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“Reflexions sur la Presence reelle du Corps de Jesus Christ dans l'Eucharistie,” Abbadie, James (1658–1727)
“Htstoire des Os,” Abeille, Scipio (?–1697)
Died: Abendana, Jacob (?–1685)
“De Unione et Incarnatione,” Abucaras, Theodore
Died: Acheri, Luc D' (1609–1685)
“A discourse of Tangier, under the government of the earl of Tiviot,” Addison, Lancelot (1632–1703)
“Painting illustrated, in three dialogues, with the lives of the most eminent painters from Cimabue to Raphael,” Aglionby, John (?–1609)
“Douze Sermons sur divers textes,” Allix, Peter (1641–1717)
“Hippocratis Aphorismi, Gr. Lat.” Almeloveen, Theodore Jansson Van (1657–1658)
Born: Alstroemer, Jonas (1685–1761)
“Lux magica, &c. ccelestiurn, terrestrium, et inferorum origo, ordo, et subordinatio cunctorum, quoad esse, fieri, etoperari, viginti quatuor voluminibus divisa,” Angelieri, Bonaventure
Born: Angelis, Peter (1685–1734)
Born: Argellati, Philip (1685–1755)
Died: Arndt, Joshua (1626–1685)
“The Royal Apology or, An Answer to the Rebel’s Plea wherein are the most noted anti-monarchical tenets, first published by Doleman the Jesuit, to promote a bill of exclusion against king James I. secondly, practised by Brad* shaw, and the regicides, in the actual murder of king Charles I. thirdly, republished by Sidney, and the associates to depose and murder his present majesty,” Assheton, Dr. William (1641–1711)
“CEuvres d'architecture de Vincent de Scamozzi,” Aviler, Augustine Charles D' (1653–1700)
Born: Bach, John Sebastian (1685–1754)
“Jugemens des Savans sur les principaux ouvrages des Auteurs,” Baillet, Adrian (1649–?)
Born: Barnard, Sir John (1685–1749)
Died: Bartoli, Daniel (1608–1685)
“Descriptio Fiuminum Galliae, qua Francia est, opera Papyrii Massoni, cum notis M. Baudrand,” Baudrand, Michael Anthony (1633–?)
“Augustiss. Galliarum senatui panegyricus,” Baune, James De La (1649–1725)
Died: Becher, John Joachim (1645–1685)
“Thesaurus ex Thesauro Palatino selectus, seu Gemmae,” Beger, Lawrence (1653–?)
“Tyro prudentiae juris opificialii praecursorum emissarius,” Beier, Adrian (1634–1712)
“Boethus, peregre redux conspectibus et judice conspicuus,” Beier, Adrian (1634–1712)
“Vet. Philosophorum, Poetarum, &c. Imagines,” Bellori, John Peter (1616–1696)
Born: Benevoli, Anthony (1685–1756)
Died: Bentivoglio, Hyppolitus (?–1685)
“Statius,” Berault, Michael (1563–1705)
Born: Bergantini, Jonn Peter (1685–?)
“Traite du libre etdu volontaire,” Bernier, Francis (?–1688)
“Lucubrationes Frankendalenses,” Bertram, Cornelius Bonaventure (1531–1594)
“Bibliographia mathematica et artificiosa,” Beughem, Cornelius De
“Bibliographia historica, chronologica, et geographica,” Beughem, Cornelius De
“Acta eruditorum,” Bianchini, Francis (1662–1729)
Born: Bianchini, Joseph Maria (1685–1749)
“L'Art de jetter des Bombes,” Blondel, Francis (1617–1686)
“Primicias Evangelicas,” Bluteau, Dom Raphael (1638–1734)
Born: Boerner, Christian Frederick (1685–1761)
“Dissertations chemico-physicic,” Bohn, John (1640–1718)
“A Preface and Conclusion to Sir Robert Filmer’s Patriarcha,” Bohun, Edmund (?–1700)
“The Life of John Jewell, bishop of Salisbury,” Bohun, Edmund (?–1700)
“Epitome operum Sennerti,” Bonet, Theophilus (1620–?)
Born: Bouquet, Dom Martin (1685–1721)
Died: Bourdelot, Peter Michon (?–1685)
Died: Brandt, Gerard (1626–1685)
Born: Brereton, Jane (1685–1740)
Born: Budgell, Eustace (1685–?)
“English Empire in America,” Burton, Robert
“Surprising Miracles of Nature and Art,” Burton, Robert
“History of Scotland,” Burton, Robert
Died: Cabassut, John (?–1685)
Died: Carrenno De Miranda, Don Juan (1614–1685)
Died: Castell, Edmund (1606–1685)
“A Sermon preached before the king at Whitehall, on Sunday, January 18, 1684-5, on Psalm iv. 7. Publisheo 1 by his majesties special command,” Cave, William (1637–1713)
“Chartopbylax Ecclesiasticus,” Cave, William (1637–1713)
“Chaldaismus, sive grammatica nova linguae Chaldaica?,” Cellarius, Christopher (1638–?)
“The manner of making Tea, Coffee, and Chocolate, London,” Chamberlayne, John (?–1723)
“Inquisitio Physlca de causis Catameniorum, et Uteri Rheumatismo, in quo probatur sanguinem in animali fermentescere nunquam,” Charleton, Walter (1619–1707)
“Essay on translated Verse,” Chetwood, Knightly (1652–1735)
“A Persuasive to an ingenuous Trial of Opinions in Religion,” Clagett, Nicolas (1654–1726)
“Theological Dissertations,” Clerc, John Le (1657–1736)
“Critical History of the Old Testament.” Clerc, John Le (1657–1736)
“Catalogus Plantarum indigenarum Hollandiae,” Commelin, John (1629–1692)
“The general History of France during the two first races of its kings,” Cordemoi, Gerard De (1651–1684)
Died: Cornaro Piscopia, Helena Lucretia (1646–1685)
“Apologie d'un tour nouveau pour ies Quatre Dialogues, &c.” Dangeau, Louis Courcillon De (1643–1723)
Born: Denner, Balthasar (1685–?)
“Institutiones Juris Canonici a J. P. Lancelotto Perusino conscriptae,” Doujat, John (1609–1688)
“Lettre touchant un passage conteste de Tite Live,” Doujat, John (1609–1688)
“Essay on Translated Verse:” Dryden, John (1631–1657)
“A Catalogue of the Nobility of England, &c.” Dugdale, Sir William (1605–1654)
Born: Dundas, Robert (1685–1753)
“Vindicise adversus Eggelingium,” Eggeling, John Henry (1639–?)
Born: Erskine, Ralph, A. M. (1685–?)
