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.
Born: Adami, Lionardo (1690–?)
“The Catechumen; or an account given by a young Person to a Minister of his knowledge in Religion, &c.” Addison, Lancelot (1632–1703)
“Nouvelles remarques de M. de Vuugelas sur la langue Franchise, ouvrage posthume, avec des observations de M. H.” Alemand, Louis-Augustine (1643–1728)
“Histoire monastique d'lrelande,” Alemand, Louis-Augustine (1643–1728)
“Some remarks upon the ecclesiastical history of the ancient Churches of Piedmont,” Allix, Peter (1641–1717)
“L'art de vivre heureux,” Ameline, Claude (1629–?)
“Praxis vulnerurn lethalium,” Amman, Paul (1634–1691)
“Epistolary Correspondence;” Atterbury, Francis (1662–1722)
Died: Bacchini, Bernardin (1651–1690)
Died: Baker, Thomas (1625–1690)
“Versi e Prose,” Baldi, Bernard (1553–1617)
“Synopsis pharmaceutica,” Barchausen, John Conrad (1666–?)
Died: Barclay, Robert (1648–1690)
Born: Baring, Daniel Eberhard (1690–1753)
Died: Bartholine, Thomas (?–1690)
Born: Bassius, Henry (1690–?)
“Veteres arcus Augustorum, triumphis insignes, ex reliquiis quae Rom* adhuc supersunt,” Bellori, John Peter (1616–1696)
“Brutus” Bernard, Catharine
“Misnoe pars prima, ordinis primi Zeraim tituli septem,” Bernard, Edward (1638–1648)
“Censura Celebrium Authorum” Blount, Sir Thomas Pope (1649–?)
Born: Bougeant, William Hyacinth (1690–?)
Born: Bouillet, John (1690–1770)
“An essay on the great effects of even, languid, and unheeded motion; whereunto is annexed an experimental discourse of some hitherto little regarded causes of the salubrity and insalubrity of the air, and its effects;” Boyle, Robert (1626–1746)
“Medicina Hydrostatica or, Hydrostatics applied to the materia medica, shewing how, by the weight that divers bodies used in physic have in water, one may discover whether they be genuine or adulterate. To which is subjoined a previous hydrostatical way of estimating ores,” Boyle, Robert (1626–1746)
“Imperio vindicate,” Caraccio, Anthony (?–1702)
“Ger. Jo. Vossii & clarorum Virorum ad.eum Epistoiae,” Carleton, Sir Dudley (1573–1631)
Born: Carteret, John (1690–1763)
“Musaeum Romanum,” Chausse, Michael Angelo De La
“Sermons” Cheminais, Timoleon (1652–?)
“Vetera monumenta, in quibus praecipua Musiva opera, sacrarum profanarumque aedium structura, dissertationibus iconibusque illustrantur,” Ciampini, John Justin (1633–1698)
“Annotations on the Bible,” Clarke, Samuel (?–1769)
“Reflections upon Varillas’s History,” Clerc, John Le (1657–1736)
“Tr. de l'Usure,” Collet, Philibert (161–?)
“A Caution against Inconsistency, or the connection between praying and swearing, in relation to the Civil Powers,” Collier, Jeremy (1650–?)
Died: Collings, John (1623–1690)
Died: Dappers, Oliver (?–1690)
Born: Deslandes, Andrew Francis Boltreau (1690–1757)
“Act. Eruditorum Lipsiensiutn,” Evelyn, John (1620–?)
“Mundus Muliebris; or, the ladies dressing-room unlocked, and her toilette spread. In burlesque. Together with the Fop- Dictionary, compiled for the use of the fairsex,” Evelyn, John (1620–?)
Died: Fage, Raimond De La (1648–1690)
Born: Fizes, Anthony (1690–1765)
Died: Flechier, Esprit (1632–1690)
Born: Folkes, Martin (1690–1727)
“An Answer to the Paper delivered by Mr. Ashton at his execution,” Fowler, Edward (1632–1732)
Died: Frankland, Thomas (1633–1690)
Died: Gadbury, John (1627–1690)
“Super auspicatissimo regis Gulielmi in Hiberniam descensu, et salva ex Hibernia reditu, carmen gratulatorium,” Gilbert, William (1613–1694)
Born: Gronovius, John Frederick (1690–1762)
“St. Chrysostom’s Letter to Cassarius,” Hardouin, John (1647–1729)
“Tumulus Tridentini Concilii,” Heidegger, John Henry (1633–1698)
Born: Hepburn, Robert (1690–?)
Died: Hermant, Godfrey (1617–1690)
Born: Heusinger, John Michael (1690–1708)
“Francisci Ariosti de oleo mentis Zibinii, seu petroleo agri Mutinensis,” Jacobæus, Oliger (1650–1671)
Died: Jeffreys, Lord George (?–1690)
“A Defence of the Profession which bishop Lake made upon his Death-bed,” Jenkin, Robert (1656–1727)
“Ger. Job. Vossii & clarorum virorum ad eum epistolae,” Junius, Francis (1589–1602)
“Historia Genealogica Regum Magnae Britanniae,” Imhoff, John (1651–1728)
“The Imperial Tragedy,” Killigrew, William (1605–1693)
“Dan. de Nessel Breviarium et supplementum commentariorum Bibl. Caes. Vindobon.” Lambecius, Peter (1628–1661)
“History of Augustus,” Larrey, Isaac De (1638–?)
“Vossii Epistol.” Laud, William (1573–1594)
Died: Lederlin, John Henry (1672–1690)
“Essay concerning Human Understanding,” Locke, John (1632–1683)
“Two Treatises of Civil Government,” Locke, John (1632–1683)
“History of Ethiopia.” Ludolph, Job (1624–1704)
Born: Macklin, Charles (1690–1797)
Died: Maggi, Jerome (1630–1690)
“De antiquis monachorum ritibus,” Martenne, Edmund (1654–1739)
“Lugd. 1690, 12mo. This is reprinted in Meibom’s Diogenes Laertius. 13. <* AntiBailiet,” Menage, Giles (1613–?)
