” Fell, Dr. John (1625–1686)
Born: Fenner, William (1660–?)
“Scripture mistaken,” Ferne, Henry (1603–1661)
Born: Feuillee, Louis (1660–1732)
Died: Flink, Govert (1616–1660)
Died: Freinshemius, John (1608–1660)
“Lactantius,” Galle, Servatius (1627–1709)
“Considerations touching the Liturgy of the Church of England, in reference to his Majesty’s late Declaration, and in order to a happy union in church and state,” Gauden, John (1605–1659)
“Wit revived; or a new excellent way of Divertisement, digested into most ingenious questions and answers,” Gayton, Edmund (1609–1666)
Born: Gibert, John Peter (1660–1736)
Born: Grant, Francis (1660–?)
“Hist. Genealogique de la Maison Royale de Savoie,” Guichenon, Samuel (?–1664)
“Recherches historiques et chronologiques, concernant l'etablissement et la suite de seuechaux de Beaucaire et de Nimes,” Guiran, Galliard (1600–1680)
“Biblia Maxima,” Haye, John De La (1593–1661)
Born: Helyot, Peter (1660–1716)
“Poems written by William earl of Pembroke, &c. many of which are answered by way pf repartee by sir Benjamin Rudyard, with other poems written by them occasionally and apart,” Herbert, William (1580–?)
Died: Hersent, Charles (?–1660)
“Historia QuinquArticularis: or a declaration of the Judgment of the Western Churches, and more particularly of the Church of England, in the five controverted points, reproached in these last times by the name of Arminianism. Collected in the way of an Historicall Narration out of the public acts and monuments, and most approved authors of those scverall churches,” Heylin, Dr. Petek (1600–1662)
“A Panegyric to the King,” Higgons, Sir Thomas (1624–?)
“Exercitationes cliuc, quanun prior de passione hysterica, altera de affectione hypochondnaca,” Highmore, Nathaniel (1613–1684)
Born: Hoffmann, Frederick (1660–1737)
“Marginal Notes on the New Testament,” Holden, Henry (1596–1665)
Died: Honthorst, Gerard (1592–1660)
“Microcosmus, seu brevis manuductio ad historiam corporis humani, in gratiam discipuloium,” Hoorne, John Van (1621–1670)
“Opera Medica,” Horstius, Gregory (1578–1636)
“The fourth book of Virgil translated,” Howard, Sir Robert (1626–1698)
“Elementa Historiae Civilis,” Howel, Laurence (?–1683)
Died: Howson, John (1556–1660)
Born: Jablonski, Daniel-Ernest (1660–1741)
“Bentivolio and Urania,” Ingelo, Nathaniel, D. D. (?–1683)
Born: Kennet, White (1660–1728)
Died: Knox, Capt Robert (1641–1660)
Born: Lagny, Thomas Fantet De (1660–1734)
“Epistolae praestantium et eruditorum Virorum, &c.” Limborch, Pinup (1633–?)
“Modern Policy compleated, or the public actions and councils, '&c. of General Monk,” Lloyd, David (1625–1691)
Died: Lugo, John (1583–1660)
“Biblia Maxima,” Lyra, Nicholas De (?–1340)
Died: Mariales, Xantes (1580–1660)
“A collection of Letters made by sir Tobie Matthews, kt. with a character of Lucy, countess of Carlisle,” Matthew, Tobias (1578–1655)
“A Collection of Acts of Parliament, Charters, Trials at Law, and Judges’ Opinions, concerning those Grants to the College of Physicians,” Merret, Christopher (1614–1695)
Died: Metkerke (1528–1660)
Died: Molina, Lewis (1553–1660)
Born: Motteux, Peter Antony (1660–?)
Born: Nary, Cornelius (1660–?)
“Mathematical Elements, three parts,” Newton, John (1622–?)
“The excellency and lawfulness of the Solemn League and Covenant,” Nye, Philip (1596–?)
“Iliad” Ogilby, John (1600–1676)
Died: Oughtred, William (1573–1660)
“Dictionary,” Oughtred, William (1573–1660)
“Secret pour composer en musique par un art nouveau,” Ouvrard, Rene' (?–1694)
“Le parlement de Bourgogne, avec les armoiries,” Palliot, Peter (1608–1698)
“La vraie et parfaite science des Armoiries de Gelliot, avec de plus de 6000 ecussons,” Palliot, Peter (1608–1698)
Died: Pellegrini, Camillo (1598–1660)
“An Elegy upon the Death of Gabriel Naude, in 1653.” Petit, Peter (1617–1687)
“Reflections upon some Persons and Things in Ireland,” Petty, William (1623–1751)
“Veritas inconcussa; or King Charles I. no man of blood, but a martyr for his people:” Philips, Fabian (1601–1690)
Died: Polemberg, Cornelius (1586–1660)
“Sepultura Veterum,” Quenstedt, John Andrew (1688–?)
Died: Rohan, Henry Duke De (1572–1660)
Died: Rolle, Henry (1589–1660)
Born: Rudbeck, Olaus (1660–?)
