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: Adam, Lambert-Sigisbert (1700–?)
“A Treatise on the conformity between the Chinese ceremonies and the Greek and Roman idolatry, in order to confirm the apology of the Dominican Missionaries in China,” Alexander, Noel, In Latin Natalis (1639–1724)
“De Loquela,” Amman, John Conrad (1669–1724)
Born: Arbuckle, James, A.M. (1700–1734)
“Ecclesiastical History,” Arnold, Gothofred (1666–1714)
“An argument, proving that, according to the covenant of eternal life, revealed in the scriptures, man may be translated from hence into that eternal life without passing through death, although the human nature of Christ himself could not thus be translated till he had passed through death,” Asgill, John
“Bart'lemy Fair, or an Inquiry after Wit,” Astell, Mary (1668–1731)
Died: Athias, Joseph (?–1700)
Died: Aubrey, John (1625–1700)
Died: Aviler, Augustine Charles D' (1653–1700)
“Historia deortu et progressu Medicinse,” Aulisio, Dominico (1649–1717)
Born: Ballyet, Emmanuel (1700–1773)
“Regum et Imperatorum Romanorum Numismata, a, Rubenio edita,” Beger, Lawrence (1653–?)
“Le Theatre des etats du due de Savoie, traduit du Latin de Bleau,” Bernard, James (1658–?)
Born: Bernoulli, Daniel (1700–1782)
Died: Bertoli, John Dominick (1676–1700)
“Gulielmus Cowper criminis Literarii citatus coram tribunali nobiliss. ampliss. Societatis Britanno-Regiae,” Bidloo, Godfrey (1649–1702)
“King Arthur, an heroic poem, in twelve books.” Blackmore, Sir Richard (?–1729)
Died: Bohun, Edmund (?–1700)
“Exercitaciones Philologicæ, in quibus Novi Fœderis nonnulla loca è profants maximè auctoribus Græcis iiiustrantur,” Bos, Lambert (1670–?)
“Pensees ingenieuses des Peres de l'Eglise,” Bouhours, Dominick (1628–1702)
“the great ornament of our college.” Boyle, Charles
Died: Brady, Robert (1643–1700)
Born: Browne, Joseph (1700–?)
“Non compos mentis; or, the law relating to natural fools, mad folks, and lunatic persons,” Brydal, John (1635–1704)
Died: Casanata, Jerome (1620–1700)
Born: Cat, Claude Nicholas Le (1700–1768)
“Orthographia Latina ex vetustis monumentis, hoc est nummis, marmoribus, &c. excerpta, digesta, novisque observationibtis illustrata,” Cellarius, Christopher (1638–?)
“The Perjured Husband,” Centlivre, Susannah (1667–1723)
“The Historical Antiquities of Hertfordshire,” Chauncy, Sir Henry (1632–1672)
“Gemme antiche figurate,” Chausse, Michael Angelo De La
Died: Chevillier, Andrew (1636–1700)
“A Second Defence of the Short View, being a reply to a book entitled The ancient and modern Stages surveyed, &c.” Collier, Jeremy (1650–?)
Died: Cook, Henry (1642–1700)
“Courtship Alamode,” Craufurd, David, Esq. (1665–1726)
Born: Dandre-Bardon, Michael Francis (1700–1783)
“A Discourse upon Grants and Resumptions: shewing, how our ancestors have proceeded with such ministers as have procured to themselves grants of the crown revenue; and that the forfeited estates ought to be applied to the payment of public debts,” Davenant, Charles (1656–?)
“Pro Testinonio Josephi de Jesn Christo, contra Tan. Fubrum et alios,” Daubuz, Charles (1670–1740)
Born: Delany, Mary (1700–?)
“Iphigenia,” Dennis, John (1657–1733)
Born: Dyer, John (1700–1782)
Died: Edema, Gerard (?–1700)
Died: Ellis, Clement (1630–1700)
“Matthei Devarii de particulis Grrecae Linguae, liber singularis,” Eschenbach, Andrew Christian (1663–1684)
Died: Fabretti, Raphael (1619–1700)
“De recordatione animae humame post fata superstitis.” Fabricius, John Albert (1668–1679)
“The Homily of S. Gregoire of Nazianzen, on charity to our neighbour,” Francius, Peter (1645–?)
Born: Froelich, Erasmus (1700–1758)
Born: Gifford, Andrew (1700–?)
“Hist, des Isles Mariannes,” Gobien, Charles Le (1653–1708)
Born: Gottsched, John Christopher (1700–1766)
“The History of the Bible, translated from the French,” Gough, Richard (1681–1751)
“First Apology” Grabe, John Ernest
“Life of archbishop Williams,” Hacket, John (1592–1670)
“Tractatus de Successionibus apud Anglos, or a treatise of Hereditary Descents,” Hale, Sir Matthew (1609–1614)
Born: Hamel Du Monceau, Henry Lewis Du (1700–1782)
Born: Hardinge, Nicholas (1700–1758)
“A System of Divinity,” Heidegger, John Henry (1633–1698)
Died: Hopkins, Charles (1664–1700)
“Amasia, or the works of the Muses, a collection of Poems,” Hopkins, John (1675–?)
