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.
“Sermons sur divers textes de l'Ecriture,” Abbadie, James (1658–1727)
Born: Abernethy, John (1680–?)
“Obadias Armenus et Latinus, cum annotationibus,” Acoluthus, Andrew (1654–1704)
“Bibliotheque de Dauphiné,” Allard, Guy (?–1716)
Died: Allestry, Richard (1619–1680)
“Dissertatio de Conciliorum quorumvis definitionibus ad examen revocandis,” Allix, Peter (1641–1717)
“Genealogie de la maison de Fontaine- Soliers, issue dela Case Solare, souveraine d'Aste en Piemont,” Avrillon, John Baptist Elias (1652–1729)
“L. C. F. Lactantii Liber, de mortibus persecutorum,” Baluze, Stephen (1631–?)
“The Rights of the Bishops to judge in capital eases in parliament cleared, &c.” Barlow, Thomas (1607–1694)
“CatholicoRomanus Pacificus” Barnes, John
Died: Barrow, Isaac (1613–1680)
“Coliegii Parisiensis societ. Jesu, festi plausus ad nuptias Ludovici Galliarum Delphini, et Marise-Annre-Christianre-Victoriae Bavarse,” Baune, James De La (1649–1725)
“Experimentum novum ac curiosum de Minera arenaria perpetua,” Becher, John Joachim (1645–1685)
Died: Bedloe, Capt. William (?–1680)
“Le pitture antiche del sepolcro de* Nasoni nelia via Flaminia, &c.” Bellori, John Peter (1616–1696)
Died: Benn, William (1600–1680)
Died: Bernini, John Laurence (?–1680)
“Eneide di Virgilio, trasportata in ottavo rima,” Beverini, Bartholomew (1629–?)
“Bibliographia Juridica et Politica,” Beughem, Cornelius De
“Zodiacus Medico-Gallicus,” Blegny, Nicholas (?–1722)
Died: Blood, Thomas (?–1680)
“Historia universalis ab orbe comlito ad J. C. nativitatem,” Boecler, John Henry (1611–1692)
“Leipsic, loS.'i, 4to. 6.” Bohn, John (1640–1718)
“The History of the execrable Irish Rebellion, traced from many preceding acts to the grand eruption, Oct. 23, 1641; and thence pursued to the act of settlement, 1672,” Borlace, Dr. Edmund (?–1682)
Born: Bougerel, Joseph (1680–?)
Born: Boze, Claude Gros De (1680–1753)
Born: Brockes, Bartholomew Henry (1680–?)
“Actii Sinceri Sannazarii, &c. Opera Latina; accedunt notoe, &c.” Broeckhusius, John (1649–1707)
Born: Browne, Simon (1680–?)
“Jura Coronae; or, his majesty’s royal rights and prerogatives asserted against papal usurpations, and all other antimonarchical attempts and practices,” Brydal, John (1635–1704)
“An Essay on the monastic History of the East,” Bulteau, Lewis (1615–1693)
Died: Butler, Thomas (1634–1680)
Died: Butler, Samuel (1612–1680)
“The true History of Scotland,” Calderwood, David (1575–?)
“Boethius de Consolatione,” Cally, Peter (?–1709)
Died: Carloni, John Baptist (?–1680)
“Enquiries into Humane Nature, in six Anatomy-prelections in the new theatre of the royal college of physicians in London,” Charleton, Walter (1619–1707)
Died: Charnock, Stephen (1628–1680)
“The distances of three objects in the same plane, and the angles made at a fourth place in that plane, by observing each object, being given; to find the distances of those objects from the place of observation?” Collins, John (?–1683)
Died: Corbet, John (1620–1680)
Died: Davenport, Christopher (1598–1680)
“The True Presbyterian without disguise: or, a character of a Presbyterian’s ways and actions,” Denham, Sir John (1615–1668)
“Le Lois des Batimens” Desgodetz, Anthony (1653–?)
Born: Destouches, Philip Neuicault (1680–1754)
Died: Drelincourt, Charles (1595–1680)
Born: Drinker, Edward (1680–1782)
Died: Elzevirs (?–1680)
Born: Erskine, Ebenezer, A. M. (1680–?)
Died: Eudes, John (1601–1680)
“Trait6 des Fiefs,” Ferrier, Claude De (1639–1715)
Died: Foucquet, Nicolas (1615–1680)
“was given to it. 3, ?' Bona nova Anatomica,” Franck De Franckenau, George (1643–?)
“Parva Bibliotheca Zootomica,” Franck De Franckenau, George (1643–?)
Born: Freind, Robert (1680–1736)
Born: Gale, John (1680–?)
Died: Glanvil, Joseph (1636–1680)
“The zealous and impartial Protestant,” Glanvil, Joseph (1636–1680)
“English Orator,” Goad, John (1615–1689)
“Traite de TOrigine des Macreuses,” Graindorge, Andrew (?–1676)
Died: Guiran, Galliard (1600–1680)
Born: Guyse, John (1680–?)
Died: Hanneman, John (1611–1680)
Born: Hartman, John Adolphus (1680–1744)
“De tribus impostoribus magnis, Edvardo Herbert, Thoma Hobbes, & Benedicto Spinosa, Liber,” Herbert, Edward (?–1648)
Died: Heritier, Nicolas L' (?–1680)
“Historical narration of Heresy, and the punishment thereof,” Hobbes, Thomas (1588–1628)
Born: Jones, William (1680–1749)
Born: Juncker, Gottlob John (1680–1759)
Born: Ibbot, Dr. Benjamin (1680–1725)
Died: Kircher, Athanasius (1601–1680)
Died: Kneller, Sir Godfrey, Baronet (1648–1680)
“Animadversiones in Pollucem,” Kuhnius, Joachim (1647–1697)
“A determination of the late learned Bishop of Salisbury (Davenant) Englished.” Langbaine, Gerahd (1608–?)
Born: Long, Roger (1680–1770)
“The Nonconformist’s Plea for Peace impleaded, in answer to several late writings of Mr. Baxter, and others,” Long, Thomas (1621–1700)
Born: Longueval, James (1680–?)
Born: Lorenzini, Francis Maria (1680–1743)
Born: Lowman, Moses (1680–1752)
“Account of the Court of Rome,” Luca, John Baptist (1617–1683)
“Whole Duty of Man,” Lucas, Richard (1648–1715)
Died: Machault (1600–1680)
“Lettera proemiale per la traduzione della concordia dei quattro Evangeliste di Giansenio,” Magalotti, Laurence (1637–?)
