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Died: Adriani, Adrianus Ab Adriano a Flemish Jesuit
“Meisnische Landund Berg-Chronica,” Albinus, Peter a historian and poet
Died: Alciati, Francis born at Milan 1522
Born: Alexander, William a poet and statesman of Scotland
Born: Almeida, Manoel a Portuguese historian
“Holophernes,” Amboise, Francis D' lived in the latter end of the sixteenth
“Delle famiglie nobili Napolitane,” Ammirato, Scipio an eminent historian
Born: Andrada, Anthony was born about 1580
“In Hippocratis librum de vulneribus capitis commentarius brevis, ex ejus lectionibus collectus,” Arantius, Julius Cæesar a celebrated Italian anatomist
“Constitutionum Provincial! um Ecclesiae Tarraconensis, lib. V.” Augustin, Anthony archbishop of Tarragona
“De Fide ejusque ortu et natura plana et dilucida explicatio,” Baro, Peter a learned divine
Born: Basnage, Benjamin the first of a family of French Calvinists
“A dissertation on the Republic of the Hebrews,” Bertram, Cornelius Bonaventure minister
“Adversus G. Buchanani Dialogum de Jure Ilegni apud Scotos, pro regibus apologia,” Blackwood, Adam professor of civil law at Poictiers
Died: Bodley, Sir Thomas that illustrious benefactor to literature
“A Reply to William Fulk (his ablest antagonist), in defence of Dr. Allen (Alan’s) articles, and book of purgatory,” Bristow, Richard an eminent Roman catholic priest and writer in the reign of queen Elizabeth
“Mystical and prophetical explication of Leviticus.” Brocardus, James a man of a visionary turn
“Abridgment of Calvin’s Institutions,” Bunney, Edmund descended from an ancient family in Yorkshire
Born: Byam, Henry a learned preacher and loyalist in the seventeenth century
Born: Cameron, John one of the most famous divines of the seventeenth century
Born: Cavedone, Jacob an historical artist
Born: Caussin, Nicholas a French Jesuit
“Worthiness of Wales,” Churchyard, Thomas a voluminous poet of the sixteenth century
Born: Cluverius, Philip a celebrated geographer
Died: Cooke, Elizabeth third daughter of sir Anthony Cooke
Born: Digby, John earl of Bristol
“Couiin. in Catullum, Tibullum, et Horatium,” Dousa, Janus a very learned man
Born: Duck, Arthur an English civilian
“Epistola de Astrologia Divinatrice,” Erastus, Thomas an eminent German physician
“De Pinguedinis in Anhnalibus Generatione et Concretione,” Erastus, Thomas an eminent German physician
Born: Fabrot, Charles Annibal a very learned lawyer and scholar
“Concilium Matrimoniale,” Fichard, John was a lawyer of Frankfort on the Maine
“Compendio dei Secreti Naturali,” Fioravanti, Leonard a physician of Bologna
“Lives of the most eminent Lawyers,” Forster, John an eminent protestant divine
Born: Fouquirres, James a Flemish painter of the 17th century
Born: Franck commonly called Young Francks
“A retentive against the motives of Richard Bristow; also a discovery of the dangerous rock of the popish church,” Fulke, William a celebrated English divine
“Pomeiidianae sessiones in quibus Latin Linguse dignitas defenditur,” Germon, Anastasius an eminent lawyer
Born: Godefroi, Theodore eldest son of the preceding
“Alvearie” Golding, Arthur a man of some poetical turn
“Vita et res gestae Augusti Cassaris,” Goltzius, Hubert a German antiquary
Died: Gomez De Castro, Alvarez was born at St Eulalia
“Play confuted in five several actions,” Gosson, Stephen a divine and poet
Born: Herbert, William earl of Pembroke
Born: Higford, William a polite writer in the seventeenth century
Born: Hoe, Matthias De Hoenegg of a noble family at Vienna
“Comfortable Expositions on the 23d, 2d, 73d, and 77th Psalms,” Hooper, John an eminent prelate and martyr
Born: Justel, Christopher counsellor and secretary to the French king
“A Godly Advice touching Marriage,” Kingsmill, Andrew one of the earliest puritan divines
Born: Knott, Edward a learned Jesuit and controversial writer
“Euphues and his England,” Lilly, John another dramatic writer
Born: Lugo, Francis elder brother of the preceding
Born: Mariales, Xantes a laborious Dominican
“Controversial Theses,” Marnix, Philip De seigneur du Mont
Born: Maussac, Philip James a counsellor in the parliament of Toulouse
“Approved medicines and cordial precepts, with the nature and symptoms,” Newton, Thomas a Latin poet
“The treasure of the Orthodox Faith,” Nicetas, Achominates a Greek historian
“Corpus Juris Civilis,” Pacius, Juuus an eminent lawyer and philosopher
“Consuetudines Feudorum,” Pacius, Juuus an eminent lawyer and philosopher
Died: Palladio, Andrew a celebrated Italian architect
Born: Peiresc, Nicolas Claude Fabri De a very learned Frenchman
Died: Pulmannus, Theodore properly Poelman
Born: Putschius, Elias born at Antwerp
Born: Roe, Sir Thomas an able statesman and ambassador
Died: Sanders, Nicholas a Roman catholic writer of considerable fame
Born: Severinus, Marcus Aurelius a distinguished physician
Died: Surita, Jerome a Spanish historian
Born: Taylor, John usually called the Water- Poet
Born: Usher, James a most illustrious prelate
“A treatise on, Grammar,” Aaron-Hariscon a celebrated Jewish rabbi (1260–1320)
Died: Alamanni, Luigi an eminent Italian poet (1475–1556)
“An apology and true declaration of the institution and endeavours of the two English colleges, the one in Home, the other now resident in Rheims, against certain sinister insinuations given up against the same,” Alan, William cardinal priest of the Roman church
“Dialogue et Devis des Damoiselles, pour les rendre vertueuses et bienheureuses en la vraye et parfaicte amitie.” Amboise, Francis D' lived in the latter end of the sixteenth
“Seleetae Quaestiones omnium praestantissimorum Jurisconsultorum in tres tomos digestae,” Ancharanus, Peter an eminent civilian of the fourteenth century
Born: Badolocchi, Sisto an eminent Italian painter
“In regulam D. Benedicti, dialogi viginti sex catalogus et series abbatum Externacensium” Bertel, John in Latin Bertelius
Died: Billi, James De was born at Guise in Picardy