“Notse in Anthologiam Epigrammatum Grsecorum,” Huet, Peter Daniel (1630–1721)
“Quaestiones Hieronymianae,” Jerom (331–422)
Died: Joly, Claude (1607–1700)
Born: Jones, John (1700–?)
“Traite historique, contenant le jugement d'un Protestant sur la Theologie Mystique,” Juried, Peter (1637–?)
“Miscellanies.” King, Dn. William (1663–?)
“Un Trait de Perspective,” Lami, Bernard (1640–1715)
“The Natural History of the Counties of Lancashire, Cheshire, and Derbyshire, &c.” Leigh, Charles (1679–?)
“The Church Catechism efcplained,” Lewis, John (?–1746)
“The Piety of the Burmans;” Limborch, Pinup (1633–?)
Died: Long, Thomas (1621–1700)
Died: Maracci, Louis (1612–1700)
“on the ancient Ecclesiastical Rites, and on the Sacraments,” Martenne, Edmund (1654–1739)
Died: Martyn, John (1699–1700)
“Jani templum Christo nascente reseratum, seu Tractatus Chronologico-historicus vulgarem refellens opinionem existimantium, pacem toto terrarum orbe sub tempus Servatoris natale stabilitam fuisse,” Masson, John (?–1750)
“An Account of Mr. Locke’s religion, out of his own writings, and in his own words: together with observations, and a two-fold appendix,” Milner, John (1627–?)
“The Search after Truth.” Montmort, Peter Raymond De (1678–?)
“Hortatio ad studium lingua; Graecae et Hebraicae,” Moor, Michael
Born: Morant, Philip (1700–?)
Born: Nollet, John Anthony (1700–1770)
Died: Noris, Henry (1631–1700)
Died: Nostre, Andrew Le (1613–1700)
Born: Nutt, Joseph (1700–1775)
“Amyntas,” Oldmixon, John (1673–1789)
“Memoirs of the Academy of Sciences,” Parent, Antony (1666–?)
“Almagesti Botanici Mantissa,” Plukenet, Leonard
“Reason,” Pomfret, John (166–?)
Died: Quin, James (1693–1700)
“De Morbis Artificum Diatriba,” Ramazzini, Bernardin (163–?)
Died: Rance', Dom. Armand John Le Bouthillier De (1626–1700)
Died: Russel, William, Fifth Earl And First Duke Of Bedford (1614–1700)
Died: Savile, Sir George (?–1700)
“La Banque Romaine,” Sixtus Iv. (1413–?)
Born: Titley, Walter (1700–1768)
“Monumenta veteris Antii,” Torre, Philip Della (1657–1717)
“Institutiones rei herbarise: sive, Elementa botanices,” Tournefort, Joseph Pitton De (1656–?)
Born: Towgood, Micajah (1700–?)
Died: Tozzi, Luke (1640–1700)
“A poem on Badminton -house, Gloucestershire.” Trapp, Joseph (?–1751)
“Verses on the death of the duke of Gloucester,” Trapp, Joseph (?–1751)
Died: Turner, Francis (?–1700)
“on the Heathen Oracles,” Van-Dale, Anthony (1638–1708)
Born: Van Swieten, Gerard (1700–1803)
“An appeal to all the true members of the church of England, in behalf of the king’s ecclesiastical supremacy, as by law established; by our convocations approved; and by our most eminent bishops and clergymen stated and defended, against both the popish and fanatical opposers of it, 1698,” Wake, William (1657–1718)
Born: Webb, Philip Carteret (1700–1770)
Died: Woodfohd, Samuel (1636–1700)
Born: Worlidge, Thomas (1700–1766)
Born: Zinzendorf, Nicholas Lewis (1700–1760)
“Tetrapla Alcoranica, sive Specimen Alcorani quadrilinguis Arabici, Persici, Turcici, et Latini,” Acoluthus, Andrew (1654–1704)
“De Messiæ duplici adventu dissertationes duæ adversus Judeos,” Allix, Peter (1641–1717)
“Dissertationes quatuor de mensis, lecticis, et poculis veterum,” Almeloveen, Theodore Jansson Van (1657–1658)
“Descriptio Frisiae inter Scaldis portum veterem et Amisiam,” Alting, Menso (1636–1713)
Born: Amory, Thomas (1701–1724)
“Dissertazione intorna alia patria di Ennio,” Angelis, Dominico De (1675–1719)
“Germain e de Foix,” Baudot De Juilli, Nicholas (1678–?)
“l‘Histoire de la conquête d’Angleterre par unillamne due de Normandie” Baudot De Juilli, Nicholas (1678–?)
Born: Beau, Charles Le (1701–1778)
“Physiologica medica,” Berger, John William (?–1751)
Born: Blackwell, Thomas (1701–1728)
“Tractatus ecclesiasticus de jure parochiali,” Boehmer, Justin Henning (1674–1736)
“Calendarium Romanum chronologorum causa constructum, &c.” Bonjour, William (1670–1714)
Born: Breitinguer, John James (1701–?)
