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.
“De aegrotis & morbis in Evangelic,” Ader, William a physician of Toulouse
Born: Aelst, William Van, Called In Italy Gulielmo was the nephew and disciple of the preceding
“Triumphax Bibliorum Sacrorum, seu Encyclopaedia Biblica,” Alstedius, John Henry a German protestant divine
“De Nomine Tetragrammato,” Amama, Sixtinus professor of the Hebrew tongue in the university of Franeker
Died: Amboise, Francis D' lived in the latter end of the sixteenth
“Trattato delle Piante e immagini de' sacri edifizi di Terra Santa,” Amico, Bernardine an artist and an author
“Les harangues prononcees en l‘assemblie da M. M. les princes Protestants d’Allemagne,” Angouleme, Charles De Valois Duke D' the natural son of Charles IX. and Maria Touchet
Born: Annesley, Samuel a very eminent nonconformist minister
“Ephemerides,” Argoli, Andrew an Italian mathematician
“Auteurs degnisez sous des noms etraiigers, &c. tome I. contenant le traite preliminaire, sur le changement et la supposition des noms parmi les Auteurs,” Baillet, Adrian an eminent French critic
“Campus Philosophicus,” Baranzano, Redemptus a Barnabite monk
“Itinerarium filiorum Israel ex Ægypto in terram repromissionis,” Barradas, Sebastian a Jesuit and eminent Portuguese divine
Born: Bathurst, Ralph a distinguished wit
“Praxis Medica in duos tractatus distincta,” Bauderon, Brice a French physician
Born: Bega, Cornelius an artist
“A commentary, or exposition upon the second chapter of Amos, delivered in twenty-one sermons, in the parish-church of Meysey-Hampton, &c.” Benefield, Sebastian an eminent divine of the seventeenth century
Born: Bergerac, Savinien Cyrano De was born about 1620
Born: Bocciardi, Clemente called Clememtone from the vast size of his figure
Born: Bonet, Theophilus an eminent physician and medical writer
Born: Borel, Peter a French physician
“Essays upon the Five Senses,” 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: Breenberg, Bartholomew, Called Bartolomeo a painter and engraver
Born: Brome, Alexander an English poet
Born: Brouncker, William viscount Brouncker
Born: Bruin, John De professor of natural philosophy and mathematics at Utrecht
“Horae subsecivas, Observations and Discourses,” Brydges, Sir Grey, Lord Chandos a man of abilities
Died: Budden, John a civilian of Oxford
“De sensu rerum et magia,” Campanella, Thomas a celebrated Italian philosopher
Died: Carew, Ilichard author of the Survey of Cornwal
Born: Casanata, Jerome a learned cardinal
“Tragedise Sacra,” Caussin, Nicholas a French Jesuit
Born: Charpentier, Francis dean of the French academy
Born: Churchill, Sir Winston a distinguished English gentleman
Born: Corbet, John a nonconformist divine of considerable note
Born: Cradock, Samuel an eminent writer among the nonconformists
“Scotia illustrior, seu, Mendicabula repressa,” Dempster, Thomas a man of considerable learning and singular character
“Synopsis Oeconomica,” Donaldson, Walter born at Aberdeen in Scotland
“Papa Antichristus, sen Diatriba de Antichristo,” Downham, George bishop of Derry in Ireland
“Natural Curiosity reduced to questions,” Dupleix, Scipio a French historian
“Rudimenta lingute Arabic,” Erpenius, Thomas or
“Versio & notac ad Arabic-am paraphrasin in evangelium Joannis,” Erpenius, Thomas or
Born: Evelyn, John celebrated as a philosopher (?–1706)
“Oratio Renunciationi novi Medicinse Doctoris prceinissa, de Causis Cruentantis cadaveris praesente Homicida,” Fabricius, James an eminent physician
“De Ritu Sacrarum Ecclesise Catholicae concionum libri tres,” Ferrari, Francis Bernardine of the same family with the former