“Vestigi dell' antichita di Roma,” Sadeler, John (1550–1570)
“Les He-ires” St. Pavin, Dennis Sanguin De (?–1670)
Born: Sanderson, Robert (1660–1794)
Died: Scarron, Paul (1610–1660)
“Clelie,” Scuderi, Magdeleine De (1607–1701)
“Almahide, ou PEsclave Reine,” Scuderi, Magdeleine De (1607–1701)
“The Anatomy of Secret Sins,” Sedgwick, Odadiah (1600–1717)
“The Parable of the Prodigal,” Sedgwick, Odadiah (1600–1717)
“Hypothesis de Officiis secundum Humanae Rationis Dictata, seu Naturae jus, unde Casus omnes Conscientitc quatenus Notiones a Natura supersunt dijudicari possint,” Sharroch, Robert (1649–1684)
Born: Sloane, Sir Hans (1660–1666)
“Lettres & Discours sur diverses matieres curieuses,” Sorbiere, Samuel (1615–?)
Born: Stahl, George Ernest (1660–?)
Born: Stanhope, George (1660–1730)
“Apology fur the ancient right and power of the Bishops to sit and vote in parliaments,” Stephens, Jeremy (1592–1665)
“Oceana,” Stubbe, Henry (1631–?)
Died: Tacquet, Andrew (?–1660)
“Ductor Dubitantium, or the Rule of Conscience in all her general measures; serving as a great instrument for the determination of cases of conscience,” Taylor, Jeremy (1613–1667)
Died: Varenius, Bernard (?–1660)
Died: Venner, Tobias (1577–1660)
“A Defence of Arms and Armory,” Waterhouse, Edward (1619–1670)
“The tragedy of Christopher Love at Tower-hill,” Wild, Robert (1609–1679)
“Iter Boreaie, attempting something upon the successful and matchless march of the L Gen. George Monk from Scotland to London,” Wild, Robert (1609–1679)
“The great Antichrist revealed,” Williams, Griffith (1589–1672)
“Increpatio Bar Jesu, sive Polemica? adsertiones locorum aliquot Sacrse Scripturae ah imposturis perversionum in Catechesi Racoviana,” Wren, Matthew (1585–1667)
“Philosophic Studiosus,” Wycherley, William (1640–?)
Died: Zouch, Richard (?–1660)
“Beauty of Holiness,” Aben-Melek
“Poeti antichi raccolti da Codici manuscriti della Bibliotheca Vaticana e Barberina,” Allatius, Leo (1586–1669)
Born: Ancourt, Florent-Carton D' (1661–1726)
“Fides Catholica, or the doctrine of the Catholic church, &c.” Annand, William (1633–1689)
Died: Argues, Gerard Des (1597–1661)
“Testimonium Flavianum de Christo,” Arnold, Christopher (1627–1656)
“La Pasife,” Artalis, Joseph (1628–1679)
Born: Audran, Benoit (1661–1721)
“Solatium podagricorum,” Balde, James (1603–1663)
Died: Bangius, Thomas (1600–1661)
“Memorials of Worthy Persons.” Barksdale, Clement
“De figuranivis dissertatio,” Bartholine, Erasmus
“a sermon at St. Paul’s, Oct. 20, 1661,” Barwick, John (1612–?)
“Lives of the Regicides,” Bate, George (?–1668)
Born: Bentley, Richard (1661–?)
Died: Besler, Michael Robert (1601–1661)
“Opus astronomicon,” Billi, Jacques De (1602–1679)
“Apollonii Pergaei conicorum, libri v. vi. & vii. paraphraste Abalphato Aspahanensi nunc primum editi,” Borelli, John Alphonso (1608–?)
“De Tiberio,” Bosius, John Andrew (1626–?)
“Certain physiological Essays and other Tracts,” Boyle, Robert (1626–1746)
Born: Brandmuller, Gregory (1661–1691)
Died: Brebeuf, George De (1618–1661)
Born: Brun, Peter Le (1661–?)
Born: Buffier, Claude (1661–1737)
“Pvlartiaiis Epigrammata selecta,” Busby, Richard (1606–1695)
Died: Chaloner, James (?–1661)
“Scientia metrica & rhythmics; seu tractatus de prosodia Arabica ex authoribus probatissimis eruta,” Clarke, Samuel
Died: Colbert, John Baptist (1619–1661)
“Bibliotheca Augusta,” Conringius, Hermannus (1606–1681)
Died: Coote, Sir Charles (?–1661)
“The Interest of England in the matter of Religion,” Corbet, John (1620–1680)
Born: Croze, Mathuiun Veyssiere La (1661–?)
Died: Culpeper, Sir Thomas (1636–1661)
“De confessione auriculari,” Daille, John (1594–1650)
Died: Delft, William James (1619–1661)
Born: Despohtes, Francis (1661–1743)
“latraeum Hippocraticum,” Dieteric, John Conrad (1612–1669)
“Concerning the Vegetation of Plants,” Digby, Sir Kenelm (1603–?)
“Bibl. Juris Canon, veteris,” Doujat, John (1609–1688)
Born: Dubois, Charles Francis (1661–?)