“Burmannorum pietas, gratissimae beati parentis memoriae communi nomine ex^ hibita,” Burman, Francis (1671–1738)
Born: Burrow, Sir James (1701–?)
“Here valour has met with its deserts!” Catinat, Nicholas (1637–?)
Born: Chais, Charles (1701–1786)
Died: Chevreau, Urban (1613–1701)
Died: Codrington, Christopher (1668–1701)
“Historical, geographical, genealogical, and poetical Dictionary.” Collier, Jeremy (1650–?)
Born: Condamine, Charles Marie De La (1701–?)
Born: Cruden, Alexander (1701–?)
“Concordance of the Bible,” Cruden, Alexander (1701–?)
Died: Danet, Peteu (?–1701)
Born: Daran, James (1701–?)
“EsMiys upon the Balance of Power; the right of making War, Peace, Alliances; Universal Monarchy. To which is added, an Appendix, containing the records referred to in the second essay,” Davenant, Charles (1656–?)
“A picture of a Modern Whig, in two parts,” Davenant, Charles (1656–?)
“Systema Dissert, rar.” Daumius, Christian (1612–?)
“Primitive Sacrse, the reflections of a devout solitude, consisting of Meditations and Poems on divine subjects,” Disney, John (1677–1763)
“Grabe’s Spicilegium.” Dodwell, Henry (1641–1711)
“Defense de la Censure de la Facultie de Theologie de Paris, contre les Memoires de la Chine,” Dupin, Lewis Jellies (1657–1719)
“De la necessite de la Foi en Jesus Christ, &c.” Dupin, Lewis Jellies (1657–1719)
Born: Emerson, William (1701–?)
“A new jniscellany of original Poems on several occasion’s,” Finch, Anne, Countess Of Winchelsea (?–1720)
“Discourses on several subjects, viz. the Rise and Fall of Papacy,” Fleming, Robert (?–1716)
“Geometrica dernonslratio theorematum Hugenianorum circa logisticam, seu Logarithmicam lineatn,” Grandlus, Gumo (1671–1742)
“De Ortu et Progressu Juris Civiiis;” Gravina, John Vincent (1664–?)
Born: Guyon, Marie-Claude (1701–1771)
“Meditations” Halket, Lady Anne (1622–1699)
“Cent Nouvelles nouvelles,” Hoogue, Romain De
Born: Hudson, Thomas (1701–1779)
Born: Hunauld, Francis Joseph (1701–1730)
“Historia Italiae et Hispaniae genealogica,” Imhoff, John (1651–1728)
“Ecclesiastical Synods, and Parliamentary Convocations in the Church of England, historically stated, and justly vindicated from the misrepresentations of Mr. Atterbury,” Kennet, White (1660–1728)
“An occasional Letter, on the subject of English Convocations,” Kennet, White (1660–1728)
“De tribus Impostoribus magnis Liber, Edwardo Herbert, Thomse Hobbes, et Benedicto Spinosa oppositis,” Kortholt, Christian (1633–?)
“Terence,” Leng, John (1665–1727)
“De ratione et licentia metri Terentiani.” Leng, John (1665–1727)
“Theologia Evangelica,” Maius, John Henry (1653–1719)
Born: Malouin, Paul James (1701–?)
Born: Maurepas, John Frederic Phelypeaux, Count Of (1701–1781)
“Nundaeana et Patiniana,” Naudé, Gabriel (1600–1640)
Died: Nicaise, Claude (1623–1701)
“An Introduction to a Devout Life, by Francis Sales, bishop and prince of Geneva; translated and reformed from the Errors of the Romish edition. To which is prefixed, a Discourse of the Rise and Progress of the Spiritual Books in the Romish. Church,” Nichols, William (1664–1712)
“A Treatise of Consolation to Parents for the Death of theirChildren written upon the occasion of the Death of the Duke of Gloucester and addressed to the most illustrious Princess Anue of Denmark,” Nichols, William (1664–1712)
Died: Obrecht, Ulric (?–1701)
Died: Ozanam, James (1640–1701)
Born: Pergolesi, John Baptist (1701–1737)
“La Morale Chretien abregee,” Placette, John De La (1639–1711)
“L'Art de Tourner,” Plumier, Charles (1646–1704)
“An Essay on ways and means to maintain the Honour and Safety of England,” Ralegh, Sir Walter (1552–1612)
“The Constitutions and Rules of the Abbe of la Trappe,” Rance', Dom. Armand John Le Bouthillier De (1626–1700)
Born: Randolph, Thomas (1701–1783)
“Ecclesiastical Power,” Richer, Edmund (1560–1631)
“The Turkish History by Mr. Knolles and sir Paul Rycaut abridged,” Savage, John (?–1747)
“Historia Ensiferorum ordinis Teutonic!,” Schurtzfleisch, Conrad Samuel (1641–1708)
Died: Scuderi, Magdeleine De (1607–1701)
Died: Sedley, Sir Charles (1639–1701)
Died: Shower, Sir Bartholomew (?–1701)
“The liberty and independency of the kingdom and church of Scotland asserted, from ancient records in three parts,” Sibbald, Sir Robert (?–1712)
“Medicina universalis, theoretica et practica,” Sorbait, Paul (?–1691)
Died: Spanheim, Frederic (1632–1701)
“Atuiquitatum Romanorum Syntagma,” Struvius, Burcard Gotthelf (1671–1697)
“The Life of Dr. John Elmer, bishop of London,” Strype, John (1643–1737)
Died: Tempesta, Peter (1637–1701)
“Vocabularium Anglo-Saxonicum Lexico Gul. Somneri magna parte auctius,” Thwaites, Edward (1667–?)