“De Nethinim sive Nethinaeis, &c. et de iis qui se Corban Deo nominabant, disputatiuncula, adversus Steuch. Eugubinum, Card. Baronium,” Milner, John (1627–?)
“An Answer to the vindication of a Letter from a person of quality in the North, concerning the profession of John, late bishop of Chichester,” Milner, John (1627–?)
“A Defence of the Profession of John (Lake) lord bishop of Chichester, made upon his death-bed, concerning passive obedience, and the new oaths; with some passages of his lordship’s life,” Milner, John (1627–?)
Died: Molloy, Charles, Esq. (?–1690)
Born: Montagu, Lady Mary Wortley (1690–?)
“History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament, logically discussed, and theologically improved,” Nesse, Christopher (1621–1705)
“Reflections upon the conduct of human life with reference to the study of learning and knowledge; in a letter to the excellent lady, the lady Mashana,” Norris, John (1657–1711)
“Christian blessedness; or discourses upon the Beatitudes of our Lord and Saviour 4 Jesus Christ,” Norris, John (1657–1711)
“Dictionaire Mathematique, ou Idee generale des Mathematiques,” Ozanam, James (1640–1701)
Died: Pays, Rene'Le (1636–1690)
Born: Pearce, Zachary (1690–1752)
“Political Arithmetic,” Petty, William (1623–1751)
Died: Philips, Fabian (1601–1690)
Born: Pine, John (1690–1790)
“need but be mentioned, to put the public in mind of the several beautiful and fine works for which they are indebted to him,” Pine, John (1690–1790)
“Suetonius,” Pitiscus, Samuel (1637–?)
“Maxims for the Education of a young Nobleman,” Porcheron, David Placide (1652–?)
Died: Prestet, John, (1648–1690)
“Fasciculus Stirpium Britannicarum;” Ray, John (1628–1705)
“A Treatise of Algebra,” Rolle, Michel (1652–?)
Died: Rushworth, John (1607–1690)
Died: Rycke, Theodore De (1640–1690)
Died: Savary, James (1622–1690)
“A practical discourse on Death,” Sherlock, Dr. William (1641–1707)
“Judicium expetitum super dissidio Anglicano, et capitibus, quce ad unionem seu comprehensionem faciunt.” Spanheim, Frederic (1632–1701)
“were published at Florence, 1724, in six volumes, folio. The life was written by his friend Battista Man so, and printed at Rome in 1634; of which that by the abbe” Tasso, Torquato
“An Answer to a late pamphlet entitled Obedience and Submission to the present Government demonstrated from bishop Overall’s Convocation Book: with a postscript in answer to Dr. Sherlock’s Case of Allegiance,” Wagstaffe, Thomas (1645–1712)
“A Narrative of the siege, &c. or, the late memorable transactions of that city faithfully represented, to rectify the mistakes, and supply the omissions of Mr. Walker’s account,” Walker, George
Died: Wase, Christopher (1645–1690)
Born: Wilkes, Richard (1690–1756)
Died: Wilkinson, Henry (1616–1690)
Died: Wright, Abraham (1644–1690)
“Verses anniversary to the venerable memory of his ever honoured father, &c.” Wright, Abraham (1644–1690)
Born: Yorke, Philip, Earl Of Hardwicke (1690–1764)
Died: Ziegler, Gaspar (1621–1690)
“Theatrum Botanicum,” Zuinger, Theodore (?–1588)
Died: Abelli, Louis (1603–1691)
Died: Amman, Paul (1634–1691)
Died: Anselme De St. Mary, Or Peter De Guibours (?–1691)
Died: Arderne, James (?–1691)
“L'Education, maximeset reflexions,” Argonne, Noel, Called Dom Bonaventure D' (1634–?)
“A commentary on the Sum of St. Thomas,” Arnu, Nicholas (1629–1692)
“A short Discourse against Blasphemy,” Assheton, Dr. William (1641–1711)
“A translation of the Elements of Euclid,” Astorini, Elias (1651–1702)
“Babylon’s Downfall,” Atterbury, Lewis (1631–?)
“Cours d'architecture, qui comprend les ordres de Vignole, avec des commentaires, et plusieurs nouveaux dessins,” Aviler, Augustine Charles D' (1653–1700)
Died: Auzout, Adrian (?–1691)
“De Sistrorum figuris ac differentia ad illustriss. D. D. Leonem Strozza, ob Sistri Romani effigiem communicatum, ctissertatio,” Bacchini, Bernardin (1651–1690)
“Reflexions sur le Jugemens des Savans, [envoy 6ez a l'auteur par un Academicien,” Baillet, Adrian (1649–?)
Died: Baptist, John (1635–1691)
Died: Basnage, Anthony (1610–1691)
“World bewitched,” Bekker, Balthasar (1634–?)
“Le antiche lucerne sepolcrali, &c.” Bellori, John Peter (1616–1696)
“Acta Eruditqrum Lipsiensia,” Bernard, Edward (1638–1648)
“Bibliotheque Universelle,” Bernard, James (1658–?)
“Bibliotheca medica et physica,” Beughem, Cornelius De
“Observationes circa viventia in non viventibus,” Bonanni, Philip (?–1725)
“Statuts Synodaux,” Bossuet, James (1627–1704)
“Pensees ingenieuses des anciens et des modernes,” Bouhours, Dominick (1628–1702)
Died: Brandi, Giacinto (1633–1691)
Died: Brandmuller, Gregory (1661–1691)
Born: Burigny, Levesque De (1691–1785)
Born: Byrom, John (1691–1763)
Born: Cave, Edward (1691–1754)
Died: Cavendish, William (1592–1691)
“L'Esprit de M. Arnauld,” Chapuzeau, Samuel
“Sentimens de Piete,” Cheminais, Timoleon (1652–?)