“De vi formatrice foetus liber, in quo ostenditur animam rationalem infundi tertia die,” Fienus, Thomas a physician of eminence
“Monochordon mundi symphoniacum, eu Replicatio ad Apologiam Joannis Kepleri,” Fludd, Robert an English philosopher
“A Line of Life, pointing at the immortalitie of a vertuous name,” Ford, John an early English dramatic author
Born: Frassen, Claudius a learned Franciscan
Born: Furetiere, Antony an ingenious and learned lawyer
“Wigulaei Hunds metropolis Salisburgensis,” Gewold, Christopher a learned historian and lawyer of the sixteenth century
“Commentary of the three Rabbins on the Proverbs of Solomon,” Giggeius, Anthony a learned Italian
Died: Gordon, James a Scotch Jesuit
Born: Graunt, John the celebrated author of the " Observations on the Bills of Mortality
Born: Heinsius, Nicholas son of the preceding
Born: Hicks, William
Born: Hottinger, John-Henry a very learned writer
“Iter in agrum Cantianum,” Johnson, Thomas an English botanist
“Deiices de la Poésie Françoise,” Ivetaux, Nicholas Vanquelin, Seigneur Des a French poet
“Solis & luna? periodus seu annus magnus,” Lydiat, Thomas an eminent English scholar
“Septimana philosophica,” Maier, Michael a celebrated German alchymist and rosicrucian of the seventeenth century
Born: Manton, Thomas one of the most learned and eminent nonconformists of the seventeenth century
“La Sampogna,” Marini, John Baptist a once celebrated Italian poet
Born: Marvell, Andrew a very ingenious and witty English writer
Born: Moliere, John Baptist, Pocquelin De the celebrated comic writer of France
Born: Molinet, Claude Du regular canon and procurator general of the congregation of St
Born: Morison, Robert a distinguished botanist of the seventeenth century (1620–1683)
“Le Marfore, ou Discours contre les libelles.” Naudé, Gabriel a learned French writer and bibliographer
Born: Needham, Marchamont an English political writer
Born: Nevile, Henry a republican writer
“Etymon propriorumnominum in Nov. Test.” Pasor, Matthias the son of George Pasor
Died: Pluvinel, Antoine a gentleman of Dauphiny
Died: Powell, Griffith principal of Jesus college
“De Sphsera,” Proclus an eminent philosopher among the later Platonists
“De Hypothesibus Planetarum,” Ptolemy, Claudius a great geographer
Died: Pym, John a noted republican in the time of Charles I. was descended of a good family in Somersetshire
“A Feast for Wormes, in a poem of the history of Jonah,” Quarles, Francis an English poet (?–1644)
Died: Rocca, Angelus a learned Italian
Born: Rohault, James a French philosopher
“Historic Augustse scriptores sex,” Salmasius, Claude one of the most learned men of the seventeenth century
Born: Sluse, Rene' Francis Walter a mathematician
“New-England’s Tryals, &c.” Smith, John commonly called Capt
Died: Spanheim, Frederic professor of divinity at Leyden
Born: Swanevelt, Herman an eminent Flemish landscape painter
“Rerum Belgicarum Annales, Chronici et historici antiqui et recentiores,” Swert, Francis a Flemish historian and antiquary
Born: Talbot, Peter a Roman catholic writer
Died: Texeira, Joseph Peter a learned Portuguese Dominican
Died: Tucker, William a learned divine of the sixteenth century
Born: Tully, Thomas a learned English divine and controversial writer
“Historia Animalium,” Turner, William a very eminent naturalist and divine
“Contarenus, sive de literatorum infelicitate libri duo,” Valerianus, Pierius an ingenious and learned Italian (?–1538)
Born: Venning, Ralph a nonconformist divine
“The successive regal Governments of England,” Verstegan, Richard principally known as an antiquary
Born: Wepfer, John James a celebrated physician
“Description and construction of Logarithms” Wingate, Edmund
Born: Wouvermans, Philip an eminent artist of Holland (?–1688)