Died: Treby, George (?–1701)
“A Vindication of the Proceedings of some Members of the Lower House of Convocation,” Trimnell, Charles (1663–1702)
“The Pretence to enter the Parliament-Writ considered,” Trimnell, Charles (1663–1702)
“Trithemii Opera historica,” Trithemius, John (1462–1516)
“Institute” Turretin, John Alphonsus (1671–1705)
“De ludis ssECularibus Academicae Questiones,” Turretin, John Alphonsus (1671–1705)
“A brief Disquisition of the Law of Nature, &c.” Tyrrell, James (1642–1718)
“Historia JPtolemasorum yEgypti regum ad fidem numismatum accommodata,” Vaillant, John Foi (1632–?)
“The Rights, Powers, and Privileges, of an English Convocation, stated and defended,” Wake, William (1657–1718)
Died: Williamson, Sir Joseph (?–1701)
“Examination of Dr. Woodward’s Account of the Deluge,” Wotton, William (1666–?)
Born: Wray, Daniel (1701–1783)
Born: Adelburner, Michael (1702–1779)
“Nectarii Patriarchte Hierosolymitani confutatio Imperil Papæ in Ecclesiam,” Allix, Peter (1641–1717)
Born: Antonini, Annibal (1702–?)
“Poemata,” Aquino, Charles De (1654–1740)
“Elementa Theologiae,” Argentre, Charles Duplessis D' (1673–1740)
“Schediasma de Phalaride, M. Antonini scriptis, et Agapeti Scheda regia,” Arndt, Charles (1673–1721)
Born: Arntzenius, John (1702–1728)
Died: Arvieux, Laurence D' (1635–1702)
Died: Astorini, Elias (1651–1702)
“A translation of Apollonius on Conic Sections,” Astorini, Elias (1651–1702)
“De motus Fermentativi causa,” Astruc, John (1684–1731)
Born: Attiret, John Denis (1702–1768)
Died: Baan, John De (1633–1702)
“De Spiritualibus Pecci, or notes concerning the work of God, and some that have been workers together with God, in the High Peak,” Bagshaw, William (1627–?)
Died: Barth, John (1651–1702)
“L'Histoire de Philippe Anguste,” Baudot De Juilli, Nicholas (1678–?)
“De nummis Cretensium serpentiferis,” Beger, Lawrence (1653–?)
“Lucernae sepulchrales J. P. Bellorii,” Beger, Lawrence (1653–?)
“Composizioni poeticheconsistenti inrimesacre,eroiche, morali ed amorose,” Beregani, Nicholas, Count (1627–1713)
Born: Bergler, Stephen (1702–1746)
“Memoirs of the academy of Paris,” Bianchini, Francis (1662–1729)
Died: Bidloo, Godfrey (1649–1702)
“Mysterii Ellipsios Grcecas expositi Specimen,” Bos, Lambert (1670–?)
Died: Bouhours, Dominick (1628–1702)
“A prefatory discourse to an examination of a late book, entitled ‘An Exposition, &c.’” Burnet, Gilbert (1643–1714)
“The Exposition given by my lord bishop of Sarum of the second Article of our Religion, examined,” Burnet, Gilbert (1643–1714)
“Remarks on the Examinist of the Exposition,” Burnet, Gilbert (1643–1714)
Died: Caraccio, Anthony (?–1702)
Died: Charpentier, Francis (1620–1702)
Born: Chaufepie, James George De (1702–?)
Born: Chicoyneau, Aime Francis (1702–1740)
Died: Churchill, Sir Winston (1620–1702)
“J. J. Claudii Dissertatio de Salutationibus Veterum, cui addita est Diatribe de Nutricibus et Paedagogis,” Claude, John James (1684–?)
“Historia Fratrum Bohcmorum,” Comenius, John Amos (1592–1614)
Died: Commire, John (1625–1702)
Born: Cooke, Thomas (1702–1733)
“De civitate et ecclesia Settina;” Corradini, De Sezza, Peter Marcellinus (1660–1743)
Born: Corsini, Edward (1702–1765)
“Constitutiones de primitivis R. Mosis F. Maimonis, &c. cum versione et notis philologicis,” Cramer, John Rodolphus (1678–1699)
“The shortest Way with the Dissenters,” De Foe, Daniel (1663–1787)
Born: Demours, Peter (1702–1795)
Born: Doddridge, Philip (1702–?)