“Nouvelle Conference avec un Ministre, touchant les Causes de la Separation des Protestans,” Fevre, James Le
“on the Agreement of the seeming Contradictions in Holy Scripture,” Fevre, James Le
Born: Fontaines, Peter Francis Guyot Des (1685–?)
“the Chav. d'Horny” Fontenelle, Bernard Le Bovier De (1657–1757)
Born: Forbes, Duncan (1685–1747)
“The great wickedness and mischievous effects of Slandering, preached in the parish church of St. Giles’s, Nov. 15, 1685, on Psalm ci. 5, with a large preface of the author, and conclusion in his own vindication,” Fowler, Edward (1632–1732)
Born: Furietti, Joseph Alexander (1685–1764)
“The supplement to the works of Theodoret,” Garnier, John (1612–1681)
Born: Gaultier, John Baptist (1685–1724)
Born: Gramm, John (1685–1748)
“Sorberiana.” Graverol, Francis (1635–1694)
“Counsels and Directions divine and moral: in plain and familiar letters of advice to a young gentleman his nephew, soon after his admission into a college in Oxford,” Greenville, Denis (1657–1703)
Died: Gribner, Michael Henry (1632–1685)
“Responsio ad cavillationes R. Fabretti,” Gronovius, James (645–?)
“Canonical Institutions,” Halle, Peter (1611–?)
Born: Helvetius, John Claude (1685–1755)
Born: Henault, Charles John Francis (1685–1723)
“Ami us Ciimuctericus,” Hevelius, John (1611–1687)
Born: Hill, Aaron (1685–?)
“The Catching of the Leviathan,” Hobbes, Thomas (1588–1628)
Born: Holberg, Louis De (1685–?)
“The Exercise of Prayer; or a help to devotion; being a supplement to the Happy Ascetick, or best exercise, containing prayers and devotions suitable to the respective exercises, with additional prayers for several occasions,” Horneck, Dr. Anthony (1641–?)
“The first fruits of Reason: or, a discouse shewing the necessity of applying ourselves betimes to the serious practice of Religion,” Horneck, Dr. Anthony (1641–?)
Born: Hughes, Jabez (1685–1740)
“Les prejugez legitimos centre le papisme,” Juried, Peter (1637–?)
“An Exposition of the Church Catechism” Ken, Thomas (1637–1710)
Born: Kent, William (1685–?)
Born: King, Dr. William (1685–1763)
Born: Lafitau, Peter Francis (1685–1764)
“Les ve>4tables Motifs de la Conversion de M. (le Bouthilier de Ranc6) l'Abbe de la Trappe,” Larroque, Daniel De
Born: Le Dran, Henry Francis (1685–?)
“Bibliotheca realis Theologica,” Lipenius, Martin (1630–?)
“The subject of Church Power, in whom it resides,” Lowth, Simon (1630–?)
“Epistola Ethiopice scripta,” Ludolph, Job (1624–1704)
“Bibliotheca Anatomica,” Malpighi, Marcellus (1628–?)
“Bibliotheca Anatomica,” Manget, John James
Died: Marshall, Thomas (1621–1685)
Died: Marsham, Sir John (1602–1685)
“A Description of France by its Rivers,” Masson, Papirius (1544–?)
“Archimedis monumenta omnia,” Maurolico, Francis (1494–1575)
Born: Mopinot, Simon (1685–1724)
Died: Murillio, Don Bartolome Estivan (1613–1685)
Died: Nalson, John (1638–1685)
Born: Niceron, John Peter (1685–1739)
Died: Nicole, Claude (1611–1685)
“The institution and life of Cyrus,” Norris, John (1657–1711)
“De Vasis aquosis Oculi,” Nuck, Anthony (?–1692)
“De jure belli ac pacis.” Obrecht, Ulric (?–1701)
Died: Ostade, Adrian Van (1610–1685)
Died: Otway, Thomas (1651–1685)
“Breviarium Turonense, renovatum, et in melius restitutum,” Ouvrard, Rene' (?–1694)
“Tables des Sinus, Tangentes, & Secantes, & des Logarithmes des Sinus & des Tangentes, & des nombres depuis T unite jusqu'a dix mille, avec un traite de Trigonometric, par de nouvelles demonstrations & des pratiques tres faciles,” Ozanam, James (1640–1701)
Died: Pajon, Claude (1626–1685)
“Amities, Amours, et Amourettes,” Pays, Rene'Le (1636–1690)
“Maps of Ireland, being an actual Survey of the whole kingdom,” Petty, William (1623–1751)
“What a complete Treatise of Navigation should contain,” Petty, William (1623–1751)
“The Minority of St. Lewis, with the politic conduct of affairs by his mother queen Blanch of Spain, during her regency,” Phillips, Edward (1630–?)
“A System of Divinity for those who who adopt the Confession of Augsburg,” Quenstedt, John Andrew (1688–?)
Born: Ramsay, Allan (1685–1756)
“Les veritables Motifs de la Conversion de l'abbé de la Trappe,” Rance', Dom. Armand John Le Bouthillier De (1626–1700)
“Eclaircissemens sur ce Livre,” Rance', Dom. Armand John Le Bouthillier De (1626–1700)
Born: Roques, Peter (1685–1748)
Born: Rue, Charles De La (1685–1780)
“The Christian Life, from its beginning- to its consummation in glory, together with the several means and instruments of Christianity conducing thereunto, with directions for private devotion and forms of prayer, fitted to the several states of Christians;” Scott, Dr. John (1638–1694)
“A collection of Cases and other Discourses lately written to recover Dissenters to the Communion of the Church of England,” Scott, Dr. John (1638–1694)
Died: Sparrow, Anthony (1643–1685)
“History of the Rye-house Plot;” Sprat, Thomas (1636–1713)
“Discourse concerning the necessity of Reformation, \ respect to the errors and corruptions of the church of Rome,” Stratford, Nicholas (1633–1707)
Born: Taylor, Brook (1685–?)
Born: Thuillier, Vincent (1685–1736)
“L‘Anne’e Chretienne,” Tourneux, Nicholas Le (1640–?)
“The unfortunate Shepherd,” Tutchin, John
“Sjlva TheologiaB Symbolicae,” Ursinus, Zachary (1534–1583)
Born: Vaissette, Joseph (1685–1734)
“Les Anecdotes de Florence, ou THistoire secrette de la Maison de Medicis, at the Hague,” Varillas, Anthony (1624–1655)
“Neurologia universalis, hoc est, omnium huniani corporis nervorum, simul ac cerebri, medullaeque spinalis, descriptio anatomica,” Vieussens, Raymond (1641–1716)
“A short Discourse upon the reasonableness of men’s having a religion or worship of God.” Villiers, George (?–1702)
Died: Voisin, Joseph De (?–1685)
“printed at Oxford,” Vossius, Isaac (1618–?)