Died: Achen, John Van an eminent painter
Born: Agnelli, Joseph a learned Jesuit
Born: Airay, Christopher vicar of Milford in Hampshire
“The just and necessary Apology touching his Suit in Law, for the Rector of Charlton on Otmore, in Oxfordshire,” Airay, Henry provost of Queen’s college
Died: Arndt, John a celebrated Protestant divine of Germany
Born: Atkyns, Sir Robert lord chief baron of the exchequer
“Antique Collectiones Decretalium,” Augustin, Anthony archbishop of Tarragona
“The Diocesan’s Trial, wherein all the sinews of Dr. Downham’s defence are brought into three heads, and dissolved,” Baynes, Paul an English divine of considerable eminence at Cambridge
Born: Bek, David a famous painter
Died: Bellarmin, Robert an Italian Jesuit
“Preserve salutari contro il contagioso malore,” Bottoni, Dominic the son of Nicholas Bottom
Born: Boyle, Roger earl of Orrery
“Analysis typica librorum Veteris et Novi Testamenti,” Brandmuller, James son of the preceding
“Spicilegium Criticum in Apuleium,” Brandt, John a learned philologer
“Nature’s Embassy, or the wild man’s measures, danced naked by twelve Satyrs,” Brathwaite, Richard whom Warton calls one of the minor pastoral poets of the reign of James I. was the second son of Thomas Brathwaite
“Time’s curtain drawn: divers poems,” Brathwaite, Richard whom Warton calls one of the minor pastoral poets of the reign of James I. was the second son of Thomas Brathwaite
“Panedone, or health from Helicon,” Brathwaite, Richard whom Warton calls one of the minor pastoral poets of the reign of James I. was the second son of Thomas Brathwaite
Died: Brydges, Sir Grey, Lord Chandos a man of abilities
“Dorothee, ou recit de la pitoyable issue d'une volorite violentee,” Camus, John Peter an exemplary French prelate
“Pietas contra maledicos, &c.” Casaubon, Meric son of the preceding
Born: Chamier, Daniel an eminent French protestant divine
Born: Chapelle, Claude Emanuel Lullier a celebrated French poet
“Anti-Tycho, in quo contra Tychonem Brahe, et nonnullos alios, &.c. demonstrator Cometas esse sublunares,” Chiaramonti, Scipio in Latin Claramontius
Born: Cooper, Anthony Ashley earl of Shaftesbury
Born: Cortesi, Jacob called Borgognone
“A Defence of Constanthie, with a treatise of the pope’s Temporal Monarchy,” Crakanthorpe, Richard where he was born in 1567
“Epistolas familiares,” Curtius, Cornelius a native of Brussels
“Antiques Linguae Britannicse nunc communiter dictae Cambro-Britannicoe, a suis Cymrascae vel Cambricee, ab aliis Wallicoe rudimenta,” Davies, John an eminent writer and antiquary
Born: Delamet, Adrian Augustin De Bussi a learned doctor of the house and society of the Sorbonne
“De natura elementorum,” Drebel, Cornelius philosopher and alchymist
“Commentaire sur les Coaques d'Hippocrate,” Duret, Louis born of a noble family at Beaug6-laville
Born: Eeckhout, Gerbrant Vander another artist
Died: Elmenhorst, Geverhart a learned commentator of the seventeenth century
“Apuleii Platonic! Opera omnia,” Elmenhorst, Geverhart a learned commentator of the seventeenth century
Died: Erpenius, Thomas or
Born: Everdingen, Aldret Van the nephew of the former
“Centum Historiae, seu Observationes et Casus Medici,” Ferdinandi, Epiphanius a physician of Messagna
“Opera Pieraque,” Filesac, John was a native of Paris
“A Catalogue of the Irish Saints,” Fitzsimons, Hbnry a celebrated Jesuit
“On the Transformation of Metals,” Flamel, Nicholas falsely celebrated as an alchymist
“Censura decem Lib. de republica ecclesiast. M. A. de Dominis,” Floyd, John an English Jesuit
Born: Fontaine, John De La a celebrated French poet
“De recte conficiendo curriculo Philosophico,” Fox Morzillo, Sebastian a learned Spaniard