“Traité de la nature & de la grace,” Malebranche, Nicolas (1638–1715)
Born: Marcello, Benedetto (1680–1741)
Died: Meara, Dermod O (?–1680)
“Thesaurus linguarum orientalium,” Meninski, Franciscus A Mesgnien (1623–1698)
Born: Mill, Henry (1680–?)
Died: Montecuculi, Raymond De (1608–1680)
“Plantarum historia universalis Oxoniensis,” Morison, Robert (1620–1683)
“Prodromus rerum Alsaticarum,” Obrecht, Ulric (?–1701)
“Caius Marius,” Otway, Thomas (1651–1685)
Born: Pack, Richardson (1680–1728)
“Life of St. John Chrysostom, in Greek and Latin, by M. Bigot,” Palladius (368–?)
Born: Papin, Denys (1680–?)
“De Veritate,” Patrick, Simon (1626–1686)
Died: Paulli, Simon (1603–1680)
“Jani Anglorum facies nova, or several monuments of antiquity touching the great councils of this kingdom and the courts of the king’s immediate tenants and otficers,” Pettyt, William (1636–1707)
“de Peste Lipsiensi,” Rivinus, Augustus Qurinus (1652–1723)
Died: Rochefoucault, Francis, Duke Of (1613–1680)
Died: Roell, Hermann-Alexander (1653–1680)
Died: Sandius, Christopher (1644–1680)
Died: Silvestre, Israel (1621–1680)
“Hydrostatical Experiments, with a Discourse on Coal,” Sinclare, George (?–1696)
“An Account of the Greek Church, as to its Doctrines and Rites of Worship, with several Historical Remarks interspersed, relating thereto. To which is added, an Account of the State of the Greek Church under Cyrillus Lucaris, patriarch of Constantinople, with a Relation of his Sufferings and Death,” Smith, Thomas (1638–1710)
“Commentaries on the Aphorisms of Hippocrates,” Sorbait, Paul (?–1691)
“A comfortable treatise for a troubled conscience,” Sparke, Thomas (1548–1616)
Born: Stackhouse, Thomas (1680–1752)
Died: Streater, Robert (1624–1680)
Died: Swammerdam, John (1637–1680)
Died: Swanevelt, Herman (1620–1680)
Died: Talbot, Peter (1620–1680)
Born: Terrasson, Gaspard (1680–1752)
“Theological Dogmas,” Thomassin, Lewis (1619–1695)
Died: Thoresby, Ralph (1658–1680)
“The description of Sweden,” Todd, Hugh (1658–1728)
“The anatomy of a Porpoise dissected at Gresham college,” Tyson, Edward (1649–1708)
“Variorum” Virgil, In Latin, Publius Virgiuus Maro,
“Divine meditations upon several occasions; with a daily directory,” Waller, Sir William (1597–1668)
Died: Wotton, Anthony (1561–1626)
“An introduction to the Sacrament,” Addison, Lancelot (1632–1703)
“Mythographi Latini,” Albricus
“A Methodical French Grammar,” Allais, Denys Vairasse D'
Died: Allein, Richard (1611–1681)
“A letter from a person of honour in the country, written to the earl of Castlehaven; being observations and reflections on his lordship’s memoirs concerning the Wars of Ireland,” Annesley, Arthur (1614–?)
Died: Aprosio, Angelico (1607–1681)
“La Visiera aizata he*, atoste di scrittori.” Aprosio, Angelico (1607–1681)
“Brutum Fulmen, or the bull of pope Pius Sextus against queen Elizabeth,” Barlow, Thomas (1607–1694)
“Vitse selectorum aliquot virorum qui doctrina, dignitate, aut pietate inclaruere,” Bates, William (1625–1699)
“Ludus poeticus in recentem cometam,” Baune, James De La (1649–1725)
Died: Baynes, Sir Thomas (1622–1681)
“Exercitationes de Dodone,” Bernard, Edward (1638–1648)
Born: Berruyer, Joseph Isaac (1681–1758)
Died: Berthauld, Peter (1600–1681)
Born: Bianchi, John Baptist (1681–?)
“Account of rarities preserved at Gresham college,” Bland, Elizabeth
“Notitia sacri imperii Romani,” Boecler, John Henry (1611–1692)
Born: Booth, Barton (1681–1710)
“De Motu Animaiium: pars prima, et pars altera,” Borelli, John Alphonso (1608–?)
Died: Borgianni, Horatio (1630–1681)
“Discours surl'Histoire Universelle,” Bossuet, James (1627–1704)
“Discourse of things above reason inquiring whether a philosopher should admit there are any such” Boyle, Robert (1626–1746)
Died: Breda, Peter Van (1630–1681)
“Historical Rarities in London and Westminster,” Burton, Robert
“Wars in England, Scotland, and Ireland,” Burton, Robert
“Wonderful prodigies of Judgment and Mercy,” Burton, Robert
“Admirable Curiosities of Nature,” Burton, Robert
“Summary of the Councils” Carranza, Bartholomew (1504–?)
“A Reply to a pamphlet called The Mischief of Impositions, by Mr. Alsop, which pretends to answer the dean of St. Paul’s (Dr. Stillingfleet’s) Sermon concerning the Mischief of Separation,” Clagett, William (1646–?)
“No evidence of Diocesan Episcopacy in the primitive times,” Clarkson, David (1622–1686)
“Bibliotheque Anatomique” Clerc, Daniel Le (1652–1672)
Died: Cointe, Charles Le (1611–1681)
“Historical Vindication of the Divine right of Tithes,” Comber, Thomas (1644–1653)
“Unreasonableness of Separation,” Compton, Henry (1632–?)
“Letters to Felibien,” Conrart, Valentin (1603–1675)
Died: Conringius, Hermannus (1606–1681)
“The voyages of Peter Texeira, or the history of the kings of Persia down to 1609,” Cotolendi, Charles
“The Life of Christopher Columbus,” Cotolendi, Charles
“Burlesque upon Burlesque, or the Scoffer scoffed; being some of Lucian’s Dialogues newly put into English fustian.” Cotton, Charles (1630–1649)
Born: Courayer, Peter Francis (1681–?)
“Sextus Aurelius Victor,” Dacier, Anne (1651–?)
“Jus Cassaris et Ecclesiae vere dicta?,” Denton, William (1605–1691)
Born: Dillenius, John James (1681–?)
“Theophili Antecessoris Institutionum lib. quatuor,” Doujat, John (1609–1688)
“De nuinismatibus quibusdam abstrusis Neronis, cum Car. Patino per epistolas disquisitio,” Eggeling, John Henry (1639–?)
“De divisione Nature,” Erigena, John Scotus (?–874)
“Divisio Nature,” Erigena, John Scotus (?–874)
“Africa Portuguesa,” Faria De Sousa, Emanuel (1590–?)