“Versio Latina et Annotationes in Joan. Malalae Chronographiam,” Chilmead, Edward (1610–1653)
“Dr. Sherlock’s Case of Allegiance considered, with some remarks upon his Vindication,” Collier, Jeremy (1650–?)
“A Treatise on Speech, on Languages, and Writings, and on the art of secret speaking and writing,” Comiers, Claude (?–1693)
Born: Conybeare, John (1691–1782)
Died: Crewe, Nathaniel (1633–1691)
Died: Delamet, Adrian Augustin De Bussi (1621–1691)
Died: Denton, William (1605–1691)
Born: Dodington, George Bubb (1691–1762)
“A Letter to Dr. Tillotson about Schism,” Dodwell, Henry (1641–1711)
“Liber Psalmorumcum notis,” Dupin, Lewis Jellies (1657–1719)
“A Description of Ireland,” Echard, Laurence (1671–1730)
Born: Edwards, Thomas (1691–?)
“De orbe stagneo Antinoi, epistola,” Eggeling, John Henry (1639–?)
“A treatise-on the figure of the earth, entitled; Elliptico-Sphéroide,” Eisenschmidt, John Caspar (1656–1712)
Died: Faithorne, William (?–1691)
Died: Fenton, Elijah (1683–1691)
Born: Fischer, John Andrew (1691–1729)
Died: Flavel, John (1627–1691)
“Historiae Britannicse, Saxonicae, AngloDanicae, Scriptores quindccim, &c.” Gale, Thomas (1636–1702)
Born: Gent, Thomas (1691–1778)
“De Causis Majoribus,” Gerbais, John (1629–1699)
Born: Gesner, John Matthew (1691–1787)
“Cantilena Rustica:” Gibson, Edmund (1669–1720)
“Pharmacopoeia Bateana,” Goddard, Jonathan
Born: Gorio, Anthony Francis (1691–?)
“Sorberiana, sive excerpta ex ore Samuelis Sorbiere,” Graverol, Francis (1635–1694)
“Prisci Censorini Photistici Hydra Mystica; sive, de corrupta morali doctrina dialogus,” Gravina, John Vincent (1664–?)
“Historia Templariorum observationibus ecclesiasticis aucta,” Gurtler, Nicolas (1654–1711)
“Itinera muncli ab Abrahamo Peritsol,” Hali-Beigh
Born: Herring, Thomas (1691–1743)
“Introductio ad Chronographiam; sive ars chronologica in Epitomen redacta,” Hudson, Dr. John (1662–1719)
“De la situation du Paradis Terrestre,” Huet, Peter Daniel (1630–1721)
“Panegyricus Christiano Vto dictus,” Jacobæus, Oliger (1650–1671)
“Gaudia Arctoi orbis ob thalamos augustos Frederici & Ludovicae,” Jacobæus, Oliger (1650–1671)
Born: Jennings, David (1691–1762)
“An Inquiry into the Constitution, Discipline, Unity, and Worship, of the Primitive Church, that flourished within the fi*st three hundred years after Christ, faithfully collected out of the extant writings of those ages,” King, Peter (1669–?)
“The History of Eleanor, queen of France, and afterwards of England,” Larrey, Isaac De (1638–?)
Born: Leland, John (1691–?)
Died: Lloyd, David (1625–1691)
“A Letter to Dr. William Sherlock, in vindication of that part of Josephus’s History, which gives an account of Jaddua the high priest’s submitting to Alexander the Great,” Lloyd, William (1627–1717)
“A Discourse of God’s ways of disposing Kingdoms,” Lloyd, William (1627–1717)
“Some Considerations of the Consequences of lowering the Interest, and raising the Value, of Money,” Locke, John (1632–1683)
“Regicides not Saints,” Ludlow, Edmund (?–1643)
“The Plagiary exposed, &c.” Ludlow, Edmund (?–1643)
“Comaientarins in historiam Ethiopicam, &c.” Ludolph, Job (1624–1704)
Died: Mackenzie, Sir George (1636–1691)
Born: Miller, Philip (1691–?)
Died: Morel, Andrew (?–1691)
“Pyretologia, seu Exercitationes de Morbis universalibus acutis,” Morton, Richard (?–1698)
“Les Sirenes, ou discours sur leur forme et figure,” Nicaise, Claude (1623–1701)
“An Answer to an Heretical Book called `The naked Gospel,' which was condemned and ordered to be publicly burnt by the Convocation of the University of Oxon, Aug. 19, 1690, with some Reflections on Dr. Bury’s new edition of that book,” Nichols, William (1664–1712)
“Probabilia Juris,” Noodt, Gerard (1647–1725)
“Annus et Epochse Syro-Macedonum in vetustis urbium Syriae nummis prsesertim Mediceis expositae,” Noris, Henry (1631–1700)
“The charge of Schism continued; being a justification of the author of * Christian Blessedness,' for his charging the Separatists with Schism, notwithstanding the toleration. In a letter to a city friend,” Norris, John (1657–1711)
“Dictys Cretensis,” Obrecht, Ulric (?–1701)
Born: Panard, Charles-Francis (1691–1764)
Died: Parr, Richard (1617–1691)
“Verbum Sapienti,” Petty, William (1623–1751)
“An account of several new Inventions, &c. in a discourse by way of letter to the earl of Marlborougb,” Petty, William (1623–1751)
“Defense de PAntiquite des temps,” Pezron, Paul (1639–1697)
Died: Pinsson, Francis (1612–1691)
“Phytographia, sive stirpium illustrium et minus cognitorum Icones,” Plukenet, Leonard
Died: Pocock, Edward (1604–1691)
“A Pastoral Reflection on Death,” Potenger, John (1647–1733)
“The young man’s claim to the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper,” Quick, John (1636–1706)
Born: Secousse, Denis Francis (1691–1754)
Died: Slingeland, John Peter Van (1640–1691)
“Epistolse,” Smith, Thomas (1638–1710)
Died: Sorbait, Paul (?–1691)
Died: Spizklius, Theophilus (1639–1691)
Died: Tromp, Martin Happertz Van (1607–1691)
“An earnest and compassionate suit for forbearance to the learned Writers of some Controversies at present,” Wetenhall, Edward (1636–1713)
Died: Williams, Daniel (1644–1691)
“Gospel Truth stated and vindicated,” Williams, Daniel (1644–1691)
“L'art de se Connoitre Soimeme; ou, la recherche des Sources de la Morale,” Abbadie, James (1658–1727)
“Defence de la Nation Britannique,” Abbadie, James (1658–1727)
Born: Albani, Alexander (1692–1779)
“Remarks upon the ecclesiastical history of the ancient Churches of the Albigenses,” Allix, Peter (1641–1717)
“Surdus loquens,” Amman, John Conrad (1669–1724)
Died: Ancillon, David (1617–1692)
“Historia de S. Scripturse interpretibus,” Aristeas
Died: Arnauld, Henry (1597–1692)
Died: Arnu, Nicholas (1629–1692)
“A Discourse against Drunkenness,” Assheton, Dr. William (1641–1711)
“A Discourse against Swearing and Cursing,” Assheton, Dr. William (1641–1711)
Died: Barde, John De La (?–1692)
“A letter (to his clergy) for the putting in execution the Laws against Dissenters, written in concurrence to that which was drawn up by the justices of the peace of the county of Bedford, at the quarter-sessions held at Ampthill for the said county, Jan. 14, 1684.” Barlow, Thomas (1607–1694)
Born: Barre, Joseph (1692–1764)
“Spicilegium antiquitatis,” Beger, Lawrence (1653–?)