“Commentarius de septemviratu Romani imperii,” Gewold, Christopher a learned historian and lawyer of the sixteenth century
Died: Harriot, Thomas an eminent mathematician
“Fabils” Henryson, Robert a Scotch poet of the reign of Henry VIII. is unknown
Born: Herbert, Thomas an eminent person of the Pembroke family
Born: Hoffman, Maurice a physician
Born: Hoorne, John Van a distinguished anatomist and physician
“Cosmographical Mystery,” Kepler, John the greatest astronomer perhaps that any age has produced (?–1630)
Died: King, John a learned English bishop
“The Lives and Conquests of the Ottoman Kings and Emperors, to the year 1610,” Knolles, Richard author of an excellent History of the Turks
Born: Long, Thomas a learned divine of the church of England
“De anni solans mensura epistola astronomica,” Lydiat, Thomas an eminent English scholar
“Numerus aureus melioribus lapillis insignitus,” Lydiat, Thomas an eminent English scholar
“De Anti-Christo,” Malvenda, Thomas a learned Dominican
“Hunger’s prevention, or the whole Art of Fowling,” Markham, Gervase an English author
Born: Marshall, Thomas an English divine
Died: Matthieu, Peter a French historian
Died: More, Sir Francis son of Edward More
Died: Needham, Marchamont an English political writer
Born: Nesse, Christopher a non-conformist divine of considerable learning
“Analysis difiiriliorum vocum in operibus Hesiodi,” Pasor, Matthias the son of George Pasor
Born: Penn, William afterwards sir William Penn
Died: Pithou, Francis advocate to the parliament of Paris
Born: Pynaker, Adam a celebrated painter of landscapes
“Hadassa, or the History of Esther,” Quarles, Francis an English poet (?–1644)
Born: Rapin, Renatus a French Jesuit
“Spicilegium in Apuleiurrt,” Rutgers, John an able critic and negociator
“Poematum libri tres,” Sanderus, Anthony an eminent topographer and antiquary
Born: Sarjeant, John a secular priest
“J. C. Scaligeri adversus Desiderium Erasmum orationes duae eioquentiae Romance vindices, cum ejusdem epistolis opusculis,” Scaliger, Juuus Caesar a very learned and eminent critic
Born: Scheffer, John a learned German
“Animadversions upon Mr. Selden’s History of Tithes,” Selden, John one of the most learned men of the seventeenth century
“Animadversions,” Selden, John one of the most learned men of the seventeenth century
“Diatribe,” Selden, John one of the most learned men of the seventeenth century
Born: Silvestre, Israel a celebrated French engraver
“PaltcAlbion, or the History of Great Britain from the first peopling of this island to the reign of king James,” Slater, William a learned divine and poet
“Cyclometricus, De Circuli Dimensione,” Snell, Willebrod son of the preceding (?–1626)
Born: Thevenot, Melchisedec librarian to the king of France
“On Steganography,” Trithemius, John a celebrated abbot of the Benedictine order
Died: Urfe', Honore‘ D’ a writer of romances
Died: Vega, Lopez De La a celebrated Spanish poet
Born: Viviani, Vincentio a celebrated Italian mathematician
“Questio in Thomam Watsonium Episc. Lincoln, aliosque, super quibusdam articulis de bulla papali contra reginam Eliz.” Watson, Thomas a Roman catholic prelate in the reign of queen Mary
Born: Willis, Thomas an illustrious English physician
Died: Wilson, Thomas a puritan divine
Born: Ziegler, Gaspar an eminent jurist
“Devisibili Romanarchia, contra Nic. Sanderi Monarchiam,” Ackworth, George LL. D. an English divine and civilian
Died: Adam, Melchior a very useful biographer
“Concorclia liberi arbitrii cum predestinatione,” Alvarez, Diego a Spanish dominican
Born: Anslo, Reiner a Dutch poet of considerable celebrity in his own country
“De Aquæ transmutatione in sacrificio Missæ,” Aresi, Paul of Milan