“Of the Unity of the Church:” Fell, Dr. John (1625–1686)
“Flores philosophici ex Virgilio collecti,” Feller, Joachim (1638–?)
“The Annals of King James and King Charles I. containing a faithful history and impartial account of the great affairs of state, and transactions of parliament in England, from the tenth of king James, 1612, to the eighteenth of king Charles, 1642. Wherein several passages relating to the late civil wars (omitted in former histories) are made known,” Frankland, Thomas (1633–1690)
Died: Gaffarell, James (1601–1681)
“Cicero’s Works” Gale, Thomas (1636–1702)
Died: Garnier, John (1612–1681)
“Ichnographia doctrinae de Justificationesecundum typum in monte,” Gataker, Charles
Died: Geier, Martin (1614–1681)
“Sadducismus Triumphans, in two parts,” Glanvil, Joseph (1636–1680)
“Some Discourses, Sermons, and Remains,” Glanvil, Joseph (1636–1680)
Died: Godefroi, Denvs (1615–1681)
Died: Gonet, John Baptist (1616–1681)
“Loyalty displayed, and falsehood unmasked,” Gore, Thomas (1631–1684)
Born: Gough, Richard (1681–1751)
“Compendium rerum jucundarum, et memorabilium naturae,” Grand, Anthony Le
“Fragmentum Stephani Byzantini Grammatici de Dodone, &c.” Gronovius, James (645–?)
“Poesie Liriche,” Guidi, Alexander (1650–1689)
Born: Heineccius, John Gotlieb (1681–1722)
“Ad Nic. Heinsinm, de secessu suo Vianensi.” Heinsius, Nicholas (1620–?)
Died: Herbert, Thomas (1621–1681)
“Israel’s Lamentation,” Heywood, Oliver (1629–1702)
“Vitae Hobbianae Auctarium,” Hobbes, Thomas (1588–1628)
“The happy Ascetick: or the best Exercise,” Horneck, Dr. Anthony (1641–?)
“Some discourses, sermons, and remains of Mr. Joseph Glanvil,” Horneck, Dr. Anthony (1641–?)
“Oratio in obitum Tho, Bartholini,” Jacobæus, Oliger (1650–1671)
“A Vindication of the Morality of the Protestants against the Accusations of Mr. Arnauld,” Juried, Peter (1637–?)
Born: Iselin, James Christopher (1681–1737)
Died: Langhorne, Daniel (?–1681)
“Traite 1 du Droit de Chasse,” Launay, Francis De (1612–1693)
“Historia Kthiopica, &<.” Ludolph, Job (1624–1704)
Died: Macedo, Francis (1596–1681)
“Idea eloquentiae tbrensis hodiernae, una cum actione forensi ex unaquaque juris parte,” Mackenzie, Sir George (1636–1691)
“History of Calvinism,” Maimbourg, Louis (?–1686)
Born: Manfredi, Gabriel (1681–1761)
“Works” Manton, Thomas (1620–1677)
“Observations concerning the Thracian Bosphorus,” Marsigli, Lewis Ferdinand (1658–1730)
“Miscellaneous Poems,” Marvell, Andrew (1620–1678)
Died: Masentus, James (1606–1681)
Died: May, Louis Du (?–1681)
“The prudent Voyager,” May, Louis Du (?–1681)
Died: Mieris, Francis (1635–1681)
“Shrimp Man.” Mieris, Francis (1635–1681)
Died: Moreri, Lewis (1643–1681)
“Bern. Varenii Geographia,” Newton, Sir Isaac (1642–1737)
“Cenotaphia Pisana Caii et Lucii Caesarum dissertationibus illustrata,” Noris, Henry (1631–1700)
“The New Digester, or Engine for the softening of Bones,” Papin, Denys (1680–?)
Died: Patru, Oliver (1604–1681)
“.The Politician discovered,” Petty, William (1623–1751)
“Jus Anglorum ab antique, or a confutation of an impotent libel against the government by king, lords and commons, under the pretence of answering Mr. Pettyt, and the author of * Jam Anglorum facies nova,'” Pettyt, William (1636–1707)
Died: Prior, Matthew (1664–1681)
“The Spanish Critic,” Ricaut, Sir Paul (1647–?)
Died: Ruysdaal, Jacob (1636–1681)
“Oxon. 1658, 4to; published by Dr. Barlow from the original in the Bodleian library, and by Dr. Lamphire, in the second edition of *' Monarchia Britannica,” Savile, Sir Henry (1549–1592)
“Jani Anglorum facies altera,” Selden, John (1584–?)
Died: Somers, John Lord (1650–1681)
“A just and modest Vindication of the proceedings of the two last Parliaments,” Somers, John Lord (1650–1681)
Died: Terburgh, Gerard (1608–1681)
Born: Theophanes, Prokopovitch (1681–1698)
“A collection of Letters and other writings relating to the horrid Popish Plot, printed from the originals,” Treby, George (?–1701)
“Truth vindicated; or, a detection of the aspersions and scandals cast upon sir Robert Clayton and sir George Treby, justices, &c. in a paper published in the name of Dr. Francis Hawkins, minister of the Tower, entitled ‘The confession of Edward Fitzharris, &c.’” Treby, George (?–1701)
“Patriarcha non Monarcha, or the Patriarch unmonarched, &c.” Tyrrell, James (1642–1718)
“Seleucidarnm imperium, seu historia regum Syriæ, ad fidem numismatutum accommodata,” Vaillant, John Foi (1632–?)
“Life of Francis de Lorraine, duke of Guise,” Valincour, John Baptist Du Trousset De (1653–1730)
Died: Vavassor, Francis, (1605–1681)
“Tela Ignea Satanae,” Wagenseil, John Christopher (1633–1706)
Born: Warburton, John (1681–1759)
“The Conversion of Philip Corwine, a Franciscan Friari to the protestant religion^ in 1569,” Ware, James (1594–1632)
“The Reformation of the Church of Ireland, in the life and death of George Brown, sometime archbishop of Dublin,” Ware, James (1594–1632)
Died: Wharton, Sir George (1617–1681)
“L'Ambassadeur et ses Fonctions,” Wicquefort, Abraham De (1598–1682)
“Two Treatises concerning God’s Atl-Sufficiency, &c.” Wilkinson, Henry (1616–1690)
“Poetical Fragments,” Woodfohd, Samuel (1636–1700)
“Monarchia Britannica,” Wotton, Sir Henry (1568–1639)
Born: Young, Edward (1681–1705)
“Relation de la riviere des Amazones,” Acuna, Christopher (1597–1675)
Born: Aikman, William (1682–1731)
Born: Alberti, Michael (1682–1757)
Died: Alcala Y Henares, Alphonso De (1599–1682)
Born: Allein (1682–1755)
“Anastasii, Sinaitæ contemplationum in Hexahemeron liber xii hactenus desideratus,” Allix, Peter (1641–1717)
“De vitis Stephanoruni,” Almeloveen, Theodore Jansson Van (1657–1658)
“Contemplationes in Hexameron,” Anastasius
“A true account of the whole proceedings between James duke of Ormond, and Arthur earl of Anglesey, before the king and his council, &c.” Annesley, Arthur (1614–?)