Died: Berthet, John (1622–1692)
“Prediche, discorsi, e lezioni,” Beverini, Bartholomew (1629–?)
Died: Boecler, John Henry (1611–1692)
“Pyrologia topograpuica, id est, de igne dissertatio, juxta loca, cum eorun. doscriptione,” Bottoni, Dominic (1641–1731)
“La Manier de bien penser sur les ouvrages d' esprit,” Bouhours, Dominick (1628–1702)
“The general history of the Air designed and begun,” Boyle, Robert (1626–1746)
“General heads for the natural history of a conntryy great or sinall; drawn out for the use of travellers and navigators. To which are added, other directions ior navigators, &c. with particular observations on the most noted countries in the world. By another hand.” Boyle, Robert (1626–1746)
Born: Bradley, James (1692–1776)
Born: Browne, Sir William (1692–?)
Born: Butler, Joseph (1692–1737)
Born: Caslon, William (1692–1766)
“Lexicon philosophicum,” Chauvin, Stephen (1640–1725)
“Neptune Francois,” Chazelles, John Matthew De (1657–1710)
“A brief essay concerning the independency of Church Power,” Collier, Jeremy (1650–?)
Died: Colomies, Paul (1638–1692)
Died: Commelin, John (1629–1692)
“Consilia et Methodi Studiorum optime instituendorum,” Crenius, Thomas (1648–1728)
“Dceneids,” Crowne, John
“A brief Disquisition of the Law of Nature, according to the principles and method laid down in the reverend Dr. Cumberland’s (now lord bishop of Peterburgh’s) Latin treatise on that subject, &c.” Cumberland, Richard (1632–?)
“A Defence of the same,” Dodwell, Henry (1641–1711)
Born: Dunlop, William, A.M. (1692–1720)
“An enquiry into four remarkable texts of the New Testament,” Edwards, John (1637–1647)
“A farther enquiry into several remarkable texts of the Old and New Testament,” Edwards, John (1637–1647)
Born: Elsner, James (1692–?)
“Re^ueil des Poetes Francois,” Estoile, Claude De L' (?–1652)
Died: Fantoni, John (1675–1692)
Born: Ferracino, Bartolomeo (1692–?)
Died: Foscarini, Michael (1628–1692)
“Orationes,” Francius, Peter (1645–?)
Born: Frugoni, Charles Innocent (1692–1768)
“Librorum Manuscriptorum in duabus insignibus Bibliothecis, altera Tenisoniana Londoni, altera Dugdaliana Oxonii, Catalogus.” Gibson, Edmund (1669–1720)
“Chronicon Saxonicum,” Gibson, Edmund (1669–1720)
Born: Granet, Francis (1692–1741)
“L'Endimione di Erilo Cleoneo, Pasture Arcade, con nn Discorso di Bione Crateo,” Gravina, John Vincent (1664–?)
Born: Hahn, Simon Frederic (1692–1729)
Born: Hallet, Joseph (1692–1744)
Born: Henry, Nicholas (1692–?)
Died: Hickman, Henry (?–1692)
Born: Highmore, Joseph (1692–?)
“A Vindication of the deprived bishops,” Hody, Humphrey (1659–1706)
“A letter to Mr. Samuel Johnson, occasioned by a scurrilous pamphlet, entitled Animadversions on Mr. Johnson’s answer to Jovian,” Howard, Sir Robert (1626–1698)
“Nouveaux Memoires pour servir a l'Histoire du Cartesianisrne,” Huet, Peter Daniel (1630–1721)
“Origin of the Military Orders,” Justiniani, Bernard (1408–1489)
Born: Kimber, Isaac (1692–1758)
“De rationis cum revelatione in Theologia concursu,” Kortholt, Christian (1633–?)
“New Methods for the Extraction and Approximation of Roots,” Lagny, Thomas Fantet De (1660–1734)
Died: Lancrinck, Prosper Henry (1628–1692)
“De l‘origine du Droit d’Amortissement,” Lauriere, Eusebius James De (1659–1728)
“The Pretences of the French Invasion examined,” Lloyd, William (1627–1717)
“General History of the Air,” Locke, John (1632–1683)
Born: Mansi, John Dominique (1692–1769)
“Diogenes Laertius,” Meibomius, Marcus (1611–?)