Died: Dupleix, Scipio (1569–1661)
“De Assumptis,” Ecchellensis, Abraham (?–1664)
“Euthychius vindicatus,” Ecchellensis, Abraham (?–1664)
“Homonyma et Synonyma Linguae Latin it- conjuncta et distincta,” Edmondson, Henry (1607–?)
“Synopsis controversiarum Theologicarum, et index locorum totius sacrae Scripturoc,” Essenius, Andrew (1618–1672)
Died: Ferne, Henry (1603–1661)
Died: Fevret, Charles (1583–1661)
“Poems,” Flatman, Thomas (1633–1688)
Born: Frenicle (1661–?)
“Anni mirabiles,” Gilbert, William (1613–1694)
“The Vanity of Dogmatizing, or confidence in opinions, manifested in a discourse of the shortness and uncertainty of our knowledge and its causes, with some reflections on Peripateticism, and an apology for philosophy,” Glanvil, Joseph (1636–1680)
“A View of the Admiral’s Jurisdiction,” Godolphin, John (1617–1678)
Born: Gregory, David (1661–1762)
“De Clinicis, sive Grabatariis veteris Ecclesise:” Gudius, Marquard
Born: Harley, Robert (1661–?)
Died: Haye, John De La (1593–1661)
“A brief Chronicle of the late intestine War in the three kingdoms of England, Scotland, and Ireland, &c.” Heath, James (1629–?)
Born: Hecquet, Philip (1661–1737)
“De Officio boni Principis piique Subditi,” Henichius, John (1616–1671)
“De natura Saturni faciei, ejusque phasibus certa periodoredeuntibus.” Hevelius, John (1611–1687)
“Jamaica viewed,” Hickeringill, Edmund (1630–1708)
“Sermon at the funeral of George Purefoy the elder, of Wadiey in Berks, esq. who was buried by his ancestors at Drayton in Leicestershire, 21 April, 1661;” Hinckley, John (1617–1695)
“Dialogus Physicus, sive de Natura Aeris,” Hobbes, Thomas (1588–1628)
“A Letter concerning Mr. White’s Treatise De Medio Animarum statu,” Holden, Henry (1596–1665)
“Praelectiones theologicae,” Holdsworth, Richard
Died: Holyday, Barten (1593–1661)
“Survey of the World, in ten books, a poem,” Holyday, Barten (1593–1661)
Born: Hospital, William-Francis-Antony, Marquis De L' (1661–1704)
“Etymologicon Orientale, sive Lexicon Harmonicum Heptaglotton,” Hottinger, John-Henry (1620–1735)
Born: Howe, Charles (1661–1745)
Died: Lambecius, Peter (1628–1661)
Died: Leger, Anthony (1594–1661)
“Choice observations on all the kings of England, from the Saxons to the death of Charles I.” Leigh, Edward (1602–1671)
Born: Lenfant, James (1661–1686)
“The Proceedings observed in order to, and in the consecration of, the twelve Bishops in St. Patrick’s Church in Dublin, Jan. 27, 1660,” Loftus, Dudley (1618–?)
“Liber Psalmorum Davidis ex Armeniaco idiotnate in Latinum traductus,” Loftus, Dudley (1618–?)
Died: Magni, Valerian (1586–1661)
“Lnst’s Dominion,” Marloe, Christopher
Died: Mayerne, Sir Theodore De (?–1661)
Died: Mazarin, Julius (1602–1661)
“A Confession of Faith of the Greek Church,” Metrophanes Critopylus (?–1640)
Born: Montague, Charles, Earl Of Halifax (1661–1715)
“De jure silentii,” Morhof, Daniel George (1639–1687)
“Complete Lawyer or, a Treatise concerning Tenures and Estates in Lands of Inheritance for Life, and other Hereditaments and Chattels real and personal,” Noy, William (1577–?)
Born: Papillon, John (1661–1776)
“ad finem notarum in Carmen Tograi,” Pocock, Edward (1604–1691)
Born: Polignac, Melchior De (1661–1741)
Born: Quien, Michael Le (1661–?)
Died: Quillet, Claudius (1602–1661)
“Aphorisms of State,” Ralegh, Sir Walter (1552–1612)
“Apollonius Pergaeus ex versioue Arabica, Latine,” Ravis, Christian (1613–1677)
“Resuscitatio,” Rawley, William (1588–1667)
Died: Retz, John Francis Paul De Gondi (1613–1661)
“De existentia Dei,” Rodon, David (?–1664)
Born: Rollin, Charles (1661–1741)
Died: St. Amant, Mark-Anthony-Gerard, Sieur De (1594–1661)
“God made man, A Tract proving the nativity of our Saviour to be on the 25th of December,” Selden, John (1584–?)
“Phoca anatomice spectatus,” Severinus, Marcus Aurelius (1580–1656)
“Tyrocinia mathematica,” Sinclare, George (?–1696)
Died: Stephens, Anthony (1594–1661)
“I have heard of his great worth and deserts, as well in respect of his learning and orthodox, judgment, as of his most exemplary life and conversation.” Thomas, William (1613–?)