Born: Asselin, Giles Thomas (1682–1767)
“Absalom and Achitophel,” Atterbury, Francis (1662–1722)
Died: Averani, Benedict (1645–1682)
“Geographia ordine literarum disposita,” Baudrand, Michael Anthony (1633–?)
“Ludovico duci Borbonio, Oratio,” Baune, James De La (1649–1725)
Born: Beccaria, James Bartholomew (1682–?)
Born: Benson, William (1682–1754)
“A history of Blois,” Bernier, John (1622–1698)
“Tractatus de Cometis,” Billberg, John (?–1717)
“Theatrum Sabaudise et Pedemontii,” Blaeu, William (1571–1638)
“An introduction to Astrology,” Blagrave, Joseph (1610–1679)
“Histoire du Calendrier Romain,” Blondel, Francis (1617–1686)
Died: Blount, Sir Henry (1602–1682)
“Mercurius compilatitius, seu index medico-practicus,” Bonet, Theophilus (1620–?)
Died: Borlace, Dr. Edmund (?–1682)
“Analecta philologica, et judicium de lexicis Latinis Graecisque,” Borrichius (1626–?)
“Monologue historique de la Mere de Dieu,” Bouette De Blemur, Jacqueline (1618–1696)
“New experiments and observations made Upon the Icy Noctiluca; to which is added a chemical paradox, grounded upon new experiments, making it probable, that chemical principles are transmutable, so that out of one of them others may be produced,” Boyle, Robert (1626–1746)
“Conveyances, being select precedents of deeds and instruments concerning the most considerable estates in England,” Bridgeman, Sir Orlando
“Experimenta nova circa Pancreas. Accedit Diatribe de Lympha et genuine Pancreatis usu,” Brunner, John Conrad (1653–?)
“De Lineis Spiralibus, Exerc. Geom.& Astron.” Bullialdus, Ismael (1605–1694)
“History of his own Time.” Burnet, Gilbert (1643–1714)
“Synagoga Judaica,” Buxtorf, John (1564–?)
“Historia Syncretistica,” Calovius, Abraham (1612–?)
Died: Caramuel De Lobkqvitsh, John (1606–1682)
Born: Carmichael, Gekhhom, M. A. (1682–1738)
Died: Case, Thomas (1598–1682)
“Horae Samaritans,” Cellarius, Christopher (1638–?)
Born: Charles Xii., King Of Sweden (1682–?)
“The harmony of natural and positive Divine Laws,” Charleton, Walter (1619–1707)
Died: Clarke, Samuel (1599–1682)
Died: Claude, Lorraine (1600–1682)
Born: Collins, Arthur (1682–1760)
“A Plea for the bringing in of Irish cattle, and keeping out the fish caught by foreigners; together with an address to the members of parliament of the counties of Cornwall and Devon, about the advancement of tin, fishery, and divers manufactures.” Collins, John (?–1683)
Born: Cotes, Roger (1682–?)
Died: Cotin, Charles (?–1682)
Born: Craig, James (1682–1744)
“Lucretius,” Creech, Thomas (1659–?)
“De sputo sanguinis a partibus corporis infirmis, supervenientis cum Tussi, &c.” Crispus, Anthony (1600–?)
“Three Letters to Mr. Baxter, written in 1673, concerning the Possibility of Discipline under a Diocesan Government,” Dodwell, Henry (1641–1711)
“Mysteria Cereris et Bacchi, in vasculo ex uno onyche,” Eggeling, John Henry (1639–?)
“Christianity in short, or the short way to be a good Christian,” Ellis, Clement (1630–1700)
Born: Facciolati, James (1682–1769)
Born: Falkenstein, John Henry (1682–1760)
“A beautiful edition of St. Cyprian’s Works, revised and illustrated with notes,” Fell, Dr. John (1625–1686)
Died: Ferrari, Octavius (1607–1682)
Died: Ferre, Vincent (?–1682)
Died: Freher, Paul (1611–1682)
Born: Frezier (1682–1772)
“Observations sur les arrets du parlement de Toulouse recueillespar la Rochefiavin,” Graverol, Francis (1635–1694)
“Senecae Tragediae,” Gronovius, James (645–?)
“Philosophical Collections,” Haak, Theodore (1605–?)
Died: Halyburton, Thomas (1674–1682)
Born: Hase, Theodore De (1682–1723)
Born: Hastings, Lady Elizabeth (1682–1739)
Died: Henault, John D' (?–1682)
“La Gnomonique,” Hire, Philip De La (1640–1718)
“An Answer to archhishop Bramhall’s Book called The catching of the Leviathan,” Hobbes, Thomas (1588–1628)
“Seven philosophical Problems, and two Propositions of Geometry,” Hobbes, Thomas (1588–1628)
“The Church of England free from the imputation of Popery,” Hooper, Dr. George (1640–1727)
“The last Confession, Prayers, and Meditations, of Lieutenant John Stern, delivered by him on the cart, immediately before his execution, to Dr. Burnet: together with the last Confession of George Borosky, signed by him in the prison, and sealed up in the lieutenant’s pacquet. With which an account is given of their deportment, both in the prison, and at the place of their execution, which was in the Pall-mall, on. the 10th of March, in the same place in which they had murdered Thomas Thynne, esq. on the 12th of February before, in 1681.” Horneck, Dr. Anthony (1641–?)
Born: Hughes, John (1682–1710)
Born: Huysum, John Van (1682–1749)
“Julian' the Apostate, &c.” Johnson, Samuel (1649–1703)
“History of Calvinism” Juried, Peter (1637–?)
“Key to open Scripture Metaphors,” Keach, Benjamin (1640–?)
Died: Killigrew, Thomas (1611–1682)
“BibK Philosophica,” Lipenius, Martin (1630–?)