“De veteribus ecclesiae ritibus,” Aubespine, Gabriel De L' the son of William Aubespine
Died: Baranzano, Redemptus a Barnabite monk
Born: Baron, Vincent a learned father of the Romish church
Born: Baynes, Sir Thomas an eminent physician
Born: Bernier, John a physician
Born: Berthet, John a learned Jesuit
“Clodoveus, sive Lodovicus, tragicum silviludium,” Bettini, Mario a learned Italian Jesuit
Died: Braun, George in Latin Braunius
“A treatise of the North-west passage to the South Sea, &c.” Briggs, Henry one of the greatest mathematicians in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
“Description of Leicestershire,” Burton, William author of the “History of Leicestershire
Died: Byfield, Nicholas a puritan divine of considerable eminence in the beginning of the seventeenth century
“Apologia pro Galileo,” Campanella, Thomas a celebrated Italian philosopher
Died: Casserius, Julius a distinguished anatomist
Born: Clarkson, David a nonconformist divine of considerable celebrity
“De Animabus Paganorum,” Collius, Francis a doctor of the Ambrosian college at Milan
“Logicae libri quinque,” Crakanthorpe, Richard where he was born in 1567
“Tractatus de providentia,” Crakanthorpe, Richard where he was born in 1567
Died: Croft, Sir Herbert the son of Edward Croft
Died: Croft, Herbert an eminent prelate
“De Clavis Dominicis,” Curtius, Cornelius a native of Brussels
“Vita; S. S. Rupert! et Virgilii,” Curtius, Cornelius a native of Brussels
“Nosce Teipsum” Davies, Sir John a poet and statesman
“Menologium Scotorum, in quo nullus nisi Scotus gente aut conversatione, quod ex omnium gentium monimentis, pio studio Dei gloriae. Sanctorum honori. Patrias ornamento,” Dempster, Thomas a man of considerable learning and singular character
Born: Durham, James an eminent Scotch divine of the seventeenth century
“Vie de la Sosur Merie de l'Incarnation,” Duval, Andrew a celebrated doctor of the Sorbonne
Died: Fuller, Nicholas a learned English divine and critic
Died: Godefroi, Denys an eminent lawyer
“Latin Oration at the Funeral of sir Henry Savile,” Goff, Thomas a divine and dramatic writer
Born: Halket, Lady Anne a learned English lady
“Praxis Grammatica,” Harmar, John a learned Greek scholar and teacher
“Eclogse sententiarum et similitudinum, e D. Chrysostomo decerptae,” Harmar, John a learned Greek scholar and teacher
“Chronoiogia nova et vera,” Herwart, John George chancellor of Bavaria at the beginning of the seventeenth century
Died: Jeannin, Peter a native of Burgundy
Born: Joyner, William second son of William
Born: Juglaris, Aloysius an Italian Jesuit
“Copernican Astronomy;” Kepler, John the greatest astronomer perhaps that any age has produced (?–1630)
Born: Lalande, James De an able counsellor
Born: Lobo, Jerome a Jesuit missionary
“Countess of Lincoln’s Nursery,” Lodge, Thomas, M. D. a dramatic poet
“Herod and Antipater,” Markham, Gervase an English author
“Virgil’s Georgics,” May, Thomas esq. an English poet and historian
Born: Newton, John an eminent English mathematician and divine (1622–1678)
“Complete Gentleman,” Peacham, Henry a writer of considerable note inhis day
“Parisiis, apud Sebast. Cramoisy,” Petau, Denis was born at Orleans Aug. 21
Born: Poilly, Francis a very excellent French engraver
Died: Randall, John an English divine
Died: Rinuccini, Ottavio an Italian poet of Florence
“A true and faithful relation to his majesty and the prince of what hath lately happened in Constantinople, concerning the death of sultan Osman, and the setting up of Mustapha his uncle,” Roe, Sir Thomas an able statesman and ambassador
“Sept. Florentis Tertulliani liber de Pallio,” Salmasius, Claude one of the most learned men of the seventeenth century