Born: Tournemine, Rene Joseph De (1661–1739)
“La Toscane Francoise,” Tristan L'Hermite, Francis (1601–1655)
“The Power communicated by God to the Prince, and the obedience required of the Subject,” Tyrrell, James (1642–1718)
“Exercitationes de Zoroastre, Hermete, Sanchoniatone,” Ursinus, Zachary (1534–1583)
Born: Vallisnieri, Antonio (1661–?)
Died: Vignier, Jerome (1606–1661)
“L'Antiquite de temps retablie,” Vossius, Isaac (1618–?)
“Catalogus librorum in I3ibl. Aul. Magd. Oxon.” Wilkinson, Henry (1616–1690)
“Uniformity re-asserted,” Womock, Lawrence (1612–1685)
“The Solemn League and Covenant arraigned and condemned,” Womock, Lawrence (1612–1685)
“Letters to sir Edmund Bacon,” Wotton, Sir Henry (1568–1639)
“A practical commentary, or exposition on the hook of Psalms,” Wright, Abraham (1644–1690)
Died: Zeiler, Martin (1589–1661)
“Theatre of Europe” Abelin, John Philip (1646–1646)
“La Tradition de l'Eglise, touchant la devotion a Sainte Vierge,” Abelli, Louis (1603–1691)
Died: Adlzreiter, John (1596–1662)
Died: Alaymo, Mark Anthony (1590–1662)
“De fide hsereticis servanda,” Alberti, Valentine (1635–1697)
“De visione et scientia Dei De voluntate Dei De reprobatione et praedestinatione,” Alderete, Bernard
“Irenicon” Amyraut, Moses (1596–1645)
Born: Anderson, James (1662–?)
“Epistolæ selectæ” Aromatari, Joseph (1586–1660)
Died: Arrighetti, Philip (1582–1662)
Died: Ashe, Simeon (?–1662)
“Answers to the objections urged.against Mr. Ashmole’s being made historiographer to the order of the Garter,” Ashmole, Elias (1617–1634)
Born: Atterbury, Francis (1662–1722)
Born: Averani, Joseph (1662–?)
Died: Bagshaw, Edward (1604–1662)
Died: Baillie, Robert (1599–1662)
Died: Banck, Lawrence (?–1662)
“Scotus Defensus,” Baro, Bonaventure
“La Francia,” Baudrand, Michael Anthony (1633–?)
“He was religious without bigotry, devout without superstition, learned without pedantry, judicious without censoriousness, eloquent without vanity, charitable without ostentation, generous without profusion, friendly without dissimulation, courteous without flattery, prudent without cunning, and humble without meanness.” Beaumont, Joseph (1615–?)
“Institntiones Chymicse, seu manuductio ad pjiilosophiam hermeticam,” Becher, John Joachim (1645–1685)
“Theatrum Sympatheticum,” Becker, Daniel (1627–1673)
“Cornelia,” Berkeley, Sir William
“The Laws of Virginia,” Berkeley, Sir William
“Breviarium orbis terrarum,” Bertius, Peter (1565–1629)
“Medicinse cum Philosophia natural i consensus,” Betts, John (1642–?)
Born: Bianchini, Francis (1662–1729)
Died: Billaut, Adam (?–1662)
Died: Boisrobert, François Metel De (1592–1662)
“De Patronis quatuor nationum universitatis Parisiensis,” Boulai, Cæsar Egasse De (1678–?)
“The Irish colours displayed; in a reply of an English Protestant to a letter of an Irish Roman catholic,” Boyle, Roger (1621–1679)
“An answer to a scandalous letter lately printed, and subscribed by Peter Walsh, procurator for the secular and regular popish priests of Ireland, entitled A letter desiring a just and merciful regard of the Roman catholics of Ireland, given about the end of October 1660, to the then marquis, now duke of Ormond, and the second time lord lieutenant of that kingdom. By the right honourable the earl of Orrery, &c. being a full discovery of the treachery of the Irish rebels since the beginning of the rebellion there, necessary to be considered by all adventurers, and other persons estated in that kingdom,” Boyle, Roger (1621–1679)
“Sceptical Chemist,” Boyle, Robert (1626–1746)
“Orations of divers sorts, accommodated to divers places,” Cavendish, Margaret
“Plays,” Cavendish, Margaret
“Septem illustrium virorum poemata,” Cesarini, Virginio (1595–1624)
“Treatise on Fiefs,” Chantereau-Le-Febure, Louis (1538–1658)
“History of embanking and drayning of divers terms and marshes, &c.” Cole, Charles Nalson (1722–1787)
Died: Cole, William (1626–1662)
“it enabled him to live very well, and from that time, he put his parents to no other expence, but that of providing him his clothes and books.” Comber, Thomas (1644–1653)
“A non est inventus returned to Mr. Edward Bagshaw’s enquiry and vainly boasted discovery of weakness in the Grounds of the Church’s Infallibility,” Cressey, Hugh-Paulin
Died: Daly, Daniel (1595–1662)
Died: Dickson, David (1583–1662)
“Temple of the Muses,” Diepenbeck, Abraham Van (1607–?)
Died: Donne, John (1573–1662)
“Wild Gallant.” Dryden, John (1631–1657)
Died: Dugard, William (1605–1662)
Died: Duppa, Brian (?–1662)
“A View of the Government and public Worship of God in the reformed churches of England, as it is established by the act of uniformity,” Durel, John (1625–?)