Born: Wagstaffe, William (1685–?)
“Maggots, or Poems on several subjects,” Wesley, Samuel (1662–1735)
Born: Wilkins, David (1685–?)
Died: Womock, Lawrence (1612–1685)
“Reliquiae Wottonianae” Wotton, Sir Henry (1568–1639)
“Commentary on Joshua, Judges, and Samuel,” Abrabanel, Isaac (1437–1508)
“Determinatio F. Joannis Parisiensis cle modo existendi Corpus Christi in sacramento Allans, &c. cui est prefixa prefatio historica de dogmate Transubstantiationis,” Allix, Peter (1641–1717)
“Opuscula sive antiquitatum e sacris profanarum specimen conjectans veterum poetarum fraguienta et plagiarorum syllabus,” Almeloveen, Theodore Jansson Van (1657–1658)
“De scriptis adespotis, pseudepigraphis, et supposititiis, conjecture,” Almeloveen, Theodore Jansson Van (1657–1658)
“Clypeus Philosophise! Thomistica,” Arnu, Nicholas (1629–1692)
“Philosophus Autodidactus, sive Epistola Abi Gioaphar Ebn Tophail de Hai Ebn Yokdan,” Ashwell, George (1612–1693)
“The Country Parson’s Admonition to his Parishioners against Popery with directions how to behave themselves, when any one designs to seduce them from the Church of England,” Assheton, Dr. William (1641–1711)
“A dissertation on the life of the Fcetus in utero” Astorini, Elias (1651–1702)
“The Ground of Christian Feasts,” Atterbury, Lewis (1631–?)
Born: Aubais, Charles De Baschi (1686–1777)
Born: Bagard, Charles (1686–1772)
“Treatise on Engraving, and the lives of the principal Engravers,” Baldinucci, Philip (1624–1696)
Born: Balguy, John (1686–1696)
“Poetical paraphrase on the History of Esther.” Barnes, Joshua (1654–1721)
“Reponse a M. l'Eveque de Meaux sur sa lottre pastorale,” Basnage, James (1653–?)
Born: Baxter, Andrew (1686–?)
Died: Bendlowes, Edward (1613–1686)
“Histoire abregee de l'Europe,” Bernard, James (1658–?)
Born: Berti, Alexander Pompey (1686–1752)
Died: Blondel, Francis (1617–1686)
“De Motionibus Naturalibus,” Borelli, John Alphonso (1608–?)
“Lettre pastorale aux nonveaux catholiques.” Bossuet, James (1627–1704)
Born: Bower, Archibald (1686–1766)
Born: Carte, Thomas (1686–?)
“De igne dissertationes,” Casati, Paul (1617–1707)
“Curie posteriores de barbarismis et idiotismis sermonis Latini,” Cellarius, Christopher (1638–?)
“Isagoge in linguam Arabicam,” Cellarius, Christopher (1638–?)
“A Treasure of Health,” Chamberlayne, John (?–1723)
“L'Histoire du Monde,” Chevreau, Urban (1613–1701)
“A Discourse concerning the Invocation of the Blessed Virgin and the Saints,” Clagett, William (1646–?)
Died: Clarkson, David (1622–1686)
Born: Concina, Daniel (1686–1756)
Died: Coventry, William (1626–1686)
“The Life of Coligni,” Courtilz, Gatien De (1644–1712)
“A Sermon before the king and queen at St. James’s palace,” Crosse, John
“Essay on Jewish Measures and Weights,” Cumberland, Richard (1632–?)
Born: Delany, Patkick (1686–?)
“Of the Priesthood of Laicks,” Dodwell, Henry (1641–1711)
Died: Dolce, Carlo (1616–1686)
“The late converts exposed: or, the reasons of Mr. Bayes’s changing his religion considered, in a dialogue; part the second 1690,” Dryden, John (1631–1657)
“Bibliotheque” Dupin, Lewis Jellies (1657–1719)
“De antiqua Ecclesiee Disciplina, dissertationes historicge,” Dupin, Lewis Jellies (1657–1719)
Died: Estrades, Godfrey, Count D' (1627–1686)
“Traité de l‘Action de l’Orateur,” Faucheur, Michelle (?–1657)
Died: Fell, Dr. John (1625–1686)
“Le Droit du Patronage,” Ferrier, Claude De (1639–1715)
“De caVumniis in Medicos et Medicinam,” Franck De Franckenau, George (1643–?)
Died: Gabriel, James (1667–1686)
“Astro-Meteorologica, or aphorisms and discourses of the Bodies Celestial, their natures and influences, &c.” Goad, John (1615–1689)
“Jasithei ad Gronovium Apologema, in ej usque Titivilitia seu de Tito Livio somnia animadversiones,” Gronovius, James (645–?)
“Hugonis Grotii quredam inedita> aliaque ex Belgice editis Latine versa argumenti theolog, jurid. politic.” Grotius, Hugo (1583–1613)
Died: Guericke, Otto (1602–1686)
“Principia” Halley, Edmund (1656–1719)
Born: Hardion, James (1686–1766)
“Biblia parva Gneca, in quibus dicta insigniora omnia ex Versione Septuagintavirali secundum ordmem librorum biblicorum observatum in biblis parvis Opitianis, cum cura exhibentur,” Hasenmuller, Daniel (1651–?)
“System of Divinity,” Heidanus, Abraham (1597–1678)
Born: Hellot, John (1686–1766)
“The Crucified Jesus: or a full account of the nature, end, design, and benefit of the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper, with necessary dU rections, prayers, praises, and meditations, to be used by persons who come to the holy communion,” Horneck, Dr. Anthony (1641–?)
“The Method of remitting and retaining Sins,” Huyghens, Gomarus (163–?)
Born: Jackson, John (1686–1763)
Born: Jacob, Giles (1686–1744)
“De Ranis & Lacertis dissertatio,” Jacobæus, Oliger (1650–1671)
“Some Observations on the Life of Cardinal Pole,” Joyner, William (1622–1706)
“L'accomplissement des Propheties,” Juried, Peter (1637–?)
“Le vray systeme.de l'église et la veritable analyse de la foi,” Juried, Peter (1637–?)
“Jugement sur les me*thodes rigides et relache'es,” Juried, Peter (1637–?)
“Pliny’s Panegyric,” Kennet, White (1660–1728)
“Installation of Henry duke of Norfolk, Henry earl of Peterborough, and Laurence earl of Rochester, Windsor, July 22, 1685,” King, Gregory (1648–?)