Born: Savary, James an useful French writer upon the Subject of trade
“Discovery of errors in two editions of the Catalogue of Nobility by Ralph Brooke,” Selden, John one of the most learned men of the seventeenth century
Born: Skinner, Stephen an English antiquary
Born: Sterne, John a learned physician of Ireland
“The Delight of the Saints. A most comfortable treatise of grace and peace, and many other excellent points, whereby men may live like saints on earth, and become true saints in heaven,” Williams, Griffith bishop of Ossory
“Nonni Neopolitani paraphrasis sancti secundum Joannem Evangelii. Accesserunt notse P. N. A. soc. Jes.” Abraham, Nicholas a learned Jesuit
“Historia de hello administrate in Italia per annos 15, et confecto abÆg. Albornotio,” Albornos, Gilles Alvares Carillo an eminent Spanish statesman and cardinal
“Poet. Lyric, diversarum editionum,” Alcæus an ancient lyric poet
“La Lagrime di penitenza, ad imitazione de sette Salmi penitenziali,” Aleander, Jerome called the younger
Died: Alleyn, Edward a celebrated comedian in the reigns of queen Elizabeth and king James
“May 26, 1620, My wife and I acknowledged the fine at the common pleas bar, of all our lands to the college: blessed be God that he hath given us life to do it.” Alleyn, Edward a celebrated comedian in the reigns of queen Elizabeth and king James
“Bybelsche conferencie,” Amama, Sixtinus professor of the Hebrew tongue in the university of Franeker
“Medulla Theologica,” Ames, William a divine in the reigns of king James and Charles I. and famous for his casuistical and controversial writings (1576–1633)
Died: Andreani, Andrea an eminent engraver
Died: Anthony, Dr. Francis a noted empiric and chemist in the latter end of the sixteenth and the beginning of the seventeenth centuries
Born: Arndt, Christian was born in 1623
“Abridgement of Tursellin’s Universal History,” Aurelio, Louis a native of La Perousa
“Le grand Chambellan de France,” Bardin, Peter a member of the French academy
“Zodiacus vitae Christianse,” Barthius, Caspar a very learned and voluminous writer
“Opuscula quatuor singularia, de lapide nephritico, &c.” Bartholine, Caspar an eminent physician
Born: Bauderon, Brice a French physician
“Pinax Theatri Botanici,” Bauhin, Gaspard brother of the preceding
“De illustribus Anglic Scriptoribus,” Bishop, William vicar apostolical in England
Died: Blackwood, Adam professor of civil law at Poictiers
Died: Bontius, James called by some
Born: Bosc, Peter Du a French minister
“Index refertissimus in Galeni libros,” Brasavola, Antonius Musa a famous physician
Died: Burton, Henry was born at Birsall in Yorkshire
“The Perth Assembly,” Calderwood, David a famous divine of the church of Scotland
Born: Chetwynd, John was the son of Dr
“Nugae Antiques.” Chetwynd, John was the son of Dr
Born: Childrey, Joshua a divine and natural philosopher
Died: Cluverius, Philip a celebrated geographer
Died: Coeffetau, Nicholas a learned Dominican
“Pro sacra monarchia ecclesiae catholic^, &c. libri quatuor Apologetici, adversus Rempublicam M. A. de Dominis, &c.” Coeffetau, Nicholas a learned Dominican
Born: Collings, John an eminent nonconformist divine
“Amphitheatrum amorum, Christ. Fonseca auctore, Curtio interprete,” Curtius, Cornelius a native of Brussels
“Hymen’s Triumph; a pastoral tragi-comedy,” Daniel, Samuel an English poet and historian
“Funeral poem on the Death of the earl of Devon,” Daniel, Samuel an English poet and historian
Born: Does, Jacob Vander first of this family of artists
“Cypress Grove,” Drummond, William an elegant and ingenious poet