“Sermons,” Milbourne, Luke (?–1667)
“Le Cabinet de la Bibliotheque de Ste. Genevieve,” Molinet, Claude Du (1620–1687)
“DeExistentiaDei, et humanae mentis immortalitaie,” Moor, Michael
Died: Mountfort, William (1659–1692)
Born: Musschenbroeck, Peter De (1692–1761)
Born: Nantigni, Louis Chazot De (1692–1755)
Born: Nivelle De La Chaussee, Peter Claude (1692–1754)
Died: Noir, John Le (?–1692)
“Two treatises concerning the divine light. The first being an answer to a letter of a learned Quaker (Mr. Vickris), which he is pleased to call A just reprehension to John Morris for his unjust reflections on the Quakers in his book entitled Reflections upon the conduct of human life, &c. The second being a discourse concerning the grossness of the Quakers’ notion of the light within, with their confusion and inconsistency in explaining it,” Norris, John (1657–1711)
Died: Nuck, Anthony (?–1692)
“Adenographia curiosa, et Uteri foeminei Anatome nova, cum Epistola ad Amicum de Inventis novis,” Nuck, Anthony (?–1692)
“Operationes et Experirnenta Chirurgica,” Nuck, Anthony (?–1692)
“Histoire de M. Constance, premier minister du roi de Siam, et de la derniere revolution de cet etat,” Orleans, Peter Joseph D' (1644–1698)
Born: Orsi, Francis Joseph Augustine (1692–?)
“Veterum aliquot Galliae & Belgiae scriptorum opuscula sacra,” Oudin, Casimir (1638–?)
Born: Peck, Francis (1692–1794)
“Exercitatio Philosophica de Homoeomeria Anaxagorea,” Peirce, James (1673–?)
Died: Perrier, Charles (?–1692)
“Musei Petiveriani Centuriae decem,” Petiver, James (?–1718)
“A Letter from a gentleman,” Petty, William (1623–1751)
Born: Pezenas, Esprit (1692–?)
Died: Pollexfen, Sir Henry (?–1692)
“Synodicon iiS Gallia Reformata, or the Acts, Decisions, Decrees, and Laws of the famous national councils of the reformed Churches in France, &c.” Quick, John (1636–1706)
Born: Racine, Louis (1692–1763)
“Three Physico-Theologicai Discourses concerning the Chaos, Deluge, and Dissolution of the World,” Ray, John (1628–1705)
Died: Rowe, Nicolas (1673–1692)
“De unico Christi sacerdotio et sacrincio,” Sadeel, Anthony (1534–?)
Born: Sandini, Anthony (1692–?)
Died: Sawyer, Sir Robert (?–1692)
Died: Seckendorf, Virus Louis De (1626–1692)
“The different Humours of Men,” Shaw, Samuel (1635–1696)
Born: Shaw, Thomas (1692–?)
Born: Somervile, William (1692–1743)
“The Wife’s Excuse,” Southern, Thomas (1659–1746)
Died: Struvius, George Adam (1619–1692)
“Cum notis variorum & Pitisci,” Suetonius, Caius Suetonius Tranquillus
Born: Tartini, Joseph (1692–1770)
“the admirable,” Tartini, Joseph (1692–1770)
Born: Thirlby, Styan (1692–1753)
“Apology.” Toland, John (1669–?)
Died: Turner, Thomas (1645–1692)
“An Answer to a Letter to Dr. Sherlock written in vindication of that part of Josephus’s History, wtiicb gives the account of Jaddas’s submission to Alexander, against the Answer to the piece entitled Obedience and Submission to the present Government,” Wagstaffe, Thomas (1645–1712)
“Defence of the Christian Sabbath,” Wallis, John (1616–1703)
“Body of Divinity,” Watson, Thomas
“A defence of the Church of England from the charge of schism and heresy, as laid against it by the vindicator of the deprived bishops (Mr. Henry Dodwell),” Welchman, Edward (1665–1739)
Born: Wesley, Samuel, The Younger (1692–1743)
Born: Zanotti, Francis Maria (1692–1777)
“Mathematici Veteres,” Africanus, Junus (?–232)
Born: Amico, Vito-Maria (1693–?)
“Memoirs, intermixt with moral, political, and historical Observations, by way of discourse, in a letter to sir Peter Pett,” Annesley, Arthur (1614–?)
“Nova de Symbolo Athanasiano disquisitio,” Antelmi, Joseph (1643–1697)
“De ^tate S. Martini Turonensis Episcopi, et quorundam ejusgestorum ordine, anno mortuali, nee non de S. Priccio successore, Epistola ad R. P. Ant. Pagium,” Antelmi, Joseph (1643–1697)
Born: Arcere, Louis Etienne (1693–1782)
Died: Ashwell, George (1612–1693)
“Directions in order to the suppressing of Debauchery and Proprmneness,” Assheton, Dr. William (1641–1711)
“A treatise on the power of the Holy See,” Astorini, Elias (1651–1702)
Died: Bagger, John (1646–1693)
“Several miscellaneous and weighty cases of conscience, learnedly and judiciously resolved by the right rev. father in God, Dr. T ho. Barlow, late lord bishop of Lincoln.” Barlow, Thomas (1607–1694)
“Le Principaute de Catalogue et le Comte de Roussillon, suivant les nouvelles Observations;” Baudrand, Michael Anthony (1633–?)
Born: Bel, John James (1693–1738)
“Histoire de Pedit de Nantes,” Benoit, Elias (1640–1728)
“Sermons at Boyle’s Lectures,” Bentley, Richard (1661–?)
“Deliciae quorundam Danorum,” Bering, Vitus (1627–1675)
“Anti-Menagiana,” Bernier, John (1622–1698)
Born: Bianchi, John (1693–1775)
Born: Bilfinger, George Bernard (1693–?)