“Bibliotheca Bibliothecarum,” Labbe, Philip (1607–1667)
“Rémarques sur l'Institution du Droit Romain, et du Droit François,” Launay, Francis De (1612–1693)
Born: Law, William (1686–1761)
Died: Leake, Richard (1629–1686)
Died: Lenfant, James (1661–1686)
“New Method for a Common-place Book,” Locke, John (1632–1683)
“De bello Turcico feliciter conficiendo, &c.” Ludolph, Job (1624–1704)
“Observations upon the acts of parliament,” Mackenzie, Sir George (1636–1691)
Died: Maimbourg, Louis (?–1686)
Died: Mairet, John (1604–1686)
“Of Confession to a lawful Priest,” Manby, Peter (?–1697)
“Commentaria de Rebelhone Anglicana, ab anno 1640 ad annum 1685,” Manley, De La Riviere (?–1724)
“Appendix to his Annotations,” Mela, Pomponius
Born: Montgeron, Lewis Basil Carre' De (1686–1754)
“Oratio inauguralis de Linguarum Orientalium ad intelligentiam Sacrse Scripture utilitate,” Morin, Stephen (1625–1728)
Died: Neercassel, John De (1626–1686)
“De causis corrupts Jurisprudentise.” Noodt, Gerard (1647–1725)
“De Ductu salivali novo, Salivfi, ductibus aquosis et humore aqueo oculorum,” Nuck, Anthony (?–1692)
Died: Patrick, Simon (1626–1686)
“Historia Piscium,” Pepys, Samuel (?–1669)
“An Essay concerning the Multiplication of Mankind,” Petty, William (1623–1751)
“De Insanabili Edclesia Romana, Scepticismo, Dissertatio,” Placette, John De La (1639–1711)
Died: Poussines, Peter (1609–1686)
Born: Rousset, John De Missy (1686–1762)
Born: Rundle, Thomas (1686–?)
“Remains,” Rust, George
“wherein, the fundamental principles of Christian duty are assigned, explained, and proved;” Scott, Dr. John (1638–1694)
“Critical History of the Old Testament.” Simon, Richard (1638–1712)
Died: Solis, Antonio De (1610–1686)
Died: Spon, James (1647–1686)
Died: Steno, Nicholas (?–1686)
“Treatise of Spousals, or Matrimonial contracts,” Swinburne, Henry
“Catalogus auctorum qui librorum catalogos, indices, bibliothecas, virorum literatorum elogia, vitas, ant orationes funebres scriptis consignarunt,” Teissier, Anthony (1632–1715)
Born: Tickell, Thomas (1686–?)
“Of the sacraments in general, in pursuance of an explication of the catechism of the church of England,” Towerson, Gabriel (?–1697)
“A Collection of three hundred Letters written to James Usher lord archbishop of Armagh, and most of the eminentest persons for piety and learning in his time both in England and beyond the seas. Collected and published from original copies under their own hands by Richard Parr, D. D. his lordship’s chaplain at the time of his death, uith whom the care of all his papers were intrusted by his lordship,” Usher, James (1580–1588)
“Lindenius Renovattis,” Vander-Linden, John Antonides (1546–1614)
“Histoire des Revolutions arrives en Europe en matiere de Religion,” Varillas, Anthony (1624–1655)
“Exposition of the Doctrine of the Church of England,” Wake, William (1657–1718)
“A Vindication of the bishop of Condom’s Exposition of the Doctrine of the Catholic Church, in answer to a book entitled, An Exposition of the Doctrine of the Church of England, &c. With a Letter from the said bishop,” Wake, William (1657–1718)
“A Defence of the Exposition of the Doctrine of the Church of England against the exceptions of Monsieur de Meaux, late bishop of Condom, and his Vindicator,” Wake, William (1657–1718)
Born: Wheatley, Charles (1686–1742)
“Historiae Piscium libri quatuor, &c.” Willughby, Francis (1635–1672)
“De Episcopis,” Ziegler, Gaspar (1621–1690)
“D. Abercrombii Opuscula Medica hactenus edita,” Abercromby, Patrick (1656–1716)
“Additions to Helvicus’s Historical and Chronological Theatre,” Allam, Andrew (1655–?)
“Les Maximes du vrai Chretien,” Allix, Peter (1641–1717)
“C. Rutilius Numantianus,” Almeloveen, Theodore Jansson Van (1657–1658)
“Lux magica academica, pars secunda, primordia rerum naturulium, sanabilium, infirmarum et incurabilium continens,” Angelieri, Bonaventure
Died: Atkins, James (?–1687)
Died: Aubery, Louis (?–1687)
“Histoire des ouvrages des.Savans,” Basnage, Henry (1659–1710)
“Laudatio funebris Ludovici Borbonii principis Condaei,” Baune, James De La (1649–1725)
Born: Bengel, John Albert (1687–?)
Died: Bennet, Robert, B. D. (?–1687)
“Histoire et Apologie de la retraite des pasteurs a cause de la persecution,” Benoit, Elias (1640–1728)
“Impegni per disgracia,” Bentivoglio, Hyppolitus (?–1685)
“De emblemate, nomine atque instituto Alethophilorum, dissertatio publice habita in eorundem academia,” Bianchini, Francis (1662–1729)
“Academici concordi,” Bianchini, Francis (1662–1729)
Born: Biel, John Christian (1687–1745)
“Elementa Geometrices,” Billberg, John (?–1717)
“finding, that all men do not travel, as most do, to observe buildings and gardens, and modes, and other amusements of a superficial and almost insignificant curiosity; for your judicious remarks and reflections, says he, may not a little improve both a statesman, a critic, and a divine, as well as they will make the writer pass for all three.” Boyle, Robert (1626–1746)
“Catechism of the Council of Trent,” Bromley, John (?–1717)
Died: Brouncker, William (1620–1687)
“Dissertatio de Therapeutis Philonis adversus Henricum Valesium,” Browne, Thomas (1604–1673)
“Travels,” Burnet, Gilbert (1643–1714)
Born: Chandler, Mary (1687–?)
“With a letter to the Vindicator of the bishop of Condom,” Clagett, William (1646–?)
Born: Cochin, Henry (1687–1747)
“Confucius Sinarum philosophus; sive Scientia Sinica Latine exposita,” Couplet, Philip (1659–1693)
“Journal des Savans” Cousin, Lewis (1627–?)
Died: Cutis, John Lord (?–1687)
Died: Desmares, Toussaint (1599–1687)
“Pra?notionum canonicarum libri quinque,” Doujat, John (1609–1688)
Born: Drummond, George (1687–1766)
“A vindication of the Answer to some late papers,” Dryden, John (1631–1657)
“there was no such thing as true religion in the world, and that the priests of all religions are alike, I might have been as nimble a convert, and as early a defender of the royal papers, as any one of these champions. For why should not one, who believes no religion, declare for any?” Dryden, John (1631–1657)
“Discussio calumniarum Fellerianarum,” Eggeling, John Henry (1639–?)