“Commendatory verses upon the author of prince Arthur and king Arthur.” Drake, James (1667–1707)
“Exercitations, critical, philosophical, historical, theological, on several important places in the Old and New Testament,” Edwards, John (1637–1647)
“Epigenes sive commentarius in fragmenta Orphica” Eschenbach, Andrew Christian (1663–1684)
Born: Fagan, Christopher Barthelemi (1702–1755)
“Ancient Psychrolusy revived,” Floyer, Sir John (1649–1734)
“Pharmacopreia extemporanea,” Fuller, Thomas (1654–?)
Died: Gale, Thomas (1636–1702)
Died: Gale, Samuel (?–1702)
“Olynthian” Granville, George (1667–?)
“SystemaTheologise propbeticse,” Gurtler, Nicolas (1654–1711)
Died: Hare, Dr. Francis (1688–1702)
“An Index to L'Estrange’s translation of Josephus,” Hearne, Thomas (1678–1735)
Born: Hebenstreit, John Ernest (1702–1756)
“A Scripture Catechism,” Henry, Matthew (1662–1714)
“Family Hymns,” Henry, Matthew (1662–1714)
Died: Heywood, Oliver (1629–1702)
“The Generous Conqueror, or the Timely Discovery,” Higgons, Bevil (1670–1735)
“Franeker, 4to. 2. Also, <c Dissertation urn libri tres, quibus explicantur, &c. selecta juris publici, sacri, privatique capita,” Huber, Zacharias (1669–1732)
“Origines de Caen,” Huet, Peter Daniel (1630–1721)
“An English translation of the Life of Apollonius Tyaneus, from the French of Tillemont,” Jenkin, Robert (1656–1727)
Born: Jordan, Charles Stephen (1702–1745)
“Corpus Historic genealogicae Italiae et Hispaniae,” Imhoff, John (1651–1728)
“The History of the Convocation summoned to meet Feb. 6, 1700, &c.” Kennet, White (1660–1728)
“Nouvelles de la Republique de Lettres” King, Peter (1669–?)
“D Origine Mali,” King, Da. William (1650–1729)
“On the Cubature of the, Sphere,” Lagny, Thomas Fantet De (1660–1734)
Born: Leake, Stephen Martin (1702–1773)
Born: Lecchi, John Anthony (1702–1776)
“A Sermon preached in Chester, against Marriages in different Communions,” Leslie, Charles (1664–1687)
“Bibliotheca Chemica curiosa,” Manget, John James
Born: Martine, George (1702–?)
“Animadversions upon Mons. Le Clerc’s Rejections upon our Saviour and his Apostles, &c. primitive fathers, &c.” Milner, John (1627–?)
Born: Morris, Lewis (1702–1765)
Born: Murray, James (1702–1758)
“Library” Nicolson, William (1655–1723)
Born: Oliveyra, Francis Xavier De (1702–1783)
Born: Passemant, Claude Simeon (1702–?)
“Gazophylacii Naturae jet Artis, Decades decem,” Petiver, James (?–1718)
“an honest and learned, but perplexed lawyer.” Pollexfen, Sir Henry (?–1692)
“Alexandra,” Potter, John (1674–1747)
Born: Purver, Antony (1702–?)
Born: Querlon, Anne Gabriel Meusnier De (1702–1780)
Born: Ridley, Dr. Gloster (1702–?)
Born: Scheuchzer, John James (1702–1737)
“Nova litteraria Helvetica” Scheuchzer, John James (1702–1737)
“Memoirs of the reign of Charles I.” Smith, Thomas (1638–1710)
Born: Stillingfleet, Benjamin (1702–1708)
“Series Dynastarum et Regum Daniae, a Skioldo Odini filio, ad Gormum Grandaevum,” Torfæus, Thermodus (?–1719)
“On the deaths of king William, prince George, and queen Anne,” Trapp, Joseph (?–1751)
Died: Trimnell, Charles (1663–1702)
“An Answer to a third Letter to a Clergyman in defence of the entry of the Parliament- Writ,” Trimnell, Charles (1663–1702)
“The Observator,” Tutchin, John
“de Arte Poetica,” Upton, James (1670–1728)
Died: Villiers, George (?–1702)
“A short view of the Chronology of the Old Testament, and of the Harmony of the Four Evangelists,” Whiston, William (1667–1752)
Born: Yriarte, Juan De (1702–1771)
Died: Addison, Lancelot (1632–1703)
Died: Alsop, Vincent (?–1703)
“Tackers” Anstis, John (1669–1744)
Born: Arntzenius, Otho (1703–1763)
Died: Audran, Girard (1640–1703)
“Disputatio de jure belli et pacis,” Averani, Joseph (1662–?)
Born: Ayloffe, Sir Joseph (1703–1717)
“De Ecclesiasticae Hierarchise origine dissertatio,” Bacchini, Bernardin (1651–1690)
“Acroamata, in quibus complures ad iatrochemiam, atqne physicam spectantia jucunda rerum varietate explicantur,” Barchausen, John Conrad (1666–?)
“Defense clu Tniite' des prejugez, &c.” Basnage, James (1653–?)
Born: Bate, James (1703–1775)
“Nouvelle allegorique, ou, Histoire des derniers troubles arrives au royaume d'eloquence,” Bauldri, Paul (1639–1706)
“Numismata Pontificum Romanorum,” Beger, Lawrence (1653–?)