“Mathematici Veteres,” Bito
“Physical Dictionary,” Blancard, Stephen
Died: Blount, Charles (1654–1693)
“King William and queen Mary conquerors; or, a discourse endeavouring to prove that their majesties have on their side, against the late king, the principal reasons that make conquest a good title; shewing also how this is consistent with that declaration of parliament, king James abdicated the government, &c. Written with an especial regard to such as have hitherto refused the oath, and yet allow of the title of conquest, when consequent to a just war,” Blount, Charles (1654–1693)
“Natural History, containing many, not common observations, extracted out of the best modern authors,” Blount, Sir Thomas Pope (1649–?)
Born: Bodmer, John James (1693–1783)
“Mathematici veteres,” Boivin, John (?–1726)
Born: Bordeu, Anthony, (1693–?)
Born: Boyer, John Baptist Nicholas (1693–1768)
Died: Bregy, Charlotte Saumaise De Chazan, Comtesse De (?–1693)
“Lettres pour prouver l'illusion des philosophes sur la baguette,” Brun, Peter Le (1661–?)
Died: Bulteau, Lewis (1615–1693)
Died: Burton, William (1575–1693)
“Epistolae Jesuiticae,” Chamier, Daniel (1621–?)
Born: Chandler, Samuel (1693–?)
Died: Charleval, Charles (1613–1693)
“it is the patient that is going off;” Charleval, Charles (1613–1693)
“Synopsis historica de sacris aedificiis a. Constantino Magno constructs,” Ciampini, John Justin (1633–1698)
Born: Cocchi, Anthony (1693–1758)
Born: Collet, Peter (1693–1770)
Born: Collinson, Peter (1693–1795)
Died: Comiers, Claude (?–1693)
Died: Couplet, Philip (1659–1693)
Born: Crevier, John Baptist Lewis (1693–?)
“Pharmacologia, seu Manuductio ad Materiam Medicam,” Dale, Samuel
“The Institutions of the Law of Scotland,” Dalrymple, James (1609–?)
“Cartes Geographiques, Tables Chronologiques, Tables Genealogiques, &c.” Dangeau, Louis Courcillon De (1643–1723)
“Lettre sur Tortographe aM.de Poutchartrain,” Dangeau, Louis Courcillon De (1643–1723)
Died: Davies, Johin (1625–1693)
“An Anatomy of Atheism,” Dawes, Sir William (1671–1705)
Born: Denne, John (1693–1767)
“Critica Sacra, sive animadversiones in loca qucedam difficiliora Veteris et Novi Testamenti,” Dieu, Lewis De (1590–?)
“Aphorismi Theologi,” Dieu, Lewis De (1590–?)
“Don Sebastian.” Dryden, John (1631–1657)
“La juste Defense du Sieur Dupin, -pour sefvir de reponse a un Libelle anonyme contre Les Pseaumes,” Dupin, Lewis Jellies (1657–1719)
Born: Edwards, George (1693–1773)
“Of the truth and authority of Scripture,” Edwards, John (1637–1647)
“A Preservative against Socinianism” Edwards, Jonathan (1629–1712)
Born: Ellys, Anthony (1693–?)
“Monsieur de la Quintinye’s treatise of Orange-Trees, with the raising of Melons, omitted in the French editions; made English by John Evelyn, esq.” Evelyn, John (1620–?)
“I think you was a major-general in the French service” Evremond, Charles De St. (1613–1703)
Born: Ferrein, Anthony (1693–1769)
Died: Feuillet, Nicholas (?–1693)
Died: Fisher, Payne (1616–1693)
“Manuductio ad lectionem Scripture Sacrse,” Francke, Augustus Herman
“Freind had more good learning in him than ever he had imagined.” Freind, Robert (1680–1736)
Born: Funccius, John Nicolas (1693–1778)
“The Black Life of John Gadbury” Gadbury, John (1627–1690)
“Quintilian de Arte Oratoria, with notes,” Gibson, Edmund (1669–1720)
Born: Hare, Henry, Lord Colerane (1693–1708)
Born: Harrison, John (1693–1776)
Born: Heywood, Eliza (1693–1756)
“An Antidote against a careless indifferency in matters of Religion in. opposition to those who believe that all religions are alike, and that it imports not what men profess,” Horneck, Dr. Anthony (1641–?)
“Velieius Paterculus, cum variis lectionibus, & notis, &- indice,” Hudson, Dr. John (1662–1719)
“Statuts Synodaux pour le diocese d'Avranches, &c.” Huet, Peter Daniel (1630–1721)
Born: Jablonski, Paul-Ernest (1693–1757)
“Life and Death of Georpe Lord Jeffreys,” Jeffreys, George (1678–1753)
Born: Jones, Jeremiah (1693–1724)
“Notitia procerum 5. R. imperil,” Imhoff, John (1651–1728)
Died: Kale, William (1630–1693)
Died: Killigrew, William (1605–1693)
Died: Launay, Francis De (1612–1693)
Born: Lillo, George (1693–1739)
“Some Thoughts concerning Education,” Locke, John (1632–1683)
Died: Loggan, David (1635–1693)
“Appendix ad hist. Ethiopicam illiusque commentarium, &c.” Ludolph, Job (1624–1704)
“what is called the reformed religion,” Maimbourg, Louis (?–1686)
Died: Marana, John Paul (1642–1693)
Born: Markland, Jeremiah (1693–1800)
“A History of Cardinal Ximenes,” Marsollier, James (?–1724)
“The History of the Inquisition and its origin,” Marsollier, James (?–1724)
“Consular History of the city of Lyons,” Menestrier, Claude Francis (1633–1705)
“Histoire des Revolutions d'Angleterre,” Orleans, Peter Joseph D' (1644–1698)
“Catechism.” Ostervald, John Frederick (1663–?)
“Cours de Mathematiques, qui comprend toutes les parties de cette science les plus utiles & les plus necessaires,” Ozanam, James (1640–1701)
Died: Patin, Charles (?–1693)
“Mathematici veteres,” Philo, Judæus
“De jurisconsulto perito Liber,” Placcius, Vincent (1642–?)