“Opera omnia Physiologica et Anatomica,” Fabricius, Jerome (1537–1619)
“An historical Collection of the Lives and Works of the most celebrated Architects,” Felibien, John Francis (1666–1733)
“The Touchstone of Medicines,” Floyer, Sir John (1649–1734)
“History of Oracles,” Fontenelle, Bernard Le Bovier De (1657–1757)
Died: Frischmuth, John (1619–1687)
“Histories Anglicanoe Scriptores quinque, &c.” Gale, Thomas (1636–1702)
Born: Gardiner, James (1687–?)
Born: Gendre, Gilbert Charles Le (1687–1746)
“Principia” Gregory, David (1661–1762)
Born: Grey, Zachary (1687–1766)
“Philosophical Transactions.” Halley, Edmund (1656–1719)
“Catalogue of the Leyden Garden,” Hermann, Paul (?–1695)
Died: Hevelius, John (1611–1687)
“Tabulas Astronomicae,” Hire, Philip De La (1640–1718)
Died: Homberg, William (1652–1687)
“Apologie pour Paccomplissement de Propbe'ties,” Juried, Peter (1637–?)
“Genealogies excellentium in GaHia familiarum,” Imhoff, John (1651–1728)
“Traite de Mechanique, de PEquilibre,” Lami, Bernard (1640–1715)
Born: Lebeuf, John (1687–1760)
Died: Leslie, Charles (1664–1687)
“Lexicon novum Hebroeo-Latinum,” Leusden, John (1624–1647)
Died: Linglebach, John (1625–1687)
“Essay concerning Human Understanding,” Locke, John (1632–1683)
“A Letter to Edward Stillingfleet, D. D. in answer to the Dedicatory Epistle before, his ordination-sermon, preached at St. Peter’s Cornhill, March 15, 1684, with reflections. on some of Dr. Burnet’s letters on the same subject,” Lowth, Simon (1630–?)
“Specimen commentarii in historian! Ethiopicam,” Ludolph, Job (1624–1704)
Born: Madden, Samuel (1687–1765)
“which Ireland ought to honour,” Madden, Samuel (1687–1765)
“Vita Johannis Reuchlini,” Maius, John Henry (1653–1719)
“The Considerations which obliged Peter Manby, Dean of Derry, to embrace the Catholic religion. Dedicated to the Lord Primate of Ireland,” Manby, Peter (?–1697)
“A reformed Catechism in two Dialogues,” Manby, Peter (?–1697)
Died: Mare, Philibert De La (?–1687)
Died: Molinet, Claude Du (1620–1687)
“Principia” Molyneux, William, Esq. (1656–1696)
Born: Moncrif, Francis Augustin Paradis De (1687–1770)
Died: Morhof, Daniel George (1639–1687)
“Naturalis Philosophise Principia Mathematica,” Newton, Sir Isaac (1642–1737)
Died: Orobio, Balthasar (?–1687)
“Arnica collatio cum Judæo, &c.” Orobio, Balthasar (?–1687)
“Traite des 'Lignes du premier genre, de la construction des equations, et des lieux Geometriques, expliquees par une methode nouveile & facile,” Ozanam, James (1640–1701)
“Reflexions surles differens de la Religion” Pellisson-Fontanier, Paul (1624–?)
Died: Petit, Peter (1617–1687)
“Two Essays in Political Arithmetic,” Petty, William (1623–1751)
“Five Essays in Political Arithmetic,” Petty, William (1623–1751)
“Observations upon London and Rome,” Petty, William (1623–1751)
“Codex Canonum,” Pithou, Francis (1544–1621)
Died: Pittis, Thomas (1652–1687)
“La Paix des bonnes Ames,” Poiret, Peter (1646–?)
“The modern Poets,” Prior, Matthew (1664–1681)
“In usum Delphini,” Prudentius, Clemens Aurelius (348–?)
Born: Rolli, Paul Antonio (1687–1767)
Born: Simson, Robert (1687–1696)
“Philosophical Transactions,” Sloane, Sir Hans (1660–1666)
“Life of St. Mary Magdalen of Pazzi,” Smith, Thomas (1638–1710)
“he far exceeded all former benefactors.” Spencer, John (?–1695)
Born: Stukeley, William (1687–1774)
Died: Tertre, John Baptist Du (1610–1687)
“7'hevenot’s Travels into the Levant, &c.” Thevenot, Melchisedec (1621–?)
“Introduction to Puffendorf,” Thomas, Christian (1655–1728)
Born: Tindal, Nicholas (1687–1774)
“De Medicina Mentis & Corporis,” Tschirnhausen, Ernfroy Walter (1651–?)
Died: Turretin, Francis (1623–1687)
“Projet d'une Nouvelle Mechanique,” Varignon, Peter (1654–1722)
“A Reply to the Defence of the Exposition of the Doctrine of the Church of England; being a farther Vindication of the Bishop of Condom’s Exposition of the Doctrine of the Catholic Church. With a second Letter from the Bishop of Meaux,” Wake, William (1657–1718)
“An historical treatise of Transubstantiation, wherein is made appear, that, according to the principles of that Church, this doctrine cannot be an article of Faith,” Wake, William (1657–1718)
Died: Waller, Edmund (?–1687)
Died: Walsh, Peter (?–1687)
“Considerations concerning free-schools as settled in JJngland,” Wase, Christopher (1645–1690)
“The Speculum Ecclesiasticum considered, inits false reasonings and quotations,” Wharton, Henry (1664–1694)
“Additions” Wright, Abraham (1644–1690)
“A new der scription of the city of Paris, in two parts, out of the French,” Wright, Abraham (1644–1690)
Born: Wyndham, Sir William (1687–1740)
“Nouvelles Observations, ou Guerre civile des Frangais sur la langue,” Alemand, Louis-Augustine (1643–1728)
“L'Adieu de St. Paul aux Ephesiens, Sermon,” Allix, Peter (1641–1717)
“Reflections upon the books of the Holy Scripture, to establish the truth of the Christian Religion,” Allix, Peter (1641–1717)
“A discourse concerning Penance,” Allix, Peter (1641–1717)
“An historical discourse concerning the necessity of the Ministers’ intention in administering the Sacrament,” Allix, Peter (1641–1717)
Born: Ames, Joseph (1688–1745)
“The King’s right of Indulgence in Spiritual matters, with the equity thereof, asserted,” Annesley, Arthur (1614–?)
“A Defence of the Plain Man’s Reply to the Catholic Missionaries,” Assheton, Dr. William (1641–1711)
“A few plain reasons why a Protestant of the church of England should not turn Roman catholic,” Barlow, Thomas (1607–1694)
Born: Barre, Lewis Francis Joseph De La (1688–?)