“Premieres oeuvres poetiques” Birague, Flaminio De one of the king of France’s gentlemen of the household
“A defence of the old and true profession of Christianitie against the new counterfeite sect of Jesuites, by Peter Boquine, translated by T. G.” Boquine, Peter a French divine
Died: Bristow, Richard an eminent Roman catholic priest and writer in the reign of queen Elizabeth
Died: Cæsar, Julius a learned civilian
“Rationes decem oblati certaminis in causa fidei, redditse academicis Angliae,” Campian, Edmund an ingenious Roman catholic writer
“Nine Articles directed to the lords of the privy-council,” Campian, Edmund an ingenious Roman catholic writer
Died: Chauncy, Maurice whose name we find sometimes spelt Chamney
Died: Ciaconius, Peter brother to the preceding
“Brief Discourse concerning those four usual notes whereby Christ’s Catholic Church is known,” Crowley, Robert a divine and poet
“Consilia,” Decius, Philip a jurist
Born: Digby, Sir Everard an English gentleman
“Dialogues upon Ancient and Modern Music,” Dionysius a Greek poet and musician
Born: Domenichino a very much admired artist
Born: Drexelius, Jeremiah a celebrated Jesuit
“Com ids Montani, Vicentini, novi Medicorum censoris, quinque Librorum de Morbis nuper Editorum viva Anatome,” Erastus, Thomas an eminent German physician
Died: Fevre, Nicolas Le a very ingenious
Died: Fichard, John was a lawyer of Frankfort on the Maine
Died: Foglieta, Hubert a learned Genoese
Born: Freitag, John a learned physician
“Sarmatiae European Descriptio,” Guagnini, Alexander a native of Verona
Born: Gunter, Edmund an English mathematician
Died: Habington, William an excellent English poet
Born: Hayne, Thomas a learned schoolmaster
Born: Helvicus, Christopher professor of the Greek and eastern languages
Born: Hooft, Peter Cornelius Van a Dutch poet and historian
“Twelve Lectures on the Creed,” Hooper, John an eminent prelate and martyr
“Confession of the Christian Faith, containing 100 articles,” Hooper, John an eminent prelate and martyr
“Speculum Astrologiae,” Junctin, Francis in Italian Giuntino
“Eirenarcha, or the Office of the Justices of Peace, in four books,” Lambarde, William an eminent lawyer and antiquary
Born: Lanfranco, Giovanni an eminent Italian painter
Died: Languet, Hubert a native of France
“Euphues, the Anatomy of Wit,” Lilly, John another dramatic writer
Born: Malapert, Charles a poet and mathematician
Born: Mambrun, Peter an ingenious and learned French Jesuit
“Concio apologetica contra Campianum,” Matthew, Tobias an eminent English prelate
Born: Meziriac, Claude Caspar Bachet, Sieur De a very able scholar
“Admonitio ad Jacobum Peletarium de angulo contactus,” Monantheuil, Henry De an able mathematical and medical writer
“Positions, wherein those primitive circumstances be examined which are necessarie for the training up of children, either for skill in theire book, or health in their bodie,” Mulcaster, Richard an eminent school -master
Died: Neander, Michael one of the most learned men of the sixteenth century
“Gnomonologia Latina ex omnibus Latinis vetustis ac probatis autoribus, recentioribus etiam aliquot, in locos communes digesta,” Neander, Michael one of the most learned men of the sixteenth century
“Commentary on the two Epistles general of St. Simon and St. Jude,” Newton, Thomas a Latin poet
“Touchstone of Complexions,” Newton, Thomas a Latin poet
“The third tragedy of L. An. Seneca, entitled Thebais,” Newton, Thomas a Latin poet
Born: North, Dudley, Third Lord who appears to be the first of this family entitled to notice in a work of this description
Died: Ossat, Arnaud D' a celebrated cardinal
Born: Overbury, Sir Thomas an accomplished English gentleman
Died: Portus, Francis a learnedwriter of the sixteenth century
Died: Postel, William a very ingenious but visionary man
“Descriptio Historian Ecclesiae, sive popult Dei, Politiae ejusdem, & rerum praecipuarum quae in illopopulo acciderum, Graeco carmine, cum versione Latina e regione textus Graeci,” Rhodoman, Laurence a learned German
Died: Shirley, Anthony a celebrated traveller
“Valour anatomized in a fancie,” Sidney, Philip a very accomplished English gentleman (?–1586)
Born: Verger De Haurane, John Du abbot of St
Born: Walker, George an eminent Puritan divine
Born: Webbe, George a pious prelate
Died: Wechel, Andrew son of the preceding
Died: Wilson, Thomas a statesman and divine in the reign of queen Elizabeth
“De Conciliis universalibus, ac de his quce ad reiigionis et reipublicie Christ, reformationem instituenda videutur,” Alava Esquivel, Diego De a celebrated Spanish bishop
“Scriptores varii de Russorum religione,” Albinus, Peter a historian and poet
Died: Alvarez, Emanuel a celebrated Portuguese grammarian
“De Secretis,” Amontons, William an ingenious French mechanic
“De natura Daemonum,” Anania, John Lorenzo D' a native of Taverna in Calabria
Died: Andrada, Thomas D' another brother to Diego
“Treatise on Concord,” Andreas, James a celebrated Lutheran divine of the sixteenth century
“Livre d' Architecture auquel sont contenues diverses ordonnances de plans et elevations de Batiments pour seigneurs et autres qui voudront batir aux champs,” Androuet-Du-Cerceau, James an eminent French architect
Born: Arrighetti, Philip a native of Florence
“Canones Penitentiales,” Augustin, Anthony archbishop of Tarragona
Born: Bainbridge, John an eminent physician and astronomer
“Commentaria in mechanica Aristotelis,” Baldi, Bernard born at Urbino in the year 1553
“Ballet Comique de la Heine, fait aux Noces de M. le due de Joyeuse et de Mademoiselle de Vaudemont,” Balthazarini, Surnamed Beaujoyeux a famous Italian musician
Born: Barclay, John son of the preceding
“BartholomaBus de proprietatibus rerum,” Batman, Stephen ranked among the old English poets of the sixteenth century
Died: Bauhin, John the first of a family of men of learning and fame
Born: Beaumont, Sir John *an English poet
“Declaration du droit de légitime Succession sur le royaume de Portugal apartenant a la reine mere du roi très Christien,” Belloi, Peter advocate general of the parliament of Toulouse