Died: Playford, Joitn (1613–1693)
Died: Poilly, Francis (1622–1693)
Born: Quin, James (1693–1700)
Died: Rabutin, Roger, Count De Bussy (1618–1693)
“Life of Ricci,” Ricci, Matthew (1552–1610)
“The Loyal and Impartial Satyrist, containing eight miscellany poems,” Rogers, Thomas
“A Poesy for Lovers,” Rogers, Thomas
“The conspiracy of guts and brains; or an answer to the Turn-shams,” Rogers, Thomas
“An account of the late establishment of Presbyterian Government by the parliament of Scotland in 1690,” Sage, John (1652–1711)
“Celanire, ou la Promenade de Versailles,” Scuderi, Magdeleine De (1607–1701)
Born: Secker, Thomas (1693–?)
Born: Sharp, Thomas (1693–1792)
“Practical Reflections on the late Earthquakes in Jamaica, Italy, &c. with a particular historical account of those and divers other earthquakes,” Shower, John (1657–?)
“Histoire Critique des versions du Nouveau Testament;” Simon, Richard (1638–1712)
“of the Roman ports and forts in Kent,” Somner, William (1606–1669)
“which was the true foundation of the bitter difference in writing: about the Trinity.” South, Robert (1633–?)
“Animadversions on Dr. Sherlock’s book, entitled, ‘A vindication of the Holy and ever Blessed Trinity,’ &c. together with a more necessary vindication of that sacred and prime article of the Christian faith from his new notions and false explications of it: humbly offered to his admirers, and to himself the chief of them,” South, Robert (1633–?)
“Bibliotheca numismatum antiquiorum,” Struvius, Burcard Gotthelf (1671–1697)
Died: Vandervelde (1610–1693)
“Corporis Humani Anatomia,” Verheyen, Philip (1643–1710)
“The Life of Christ, an heroic poem,” Wesley, Samuel (1662–1735)
Born: Wetstein, John James (1693–1754)
Born: Winder, Henry (1693–?)
“Letter to the bishop of Litchfield and Coventry, concerning a book of Anthony Harmer (alias Henry Wharton), called `A Specimen of some Errors and Defects in the History of the Reformation,' &c.” Wood, Anthony (1632–1695)
“Monasticon,” Wright, Abraham (1644–1690)
“Amdenitates theologico-philologicæ,” Almeloveen, Theodore Jansson Van (1657–1658)
Born: Aquino, Louis Claude De (1694–1772)
Died: Arnauld, Anthony (1612–1694)
Born: Bacoue, Leo (1694–?)
Died: Barbier D'Aucour, John (?–1694)
Died: Barlow, Thomas (1607–1694)
“Euripides,” Barnes, Joshua (1654–1721)
“Index alphabeticus rerum et locorum omnium memorabilium ad Annales Cardinalis Baronii. Opus posthumum Rev. Cardinalis de Laurea,” Baronius, Cæsar (1538–?)
Born: Bayer, Theophilus Siegfrid (1694–?)
“I Fiori, primizie poetiche, divise in rime amorose, sacre, morali, e funebri,” Bernardoni, Peter Antony (1672–1714)
“Remarks on Poetry,” Blount, Sir Thomas Pope (1649–?)
“The great Historical, Geographical, and Poetical Dictionary,” Bohun, Edmund (?–1700)
Born: Boissi, Louis De (1694–?)
Born: Bonamy, Peter-Nicholas (1694–1770)
Died: Bullialdus, Ismael (1605–1694)
Born: Burlamaqui, John James (1694–?)
“Four Discourses to the Clergy of his Diocese.” Burnet, Gilbert (1643–1714)
“La Muse enjouee, ou le Theatre Comique.” Chapuzeau, Samuel
“Journal des Savans,” Chauvin, Stephen (1640–1725)
“Origine de I'lmprimerie de Paris, dissertation historique et critique,” Chevillier, Andrew (1636–1700)
“Memoire succinct sur la Reformation,” Chouet, John Robert (1642–?)
“Myotomia reformata, or a new administration of all the Muscles of the Human Body,” Cowper, William (1666–1709)
Born: Coypel, Charles Antony (1694–1752)
“Memorials of the most rev. father in God Thomas Cranmer,” Cranmer, Thomas (1489–?)
“Reflexions sur toutes Ies parties de la Grammaire,” Dangeau, Louis Courcillon De (1643–1723)
“On the happiness of a retired life,” Dryden, John (1631–1657)
“Of the Style of Scripture,” Edwards, John (1637–1647)
“De Miscellaneis Germanise antiquitatibus exercitationes quinque,” Eggeling, John Henry (1639–?)
“An account of the isle of Jersey, the greatest of those islands that are now the only remainder of the English dominions in France: with a new and accurate map of that island,” Falle, Philip (1655–1742)
Died: Feydeau, Matthew (1616–1694)
“divertimenti delle Medaglie antiche,” Ficoroni, Francis (1664–1747)
Died: Fleming, Robert (1630–1694)
“Certain Propositions, by which the doctrine of the Holy Trinity is so explained, according to the ancient fathers, as to speak it not contradictory to natural reason. Together with a defence of them, &c.” Fowler, Edward (1632–1732)
“The Church History of Malabar,” Geddes, Michael
Died: Gilbert, William (1613–1694)
“Manual on the Art of Prudence,” Gracian, Baltasar (?–1664)
Born: Grafigny, Frances D'Isembourg D'Happoncourt, Dame De (1694–?)