“Pharmacopoeia Batcana; in qua octoginta circiter pharmaca plcraque omnia e praxiGeorgii Batei regi Carolo 2clo proto-medici excerpta,” Bate, George (?–1668)
“Defense” Benoit, Elias (1640–1728)
“De mensuris & ponderibus antiquis, libri tres,” Bernard, Edward (1638–1648)
Died: Bernier, Francis (?–1688)
“Eloge de M. Chapelle,” Bernier, Francis (?–1688)
Born: Berriman, William (1688–?)
“Incunabula typographic, sive Catalogus librorum proximis ab iwentione typographic annis ad annum 1500, editorum,” Beughem, Cornelius De
“Anatomia practica rationalis,” Blancard, Stephen
“A Geographical Dictionary,” Bohun, Edmund (?–1700)
Born: Bott, Thomas (1688–1753)
“A disquisition about the final causes of natural things; wherein it is enquired, whether, and, if at all, with what caution, a naturalist should admit them.” Boyle, Robert (1626–1746)
“Saul and Samuel at Endor, or the new waies of salvation and service, which usually tempt men to Rome, and detain them there, truly represented and refuted,” Brevint, Daniel (?–1695)
Born: Brumoy, Peter (1688–?)
Died: Bunyan, John (1628–1688)
“Rudimentum Anglo-Latinum, Grammatica literalis et numeralis,” Busby, Richard (1606–1695)
Died: Cary, Robert (1615–1688)
Born: Castel, Lewis Bertrand (1688–?)
Born: Catherine, Alexievna (1688–1725)
“Scriptorum Ecclesiasticorum Historia Literaria i. e. A Literary History of Ecclesiastical Writers, in two parts,” Cave, William (1637–1713)
“Collectanea Historic Samaritanae, quotquot inveniri potuerunt,” Cellarius, Christopher (1638–?)
Born: Cellier, Remi (1688–1761)
Born: Cheselden, William (1688–1764)
“Conjecturae de perpetuo azymorum usu in ecclcsia Latina,” Ciampini, John Justin (1633–1698)
“Primitive Fpiscopacy,” Clarkson, David (1622–1686)
Born: Cochin, Charles Nicholas (1688–1754)
“Historia Candidue Hiu, Christianas Sinensis,” Couplet, Philip (1659–1693)
“Canzone per la nascita del seren. real principe de Y^llia, cji Variinaco Cognimembresi,” Crescimbeni, John Mario (1663–?)
“The Theory of the Earth;” Croft, Herbert (1603–1622)
Died: Cudworth, Ralph (?–1688)
Born: Dante, Pete 11 Vincent (1688–1746)
“Two short Discourses against the Romanists. 1. An Account of the fundamental Principle of Popery, and of the insufficiency of the proofs which they have for it. 2. An Answer to six Queries proposed to a gentlewoman of the Church of England, by an emissary of the Church of Rome,” Dodwell, Henry (1641–1711)
Died: Doujat, John (1609–1688)
“Eloges des personnes illustres de l‘Ancient Testament^ pour donner quelque teinture de l’Histoire Sacree, a I‘usage de monseigneur le due de Bourgogne,’” Doujat, John (1609–1688)
“Reponse a M. Furetiere,” Doujat, John (1609–1688)
“An Account of the rejoycing at the diet of Ratisbonne, performed by sir George Etherege, knight, residing therefrom his majesty of Great Britain; upon occasion of the birth of the prince of Wales. In a letter from himself.” Etherege, George (1636–?)
Died: Fabri, Honore' (1606–1688)
“Scriptorum recentiorum Decas,” Fabricius, John Albert (1668–1679)
“Du Digeste,” Ferrier, Claude De (1639–1715)
“Des Novelles,” Ferrier, Claude De (1639–1715)
Died: Flatman, Thomas (1633–1688)
“his ingenious comrades did serenade him that night with the said song.” Flatman, Thomas (1633–1688)
“Pastoral Poems, with a Discourse on the Eclogue, and a digression on the ancients and moderns,” Fontenelle, Bernard Le Bovier De (1657–1757)
Born: Forcellini, Egidio (1688–1768)
“Theatrum Virorum eruditione singulari clarorum,” Freher, Paul (1611–1682)
Born: Freret, Nicolas (1688–1749)
Died: Fresne, Charles Du Cange Du (1610–1688)
Died: Fulman, William (1632–1688)
Died: Furetiere, Antony (1620–1688)
Born: Furstenau, John-Herman (1688–1756)
Born: Gay, John (1688–?)
“Chizzouck Emounak,” Gousset, James (1635–1704)
Born: Gravesande, William James (1688–?)
“Practica qua humani morbi describtmtur,” Groenvelt, John
Died: Gueret, Gabriel (1641–1688)
Born: Hare, Dr. Francis (1688–1702)
Born: Hochstetter, Andrew-Adam (1688–1717)
“Chrouicon Paschale,” Hody, Humphrey (1659–1706)
Born: Holdsworth, Edward (1688–?)
“Institutiones Historiae civilis;” Huber, Ulric (1635–1694)
“De mensuris & ponderibus antiquis Libri tres,” Hyde, Dr. Thomas (1636–1703)
“An Historical Examination of the Authority of General Councils,” Jenkin, Robert (1656–1727)
“Traite de TumlS del'eglise,” Juried, Peter (1637–?)
“Dell' antico Gimusio Napolitano,” Lasena, Peter (1590–?)
“Commentaries on Anthony Loisel’s Instituts Couturaiers,” Launay, Francis De (1612–1693)
Born: Lisle, Joseph Nicholas De (1688–1768)
“Bibliotheque Universelle” Locke, John (1632–1683)
“Epistolse Samaritans Sichetnitarum ad Jobum Ludolphum, &c.” Ludolph, Job (1624–1704)
Born: Marivaux, Peter Carlet De Chamblain De (1688–1763)
“Secular Ode in Commemoration of the Glorious Revolution,” Mason, William (1725–1754)
“Traite des Maladies des Femmes grosses, et de celles qui sont accouchées,” Mauriceau, Francis (?–1709)
Died: Mellan, Claude (1601–1688)
Born: Meston, William (1688–?)
“A collection of the Church History of Palestine, from the birth of Christ, to the beginning of the empire of Diocletian,” Milner, John (1627–?)
Born: Moine, Francis Le (1688–?)
“Analecta Graeca sive vuria opuscula, Gr. & Lat.” Montfaucon, Bernard De (1655–?)