“Eadmeri monachi Cantuarensis Historiac Novorum, give sui Saeculi, Libri Sex,” Eadmer the faithful friend and historian of archbishop Anselm
Born: Elsholtz, John Sigismond an eminent Prussian botanist
Died: Favour, John who
“An answer to Mr. Fisher the Jesuit, &c. in a dialogue,” Fisher, John an English Jesuit of the seventeenth century
“A Dialogue about this question, Where was your church before Luther?” Fisher, John an English Jesuit of the seventeenth century
“Anatomise Theatrum triplici effigie designatum,” Fludd, Robert an English philosopher
“Hypomnemata politica,” Forstner, Christopher an Austrian lawyer
Died: Freitag, John a learned physician
“Opera Omnia ab ipso recognita,” Germon, Anastasius an eminent lawyer
Born: Goldman, Nicholas a mathematician
Died: Gosson, Stephen a divine and poet
“Aristotelis de Poetica liber Latine conversus, et analytica methodo illustratus,” Goulston, Theodore an eminent English physician in the seventeenth century
“Oratio qua auspicatissimum sereniss. princ. Caroli reditnm ex Hispaniis celebravit G. H. acad. Cantab. Orator,” Herbert, George an eminent and exemplary divine
“Lectures on John iv.” Hildersham, Arthur a very eminent and learned puritan divine
Born: Horton, Thomas a learned and pious English divine
Born: Jenkins, Sir Leoline a learned civilian and able statesman
“Cornucopias Floras Giessensis,” Jungerman, Godfrey a native of Leipsic
Born: Laboureur, John Le a French historian and antiquary
“A Saxon treatise concerning the Old and New Testament; written about the time of king Edgar, (700 years ago) by >Elfricus Abbas, thought to be the same that was afterwards archbishop of Canterbury,” Lisle, William an English antiquary
“The Life of St. Teresa,” Matthew, Tobias eldest son of the preceding
Born: Meninski, Franciscus A Mesgnien a most celebrated German orientalist
“Qusestiones celeberrimse in Genesim, cum accurata textus explicatione: in quo volumine athei & deisti impugnantur,” Mersenne, Marin a learned French writer
“Instruction & la France sur la verit de l'histoire des freres de la Rose-croix,” Naudé, Gabriel a learned French writer and bibliographer
Born: Nicaise, Claude a celebrated French antiquary ia the seventeenth century
“Whalley,” Orobio, Balthasar a famous Spanish Jew
“Zodiacus vitæ Christianæ,” Palingenius, Marcellus an Italian poet
Born: Pascal, Blaise a French mathematician and philosopher
Born: Petty, William a singular instance of an almost universal genius
“Discours de la Nature, Causes, et Remedes, tant curatifs que prevservatifs, des maladies populaires, accompagnees de Dysenteric et autres Flux de Ventre,” Pois, Charles Le son of the preceding
“The King’s Tower and Triumphal Arch of London,” Purchas, Samuel a learned English divine
“Eleven Sermons on Romans viii.” Randall, John an English divine
“History of the Turks,” Ricaut, Sir Paul an English traveller
Died: Richer, Peter De Belleval an ingenious French botanist
“Panegyricus in laudem B. Thomse de Villanova,” Sanderus, Anthony an eminent topographer and antiquary
“Encomium S. Isidori,” Sanderus, Anthony an eminent topographer and antiquary
Died: Schurman, Anna Maria A a most learned German lady
“Arguments about Tithes,” Selden, John one of the most learned men of the seventeenth century
Died: Sprangher, Bartholomew a German painter
“Dicta Poetarum,” Stobæus, John an ancient Greek writer
Born: Turretin, Francis son to the preceding
“Opusculorum St. Francisci Libri tres,” Wadding, Luke an eminent Irish Roman catholic
“The sum of a Disputation between Mr. Walker, pastor of St. John the Evangelist, and a Popish priest, calling himself Mr. Smith, but indeed Norris,” Walker, George an eminent Puritan divine
Died: White, Thomas founder of Sion college (1546–?)