“Panégyric ou Remonstrance pour les Sénéchal, Juges mage et criminel de Tolose, contre les Notaires et Sécrétaires du Roi de la dite Ville,” Belloi, Peter advocate general of the parliament of Toulouse
Died: Benavidio, Mark in Latin Marcus Mantua Benavidius
Born: Bernegger, Matthias who was born Feb. 8
Born: Bertie, Robert earl of Lindsey
Born: Bettini, Mario a learned Italian Jesuit
“A Mathematical Jewel, shewing the making and most excellent use of an instrument so called: the use of which jewel is so abundant, that it leadeth the direct path-way through the whole art of astronomy, cosmography, geography,” Blagrave, John an eminent mathematician
Died: Boquine, Peter a French divine
“De Vita conservanda,” Bottoni, Albertino a physician
“De Jure Regni apud Scotos;” Buchanan, George a Scottish historian
Born: Bulkley, Peter an English divine
“Itinera Constantinopolitanum et Amasianum” Busbequius, Augher Ghislen was the natural son of the lord of Bnsbec
Born: Calvert, George descended from the ancient and noble house of Calvert
Born: Camus, John Peter an exemplary French prelate
“Gli Straccioni,” Caro, Hannibal an Italian poet (?–1566)
Born: Corbet, Richard an English prelate
“Martyrium Edmundi Campiani, societatis Jesu,” Estius, William an eminent Dutch divine of the popish persuasion
Born: Featley, Daniel a learned controversial divine of the church of England
Born: Fiennes, William lord Say and Sele
“Commentarius de flatibus humanum corpus infestantibus,” Fienus, Thomas a physician of eminence
“Delia Fisica, divisa in libri qnattro,” Fioravanti, Leonard a physician of Bologna
“The Battel between the Virtues and Vices,” Fleming, Abraham a miscellaneous writer in the sixteenth century
“Lives of the Saints of Milan,” Galesini, Peter of Milan
Born: Gerhard, John an eminent German Lutheran divine
Died: Holyoake, Francis a learned Englishman
“Operum Latinorum Tomus primus et secundus.” Joubert, Laurent a learned physician
Born: Juxon, William a loyal and worthy English prelate
“The Duties of Constables,” Lambarde, William an eminent lawyer and antiquary
Died: Martin, Gregory a learned popish writer
Born: Maynard, Francis a French poet
Born: Menard, Claude a French magistrate and antiquary
“De Morbis Muliebribus Praelectiones,” Mercurialis, Jerome a learned and eminent physician
“Being employed by virtue of his place, to advance the queen’s treasure, he did it industriously, faithfully, and conscionably, without wronging the subject; being very tender of their privileges, insomuch that he once complained in parliament, that many subsidies were granted, and no grievances redressed; which words being represented with disadvantage to the queen, made her to disaffect him, setting in a court-cloud, but in the sunshine of his country, and a clear conscience.” Mildmay, Sir Walter an eminent statesman of the sixteenth century
“Epistolae quinque Medicinales, ab eodem Auctore conscript,” Moufet, Thomas a physician and naturalist of the sixteenth century
“Joannis Vollandi de re Poetica Graecorum libri quatuor, e noutionibus et bibliotheca Mich. Neandri collecti,” Neander, Michael one of the most learned men of the sixteenth century
“De imagiriibus Sacris, et Profanis,” Paleotti, Gabriel a learned Italian cardinal
“De persecutione Anglicana epistola,” Parsons, Robert in both which ways he wrote his name
Died: Pelletier, Jaques a celebrated French physician
“Scriptores Rerum Polonicarum,” Pistorius, John a learned divine
Born: Puy, Peter Du a learned French historian
Died: Schiavoni, Andrea named Medula
Died: Scultetus, Abraham an eminent protestant divine
“Fruit of Faith, contain* ing all the prayers of the patriarchs, &c. in the Old and New Testament,” Taverner, Richard a pious layman of the reigns of Henry VIII
Born: Teniers, David a Flemish painter
Born: Tronchin, Theodore the first of a considerable family of learned men in Geneva and France
Born: Vicars, John an extraordinary enthusiast in the seventeenth century
Born: Vouet, Simon a French painter
“Heptameron of civil discourses,” Whetstone, George is an author of whom very little is known
Born: Williams, John an English prelate of great abilities and very distinguished character (?–1650)
“De ortu et causis Subterraneorum” Agricola, George a German physician
“A true, sincere, and modest defence of English Catholics,” Alan, William cardinal priest of the Roman church
“Historia plerarumque humani corporis partium membratim scripta,” Alberti, Solomon the pupil of Jerome Fabricius at Padua
Born: Alemanni, Nicholas an antiquary of great learning
Born: Alting, Henry an eminent German divine
“Opuscoli varii,” Ammirato, Scipio an eminent historian
“Paris, 1555, 4to. 2.” Audebert, Germain president in the election
Born: Becan, Martin an eminent Jesuit
Died: Belleforest, Francis De a French historical compiler
“Paris, 1583, 8vo. 4.” Belloi, Peter advocate general of the parliament of Toulouse
“Apprehensions spirituelles,” Beroalde De Verville, Francis son to the preceding
“L‘Enfer de la mere Cardine, traitant de l’horrible bataille qui fut aux enfefs, aux noces du portier Cerberus et de Cardine,” Birague, Flaminio De one of the king of France’s gentlemen of the household
Born: Borcht, Henry Vander, a painter
“De curatione per sanguinis missione, de incidendae venae, cutis scarificandae, et hirudinum arrigendarum modo,” Botallus, Leonard an eminent physician of Piedmont
“Fruitful treatise against the Feare of Death,” Bradford, John one of the most eminent of the protestant divines who suffered martyrdom in the reign of queen Mary
“Concertatio Ecclesiae Catholicse in Anglia,” Bridgewater, John rector of Lincoln college
“De formulis et solemnibus populi Romani verbis,” Brisson, Barnaby president of the parliament of Paris
“De recta et necessaria Ratione preservandi a Pestis Contagione,” Camerarius, Joachim son of the preceding
“In Diogenem Laertium Notae Isaaci Hortiboni,” Casaubon, Isaac a very learned critic