“Collectanea,” Nalson, John (1638–1685)
“The theory and regulation of Love, a moral essay,” Norris, John (1657–1711)
“L‘usage du Compas de proportion, explique & demontre d’une maniere courte & facile, & augmente d'un Traite de la division des champs,” Ozanam, James (1640–1701)
“Usage de l'instrument universel pour resoudre promptement & tres-exactement tous les problemes de la Geometric- pratique sans aucun calcul,” Ozanam, James (1640–1701)
“Treatise of Faith,” Peacock, Reynold (1390–1460)
Died: Perrault, Claude (1613–1688)
“Scrinium Plotianum Staffordiense.” Plot, Robert (1640–?)
Born: Pluche, Antony (1688–?)
Born: Pope, Alexander (1688–1744)
“The Validity of the Orders of the Church of England made out against the objections of the papists in several letters to a gentleman of Norwich, &c.” Prideaux, Humphrey (1648–1724)
Born: Quenstedt, John Andrew (1688–?)
“Martini Themidis exercitationes,” Schoockius, Martin (1614–1665)
“The texts examined, which papists cite out of the Bible concerning prayer in an unknown tongue.” Scott, Dr. John (1638–1694)
“Principles of Astronomy and Navigation,” Sinclare, George (?–1696)
“A pacific Discourse or, the causes and remedies of the differences about religion, which distract the peace of Christendom,” Smith, Thomas (1638–1710)
“The people’s right to read the Holy Scriptures asserted,” Stratford, Nicholas (1633–1707)
“The lay-Christian’s obligation to read the Holy Scriptures,” Stratford, Nicholas (1633–1707)
“The Protestant and Popish way of interpreting Scripture, impartially compared, in answer to Pax vobis, &c.” Tenison, Thomas (1636–1671)
“Notitia EcclesiiE Cathedralis Carliolensis una cum Catalogo Priorum, dum Conventualis erat, & Decanorum & Canonicorum quum Collegiata. Notitia Prioratus de Wedderhall cum Catalogo omnium Benefactorum qui ad ambas has sacras Ædes stfuendas, dotandas, & ornandas, pecuniam, terras & ornamenta, vel aliqua alia beneficia, pie & munifice contulerunt.” Todd, Hugh (1658–1728)
“brought more meekness and patience in the study of philosophy, than the generality of philosophers carry from it.” Trimnell, Charles (1663–1702)
“Numismata aerea imperatorum. Augustorirm, & Caesarum, in coloniis, rnunicipiis, & urbibus jure Latio donatis, ex omni mo.dula percussa,” Vaillant, John Foi (1632–?)
“A Discourse concerning the nature of Idolatry, in which a late author’s true and only notion of Idolatry is considered and confuted,” Wake, William (1657–1718)
“Sure and honest means for the conversion of all Heretics,” Wake, William (1657–1718)
“Two Discourses of Purgatory and Prayer for the Dead,” Wake, William (1657–1718)
“A Continuation of the present State of the Controversy between the Church of England and the Church of Rome; being a full account of the books published on both sides,” Wake, William (1657–1718)
“A preparation for death, being a letter to a young gentlewoman in France,” Wake, William (1657–1718)
“Errata’s of the Protestant Bible,” Ward, Thomas
“A treatise proving Scripture to be the rule of Faith, writ by Reginald Pecock, bishop of Chichester, before the reformation, about 1450,” Wharton, Henry (1664–1694)
“The Enthusiasm of the Church of Rome demonstrated in some observations upon the Life of Ignatius Loyola,” Wharton, Henry (1664–1694)
Died: Winwood, Sir Ralph (1565–1617)
“Traite de la Divinitie de notre Seigneur Jesus Christ,” Abbadie, James (1658–1727)
“Fur Academicus,” Abercromby, Patrick (1656–1716)
“De praestantia virorum sui aevi,” Accolti, Benedetto (1415–1466)
“The judgment of the ancient Jewish Church, against the Unitarians, in the controversy upon the Holy Trinity, and the divinity of our blessed Saviour,” Allix, Peter (1641–1717)
“An Examination of the scruples of those who refuse to take the Oaths,” Allix, Peter (1641–1717)
Born: Alt, Francis Joseph Nicholas Baron D' (1689–1771)
Born: Alticozzi, Laurence (1689–1777)
“Irenicum Numae Pompilii cum Hippocrate, quo veterum medicorum et philosophorum hypotheses, &c. a prseconceptis opinionibus vindicantur,” Amman, Paul (1634–1691)
Died: Annand, William (1633–1689)
“De veris operibus, &c.” Antelmi, Joseph (1643–1697)
Born: Ardene, John Paul De Rome D' (1689–1769)
Born: Arnoult, John Baptist (1689–1753)
“Antiquit. Danic. libri tres,” Bartholine, Thomas (?–1690)
“Istoria universale di tutti i Concili Geiierali,” Battaglini, Mark (1645–?)
Born: Beauchamps, Pierre François Godard De (1689–1761)
Born: Benzelius, Henry (1689–1758)
“Laodamia,” Bernard, Catharine
“Private Devotions, with a brief explication of the Ten Commandments,” Bernard, Edward (1638–1648)
“Etymologicum Britannicum, or derivations of the British and English words from the Russian, Sclavonian, Persian, and Armenian languages printed at the end of Dr. Hickes’s Grammatica Anglo- Saxonica & Moeso-Gotthica,” Bernard, Edward (1638–1648)
“Medical Essays,” Bernier, John (1622–1698)
Died: Bigot, Emeric (1626–1689)
Died: Blanchet, Thomas (1617–1689)
“De duumviratu hypocliondrioium,” Bohn, John (1640–1718)
“De officio medici duplici, clinini nimirum ac forensis,” Bohn, John (1640–1718)
“De renunciatione vulnerum lethalium examen,” Bohn, John (1640–1718)
“The Doctrine of Passive Obedience and Non-Resistance no way concerned in the controversies now depending between the Williamites and the Jacobites,” Bohun, Edmund (?–1700)
“The late lord Russel’s case, with observations upon it,” Booth, Henry (1651–1758)
Born: Bottari, John (1689–?)
“Historical Diary,” Brandt, Gerard (1626–1685)
“Translation of the Dialogues of Gregory the Great,” Bulteau, Lewis (1615–1693)
“Rudimentum Grammaticæ Græco-Latinæ Metricum,” Busby, Richard (1606–1695)
“A Latin Grammar,” Cellarius, Christopher (1638–?)
Died: Christina (1626–1689)
“Traite des Excommunications,” Collet, Philibert (161–?)
“Vindiciae juris regii, or remarks upon a paper entitled An Enquiry into the measures of submission to the Supreme Authority,” Collier, Jeremy (1650–?)