Born: Bellin, Nicholas (1703–1772)
Died: Bellini, Laurence (1643–1703)
Born: Beraud, Laurence (1703–1777)
Born: Bergalli, Louisa (1703–?)
“De Kalendario et Cyclo Ciesaris ac de Paschali canone S. Hippolyti martyris, dissertationes dusc,” Bianchini, Francis (1662–1729)
“Apparatus of Nourri,” Bigne, Marguerin De La (1546–?)
Died: Blancard, Nicholas (1625–1703)
“Reliquiae Bodleianse, or, some genuine remains of sir Thomas Bodley,” Bodley, Sir Thomas (1544–1580)
“Dictionnaire de Musique,” Brossard, Sebastian De (1660–1730)
Born: Browne, Moses (1703–1783)
“Lex Spuriorum; or, the law relating to bastardy, collected from the common, civil, and ecclesiastical laws,” Brydal, John (1635–1704)
“L'Avoisinement des Protestans avec TEglise Romaine,” Camus, John Peter (1582–1652)
“De angelis disputatio theologica,” Casati, Paul (1617–1707)
“Historia universalis brev-iter ac perspicue exposita, in antiquam et medii aevi ac novam divisa, cum notis perpetuis,” Cellarius, Christopher (1638–?)
“Notitia Orbis Antiqui,” Cellarius, Christopher (1638–?)
Died: Chamberlayne, Edward (1616–1703)
“Auxeus Constantini nummus, &c. explicatus,” Chausse, Michael Angelo De La
Born: Cibber, Theophilus (1703–1747)
Born: Clubbe, John (1703–?)
“Mr. Collier’s dissuasive from the Play-house: in a letter to a person of quality, occasioned by the late calamity of the tempest,” Collier, Jeremy (1650–?)
“Praeludia Anatomica,” Commelin, John (1629–1692)
Born: Cosme, John De St. (1703–?)
Born: De Missy, Cæsar (1703–1775)
Born: Dick, Sir Alexander (1703–?)
Born: Dodsley, Robert (1703–1797)
“Wit without Money.” Drake, James (1667–1707)
“Traite de la Doctrine Chretienne et orthodox,” Dupin, Lewis Jellies (1657–1719)
“Opera Gersoni,” Dupin, Lewis Jellies (1657–1719)
Died: Evremond, Charles De St. (1613–1703)
“Les Qualit6s du Quinquina,” Fagon, Guy Crescent (1638–1718)
Died: Falz, Raymond (1658–1703)
“Case of Conscience,” Fouillou, James (1670–1736)
“De veteribus regum Francorum Diplomatibus, et arte secernendi antiqua' diplomata vera a falsis,” Germon, Bartholomew (1663–1718)
“Quadratura circuii et hyperbola3 per infinitas hyperbolas et parabolas geometrice exhibita,” Grandlus, Gumo (1671–1742)
Died: Greenville, Denis (1657–1703)
“Notitia et illustratio dissertationis nuperse de morte Juda?,” Gronovius, James (645–?)
“dismissed in a general manner from his membership with” Grosvenor, Benjamin (1675–?)
“Reliquiae Bodleianae, or some genuine remains of sir Thomas Bodley, &c.” Hearne, Thomas (1678–1735)
“Plinii Fpistolae et Paneg\ricus, &c.” Hearne, Thomas (1678–1735)
“Eutropius.' Messala Corvinus. Julius Obsequens, &c.” Hearne, Thomas (1678–1735)
“The History of the Low Countries, from the abdication of Charles V. to the year 1598.” Hooft, Peter Cornelius Van (1581–1647)
Died: Hughes, John (1677–1703)
“Opuscula Posthuma,” Huygens, Christian (1629–?)
Died: Hyde, Dr. Thomas (1636–1703)
Born: Jenyns, Soame (1703–1753)
Died: Johnson, Samuel (1649–1703)
Died: Kidder, Dr. Richard (?–1703)
“Nouvelles de la Republique des Lettres” King, Da. William (1650–1729)
Died: Kunckel, John (1630–1703)
Died: Lalande, James De (1622–1703)
“De Cymbalis veterum libri tres,” Lampe, Frederic Adolphus (1683–?)
Born: Law, Edmund (1703–1787)
Died: Le Cene, Charles (1646–1703)
“Cassandra, concerning the new Associations,” Leslie, Charles (1664–1687)
“History of Cromwell,” Leti, Gregory (1630–?)
Born: Levret, Andrew (1703–1780)
Born: Lieberkuhn, John-Nathaniel (1703–1756)
“Let him study the holy scripture, especially the New Testament. It has God for its author; salvation for its end; and truth, without any mixture of error, for its matter.” Locke, John (1632–1683)
Born: Lynar, Rochus Frederic Count (1703–?)