Died: Fabert, Abraham (?–1662)
“T. Fuller’s Triana; or three-fold Romanza of Mariana, Paduana, and Sabina,” Fuller, Thomas (1608–?)
Born: Gastrell, Francis (1662–1761)
“A Discourse of artificial Beauty in point of Conscience between two Ladies,” Gauden, John (1605–1659)
“Poem upon Mr. Jacob Bobart’s Yew-men of the Guards to the Physic garden, &c.” Gayton, Edmund (1609–1666)
Born: Gibert, Balthasar (1662–1741)
“De Stylometricis,” Goldman, Nicholas (1623–1665)
“L'homme sans passions, selon les sentimens de Seneque,” Grand, Anthony Le
“A view and correction of the Common Prayer,” Gunning, Peter (1613–?)
“The Paschal or Lent Fast, Apostolical and perpetual,” Gunning, Peter (1613–?)
“M. T. Ciceronis vita, ex optimis quibusque scriptoribus delibata,” Harmar, John (1594–1613)
“Elegy on Dr. Sanderson, bishop of Lincoln,” Heath, James (1629–?)
Born: Henry, Matthew (1662–1714)
“Mercurius in sole visus.” Hevelius, John (1611–1687)
Died: Heylin, Dr. Petek (1600–1662)
“Problemata Physica, una cum magnitudine circuli,” Hobbes, Thomas (1588–1628)
Born: Holmes, George (1662–?)
Born: Hone, George Paul (1662–1747)
“Des Cartes’s Philosophy,” Hooke, Robert (1635–1648)
“Works,” Hooker, Richard (1554–1600)
Born: Hudson, Dr. John (1662–1719)
Born: Johnson, John (1662–1723)
“Doxoscopiae Physicae Minores, sive Isagoge Physica Doxoscopica.” Jungius, Joachim (1587–?)
“Some considerations upon the Act of Uniformity; with an expedient for the satisfaction of the clergy within the province of Canterbury. By a Servant of the God of peace,” Juxon, William (1582–1663)
Died: Launay, Peter De (?–1662)
Died: Lawes, Henry (1600–1662)
“Theatrum Historicum,” Lee, Samuel (1625–?)
“Memento,” Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim (1729–1781)
Died: Ley, John (1583–1662)
Died: Lower, Sir William, Knt. (?–1662)
Born: Mary (1662–?)
Born: Mieris, William (1662–1747)
“Vindication of himself from Mr. Baxter’s Calumny,” Morley, Dr. George (1597–1684)
“Answer to Father Cressy’s Letter;” Morley, Dr. George (1597–1684)
“A perpetual Diary, or Almanac,” Newton, John (1622–?)
“Horologmm Thaumaticum duplex,” Pardies, Ignatius Gaston (1636–?)
Died: Pascal, Blaise (1623–1662)
“A Treatise of Taxes and Contribution,” Petty, William (1623–1751)
Born: Pritz, John George (1662–1732)
“De Atomis,” Rodon, David (?–1664)
“Disputatio realis de ente reali,” Rodon, David (?–1664)
Died: Sanderson, Dr. Robert (1587–1662)
“Judicia (seu Legum Censurae) de variis Incontinentioe speciebus.” Sharroch, Robert (1649–1684)
“Diatriba de Chaldaicis Paraphrastis,” Smith, Thomas (1638–1710)
Died: Stainer, Richard (?–1662)
“De electione et reprobatione,” Sterne, John (1622–1669)
“there are many things in it, which, if he were to write again, he would not say; some, which shew his youth, and want of due consideration; others, which he yielded too far, in hopes of gaining the dissenting parties to the church of England.” Stillingfleet, Edward (1635–1699)
“Just Weights and Measures; that is, the present State of Religion weighed in the Balance, and measured by the Standard of the Sanctuary,” Thorndike, Herbert (?–1672)
“Upon the advantages of an early piety,” Tillotson, John (1630–1672)
“Les Corses Francoise,” Tristan L'Hermite, Francis (1601–1655)
“Logica Apodeictica, sive Tractatus brevis et dilucidus de demonstratione; cum dissertatiuncula Gassendi eodem pertinente,” Tully, Thomas (1620–?)
“An Epistle General to the mystical body of Christ on earth, the church universal in Babylon, who are pilgrims and strangers on the earth, desiring and seeking after the heavenly country,” Vane, Sir Henry (1612–?)
“The Face of the Times; whereby is briefly discovered, by several prophetical Scriptures, from the beginning of Genesis to the end of the Revelation, the rise, progress, and issue, of the enmity and contest between the seed of the woman and the seed of the serpent, to the final breaking of the serpent’s head, to the total and irrecoverable ruin of the monarchies of this world,” Vane, Sir Henry (1612–?)