Died: Graverol, Francis (1635–1694)
“Ivloses vindicatus,” Graverol, John (1636–1718)
Born: Grey, Dr. Richard (1694–1771)
“Treatise shewing how useful, &c. the inrolling and registering of all conveyances of land,” Hale, Sir Matthew (1609–1614)
“Miscellany Poems,” Hammond, Anthony, Esq. (?–1738)
Born: Hartzheim, Joseph (1694–1763)
“A Discourse concerning Lent, in two Parts. The first, an historical account of its observation: the second, an essay concerning its original. This subdivided into two repartitions, whereof the first is preparatory, and shews that most of our Christian ordinances are derived from the Jews; and the second conjectures, that Lent is of the same original,” Hooper, Dr. George (1640–1727)
Died: Houlieres, Antonette De La Garde Des (1638–1694)
“The History of Religion,” Howard, Sir Robert (1626–1698)
Died: Huber, Ulric (1635–1694)
“Institutiones historic civilis.” Huber, Ulric (1635–1694)
Born: Hutcheson, Dr. Francis (1694–1747)
“Midnight and daily Thoughts, in prose and verse,” Killigrew, William (1605–1693)
“A Discourse concerning the Inventions of Men in the Worship of God,” King, Da. William (1650–1729)
“An Answer to a Book which will be published next week entitled A Letter to the Rev. Dr. South, upon occasion of a late Book entitled Animadversions on Dr. Sherlock’s Book, entiiled A Vindication of the Holy and Ever-blessed Trinity. Being a Letter to the Author.” King, Dn. William (1663–?)
“4.” Laud, William (1573–1594)
“Phtbisiologia Lancastrieusis, cum tentamine philosophico de Miueralibus Aquis in eodem comitatu observatis,” Leigh, Charles (1679–?)
“A short and easy Method with the Deists,” Leslie, Charles (1664–1687)
“Exercitatio anatomica, in qua de Cochleis agitur,” Lister, Martin (1638–1695)
Died: Littleton, Adam (1627–1694)
“Dissertatio de locustis, &c.” Ludolph, Job (1624–1704)
“Epistolarum Medicarum specimen de Thermarum Bathoniensium effectis, ad clariss. medicos D. Bate Eraser, Wedderbourne, &c.” Maplet, John (1615–1670)
Born: Martin, James (1694–?)
“Aphorismes touchant l'Accouchement, la Grossesse, et les Maladies des Femraes,” Mauriceau, Francis (?–1709)
“La Philosophic des Images,” Menestrier, Claude Francis (1633–1705)
“A Defence of archbishop Usher against Dr. Cary and Dr. Is. Vossius, with an Introduction concerning the uncertainty of Chronology, and an Appendix touching the signification of the words, &c. as also the men of the great Synagogue,” Milner, John (1627–?)
“Exercitationes de Lingua primaeva cjusque Appendicibus,” Morin, Stephen (1625–1728)
Died: Muller, Andrew (1630–1694)
Born: Neve, Timothy (1694–1757)
“A Practical Essay on the Contempt of the World,” Nichols, William (1664–1712)
“Considerationes circa Analyseos ad Quantitates infinite parvas applicator principia,” Nieuwentyt, Bernard (1654–1718)
“Spiritual counsel; or the father’s advice to his children,” Norris, John (1657–1711)
Died: Ouvrard, Rene' (?–1694)
Born: Passeri, John Baptist (1694–?)
Born: Pelloutier, Simon (1694–1757)
Born: Pemberton, Henry (1694–1771)
“The History of the Assemblies of 1652 4,” Pfanner, Tobias (1641–1717)
Born: Platner, John Zachariah (1694–1747)
“Synopsis,” Pool, Matthew (1624–1697)
“Directions to Churchwardens.” Prideaux, Humphrey (1648–1724)
Born: Quesnay, Francis (1694–1774)
“A true Protestant Bridle; or some cursory remarks upon a Sermon preached (by William Stephens, rector of Sutton) before the Lord Mayor, &c. Jan. 30, 1693,” Rogers, Thomas
Died: Rousseau, James (1630–1694)
“Defence of the late Lord Russet’s Innoeency,” Russel, Lord William (?–1723)
Born: Rysbrach, John Michael (1694–1726)
Died: Sagittarius, Caspar (1643–1694)
Born: Salden, William (1694–?)
Born: Sallengre, Albert Henry De (1694–1723)
“Three Sermons,” Sancroft, Dr. William (1616–?)
Born: Schoepflin, John Daniel (1694–?)
Died: Scott, Dr. John (1638–1694)
“Letters and Essays,” Shakspeare (1607–1647)
“Sylloge Stirpium Europaearum,” Sherard, William (1659–1722)
“The Life of Henry Gearing,” Shower, John (1657–?)
Born: Stanhope, Pinup Dormer (1694–?)
“Life of Archbishop Cranmer,” Strype, John (1643–1737)
Died: Tachard, Guy (?–1694)
Born: Taylor, John (1694–1761)
Died: Teniers, David (1610–1694)
“David Teniers, junior.” Teniers, David (1610–1694)
“8vo; and of” Tollius, James (?–1696)
Born: Voltaire, Marie-Francis Arouet De (1694–1749)
“A Letter out of Suffolk to a friend in London, giving some account of the late sickness and death of Dr. William Sancroft late lord archbishop of Canterbury,” Wagstaffe, Thomas (1645–1712)
“A Letter out of Lancashire to a friend in London, giving some account of the tryals there. Together with some seasonable and proper remarks upon it; recommended to the wisdom of the Lords and Commons assembled in parliament,” Wagstaffe, Thomas (1645–1712)
“A Letter to a gentleman elected a knight of the shire to serve in the present parliament,” Wagstaffe, Thomas (1645–1712)
“A Discourse of Government, as examined by reason, scripture, and the law of the land, written in 1678,” Warwick, Sir Philip (1608–1667)
Died: Wharton, Henry (1664–1694)
“Considerations on the explications of the doctrine of the Trinity,” Williams, John (1634–1709)
“Reflections” Wotton, William (1666–?)
“Country conversations, being an account of some discourses that happened on a visit to the country last summer, on divers subjects; chiefly, of the modern comedies, of drinking, of translated verse, of painting and painters, of poets and poetry,” Wright, Abraham (1644–1690)