“Animadversiones et Supplementa ad Coccei Lexicon Hebraeum,” Maius, John Henry (1653–1719)
“The Life of Dom Ranqe, abbe and reformer of La Trappe,” Marsollier, James (?–1724)
Died: Mascaron, Julius (?–1703)
Born: Miller, James (1703–1744)
Born: Morell, Thomas (1703–1784)
Died: Nuvolone (1608–1703)
Born: Orleans, Lewis Duke Of (1703–1724)
“Reponse aux principaux articles, qui sont dans le 23 Journal de Paris de Tan 1703, touchant la premiere partie de son Algebre,” Ozanam, James (1640–1701)
Born: Parcieux (1703–1768)
“Q,. Curtius in integrum restitutus, et vindicatus ab immodica atque acerba nimis crisi viri ciarissimi Joannis Clerici,” Perizonius, James (1651–1669)
Died: Perrault, Charles (1628–1703)
“Antiquit6 de la Nation & de la Langue de Celtes,” Pezron, Paul (1639–1697)
“Dissertation tonchant L'ancienne demeure des Cananeens,” Pezron, Paul (1639–1697)
“Appendix Angustiniana,” Prosper, St. (?–463)
“Oratio de Palingenesia literarum in terris nostris,” Rycke, Theodore De (1640–1690)
“A Collection of Letters of the Ancients, whereby is discovered the morality, gallantry, wit, humour, manner of arguing, and in a word the genius of the Greeks and Romans,” Savage, John (?–1747)
“Truth and Excellency of the Christian Religion against Jews, Infidels, and Heretics.” Stanhope, George (1660–1730)
Died: Sturmius, John Christopher (1635–1703)
Born: Swinton, John (1703–?)
Died: Sybrecht, John (1630–1703)
Died: Thiers, John Baptist (1636–1703)
“A Prologue to the University of Oxford,” Trapp, Joseph (?–1751)
“Abramule,” Trapp, Joseph (?–1751)
“Nummi antiqui familiarum Romanarum perpetuis interpretationibus illustrati,” Vaillant, John Foi (1632–?)
Died: Viviani, Vincentio (1621–1703)
Died: Wallis, John (1616–1703)
Born: Warner, Ferdinando (1703–1768)
Born: Wesley, John (1703–1788)
Died: Wheler, Sir George (1650–1703)
“Paraphrase and commentary on the New Testament,” Whitby, Daniel (1638–1726)
Born: Worthington, William (1703–1778)
Died: Acoluthus, Andrew (1654–1704)
“Les Gouverneurs et Lieutenants au Gouvernement du Dauphiné,” Allard, Guy (?–1716)
“Orationes,” Aquino, Charles De (1654–1740)
Born: Argens, John Baptiste De Boyer, Marquis D' (1704–1771)
“Dissert, sup. Arist.” Aristeas
Born: Artigni, Anthony Gachet D' (1704–1768)
“Essay on Peace and War,” Astell, Mary (1668–1731)
“A fair way with Dissenters and their Patrons, not writ by Mr. Lindsay, or any other furious jacobite, whether a clergyman or a layman but by a very moderate person and dutiful subject of the queen,” Astell, Mary (1668–1731)
“Prefazione alle Poesie Toscane di Ansaldo Ansaldi,” Averani, Joseph (1662–?)
“of the great men of Sicily,” Auria, Vincent (1625–1710)
“Dictionnaire Universel,” Basnage, Henry (1659–1710)
Born: Battie, William (1704–1764)
Born: Belgrado, James (1704–1789)
Died: Bellocq, Peter (1645–1704)
Born: Bergen, Charles Augustus De (1704–?)
Born: Berthier, William Francis (1704–?)
“History of the Academy of the Sciences,” Bianchini, Francis (1662–1729)
Born: Bianchini, Joseph (1704–?)
“De exulibus Grcecis iisdemque litterarum in Italia instauratoribus,” Boerner, Christian Frederick (1685–1761)
Died: Bossuet, James (1627–1704)
Died: Bourdaloue, Lewis (1632–1704)
Born: Boyd, William (1704–1715)
Born: Broughton, Thomas (1704–?)
Died: Brown, Thomas (?–1704)
Died: Brydal, John (1635–1704)
“Declaration of the divers preheminences or privileges allowed by the laws and customs of England, unto the firstborn among her majesty’s subjects the temporal lords in parliament,” Brydal, John (1635–1704)
“A defence of his father,” Burman, Francis (1671–1738)
“A Vindication of the twenty-third Article of Religion, from a late Exposition, ascribed to my lord bishop of Sarum.” Burnet, Gilbert (1643–1714)
Died: Buxtorf, John James (?–1704)
Born: Carr, George (1704–?)
Died: Carstares, William (1649–1704)
Born: Chapman, John (1704–1784)
“Careless Husband,” Cibber, Colley (1671–1757)
Born: Clemencet, Charles (1704–1778)
“charmed with the agreeable picture which he had drawn of the new Scots Sappho, who seemed to deserve all the great things which he had said of her.” Cockburn, Catharine (1679–1739)
Died: Collins, Anthony (1676–1704)
“De re llustica,” Constantine Vii., Porphyrogeneta (905–959)
“VetusLatium,profanum et sacrum,” Corradini, De Sezza, Peter Marcellinus (1660–1743)
“Dissertation on the works of St. Evremont,” Cotolendi, Charles
Born: Cramer, Gabriel (1704–1752)
“Decas Thesium Theologicarum,” Cramer, John Rodolphus (1678–1699)
“Love at first Sight,” Craufurd, David, Esq. (1665–1726)
“Homerus Hebraeus, sive Historia Hebraeorum ab Homero, Hebraicis hominibus ac sententiis conscripta, in Odyssea et Iliade, exposita et illustrata,” Croese, Gerard (1642–1710)
“Essays upon Peace at Home and War Abroad, in two parts,” Davenant, Charles (1656–?)