“Sermons” Vines, Richard (?–1655)
“A brief account of ancient Church Government,” Walker, Obadiah (1615–1699)
“Dictionarium Minus; a compendious Dictionary English-Latin, and Latin- English,” Wase, Christopher (1645–1690)
Born: Wesley, Samuel (1662–1735)
“A poem on the imprisonment of Mr. Edmund Calamy in Newgate,” Wild, Robert (1609–1679)
“Poetry, Sonnets, &c.” Abriani, Paul (?–1699)
“L‘Arte Poetica d’Horatio, tradotta in versi sciolti,” Abriani, Paul (?–1699)
Born: Adam, James (1663–1735)
“Procopii Historic Arcana, Gr. et Lat. Nic. Alernanno interprete, cum ejus et Maltreti notis,” Alemanni, Nicholas (1583–1626)
Died: Ambrose, Isaac (?–1663)
Born: Amontons, William (1663–?)
“Tribunianus Belgicus,” Anselme, Antony (?–1668)
“Gestus Eucharisticus, concerning the Gesture to be used at the receiving the Sacrament,” Ashwell, George (1612–1693)
Died: Balde, James (1603–1663)
Born: Bedford, Hilkiah (1663–1724)
Born: Benedictus, Peter (1663–1742)
“L‘Achille in Sciro’;” Bentivoglio, Hyppolitus (?–1685)
Died: Berigard, Claude Guillermet, Slgnor De (1578–1663)
“Introductio ad Medicinam indigenam,” Beverwick, John De (1594–1647)
“Villebrequin,” Billaut, Adam (?–1662)
“Civitates et admirandae Italiae,” Blaeu, William (1571–1638)
“De Jure Galliae in Lotharingiam,” Boecler, John Henry (1611–1692)
“De Divina Psalmodia, deque variis ritibus omnium ecclesiarum in psallendis Divinis Officiis,” Bona, John (1609–1674)
Died: Bourdeilles, Claude De (?–1663)
“Experiments and considerations upon Colours; to which was added a letter, containing observations on a diamond that shines in the dark,” Boyle, Robert (1626–1746)
“Considerations upon the style of the Holy Scriptures,” Boyle, Robert (1626–1746)
Died: Brun, Lawrence Le (1607–1663)
“Grsecae Grammaticae Rudimenta,” Busby, Richard (1606–1695)
Born: Byng, George (1663–1756)
Died: Calprenede, Walter De Costes (1612–1663)
“nothing dull belonged to the family of Calprenede.” Calprenede, Walter De Costes (1612–1663)
“History of Italy,” Carey, Henry (1596–1639)
“Cabala, or Scrinia sacra,” Carleton, Sir Dudley (1573–1631)
“preached the 1st of November 1662, near the Standard in Cheapside; in ansuer to a pamphlet entitled Reasons why the Roman Catholics should not be persecuted,” Carpenter, Richard
Born: Carre', Lewis (1663–?)
“The Question to whom it belonged anciently to preach? And whether all priests might or did? Discussed out of antiquity. Occasioned by the late directions concerning preachers,” Casaubon, Meric (1599–1671)
“Philosophical and Physical Opinions,” Cavendish, Margaret
Born: Chauveau, Rene (1663–1722)
Died: Clagett, Nicholas (1607–1663)
“Occasional Reflections on several subjects,” Collings, John (1623–1690)
Born: Crescimbeni, John Mario (1663–?)
“Roman Catholic Doctrines no Novelties; or, an answer to Dr. Pierce’s court-sermon, miscalled The primitive rule of Reformation,” Cressey, Hugh-Paulin
Born: Crousaz, John Peter De (1663–1750)
“Lettera di Timauro Antiate a Filaleti, della vera storia della Cicloide, e della famosissima esperienza dell' argento vivo,” Dati, Charles (?–1675)
Born: De Foe, Daniel (1663–1787)
“The ancient method and manner of holding Parliaments in England,” Elsynge, Henry (1598–1654)
Born: Emlyn, Thomas (1663–1756)
Born: Eschenbach, Andrew Christian (1663–1684)
“His Moral Theology,” Escobar, Anthony (?–1669)
Born: Eugene, Francis (1663–1736)
Born: Eyben, Hulderie (1663–1727)
Born: Fabricius, Francis (1663–?)
“Defence of Bill Credit.” Ford, Sir John (1605–?)
“Prophecies concerning the Return of Popery,” Gauden, John (1605–1659)
Born: Gendron, Claude Deshais (1663–?)
Born: Germon, Bartholomew (1663–1718)
“Parnassus medicinalis illustratus” Gesner, Conrad (1516–1565)
“Optica promota,” Gregory, James (1638–?)
“Thuanus resthufcus, sive sylloge, e. cum Francisci Guicciardini paralipomenis,” Guicciardini, Francis (1482–?)
“Sylloge disputation ujn theologicarum etphilologicarum,” Hackspan, Theodore (1607–1659)
“Flagellum or, the Life and Death, Birth and Burial, of Oliver Cromwell, the late usurper,” Heath, James (1629–?)
“A new book of loyal English Martyrs and Confessors, who have endured the pains and terrors of death, arraignment, &c. for the maintenance of the just and legal government of these kingdoms both in church and state,” Heath, James (1629–?)
“De cultu creaturarum &, imaginufn dissert.” Henichius, John (1616–1671)
“An Account of the Revolutions of Siam in 1647,” Herbert, Thomas (1621–1681)
“Mjcrotechne, id est, brevissima Chirurgiae Methoclus,” Hoorne, John Van (1621–1670)
Died: Juxon, William (1582–1663)
Born: King, Dn. William (1663–?)