“chiefly byway of paraphrase, London, 1684, 8vo, dedicated to Anne, princess of Denmark, to whom the author was chaplain. 7. f Roman Forgeries in the Councils during the first four Centuries; together with an Appendix, concerning the forgeries and errors in the annals of Baronius,” Comber, Thomas (1644–1653)
Died: Compte, Nicholas De (?–1689)
“The Life of St. Francis de Sales,” Cotolendi, Charles
“Poems,” Cotton, Charles (1630–1649)
Born: Coxeter, Thomas (1689–1710)
“Dissertations on Irenseus,” Dodwell, Henry (1641–1711)
“Les Lois civiles, dans leur ordre naturel,” Domat, John (1625–1696)
Born: Duncombe, William (1689–1718)
Died: Eliot, John (1604–1689)
Born: Eller, John Theodore, De Brockhusen (1689–1759)
Died: Ent, George (1604–1689)
“Treatise on the Pythoness;” Eustathius, St. (323–?)
Born: Ferg, Francis Paul (1689–?)
Died: Ferri, Ciro (1634–1689)
“Two Treatises on Government,” Filmer, Sir Robert (1604–1647)
Born: Foster, Sir Michael (1689–1758)
Died: Gandy, James (1619–1689)
Died: Goad, John (1615–1689)
Born: Gorter, John De (1689–1783)
“A Letter to his curates, at Easington and Sedgefield,” Greenville, Denis (1657–1703)
Born: Grive, John De La (1689–?)
Died: Guidi, Alexander (1650–1689)
Died: Gundling, Nicholas Jerome (1671–1689)
“De morbis acutis infantum,” Harris, Walter (164–?)
“Remarks upon the Trials of Edward Fitzharris, Stephen Coiledge, count Coningsmarke, the lord Russel, &c.” Hawles, John (1645–1716)
“The Magistracy and Government of England vindicated; or a justification of the English method of proceedings against criminals, by way of answer to the Defence of the late lord Russel’s innocence,” Hawles, John (1645–1716)
“A Discourse concerning the Nature of Schism,” Henry, Matthew (1662–1714)
“Institutiones Grammaticse Anglo-Saxonicae & Maeso-Gothicae. Grammatica Islandica Runolphi Jonas. Catalogus librorum Septentrionalium. Accedit Edwardi Bernardi Etymologicum Britannicum,” Hickes, George (1642–?)
“Dissertations upon Irenams,” Hody, Humphrey (1659–1706)
“The Parson’s case under the present Land-Tax, recommended in a Letter to a member of the House of Commons,” Hooper, Dr. George (1640–1727)
“Historia Shahiludii” Hyde, Dr. Thomas (1636–1703)
“An Argument in the case of Monopolies,” Jeffreys, Lord George (?–1690)
Born: Joubert, Francis (1689–1763)
Born: Keysler, John George (1689–1743)
“Tractatus de persecutionibus Ecclesise primitive, veterumque Martyrum cruciatibus,” Kortholt, Christian (1633–?)
“Art of Glass-making” Kunckel, John (1630–1703)
“Conjectures Physiques sur divers effets du Tonnerre,” Lami, Dom. Francis (1636–1711)
Died: Lancisi, John-Maria (1654–1689)
“Letters” Launoi, John De (1601–1678)
“The Princess of Cleve,” Lee, Nathaniel (?–1684)
“The Joy of Faith,” Lee, Samuel (1625–?)
Born: Leonardo, Leo (1689–1742)
“Letter on Toleration,” Locke, John (1632–1683)
Died: Lodge, William (1649–1689)
“Remarque* sur les pensees enjouez & serieux, &c.” Ludolph, Job (1624–1704)
“Polygamia triumphata,” Lyserus, John (?–1684)
“Monogamia victrix,” Lyserus, John (?–1684)
“Historicorum Burgundise conspectus,” Mare, Philibert De La (?–1687)
“A History of Tenths, and other temporal Goods of the Church,” Marsollier, James (?–1724)
“An account of the growth of Popery and arbitrary government in England; more particularly, from the long prorogation of Nov. 1675, ending the 15th of Feb. 1676, till the last meeting of parliament the 16th of July, 1677; _1678,” Marvell, Andrew (1620–1678)
“A Disserta.tion on the Gout,” Mauduit, Michael (1634–1709)
“A short Dissertation concerning the four last Kings of Judah,” Milner, John (1627–?)
Died: Moine, Stephen Le (1624–1689)
“Philosophical Transactions.” Molyneux, William, Esq. (1656–1696)
Born: Molyneux, Samuel (1689–?)
“Phthisioiogia, seu Exercitationes de Phthisi,” Morton, Richard (?–1698)
Died: Motteville, Frances Bertaud De (1615–1689)
“Reason and Religion; or the grounds and measures of Devotion considered from the nature of God and the nature of man, in several contemplations. With exercises of devotion applied to every contemplation,” Norris, John (1657–1711)
Born: Oliva, John (1689–?)
“Histoire des deux conquerants Tartares Chimchi et Camhi, qui ont subjugue la Chine,” Orleans, Peter Joseph D' (1644–1698)
Born: Piron, Alexis (1689–?)
“Observationes ad Codicem,” Pithou, Francis (1544–1621)
“De arte excer-, pendi,” Placcius, Vincent (1642–?)
“Elements,” Prestet, John, (1648–1690)
Died: Puffendorf, Samuel (1631–1689)
Died: Rawlinson, Christopher (1677–1689)
“Theorie de la manoeuvre des Vaisseaux,” Renau D'Elisagaray, Bernard (1652–1719)
Born: Richardson, Samuel (1689–?)
“Lond. 1688, 4to. 10. '^ A Letter of reconciliation to bishop H6oper,” Ridley, Nicholas
“Theses Theologicos de generatione filii, et morte fidelium temporali,” Roell, Hermann-Alexander (1653–1680)
“Lux occidentalis or Providence displayed in the coronation of king William and queen Mary,” Rogers, Thomas
Died: Ruffi, Anthony De (1607–1689)
“Schola Botanica,” Sherard, William (1659–1722)
Died: Sherlock, Richard (1613–1689)
“Critical History of the Old Testament,” Simon, Richard (1638–1712)
“Auctio Davisiana,” Smalridge, George (1663–1729)
“Musae Anglicange.” Smalridge, George (1663–1729)
Born: Smith, Robert (1689–1768)
Died: Sydenham, Thomas (1624–1689)
“A Discourse on the Ecclesiastical commission, proving it agreeable to the word of God, useful to the convocation, &c.” Tenison, Thomas (1636–1671)
“History of the Desertion,” Treby, George (?–1701)
“The king,” Walker, George
“A true Account of the Siege of Londonderry,” Walker, George
“Pappi libri secundi collectionum inathematicorum hactenus desiderati fragmentum.” Wallis, John (1616–1703)
Died: Ward, Seth (?–1689)
Born: Webster, William (1689–1758)
Born: Welsted, Leonard (1689–1724)
Born: Wilson, Bernard (1689–1772)