“The Execution of Justice in England, for maintenance of public and Christian peace, against certain stirrers of sedition, and adherents to the traitors and enemies of the realm, without any persecution of them for questions of religion, as it is falsely reported, &c.” Cecil, William lord Burleigh
“Harmonia Evangeliorum,” Chemnitz, Martin an eminent Lutheran divine
“The Folly of the World,” Chesne, Joseph Du called also Quercetanus
“Life of Sannazarius,” Crispus, John Baptist an Italian divine and poet
“A Book of Epitaphs, made upon the death of the right worshipful sir William Buttes, knt.” Dallington, Sir Robert as Fuller informs us
Born: Dickson, David an eminent divine of the church of Scotland
Born: Digges, Sir Dudley eldest son of Thomas Digges
“Libri tres Prascidaneorum in Petronium Arbitrmn,” Dousa, Janus a very learned man
“Rariorum aliquot Stirpium per' Pannoniam, Austrian!, et vicinas quasdam Provincias observatarum Historia,” Ecluse, Charles in Latin Clusius
Died: Enghelrams, Cornelius another artist
Born: Episcopius, Simon a man of very uncommon parts and learning
Died: Erastus, Thomas an eminent German physician
“Traitc de la Noblesse, traduit de Tltalien de Jean-Baptiste Nenna,” Fevre, Guy De Sieur De La Boderie Or Giudo Fabricius Boderianus
Born: Fevret, Charles an eminent French civilian
Died: Freigius, John Thomas a German (1543–1583)
“A defence of the translation of the Holy Scriptures in English,” Fulke, William a celebrated English divine
Born: Gibbons, Orlando an eminent composer of church music in the reign of James I. was born in 1583
Died: Goltzius, Hubert a German antiquary
Died: Gomar, Francis one of the great opponents of Arminius
Born: Goodman, Godfrey an English prelate
Died: Grazzini, Antony Francis an Italian scholar and poet of considerable eminence
Died: Grindal, Edmund archbishop of Canterbury
Born: Grotius, Hugo one of the most eminent names in literary history
Died: Harpsfeld, Nicholas brother to the preceding
“A Defensative against the poison of supposed Prophecies,” Howard, Henry earl of Northampton
“Methodus curandi pestiferum contagium,” Ingrassias, Jon Philip an eminent physician and medical writer
Born: Ley, John a voluminous polemic in the seventeenth century
Born: Lugo, John a Spanish Jesuit and cardinal
Born: Matthieu, Peter a French historian
“De Morbis puerorum Tractatus locupletissimi,” Mercurialis, Jerome a learned and eminent physician
“De optimo imperio, sive in Librum Josue commentarius,” Montanus, Benedict Arias a very learned Spaniard
Born: Morin, John Baptist physician and regius professor of mathematics at Paris
“A True Report of the disputation or rather private conference had in the Tower of London, with Ed. Campion Jesuite, &c.” Nowell, Alexander an eminent English divine (?–1602)
“Anmice Litterae Societatis Jesu,” Orlandini, Nicholas a learned Italian Jesuit
Died: Pareus, David a celebrated divine of the reformed religion
“A Defence of the Censure given upon his two Books, &c.” Parsons, Robert in both which ways he wrote his name
“A Christian Directory,” Parsons, Robert in both which ways he wrote his name
Born: Petau, Denis was born at Orleans Aug. 21
“De Corporis humani structura et usu Libri tres,” Plater, Felix an eminent physician
“Les Plaisirsdu Gentilhomme Champetre,” Rapin, Nicholas a French poet
Died: Ratcliffe, Thomas of Sussex
Born: Raynaud, Theophilus a celebrated Jesuit
Born: Renaudot, Theofhrastus a physician
“Opus de Emendatione Temporum,” Scaliger, Joseph Justus son of the preceding
“DelP Anima d'Aristotele,” Segni, Bernard an early Italian writer
Died: Smeton, Thomas a learned Scotch divine
Born: Spondanus, John a man of uncommon abilities and learning
“The four first books of Virgil’s Æneis, in English Hexameters,” Stanyhurst, Richard an historian
Died: Ursinus, Zachary one of the most celebrated Protestant divines of the 16th century
Born: Verneuil, John a French refugee
Born: Whately, William an eminent puritan divine
“The remembrance of the life and death of Thomas, late earl of Sussex,” Whetstone, George is an author of whom very little is known
“Dialogo sopra la generatione de Venti, &c.” Agrippa, Camille a celebrated architect of Milan
“De Cardinalibus, et de douatione Constantini,” Albani, John Jerome of the same family with the preceding
“Les Neapolitaines,” Amboise, Francis D' lived in the latter end of the sixteenth
“Sententia quod Metaphygica sit eadem que Physica,” Angelucci, Theodore in Latin Angelutius
“Dele 1 Educazione Cristiana de Figliuoli libri tre,” Antoniano, Silvio a man of great learning
“De Commissariis,” Arena, James De a learned civilian and writer
“Rime, con un breve discorso dell' epica poesia,” Attendolo, John Baptist a learned writer of the sixteenth century
“Bapt. Mantuanus’s treatise on Death,” Bale, John in Latin Baleus or Balæus
“A Catechism or Confession of Faith,” Balnaves, Henry one of the promoters of the reformation in Scotland
Born: Barlæus, Gaspard a modern Latin poet of great reputation
“An introduction to the art of Music,” Bathe, William an Irish Jesuit
“Collectanea super jus Csesareum,” Benavidio, Mark in Latin Marcus Mantua Benavidius
Born: Berkeley, Sir Robert one of the justices of the king’s bench in the time of Charles I. was born in 1584
Born: Bonifacio, Balthasar the son of a lawyer of the same name
“Discovsi di M. Vincenzo Borghini,” Borghini, Vincent was born at Florence in 1515 of a noble family
“Riposo della Pittura, e della Scukura,” Borghini, Vincent was born at Florence in 1515 of a noble family
Died: Brill, Matthew an artist of whom very few particulars are mentioned; the most material are
Died: Bucholtzer, Abraham usually ranked among the German reformers
“Sceptre of Judah,” Bunney, Edmund descended from an ancient family in Yorkshire
“Summa veterum interpretum in universam dialecticam Aristotelis,” Case, John a physician and philosopher of Oxford
“Galatea,” Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel De the author of Don Quixote