“Polygraphia,” Kircher, Athanasius (1601–1680)
Born: Labat, John Baptist (1663–1738)
Born: Lanzoni, Joseph (1663–1730)
“The Countess of Bridgwater’s Ghost, &c.” Lloyd, David (1625–1691)
Born: Lobineau, Guy Alexis (1663–?)
“Oratio funebris habita post exuvias nuperi Rev. jbatris Joan. (Bramhall) archiepiscopi Armacbani,” Loftus, Dudley (1618–?)
“Aretino, or serious Romance,” Mackenzie, Sir George (1636–1691)
Born: Massillon, John Baptist (1663–?)
Born: Mather, Dr. Cotton (1663–1728)
Born: Matti, Don Emmanuel (1663–?)
“Epistola apologetica & parasnetica ad Thcologum quendara Belgam scripta,” Morley, Dr. George (1597–1684)
Born: Ostervald, John Frederick (1663–?)
“from the chains and fetters of an unhappy education.” Parker, Samuel (1640–1730)
“Familiae Romans ex antiquis numismatibus ah urbe condita ad tempera D. Augusti,” Patin, Charles (?–1693)
Born: Pellegrin, Simon Joseph (1663–?)
“Tenenda non Tollenda: or, the Necessity of preserving Tenures in Capite, and by KnightVservice, which, according to their first institution, were, and are yet, a 'great part of the salus populi, &c, 1660,” Philips, Fabian (1601–1690)
Died: Raynaud, Theophilus (1583–1663)
“Venezia descritta,” Sansovino, Francis (1521–1586)
“Exercitationes variae,” Schoockius, Martin (1614–1665)
Born: Smalridge, George (1663–1729)
“At the restoration he was ejected from Cressedge, but neither Wood nor Calamy have ascertained when he died. The former says” Smith, Samuel
“Æschyli Tragrediae Septem, &c. Versione et Commentario Thorn ae JStanleii,” Stanley, Thomas (1625–?)
“The Slighted Maid” Stapleton, Sir Robert
Born: Stepney, George (1663–1707)
“Discourse on Confirmation” Taylor, Jeremy (1613–1667)
“History of Gavelkind, with the etymology thereof; containing also an assertion, that our English laws are, for the most part, those that were used by vthe ancient Brytains, notwithstanding the several conquests of the Romans, Saxons, Danes, and Normans. With some observations and remarks upon many especial occurrences of British and English history. To which is added, a short history of William the conqueror, written in Latin by an anonymous author in the time of Henry I.” Taylor, Silas (1624–1678)
“A brief account of some expressions in St. Athanasius’s creed,” Towerson, Gabriel (?–1697)
Born: Trimnell, Charles (1663–1702)
“Naples Francoise,” Tristan L'Hermite, Francis (1601–1655)
“Lucas Vanuden pinx. inv. et fee.” Vanuden, Lucas (1595–?)
“De Septuaginta Interpretibus, eorumque translatione & chronologia Dissertationes;” Vossius, Isaac (1618–?)
Born: Walsh, William (1663–1708)
“Romish Doctrines not from the beginning: or a Reply to what S. C. (Serenus Cressy), a Roman catholick, hath returned to Dr. Pierce’s Sermon preached before his Majesty at Whitehall, Feb. 1, 1662, in vindication of our Church against the novelties of Rome,” Whitby, Daniel (1638–1726)
Born: Wilson, Thomas (1663–1755)
“An Antidote to cure the Calamities* of their trembling for fear of the Arke,” Womock, Lawrence (1612–1685)
“Cabala, or Scrinia sacra,” Wotton, Sir Henry (1568–1639)
“A poem, being an Essay on the present ruins of St. Paul’s cathedral,” Wright, Abraham (1644–1690)
Died: Aagard, Christian (1616–1664)
Born: Alberoni, Julius (1664–1752)
“A call to Archippus,” Allein, Joseph (1633–?)
“Reports of many principal Cases argued and adjudged in the time of queen Elizabeth, in the Common Bench,” Anderson, Sir Edmund
Died: Andoque, Peter (?–1664)
“Original and growth of Printing in England,” Atkyns, Richard (1615–1629)
“Paris, 1669, and 1684, 8vo, the last the best edition. 3.” Baluze, Stephen (1631–?)
“Cursus Philosophicus,” Baro, Bonaventure
“Institutiones GhymictE prodromye,” Becher, John Joachim (1645–1685)
Died: Bega, Cornelius (1620–1664)
“Exercitationes ethicae, ceconomicge, politicae,” Berckringer, Daniel (?–1667)
Born: Bernier, Nicholas (1664–1734)
Born: Bertin, Nicholas (1664–1736)
Died: Bonnell, James (1653–1664)
“Exercitatio historica de Clinicis Ecclesiae Teteris,” Bosius, John Andrew (1626–?)