“John Goedertius of Insects,” Lister, Martin (1638–1695)
“De Fontibus medicalibus AnglitE,” Lister, Martin (1638–1695)
Born: Lussan, Margaret De (1682–1756)
“Polygamia triumphatrix,” Lyserus, John (?–1684)
Born: Maillebois, Jean-Baptiste Des Marets, Marquis Of (1682–1762)
Died: Maitland, John (?–1682)
“A brief and practical Discourse on Abstinence in Lent,” Manby, Peter (?–1697)
“An Account of Martyrs in her reign,” Mary (1517–1553)
“L'Origine des Francois,” Mezerai, Francis Eudes De (1610–1633)
Born: Morgagni, John Baptist (1682–1771)
“An Impartial Collection of the Great Affairs of State, from the beginning of the Scotch rebellion in 1639, to the murder of king Charles I, &c.” Nalson, John (1638–1685)
Born: Neumann, Caspar (1682–1737)
“The Picture of Love unveiled,” Norris, John (1657–1711)
“Hierocles upon the golden verses of the Pythagoreans,” Norris, John (1657–1711)
“Light in the way to Paradise; with other occasionals,” North, Dudley Fourth Lord (?–1677)
Born: Olivet, Joseph Thoulier D' (1682–?)
Died: Ott, John Henry (1617–1682)
“Calendarium novum, perpetuum, et irrevocable,” Ouvrard, Rene' (?–1694)
“La Maniere d'amollir les Os, et de faire cuire toutes sortes des Viandes en peu de terns et a peu de fraix,” Papin, Denys (1680–?)
Born: Passionei, Dominick (1682–1761)
Died: Pautre, Anthony Le (1617–1682)
Died: Peter The Great (1672–1682)
“An Essay in Political Arithmetic,” Petty, William (1623–1751)
“Argumentum Anunormanicum; or an argument proving from ancient histories and records, that William duke of Normandy made no absolute conquest in England,” Pettyt, William (1636–1707)
“Paeonis & Pythagoras Exercitationes Anatomicae,” Peyer, John Conrad
“Parerga Anatomica & Medica,” Peyer, John Conrad
Died: Picard, John (?–1682)
Born: Pulteney, William (1682–?)
Died: Puy-Segur, James De Chastenet, Lord Of (1600–1682)
“Met hod us Plantarum Nova,” Ray, John (1628–1705)
“Methodus Plantarum,” Ray, John (1628–1705)
Died: Rupert, Prince (1619–1682)
Born: Sabatier, Peter (1682–1742)
Born: Saunderson, Nicolas (1682–?)
Died: Savaron, John (?–1682)
“The Security of Englishmen’s Lives, or the trust, power, and duty of the Grand Juries of England explained according to the fundamentals of the English government, &c.” Somers, John Lord (1650–1681)
“Persian Prince, or Loyal Brother,” Southern, Thomas (1659–1746)
Died: Strauchius, Ægidius (1632–1682)
“Architecture militaris Tyrocinia,” Sturmius, John Christopher (1635–1703)
Born: Thorpe, John (1682–1750)
“Notae & animadversiones in Harpocrationem & Philippi Jacobi Maussaci Notas. Ex Bibliotheca Gulielmi Prousteau,” Valesius, Henry (1603–1650)
“A Prospect of the State of Ireland from the year of the world 1756 to the year of Christ 1652,” Walsh, Peter (?–1687)
“The Protestant Peacemaker,” Wetenhall, Edward (1636–1713)
“A judgment of the Comet, which became first generally visible at Dublin, Dec. 13, 1680,” Wetenhall, Edward (1636–1713)
“Memorials of the English Affairs,” Whitelocke, Bulstrode (1605–1676)
Died: Wicquefort, Abraham De (1598–1682)
“Sermons of Bishop Wilkins,” Wilkins, John (1614–?)
Born: Willis, Browne (1682–1724)
Born: Wright, Samuel (1682–1746)
“Statuta facultatis artium ThomisticEe collegio Parisiensi fratrum prsedicatorum instituta,” Alexander, Noel, In Latin Natalis (1639–1724)
“An Abridgment of that Grammar,” Allais, Denys Vairasse D'
“Inscriptions de Grenoble,” Allard, Guy (?–1716)
Born: Alston, Charles (1683–?)
“History of the Government of Venice, and that of the Uscocks, a people of Croatia:” Amelot De La Houssaye, Nicholas (1634–1706)
“A letter of remarks upon Jovian,” Annesley, Arthur (1614–?)
“Conjectura circa Enw/tw D. dementis Itomani, cui subjiciuntur castigationes in Epiphanium et Petavium de Eucharistia, de Ccelibatu Ciericorum, et de orationibus pro vita functis,” Arderne, James (?–1691)
Died: Arndt, Christian (1623–1683)
“The cure of Old Age and preservation of Youth,” Bacon, Roger (1214–1294)
“Nova Collectio Conciliorum,” Baluze, Stephen (1631–?)
Died: Barnard, John (?–1683)
“TheoJogo-historicus, or the true life of the most reverend divine and excellent historian Peter Heylyn, D. D. subdean of Westminster,” Barnard, John (?–1683)
“Ferdinando de Furstenberg, pro fundata missione Sinensi, gratiarum actio,” Baune, James De La (1649–1725)
“De urinis et pulsibus, tie missione sanguinis, de febribus, de morbis capitis et pectoris,” Bellini, Laurence (1643–1703)
“Soul prosperity,” Benn, William (1600–1680)
Died: Berchem, Nicolas (1624–1683)
Born: Berger, Theodore (1683–1773)
“Gallia critica et experimentalis ab anno 1665 usque ad 1681,” Beughem, Cornelius De
Born: Blackbourne, John (1683–1741)
“Cours de Mathematiques,” Blondel, Francis (1617–1686)
“Religio Laici,” Blount, Charles (1654–1693)
“Ecclesiastical Annals of France,” Bois, Gerard Du (1629–1696)
Died: Brandt, Gerard (1657–1683)
Born: Breda, John Van (1683–1750)
“Theory of Vision” Briggs, William (1650–1748)
“Exercitationes Academic^,” Burman, Francis (1632–1679)
“Strange and prodigious religious Customs and Manners of sundry Nations,” Burton, Robert
“A Dissertation concerning the Government of the Ancient Church, by bishops, metropolitans, and patriarchs. More particularly concerning the ancient power and jurisdiction of the bishops of Rome, and the encroachments of that upon other sees, especially the see of Constantinople;” Cave, William (1637–1713)
Born: Chappelow, Leonard (1683–1768)
“Three Anatomic Lectures concerning, l.The motion of the blood through the veins and arteries. 2. The organic structure of the heart. 3. The efficient cause of the heart’s pulsation. Read in the 19th, 20th, and 21st day of March 1682, in the anatomic theatre of his majesty’s royal college of Physicians in London,” Charleton, Walter (1619–1707)
“De Pexcellence de la Langue Francoise,” Charpentier, Francis (1620–1702)
“An Answer to the Dissenters’ Objections against the Common Prayers, and some other parts of the divine service prescribed in the Liturgy of the Church of England,” Clagett, William (1646–?)