“De recta adolescentulorum institutione,” Ceruti, Frederick a learned philologist
Born: Crinesius, Christopher a learned Bohemian
“Turco-Graecias libri octo, utraque lingua edita. Quibus Graecorum status sub imperio Turcico, in politia et ecclesia, ceconomia et scholis, jam hide ab amissa Constantinopoli, ad haec usque tempora, luculenter describitur,” Crusius, Martin a learned German scholar and antiquary
“Acta et Scripta Theologorum Wirtembergensium, et Patriarchs Constantinopolitani D. Hieremiae quas utrique ab anno 1576 usque ad annum 1581 de Augustana Confessione inter se miserunt,” Crusius, Martin a learned German scholar and antiquary
Died: Day, John a very eminent English printer in the sixteenth century
“Delia Retorica,” Denores, Jason was born at Nicosia
“Three godly and learned Sermons, very necessary to be read and regarded of all men,” Drant, Thomas an English divine and poet
“Rhetoricae libri quatuor,” Dresserus, Matthew a learned German
Born: Eremita, Daniel a native of Antwerp
“Opera genuina omnia, tarn Practica, quam Theoretica, in tres tomos distributa.” Fallopius, Gabriel a most celebrated physician and anatomist of Italy
“Theses de variis fidei eontroversiis,” Faunt, Arthur an English Jesuit
“Doctrina catholica de Sanctorum Invocatione, &c.” Faunt, Arthur an English Jesuit
Died: Faur, Guy De lord of Pibrac
Born: Fletcher, Giles brother to bishop Fletcher
Died: Fugger, Huldric an eminent benefactor to literature
“A. brief and plain declaration, containing the desires of all those faithful ministers who seek discipline and reformation of the church of England, which may serve as a just apology against the false accusations and slanders of their adversaries,” Fulke, William a celebrated English divine
“Hasfurtus de cognosceudis et medeudis morbis ex corporum coelestium positione, cui argumenta et explicationem inscripsit,” Gallucci, John Paul a learned Italian astronomer
“Epic Paraphrases of twenty-five of David’s Psalms,” Gentilis, Scipio brother of Alberic Gentilis
“La guerra di Mostri, Poema giocoso,” Grazzini, Antony Francis an Italian scholar and poet of considerable eminence
“Myrrour of Modestie,” Greene, Robert an English poet and miscellaneous iter of the Elizabethan age
“The Myrrour of Modestie,” Greene, Robert an English poet and miscellaneous iter of the Elizabethan age
Born: Gregory Of St. Vincent a Flemish geometrician
“Rerum Polonicarum Tomi Tres,” Guagnini, Alexander a native of Verona
Born: Hales, John an eminent divine and critic
Born: Hals, Francis a portrait painter of great celebrity
Died: Hervet, Gentian a learned Frenchman
Born: Inchofer, Melchior a learned German
“Alarm against the Usurers, containing tried experiences against worldly abuses,” Lodge, Thomas, M. D. a dramatic poet
Died: Martin, Thomas an eminent civilian
Born: Massinger, Philip a very eminent dramatic writer
“De Venenis et Morbis venenosis,” Mercurialis, Jerome a learned and eminent physician
Born: Nichols, Richard whom Mr
“Aristotelis Organum, hoc est libri omnes ad logicam pertimntes, Gr. et Lat.” Pacius, Juuus an eminent lawyer and philosopher
“Harmony of the Gospels,” Pagit a Puritan divine
“The Arraignment of Paris,” Peele, George an English poet
“De praecipuis divinationum generibus,” Peucer, Gaspard a celebrated physician and mathematician
Died: Plowden, Edmund a celebrated lawyer
“Caradoc’s History of Cambria, with annotations,” Powell, David a learned Welsh divine
Born: Pym, John a noted republican in the time of Charles I. was descended of a good family in Somersetshire
Born: Quistorp, John a German Lutheran divine and professor
Born: Saavedra-Faxardo, Diego De a Spanish political and moral writer
“Aristotelis Hist. Animalium liber decimus, ac versione et commentario,” Scaliger, Juuus Caesar a very learned and eminent critic
“Animadversiones in Theophrasti historias plantarum,” Scaliger, Juuus Caesar a very learned and eminent critic
“A perfect platform of a Hop-garden,” Scot, Reynolde a learned English gentleman
Born: Selden, John one of the most learned men of the seventeenth century
“De rebus in Hibernia gestis, lib, iv.” Stanyhurst, Richard an historian
Born: Walstein, Albert duke of Fridland
Born: Young, Patrick an eminent scholar
Born: Zacchias, Paul physician to pope Innocent X. was born in 1584
“Ars muniendorum oppidorum,” Acontius, James a divine
Died: Aersens, Peter called by the Italians PietroLongo
“Dialogo del modo di mettere in Battaglia,” Agrippa, Camille a celebrated architect of Milan
“Tres Orationes,” Alberti, Solomon the pupil of Jerome Fabricius at Padua
“Poemata varia, diligenter ab ipso recognita,” Angelio, Peter an eminent Italian scholar and Latin poet
“Exercitationum cum Patricio liber,” Angelucci, Theodore in Latin Angelutius
“Le Retranchemens,” Aubert, William sieur de Massouignes
“Partenope,” Audebert, Germain president in the election
Born: Ball, John a Puritan divine of the seventeenth century
“Itinerarium Cambriae,” Barry, Girald usually called Giraldus Cambrensis
Born: Bartholine, Caspar an eminent physician
“Apologie Catholique conti'e les libelles, &c. publiées par les Liguez,” Belloi, Peter advocate general of the parliament of Toulouse
“Falco emissus ad capiendum, deplumandum et dilacerandum audaciorem ilium cuculum ubjquitarium, qui nuper ex Jac. Andreae, mali corvi, male ovo, ab Holdero simplicissima curruca exclusus, eta demoniaco Bavio Fescenio varii coloris plumis instructus, impetum in philomelas innocentes facere ceperat,” Beumler, Mark a learned minister of the reformed church
“Observationes sacrse,” Billi, James De was born at Guise in Picardy
Died: Bird, William an eminent musician and composer
“De morbis muliebribus,” Bottoni, Albertino a physician
Died: Caldwall, Richard an English physician
“Speculum moralium questionum in universam ethicam Aristotelis,” Case, John a physician and philosopher of Oxford
“Sermons on Ecclesiastes,” Corranus, Anthony the son of Ant
Died: Craton, John a physician and voluminous writer