“Recueil des oeuvres diverses,” Brebeuf, George De (1618–1661)
Died: Buxtorf, John (1599–1664)
“Histoire de Cambray et du Cambresis,” Carpentier, John Le (?–1670)
“Philosophical Letters or Modest Reflections upon some opinions in Natural Philosophy, maintained by several famous and learned authors of this age, expressed by way of letters,” Cavendish, Margaret
Born: Chamberlen, Hugh (1664–1728)
“Nine Sermons on occasional subjects,” Chillingworth, William (1602–?)
Died: Coulon, Lewis (1605–1664)
“De auctoritate verbi divini in Hebraico codice,” Crinesius, Christopher (1584–?)
“De ratione motus musculorum,” Croune, William (1647–?)
“Adversus Latinorurn traditionem de cultus religiosi objecto, disputatio,” Daille, John (1594–1650)
“Horie Subseciva?, or a treatise shewing the original, grounds, reasons, and provocations, necessitating our sanguinary Laws against Papists, made in the days of queen Elizabeth,” Denton, William (1605–1691)
Died: Despierres, John (1597–1664)
“O ratio de reducenda ad Medicinam Chirurgia;” Diemerbroeck, Isbrand, De (1609–?)
Died: Doni D'Attichi, Lewis (1596–1664)
Died: Ecchellensis, Abraham (?–1664)
“A parallel of the antient architecture with the modern, in a collection of ten principal authors who have written upon the five orders, viz. Palladio and Scammozzi, Serlio and Vignola D. Barbaro and Cataneo L. B. Alberti and Viola, Bullant and De Lorme compared with one another. The three Greek orders, Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian, comprise the first part of this treatise, and the two Latin, Tuscan and Composite, the latter written in French by Roland Freart, sieur de Chambray made English for the benefit, of builders to which is added, an account of architects and architecture^ in an historical and etymological explanation of certain terms, particularly affected by architects; with Leon Baptista Alberti’s treatise of statues,” Evelyn, John (1620–?)
“Kalendarium Hortense, or the gardener’s almanac, directing what he is to do monthly throughout the year, and what fruits and flowers are in prime,” Evelyn, John (1620–?)
Born: Faccio, Nicolas Of Duilier (1664–1753)
Died: Fermat, Peter (1590–1664)
Born: Ficoroni, Francis (1664–1747)
“Semiotice, sive de signis medicis Tractatus,” Fienus, Thomas (1567–1585)
Born: Glanvil, John (1664–1735)
Born: Gotti, Vincent Lewis (1664–1742)
Died: Gracian, Baltasar (?–1664)
Born: Gravina, John Vincent (1664–?)
Died: Gryphius, Andrew (1616–1664)
Died: Guichenon, Samuel (?–1664)
Born: Harrington, James (1664–?)
Born: Heritier, Marie Jeanne L' (1664–1734)
Born: Hopkins, Charles (1664–1700)
“Concerning the surrender of Dunkirk, thiit it was done upon good Grounds,” Ho Well, James (1594–1666)
Born: Janssens, Honorius Victor (1664–1739)
Born: Lang, John Michael (1664–1731)
“De Principiis Individuationis.” Leibnitz, Godfrey William De (1646–1679)
Born: Leslie, Charles (1664–1687)
Died: Lippi, Fra. Filippo (1606–1664)
Died: Littleton, Dwaud (1589–1664)
“The Speech of James duke of Ormond, made in a parliament at Dublin, Sept. 17, 1662, translated into the Italian,” Loftus, Dudley (1618–?)
Born: Lucas, Paul (1664–1737)
“Sylloge Observationnm Medico-chirurgicarum rariorum,” Marchetti, Peter De (?–1673)
“Diogenes Laertius Graece et Latine cum commentario,” Menage, Giles (1613–?)
Died: Miel, Jan (1599–1664)
Died: Mothe Le Vayer, Francis De La (1588–1664)
Died: Perrot, Nicolas (1606–1664)
“Commentary” Persius, Aulus Flaccus
Born: Petit, Francis Pourfour Du (1664–1741)
“De Magia naturali,” Porta, Johnbaptista (1445–1515)
Born: Prior, Matthew (1664–1681)
“Freres Ennemis,” Racine, John (1639–1699)
“Versio nova in caput quartum Geneseos,” Ravis, Christian (1613–1677)
Died: Rodon, David (?–1664)
Died: Sanderus, Anthony (1586–1664)
“Technica curiosa,” Schott, Gaspar (1608–?)
“The Step-mother,” Stapleton, Sir Robert
“A rational account of the grounds of the Protestant Religion; being a vindication of the lord archbishop of Canterbury’s relation of a conference,” Stillingfleet, Edward (1635–1699)
“On the wisdom of being religious;” Tillotson, John (1630–1672)
“De Ecclesiarum Germanicarum origine et progressu,” Ursinus, Zachary (1534–1583)
Born: Vaniere, James (1664–1739)
“Venerabilis Bedae epistolae duae, necnon vitae abbatum Wiremuthensium etGerwiensium, &c.” Ware, James (1594–1632)
Born: Wharton, Henry (1664–1694)
“The persecution and oppression of John Bale, and Griffith Williams, bishops of Ossory,” Williams, Griffith (1589–1672)
“Cerebri Anatome,” Willis, Thomas (1621–1670)