“The Difference of the Case between the Separation of Protestants fromthe Church of Rome, and the Separation of Dissenters from the Church of England,” Clagett, William (1646–?)
“Historical Defence of the Reformation” Claude, John (1619–1695)
Died: Collins, John (?–1683)
Died: Cooper, Anthony Ashley (1621–1683)
“The conduct of France since the peace of Nimeguen,” Courtilz, Gatien De (1644–1712)
Born: Desaguliers, John-Theophilus (1683–1751)
“Description de Tabbaye de la Trappe,” Desmares, Toussaint (1599–1687)
“Grammatica Linguarum Orientalium ex recensione Davidis Clodii,” Dieu, Lewis De (1590–?)
“Histoire anatomique d'une matrice extraordinaire,” Dionis, Peter
“A Call to delaying Sinners,” Doolittle, Thomas (1730–?)
Born: Elstob, Elizabeth (1683–?)
Died: Ettmuller, Michael (1644–1683)
Born: Fenton, Elijah (1683–1691)
“A large Commentary on the Psalms,” Ferrand, Louis (1645–1699)
Born: Fontenay, Peter Claude (1683–1742)
Born: Fourmont, Stephen (1683–1743)
“The Resolution of this case of conscience, whether the Church of England’s symbolizing, so far as it doth with the Church of Rome, makes it lawful to hold communion with the Church of Rome?” Fowler, Edward (1632–1732)
Died: Furstemberg, Ferdinand De (1626–1683)
Died: Gallois, John (1632–1683)
Born: Garengeot, Rp.Ne Jamf.S Croissant De (1683–1759)
Died: Grimston, Sir Harbottle (1594–1683)
“Exercitationes aca<Jemicae de pernicie et casu Judoe,” Gronovius, James (645–?)
“Castigationes ad paraphrasim Graeeam Enchiridii Epicteti ex codice Mediceo,” Gronovius, James (645–?)
Born: Grove, Henry (1683–?)
“Theory of the Variation of the Magnetical Compass,” Halley, Edmund (1656–1719)
“Pharmacologia anti-empirica,” Harris, Walter (1647–1725)
Born: Heister, Laurence (1683–?)
“8.” Hickes, George (1642–?)
“Annotations on the 13th Chapter to the Romans,” Hooper, John
“Delight and Judgment: or a prospect of the great day of Judgment, and its power to damp and imbitter sensual delights, sports, and recreations,” Horneck, Dr. Anthony (1641–?)
“The Fire of the Altar: or certain directions how to raise the soul into holy flames, before, at, and after the receiving of the blessed Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper with suitable prayers and devotions,” Horneck, Dr. Anthony (1641–?)
Died: Howel, Laurence (?–1683)
Born: Huldrich, John James (1683–1731)
“Histoire du Calvinisme et du Papisrne mise en parallele,” Juried, Peter (1637–?)
“Abrege de i'Histoire du Concile de Trente,” Juried, Peter (1637–?)
Died: Ingelo, Nathaniel, D. D. (?–1683)
Born: Inguimberti, Dominic, Joseph, Marie D' (1683–1757)
“An Assistance to Justices of the Peace, for the easier Performance of their Duty,” Keble, Joseph (1632–?)
“An atheist now must a monster be,” Kennet, White (1660–1728)
Born: Lampe, Frederic Adolphus (1683–?)
Born: Lavington, George (1683–?)
“Versio Septuaginta Interpretum,” Leusden, John (1624–1647)
Died: Locke, John (1632–1683)
Died: Luca, John Baptist (1617–1683)
“Messis Medico-spagyrica, &c.” Manget, John James
“The Figures and Types of the Old, Testament explained and improved,” Mather, Samuel (1626–1671)
“The Rationarium Temporum of father Petau,” Maucroix, Francis De (1619–1708)
Died: Minellius, John (1625–1683)
“De Politia” Moket, Richard (1578–1618)
“Dissertationes octo, in quibus multa sacra3 et profanae Antiquitatis Monumenra explicantur,” Morin, Stephen (1625–1728)
“Elevation des Eaux, par toute sorte de machines, reduite a la mesure, au poids, et a la balance. Presentee a-sa majeste tres Chrestienne par le Chevalier Morland, gentilhomme ordinaire de la Chambre privee, et maistre des mechaniques du Roy de la Grande Bretaigne,” Morland, Sir Samuel, Bart. (1625–1679)
“A true Account of the whole Proceedings betwixt James Duke of Ormond and Arthur Earl of Anglesey,” Morley, Dr. George (1597–1684)
“Vindication of himself from Mr. Baxter’s injurious Reflexions,” Morley, Dr. George (1597–1684)
Born: Munich, Burchard Christopher (1683–?)
Born: Nettleton, Thomas (1683–1742)
Born: Nicole, Francis (1683–?)
“An idea of Happiness, in a letter to a friend, inquiring wherein the greatest happiness attainable by man in this life doth consist,” Norris, John (1657–1711)
“A Murnival of Knaves; or Whiggism plainly displayed and burlesqued out of countenance,” Norris, John (1657–1711)
“Tractatus adversus Reprobationis absolutae Decretum, nova methodo & snccinctissimo compendio adornatus, & in duos libros digestus,” Norris, John (1657–1711)
Born: Oldfield, Anne (1683–?)
Born: Perceval, John (1683–1748)
“Ordonnance des cinq Especes de Colonnes, selon la methode des Anciens,” Perrault, Claude (1613–1688)
“Observations upon the Dublin Bills of Mortality in 1681,” Petty, William (1623–1751)
“A full Answer to a book written by William Pettyt, esq. with a true account of the famous Colloquium, or Parliament 40 Hen. Ill and a glossary expounding some few words in ancient records, together with some animadversions on a book called Jani Anglorum facies nova,” Pettyt, William (1636–1707)
“Sermones convivales,” Peutinger, Conrad (1465–1574)
Born: Piazzetta, John Baptist (1683–1754)
“A Discourse on Prayer,” Pittis, Thomas (1652–1687)
Born: Poleni, John (1683–1761)
Born: Rameau, John Philip (1683–?)
“de la Saintété des Devoirs de l'Etat monastique,” Rance', Dom. Armand John Le Bouthillier De (1626–1700)
Born: Reaumur, Rene' Anthony Farchault, Sieur De (1683–?)
Born: Rivet De La Grange, Anthony (1683–?)
“Gulichii Analysis et compendium hbrorum propheticorum antiqui et novi fcederis,” Roell, Hermann-Alexander (1653–1680)
“History of the City of Herderwich” Sagittarius, Caspar (1643–1694)
“Academia artis pictoria?,” Sandrart, Joachim (1606–?)