Born: Crayer, Gaspar De an eminent artist
“Le Rime,” Crispus, John Baptist an Italian divine and poet
Born: Dodsworth, Roger an eminent antiquary
Died: Erizzo, Sebastian a numismatical writer of considerable reputation in the sixteenth century
“Jeroboam rebellens,” Fabricius, Andrew a learned popish divine in the sixteenth century
Died: Ferrier, Armand an eminent lawyer
“Auctores Latinae Linguae,” Festus, Pompeius was a celebrated grammarian of antiquity
Died: Fienus, Thomas a physician of eminence
“Commentary on the Psalms” Folengio, John Baptist was born at Mantua in 1490
Born: Forbes, William bishop of Edinburgh
Born: Garasse, Francis a French Jesuit
“Tasso’s Jerusalem,” Gentilis, Scipio brother of Alberic Gentilis
“Planetomachia,” Greene, Robert an English poet and miscellaneous iter of the Elizabethan age
“A Chronography,” Hanmer, Meredith an English divine of a very mixed character
Died: Jamyn, Amadis a French poet
“Conference between a learned godly Christian, and an afflicted Conscience,” Kingsmill, Andrew one of the earliest puritan divines
Born: Kotter, Christopher born in 1585
“Pythagoras’s Golden Verses,” Marcilius, Theodora a learned German critic
“De Decoratione liber,” Mercurialis, Jerome a learned and eminent physician
“Oratio pro suo in Regiam cathedram ritu,” Monantheuil, Henry De an able mathematical and medical writer
Died: Muretus, Marc Anthony a very ingenious and learned critic
Born: Mydorge, Claude an able mathematician
Born: Patrix, Peter a French minor poet
“Exposition on Nehemiah” Pilkington, James a learned and pious English prelate
Died: Porcacchi, Thomas a learned Italian of the sixteenth century
“Pontici Virunnii Historia Britannica,” Powell, David a learned Welsh divine
Born: Richelieu, Armand Du Plessis a celebrated cardinal and minister of France
Died: Ronsard, Peter De a French poet
“Antiquitatum Romanarum libri decem,” Rosinus, John in German Roszfelit
“De schismate Anglicano,” Rushton, Edward a Roman catholic writer
Died: Sigonius, Charles a learned Italian
Died: Tallis, Thomas one of the greatest musicians of this country
Born: Turner, Peter son to the preceding Dr
Born: Vanini a writer who has generally been distinguished by the title of Atheist
Born: Vaugelas, Claude Favre De an elegant French writer
Died: Victorius, Peter an eminent Italian scholar
Born: Warner, John a learned and munificent prelate
Born: Wren, Matthew a learned bishop of Ely
Born: Adams, Sir Thomas citizen and lord mayor of London
“Semestria,” Alexander Ab Alexandro a Neapolitan lawyer of great learning
Born: Allatius, Leo keeper of the Vatican library
“Theatrum nmlierum,” Amman, Jost a painter and engraver
Born: Andreas, John Valentine grandson
“Ospitale de pazzi,” Angelucci, Theodore in Latin Angelutius
“Ratio Studiorum,” Aquaviva, Claudius son to John Jerome
Born: Aromatari, Joseph a learned Italian physician
“Arte del Contrappunto ridotta in tavole,” Artusi, Giomaria a musical critic
Died: Aubert, James a learned physician of the sixteenth century
Died: Augustin, Anthony archbishop of Tarragona
Died: Azpilcueta, Martin De commonly called Navarre
“De Venenis et Antidotis Prolegomena,” Bacci, Andrew an eminent Italian physician
Born: Bargrave, Isaac dean of Canterbury
“De prsestantia &. dignitate divinse Legis, lib. 2,” Baro, Peter a learned divine
“Marty rologium Romanum restitutum,” Baronius, Cæsar an eminent ecclesiastical writer
Born: Beaumont, Francis third son of Francis
Born: Calixtus, George an eminent Lutheran divine
“Britannia” Camden, William one of the most eminent English antiquaries
Born: Capel, Richard son of Christopher Capel
“The Praise of Music, &c.” Case, John a physician and philosopher of Oxford
“De necessaria Theologian Scholasticse correctione,” Cheffontaines, Christopher in Latin
Died: Chemnitz, Martin an eminent Lutheran divine
Born: Courcelles, Stephen De descended from a family in Picardy
Born: Cunæus, Peter a very learned lawyer
Born: Curtius, Cornelius a native of Brussels
“Odarum Britannicarum liber, ad Elizabetham reginam, et Jani Dousae filii Britannicorum carminum silva,” Dousa, Janus a very learned man
“Coenae Lutherana? et Calvinistee oppu<rnatio,” Faunt, Arthur an English Jesuit
“The Diamant of Devotion, in six parts,” Fleming, Abraham a miscellaneous writer in the sixteenth century
“Auctones Linguae Latinaj,” Fulgentius Planciades, Fabius who is sometimes confounded with the preceding St
Died: Gambara, Lorenzo was an Italian poet of the sixteenth century
“Le Bureau du Concile deTrente,” Gentillet, Innocent a Protestant lawyer
“Epitome Matthioli,” Gesner, Conrad an eminent scholar
Died: Gregory Xiii. the principal event in whose life is the reformation he introduced in the Roman calendar
Born: Guild, William an eminent Scotch divine
Born: Hooker, Thomas a celebrated divine of New England
Born: Jameson, George an eminent artist
“Notes on the Books of Proverbs, Ecclesiasticus, the Canticles, and the Book of Wisdom,” Jansenius, Cornelius a learned Flemish prelate (?–1576)
Born: Jenkins, David an English lawyer
Born: Magni, Valerian a celebrated Capuchin
Died: Maitland, Sir Richard a cultivator and preserver of Scotch poetry
Born: Mede, Joseph a learned -English divine
“Christian friendship, with an invective against dice-play and other profane games,” Newton, Thomas a Latin poet
Died: Perrenot, Anthony was born 1517
Born: Polemberg, Cornelius a celebrated Dutch painter
Born: Ralegh, Walter an eminent English divine in the seventeenth century
Born: Reves, James De a learned Dutch divine
Died: Rushton, Edward a Roman catholic writer
Born: Sanderus, Anthony an eminent topographer and antiquary
Died: Sansovino, Francis an Italian poet and historian
Died: Truberus, Primus celebrated for his learned translations
“The English mirror, wherein all estates may behold the conquest of error,” Whetstone, George is an author of whom very little is known
“Funeral Sermon on sir Henry Sidney,” White, Thomas founder of Sion college (1546–?)