Born: Desportes, John Baptist Rene' Pouppe'E (1704–?)
“Les interets de PAngleterre, mal entendiis dans la guerre presente,” Dubos, John Baptist (1670–?)
Died: Duche De Vancy, Joseph Francis (1668–1704)
“Pentateuchus Historicus,” Felibien, John Francis (1666–1733)
“Four Pastoral Letters,” Fenelon, Francis De Salignac De La Motte (1651–1715)
“Supplement a la Diplomatique,” Germon, Bartholomew (1663–1718)
Died: Gousset, James (1635–1704)
“Thesaurus Antiq. & Histor. Italia?,” Grævius, John George (1632–1697)
“” Gronovius, James (645–?)
“LeRime,” Guidi, Alexander (1650–1689)
Born: Haen, Anthony De (1704–1776)
Born: Hamilton, William (1704–1754)
“Index to Clarendon’s History of the Rebellion,” Hearne, Thomas (1678–1735)
Died: Hemskirk, Egbert (1645–1704)
Died: Henao, Gariel De (1611–1704)
“The Communicant’s Companion,” Henry, Matthew (1662–1714)
Died: Hericourt, Julian De (?–1704)
“Lapis Lydius Materiae Medicae,” Hermann, Paul (?–1695)
Died: Hospital, William-Francis-Antony, Marquis De L' (1661–1704)
“Dionysii Halicarnassensis opera omnia,” Hudson, Dr. John (1662–1719)
“Pieces Fugitives,” Huet, Peter Daniel (1630–1721)
“Vie de St. Norbert Fondateur des Premontres,” Hugo, Charles Louis (?–1735)
Born: Jaucourt, Louis De (1704–1780)
“Exposition of the Parables,” Keach, Benjamin (1640–?)
“The case of Impropriations, and of the Augmentation of Vicarages^ &c.” Kennet, White (1660–1728)
“Preface to sir Henry Spelman’s and Dr. Ryve’s two tracts,” Kennet, White (1660–1728)
“Mully of Mountown,” King, Dn. William (1663–?)
“Le Glossaire du Droit François,” Lauriere, Eusebius James De (1659–1728)
“The Wolf stripped of his Shepherd’s Cloathing, in answer to * Moderation a Virtue,'” Leslie, Charles (1664–1687)
“The Bishop of Sarum’s [Burnet’s] proper Defence, from a Speech said to be spoken by him against occasional Conformity,” Leslie, Charles (1664–1687)
“A Continuation of the Ecclesiastical History began by Hornius,” Leydecker, Melchior (1652–1721)
Died: Ludolph, Job (1624–1704)
Born: Lye, Edward (1704–1767)
Born: Malone, Edmond (1704–1774)
“De Concordia,” Marca, Peter De (1594–1632)
“Poems,” Marchetti, Alexander (1633–1714)
Born: Martin, Benjamin (1704–?)
“Account of Poisons,” Mead, Richard (1673–1754)
Died: Menzini, Benedict (1646–1704)
“he was so much taken up with the one thing, ‘his Testament,’ that he had not leisure to attend to the discipline of the house, which rose and fell according to his different vice-principals.” Mill, John (1645–?)
“In Aurelium Celsum et Quintum Serenum Sammonicum Epistolce quatuor,” Morgagni, John Baptist (1682–1771)
“Optics, or a Treatise of the Reflections, Refractions, and Inflections, and the Colours of Light,” Newton, Sir Isaac (1642–1737)
“Tractatus duo de Speciebus & Magnitudine Figurarum Curvilinearum,” Newton, Sir Isaac (1642–1737)
Born: Newton, Thomas (1704–?)
“Diocletianus et Maximianus; sive, de Transactione et Pactione Criminum,” Noodt, Gerard (1647–1725)
Born: Pegge, Samuel (1704–?)
“An Epistle to the King on the glorious Success of his Arms,” Pellegrin, Simon Joseph (1663–?)
Died: Plumier, Charles (1646–1704)
Born: Pococke, Richard (1704–?)
“Fœdera;” Rymer, Thomas (?–1714)
“New Historic cal account of St. George for England, and the original of this order,” Salmon, Nathaniel (?–1743)
“History of Mexico” Solis, Antonio De (1610–1686)
“Bibliotheca Philosophica,” Struvius, Burcard Gotthelf (1671–1697)
“Physicae modernae compendium,” Sturmius, John Christopher (1635–1703)
Born: Taylor, John (1704–?)
“Taurobolium antiquum,” Torre, Philip Della (1657–1717)
Died: White, Robert (1645–1704)
“Miscellanies,” Worthington, Dr. John (1617–1671)