“Certain Cases of Conscience resolved, concerning the lawfulness of joining with forms of prayer in public worship,” Scott, Dr. John (1638–1694)
“Rules, orders, and instructions” Sherburne, Sir Edward (1618–1640)
“that he came back when the parliament was pressing the king into the war, the court of France having obtained leave for him to return; and that, upon his doing all he could to divert the people from that war, some took him for a pensioner of France: while he in the mean time declared, to those to whom he durst speak freely, that he knew it was a juggle; that our court was in an entire confidence with France; and had no other design in this show of a war but to raise an army, and keep it beyond sea till it was trained and modelled.” Sidney, Algernon (1617–?)
Died: Siri, Victor (1613–1683)
Died: Sluse, Rene' Francis Walter (1620–1683)
Born: Snape, Andrew (1683–1731)
Died: Tellier, François Michel Le (1641–1683)
“Fourth collection of papers relating to the present juncture of affairs in England,” Treby, George (?–1701)
Born: Uffembach, Zachary Conrade D' (1683–1734)
“Exordium sive proo3mium in Leviticum,” Viel, Charles Maria De (1679–?)
“Biographical Dictionary.” Walton, Isaac (1593–1640)
Born: Waterland, Daniel (1683–?)
“The Protestant Reconciler, humbly pleading for condescension to Dissenting Brethren in things indifferent and unnecessary, for the sake of peace; and shewing how unreasonable it is to make such things the necessary conditions of Communion. By a well-wisher to the Church’s Peace, and a Lamenter of her sad Divisions,” Whitby, Daniel (1638–1726)
“Bilrons: or a new discovery of Treason under the fair face and mask of Religion, and of Liberty of Conscience, &c.” Whitby, Daniel (1638–1726)
“An awakening Word to the Grand jury men of the nation,” Whitby, Daniel (1638–1726)
“Animadversions upon a late treatise, entitled, the Protestant Reconciler,” Whitby, Daniel (1638–1726)
“Remarks on the Preface to the Protestant Reconciler, in a letter to a friend: dated February the 28ih, 1682,” Whitby, Daniel (1638–1726)
“Protestant Reconciler, earnestly persuading the Dissenting Laity to join in full Communion with the Church of England; and answering all the objections of Nonconformists against the lawfulness of their submission unto the rights and constitutions of that Church,” Whitby, Daniel (1638–1726)
“Ægyptiaca, et Decaphylon sive, de Jigyptiacorum Sacrorum cum Hebraicis collatione Libri tres. Et de decem tribubus Israelis Liber singularis. Accessit Diatribe de Legione Fulminatrice Christianorum, &ub Icnperatore Marco Aurelio Antonino,” Witsius, Herman (1636–1708)
Born: Wolfe, John Christopher (1683–1739)
“Suffragium Protestantium, wherein our governors are justified in their impositions and proceedings against dissenters. Meisner also, and the verdict rescued from the cavils and seditious sophistry of Dr, Whitby’s Protestant Reconciler,” Womock, Lawrence (1612–1685)
Born: Ziegenbalg, Bartholomew (1683–1719)
“Panegyrique de M. l'Electeur de Brandenbourg,” Abbadie, James (1658–1727)
Died: Adams, Richard (?–1684)
“The Epistle containing an account of Dr. Cosin’s life, prefixed to the doctor’s book, entitled, Ecclesix Anglicanae Politeia in tabulas digesta,” Allam, Andrew (1655–?)
“The Preliminary Epistle, with a review and correction of the book, entitled, Some plain Discourses on the Lord’s Supper, &c. written by Dr. George. Griffith, bishop of St. Asaph,” Allam, Andrew (1655–?)
“Onomasticon rerum inventarum et Inventa nov-antiqua, id est, brevis enarratio ortus et progressus artis medicæ,” Almeloveen, Theodore Jansson Van (1657–1658)
“Traite de la volont6,” Ameline, Claude (1629–?)
“Gazophylacium linguee Persarum,” Ange De St. Joseph, Le Pere (?–1697)
Died: Antonides, John (?–1684)
Died: Antonio, Nicholas (1617–1684)
Born: Ardene, Esprit-Jean De Rome D' (1684–1748)
Born: Astruc, John (1684–1731)
“The good old Subject or the right Test of Religion and Loyalty,” Atterbury, Lewis (1631–?)
“The Penitent Lady translated from the French of the famous madam la Valliere,” Atterbury, Lewis (1656–1732)
Died: Audran, Claude (1639–1684)
“Marii Mercatoris Opera,” Baluze, Stephen (1631–?)
“Examen des Methodes,” Basnage, James (1653–?)
“Traite de la Tolerance,” Basnage, Henry (1659–1710)
Born: Bathurst, Allen (1684–1775)
“In obitum ejusdem, carmen,” Baune, James De La (1649–1725)
“Ludovico magno liberalium artium parenti et patrono, panegyricus,” Baune, James De La (1649–1725)
“Catholic Communion,” Baxter, Richard (1615–?)
Born: Bel, Matthias (1684–1756)
Born: Berkeley, George (1684–1787)
“Vie de Francois Levesque,” Bignon, Jerome (1589–1645)
“A Defence of Sir Robert Filmer, against the mistakes and representations of Algernon Sydney, esq. in a paper delivered by him to the sheriffs upon the scaffold on Tower-hill, on Friday, Dec. 7, 1683, before his execution there,” Bohun, Edmund (?–1700)
“The Justice of Peace’s Calling, a moral essay,” Bohun, Edmund (?–1700)
“Recreatio mentis et oculi in observatione Animalium Testaceorum,” Bonanni, Philip (?–1725)
“Medicina septentrionalis, collectitia,” Bonet, Theophilus (1620–?)
“The Life of De Ruyter,” Brandt, Gerard (1626–1685)
“Acute dicta omnium veterum poetarum Latinorum,” Briet, Philip (1601–1668)
“Carmina,” Broeckhusius, John (1649–1707)
“Abridgment of the History of the Order of St. Benedict, as far as the tenth century,” Bulteau, Lewis (1615–1693)
“De Rouiana llepublica, de re militari et civiii Romanorum,” Cantel, Peter Joseph (1645–?)
“Metropolitanarum urbium historia civilis et ecclesiastica, tomus primus, &c.” Cantel, Peter Joseph (1645–?)
“Mechanicorum libri octo,” Casati, Paul (1617–1707)
“Rabbinismus, sive institutio grammatica pro legendis Rabbinorum scriptis,” Cellarius, Christopher (1638–?)
“Porta Syriae, sive grammatica Syriaca,” Cellarius, Christopher (1638–?)