“Repetitiones in C. Canonum Statuta, de Constit.” Ancharanus, Peter an eminent civilian of the fourteenth century
“Il Satiro Favola Pastorale,” Avantio, John Maria a celebrated Italian lawyer
“Semeiotica, sive ratio dignoscendarum sediura male affectarum, et affectuum preter naturam,” Aubert, James a learned physician of the sixteenth century
“De emendatione Gratiani Dialogorum,” Augustin, Anthony archbishop of Tarragona
Born: Automne, Bernard advocate of the parliament of Bourdeaux
Born: Barthius, Caspar a very learned and voluminous writer
Died: Batman, Stephen ranked among the old English poets of the sixteenth century
“Notes to Leland’s Assertio Arthuri, translated by Rich. Robinson,” Batman, Stephen ranked among the old English poets of the sixteenth century
“Observations,” Cagnati, Marsilius of Verona
“Novurn Testamentum. Grace urn,” Casaubon, Isaac a very learned critic
“De arte natandi, libri duo,” Digby, Sir Everard an English gentleman
“Plautinae Explicationes,” Dousa, Janus a very learned man
Born: Drabicius, Nicholas a celebrated enthusiast
“Isagoge Historica,” Dresserus, Matthew a learned German
Died: Fox, John an eminent English divine and churchhistorian
“The Lamentations of Amituas for the death of Phillis, in English hexameters,” Fraunce, Abraham an English versifier in queert Elizabeth’s time
“Christian Ethics,” Fulbeck, William an English law-writer
“Commentary on the Pentateuch,” Galesini, Peter of Milan
Born: Garissoles, Anthony a French protestant divine
Born: Gaulmin, Gilbert a French minor author
Born: Godwin, Dr. Thomas a learned English writer
Died: Gosselini, Julian an Italian poet and miscellaneous writer
“The School of Abuse,” Gosson, Stephen a divine and poet
“Euphues’s censure to Pbilautus,” Greene, Robert an English poet and miscellaneous iter of the Elizabethan age
“Arcadia or Menaphon, Camillae’s alarm to slumbering Euphues,” Greene, Robert an English poet and miscellaneous iter of the Elizabethan age
Born: Guilandinus, Melchior a Prussian botanist
“De Templis: hoc est, de origine, progressu, usu, & abusu Templorum, ac omnino rerum omnium ad Templa pertinentium,” Hospinian, Ralph a learned Swiss writer
Born: Johnston, Arthur was born at Caskieben
Born: Jungius, Joachim an eminent mathematician
Born: Kynaston, Francis an English poet
Born: Menard, Nicholas Hugues a writer on the history of the saints
“Consultationes et Responsa Medicinalia.” Mercurialis, Jerome a learned and eminent physician
Born: Muis, Simeon De Hebrew professor of the Royal College of France
“Herbal to the Bible,” Newton, Thomas a Latin poet
“Discours Politiques,” Noue, Francis De La surnamed Bras de Fer
Born: Osius, Felix a celebrated orator
Died: Pamelius, James a learned Fleming
“Nova Geometria,” Patrizi, Francis a platonic philosopher and man of letters
Born: Paulmier De Grentesmenil, James Le more commonly known to the learned by his Latinized name 1Dupin
“Artis cabalisticae Scriptores,” Pistorius, John a learned divine
Born: Preston, John a celebrated divine in the beginning of the seventeenth century
Died: Quinquarboreus or
“Elogia carmine elegiaco in imagines 50 doctorum virorum,” Raphelengius, Francis a learned writer of the 16th century
Born: Reinesius, Thomas a learned and philosophic German
“An Exhortation to true love, loyalty, and fidelity to her majesty,” Renniger, Michael or
Died: Sadler, Sir Ralph an eminent English statesman
“Minerva, de causis linguae Latinse,” Sanchez, Francis an eminent classical scholar of the sixteenth century
Born: Sanderson, Dr. Robert
Born: Slater, William a learned divine and poet
“De vita S. Patricii, Hiberniae Apostoli, lib. ii.” Stanyhurst, Richard an historian
“Vers Chretiens au comte du Bouchage,” Stephanus, Robert the third of that name
“Epistola ad Hieronymum Merculiarem de naribus, multo ante abscissis> reficiendis,” Taliacotius, Gaspar professor of medicine and anatomy in the university of Bologna
“Art of Logicke,” Udal, Nicholas an eminent schoolmaster of the sixteenth century
“The Summe of the Christian Religion,” Ursinus, Zachary one of the most celebrated Protestant divines of the 16th century
Born: Vondel, Justus a very celebrated Dutch poet
Died: Wigand, John a learned divine of the reformed religion
“De Promulgatione Evangelii apud Barbaros,” Acosta, Joseph D' a celebrated Spanish author
Died: Adrichomius, Christian a geographer of considerable note
“Mirtilla, favola pastorale,” Andreini, Isabella wife to the preceding
“Fistula in Ano” Ardern, John an early medical writer of the English nation
Born: Balthasar, Christopher a man of great learning and merit
Born: Bastard, Thomas a clergyman and poet
Born: Bernard, Claude called Father Bernard
“A revision of the French Bible of Geneva, according to the Hebrew text,” Bertram, Cornelius Bonaventure minister
Died: Bienne, John in Latin Benenatus
“Martyre de Maria Stuart Reyne d'Escosse,” Blackwood, Adam professor of civil law at Poictiers
Born: Brathwaite, Richard whom Warton calls one of the minor pastoral poets of the reign of James I. was the second son of Thomas Brathwaite
Born: Bulstrode, Edward a lawyer of some note during the usurpation
“The Coronation of King David, &c.” Bunney, Edmund descended from an ancient family in Yorkshire
Died: Cagliari, Paul a celebrated artist
“Hortus Medicus et Philosophicus, in quo piurimarum Stirpium breves Descriptiones, novae Icones non paucae, continentur,” Camerarius, Joachim son of the preceding
Born: Carpenter, Nathaniel an English clergyman o great learning and parts
“Sphaera civitatis, sive de politica,” Case, John a physician and philosopher of Oxford
“Apologia musices, tarn vocalis, quam instrumentalis, et mixtae,” Case, John a physician and philosopher of Oxford
Born: Chifflet, John James a physician and politician
Died: Crowley, Robert a divine and poet
Died: Daurat, John an. eminent French poet
“Poetica,” Denores, Jason was born at Nicosia
“De Jure sacro, vel principiorum Juris pontificii, libri tres,” Epo, Boetius a celebrated lawyer
Died: Fioravanti, Leonard a physician of Bologna
“Cirurgia,” Fioravanti, Leonard a physician of Bologna
“GEconomia Hippocratis alphabet! serie distincta, in qua dictionum apud Hippocratem omnium, pra?jsertim obscurionnn, usus explicatur, et velut ex amplissimo penu depromitur: ita ut Lexicon Hippocraticum merito dici possit,” Foesius, Anutius a celebrated physician
“S. Didaci Complutensis Canonizatio,” Galesini, Peter of Milan
“Three Conspiracies,” Gosselini, Julian an Italian poet and miscellaneous writer
Died: Go Urn Ay, Mary De Jars, Lady Of a French female wit
“Pandosto the Triumph of Time,” Greene, Robert an English poet and miscellaneous iter of the Elizabethan age
“Perimedes the blackesmith,” Greene, Robert an English poet and miscellaneous iter of the Elizabethan age
“The pleasant and delightful history of Dorastiis and Favvnia,” Greene, Robert an English poet and miscellaneous iter of the Elizabethan age
Died: Grenada, Lewis De a celebrated Dominican in the sixteenth century
Died: Heshusius, Tillemannus a German pretestant theologian
Born: Hobbes, Thomas an eminent English philosopher and miscellaneous writer
“De Monachis: seu de origine & progressu monachatus & ordinum monasticorum,” Hospinian, Ralph a learned Swiss writer
Born: Hugo, Herman a learned Jesuit
Born: Libavius, Andrew a physician and chemist
Born: Mersenne, Marin a learned French writer
“The Concordance of Grace and Free-will,” Molina, Lewis born of a noble family at Cuenca
“Elucidationes in omnia S. S. apostolorum scripta, &c.” Montanus, Benedict Arias a very learned Spaniard
Born: Mothe Le Vayer, Francis De La a distinguished French writer in the seventeenth century
“Nosomantica Hippocratica, sive Hippocratis Prognostica cuncta, ex omnibus ipsius scriptis, methodice digesta, Libri ix.” Moufet, Thomas a physician and naturalist of the sixteenth century
“Loci communes Philosophic! Graeci,” Neander, Michael one of the most learned men of the sixteenth century
“Argonautica, Thebaica, Troica, Ilias parva; poematia Graeca anonymi (Laur. Rhodomani) primum edita cum argumentis a Mich. Neandro,” Neander, Michael one of the most learned men of the sixteenth century
“Sapientissimi Curopalatae de officialibus Palatii Constantinopolitani, et officiis magnae ecclesiae libellus, Or et Lat.” Pacius, Juuus an eminent lawyer and philosopher
“A view of publicke Wants and Disorders in the service of God, in a Petition to the high court of Parliament,” Penry, John commonly known by his assumed name of Martin Mar-prelate
“An Exhortation to the Governors and People of Wales, to labour earnestly to have the preaching of the Gospel planted among them,” Penry, John commonly known by his assumed name of Martin Mar-prelate
Died: Pulzone, Scipio of Gaeta
Born: Rawley, William a learned English divine
Born: Reading, John an English divine
“An Instruccyon of Christen fayth, &c.” Regius, Urban a name he thought proper to change
Died: Sandys, Edwin a very eminent English prelate
Died: Speroni, Sperone an Italian scholar of great eminence in the sixteenth century
Born: Turretin, Benedict the first of a celebrated family of protestant divines
“Paraphrasis in ArchimedisSquiponderantia,” Ubaldi, Guido was an eminent mathematician irt Italy
Died: Usher, James a most illustrious prelate
Died: Vasari, George an artist
Born: Wadding, Luke an eminent Irish Roman catholic
Born: Wither, George a name well known among the readers of old English poetry
Born: Wormius, Olaus a learned physician of Denmark
Died: Zuinger, Theodore a celebrated physician of Basil (1534–?)