“Plutarch’s Lives translated from the Greek by several hands,” Charleton, Walter (1619–1707)
Born: Charlevoix, Peter Francis Xavier De (1684–1761)
Born: Claude, John James (1684–?)
Died: Cordemoi, Gerard De (1651–1684)
“De naturalismo cum aliorum, turn maxime Joannis Bodini, ex opere ejus manuscripto anecdoto, de abditis rerum subliinium arcanis, schediasnaa,” Diecman, John (1647–1720)
Born: Drakenborch, Arnold (1684–1748)
Born: Dunlop, Alexander, A. M. (1684–1742)
Died: Durham, William (1611–1684)
Born: Elswich, John Hekman (1684–1721)
Died: Eschenbach, Andrew Christian (1663–1684)
“La Jurisprudence du Code,” Ferrier, Claude De (1639–1715)
Died: Ford, Simon (1619–1684)
“Plutarch’s Morals,” Ford, Simon (1619–1684)
Born: Foucquet, Charles Louis Augustus (1684–1761)
“A Defence of the Resolution, &c.” Fowler, Edward (1632–1732)
“Rerum Anglic. Scriptores veteres,” Gildas (511–?)
Born: Gomez, Magdalen Angelica Poisson De (1684–?)
Died: Gore, Thomas (1631–1684)
“Exercitatio Geometrica de dimensione figurarum,” Gregory, David (1661–1762)
“Dissertatio lithologica variis observationibus et figuris illustrata,” Groenvelt, John
“Dissertatio de origine Romuli,” Gronovius, James (645–?)
“Moses unveiled,” Guild, William (1586–1657)
Born: Handel, George Frederic (1684–1714)
Born: Havercamp, Sigebert (1684–1742)
“The History of Isoof Bassa,” Higgons, Sir Thomas (1624–?)
Died: Highmore, Nathaniel (1613–1684)
Died: Hodges, Nathaniel (?–1684)
“Concordance of the Bible,” Hugh De St. Cher (?–1263)
“Compendium institutionum medicarum,” Jacobæus, Oliger (1650–1671)
Born: Jones, Griffith (1684–1761)
“L'Esprit de Mr. Arnauld,” Juried, Peter (1637–?)
Born: Jurin, James (1684–1750)
“The artless midnight Thoughts of a gentleman at court, who for many years built on sand, which every blast of cross fortune has defaced, but now has laid new foundations on the rock of his salvation,” Killigrew, William (1605–1693)
“the order of the installation of prince George of Denmark, Charles duke of Somerset, and George duke of Northumberland, at Windsor, April 8, 1684,” King, Gregory (1648–?)
Born: Lardner, Nathaniel (1684–?)
Died: Lee, Nathaniel (?–1684)
Died: Leighton, Robert (1613–1684)
“Relation historique du Roiaume de Siam,” Lisle, Claude De (1644–1720)
“An historical account of Church Government,” Lloyd, William (1627–1717)
“Letters between Dr. Gilbert Burnet and Mr. Simon. Lowth,” Lowth, Simon (1630–?)
Died: Lyserus, John (?–1684)
“Institutions of the laws of Scotland,” Mackenzie, Sir George (1636–1691)
Born: Mangey, Thomas (1684–1782)
Born: Martiniere, Anthony-Augustin Bruzen De La (1684–1722)
Born: Mazochi, Alexius Symmachus (1684–1771)
Born: Mitchell, Joseph (1684–1738)
Died: Morley, Dr. George (1597–1684)
Died: Moulin, Peter Du (1600–1684)
“Amor Pcenitens” Neercassel, John De (1626–1686)
Died: Netscher, Gaspard (1639–1684)
“De causis Corruptse Jurisprudentiae, Oratio inauguralis,” Noodt, Gerard (1647–1725)
“Poems and discourses occasionally written,” Norris, John (1657–1711)
“Certamen philosophicum adversus J. B. principia,” Orobio, Balthasar (?–1687)
“Exposition upon the Epistle to the Hebrews,” Owen, John (1616–?)
“La Geometric-pratique, contenant la Trigonometric theorique & pratique, la Longimetrie, la Planimetrie, & la Stereometric,” Ozanam, James (1640–1701)
“Tractatulus de modo et ratione formandi voces derivativas Latinae Linguae,” Phillips, Edward (1630–?)
“Enchiridion Linguae Latinae, or a compendious Latin Dictionary, &c.” Phillips, Edward (1630–?)
“Speculum Linguae Latinos,” Phillips, Edward (1630–?)
Died: Philpot, John (?–1684)
“A discourse concerning the trial of Spirits,” Pittis, Thomas (1652–1687)
“Anthologia,” Pope, Alexander (1688–1744)
Born: Quirini, Angelo Maria (1684–1755)
Died: Rainbow, Edward (1608–1684)
“Bibliotheca Anti-Trinitariorum,” Sandius, Christopher (1644–1680)
Died: Santeul, Claude (1628–1684)
Died: Sharroch, Robert (1649–1684)
Born: Sheridan, Thomas (1684–1738)
“Lives of the Poets,” Sheridan, Thomas (1684–1738)
“He descended into hell,” Smith, Richard (1590–1675)
“Chorus Poetarum,” Spenser, Edmund (1553–?)
“The second volume of Dr. John Lightfoot’s works,” Strype, John (1643–1737)
“Epistola de veritate proposiiionum Borellide motu animalium,” Sturmius, John Christopher (1635–1703)
“Physicae conciliatricis Conamina,” Sturmius, John Christopher (1635–1703)
“In usum Delpbini,” Suetonius, Caius Suetonius Tranquillus
Born: Sykes, Arthur Ashley (1684–1763)
Died: Tell, William (?–1684)
Born: Tillemans, Peter (1684–1734)
“An Account of a Salt-spring and another medicinal spring on the banks of the river Weare, or Ware, in the bishopric of Durham,” Todd, Hugh (1658–1728)
“The Life of Phocion,” Todd, Hugh (1658–1728)
Born: Van Effen, Justus (1684–1735)
Born: Vanloo, John Baptist (1684–1746)
Born: Vernon, Edward (1684–?)
Born: Vertue, George (1684–1756)
“Remains.” Wagenseil, John Christopher (1633–1706)
“P.orphyrii in harmonica Ptoleimei Commentarius,” Wallis, John (1616–1703)
Born: Watteau, Anthony (1684–1721)
“Ethices compendium in usum academicae juventutis,” Whitby, Daniel (1638–1726)
Born: Wild, Henry (1684–1734)
“De Auditu,” Willis, Thomas (1621–1670)
Died: Wren, Christopher (1632–1684)
Born: Zincke, Christian Frederick (1684–1767)