“De admirabili Viperae natura, et de mirificis ejusdem facultatibus,” Abbatius, Baldus Angelus a physician
Born: Abraham, Nicholas a learned Jesuit
“De Natura Novi Orbis, libri duo,” Acosta, Joseph D' a celebrated Spanish author
Born: Æmilius, Anthony professor of history in the university of Utrecht
“On the Lamentations,” Agelius, Anthony a native of Sorrento
“De privatorum publicorumque urbis Romae eversoribus epistola,” Angelio, Peter an eminent Italian scholar and Latin poet
Born: Arnauld D'Andilli, Robert eldest son of the preceding
“Urania, or heavenly muse,” Ashley, Robert a Wiltshire gentleman
“Compendious Chirurgery, gathered and translated especially out of Wecker,” Banister, John an eminent physician of the sixteenth century
“Antidotary chirurgical, containing variety of all sorts of medicines,” Banister, John an eminent physician of the sixteenth century
Born: Bignon, Jerome a French writer
“Confutatio virulentae disputationis Theologies, in qua Georgius Sohn, Prof. Acad. Heidelberg, conatus est docere, Pontificem Romanum esse Antichristum, &c.” Bridgewater, John rector of Lincoln college
Born: Carew, Thomas an English poet
Born: Clifford, Anne sole daughter and heir to George earl of Cumberland
Died: Cousin, John an eminent French artist
“Differentia Ciceronis,” Craig, Nicholas Cragius
Died: Dudley, Ambrose son of John duke of Northumberland
Died: Eberus, Paul one of the early reformers
“Apologia Libri sui de Invocatione, &c. contra Danielem Tossanum,” Faunt, Arthur an English Jesuit
Born: Fetti, Domenico an eminent painter
Born: Fichet, Alexander a man of considerable learning
Died: Fulke, William a celebrated English divine
“Theatrum mundi et temporis,” Gallucci, John Paul a learned Italian astronomer
Died: Garzoni, Thomas an Italian writer of some note
“Excommunication of the Ecclesiastics who assisted at divine service with Henry de Valois, after the assassination of cardinal de Guise,” Genebrard, Gilbert a celebrated Benedictine
Born: Ghilini, Jerome an Italian writer
“The Spanish Masquerade,” Greene, Robert an English poet and miscellaneous iter of the Elizabethan age
Born: Higgs, Griffin descended from a considerable family in Gloucestershire
“Sermons,” James Di Vouagine a celebrated Dominican
“Idea veri magistratus,” Jonas, Anagrimus a learned Icelander
Born: Junius, Francis son of the preceding
“Pap with a Hatchet, alias a fig for my godson, &c.” Lilly, John another dramatic writer
Born: Littleton, Dwaud lord keeper of the great seal of England in the reign of Charles I. was descended
“La Guisiade,” Matthieu, Peter a French historian
“Dissertation on the Obelisks of Rome,” Mercati, Michael a physician and naturalist
Died: Mildmay, Sir Walter an eminent statesman of the sixteenth century
“The Returne of the renowned cavaliero Pasquill of England,” Nash, Thomas a dramatic poet and satirist of queen Elizabeth’s reign
“Address to the two Universities,” Nash, Thomas a dramatic poet and satirist of queen Elizabeth’s reign
“Erotemata” Neander, Michael one of the most learned men of the sixteenth century
“Illustrium aliquot Anglorum encomia,” Newton, Thomas a Latin poet
Born: Osborne, Francis an English writer of considerable abilities
“De non admittendis una in Republica diversorum Religionum exercitiis,” Pamelius, James a learned Fleming
“German Bible,” Pareus, David a celebrated divine of the reformed religion
Died: Plantin, Christopher an eminent printer
“A Dictionary, English and Latin, and Latin and English,” Rider, John an Irish prelate
Born: Riviere, La'Zarus an eminent French physicist
“Historical Dialoguetouchingantichristand popery,” Rogers, Thomas whom Wood styles “a most admirable theologist
Born: Rolle, Henry a learned and upright judge
Born: Rutgers, John an able critic and negociator
“Discourse concerning the forms and effects of divers Weapons, and other very important matters military; greatly mistaken by divers men of war in their days, and chiefly of the rnusquet, calyver, and long-bow, &c.” Smith, John a traveller and ambassador
“Of the cheefe Courts in England,” Smith, Sir Thomas a very learned writer and statesman (?–1577)
Born: Spagnoletto, Joseph Ftibera so named in Italy
Born: Stenwyck, Henry the Young
Died: Sturmius, John the Cicero of Germany
“The Councellor; a Treatise of Councils and Councellors of Princes,” Thorie, John one of a family of that name
Born: Vane, Sir Henry an English statesman
“Varia Poemata de Sphaerarum online,” Vaughan, William a Latin poet and moral writer
Born: Voetius, Gisbert an eminent Dutch divine
“Sermon at St. Paul’s Cross on the queen’s day (Nov. 17) 1589,” White, Thomas founder of Sion college (1546–?)
Born: Williams, Griffith bishop of Ossory
Died: Zabarella, James born Sept. 5
Born: Zeiler, Martin an indefatigable German geographer