“Treatise of perpetual visibility and succession of the true Church in all ages,” Abbot, George archbishop of Canterbury (?–1633)
“Delicia? Atticae,” Alard, Lambert son of the preceding
“Heraclius Saxonicus, &c.” Alard, Lambert son of the preceding
“Delia Tribolazione e suoi rimedii,” Aresi, Paul of Milan
“Bambace e seta, idillio,” Argoli, John son of the former
Born: Baldinucci, Philip of Florence
“Letters,” Balzac, John Lewis Guez Dr a French writer
“Adversaria,” Barthius, Caspar a very learned and voluminous writer
Died: Bauhin, Gaspard brother of the preceding
Died: Beaumont, Francis third son of Francis
Born: Berchem, Nicolas an eminent artist
Died: Bishop, William vicar apostolical in England
“A table of his principles, or a key of his writings,” Bœhmen, Jacob a noted visionary
“Nero Cæsar, or Monarchic depraved. An historicall worke, dedicated with leave to the duke of Buckingham, lord-admiral,” Bolton, Edmund an ingenious writer and antiquary
“Letiere Famigliari,” Bonifacio, John an eminent Italian lawyer
“Orazione &c. per dirizzare una Statua a Celio Ricchiero Rodigino,” Bonifacio, John an eminent Italian lawyer
“Lezione sopra im Sonetto del Petrarca,” Bonifacio, John an eminent Italian lawyer
“Discorso del modo di ben formare a questo tempo una Tragedia,” Bonifacio, John an eminent Italian lawyer
“Discorso sopra la sua Impresa neli' Accademia Filarmonica,” Bonifacio, John an eminent Italian lawyer
“Comentario sopra la legge dell' Senato Veneta, &c.” Bonifacio, John an eminent Italian lawyer
“Arithmetica Logarithmica,” Briggs, Henry one of the greatest mathematicians in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
“Arithmetica Logarithmica, &c.” Briggs, Henry one of the greatest mathematicians in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
“Venantius Fortunattis,” Brower, Christopher a learned Jesuit
“A Censure of Simony,” Burton, Henry was born at Birsall in Yorkshire
“If either Spotswood, or his supposed author, persist in their calumny after this declaration, 1 shall try if there be any blood in their foreheads.” Calderwood, David a famous divine of the church of Scotland
“Insignia Camdeni,” Camden, William one of the most eminent English antiquaries
Died: Carpzovius, Benedict the first of a learned family in Germany
“Vindicatio Patris, &c.” Casaubon, Meric son of the preceding
“Commentaries upon Virgil,” Cerda, John Lewis a Spanish Jesuit
Died: Cesarini, Virginio a very accomplished Italian scholar
Born: Chaise, Francis De La a Jesuit of uncommon abilities
Died: Crakanthorpe, Richard where he was born in 1567
Born: Dickinson, Edmund a celebrated physician and chemist
Died: Dod, John usually styled the Decalogist
Born: Erskine, Henry a Scotch divine
Died: Escobar, Bartholomew a pious and learned Jesuit
“De formatrice foetus adversus Ludovicum du Gardin, &c.” Fienus, Thomas a physician of eminence
“The Romish Fisher caught in his own net,” Fisher, John an English Jesuit of the seventeenth century
“Reply to Fisher’s answer to some questions propounded by king James,” Fisher, John an English Jesuit of the seventeenth century
“Fisher’s folly unfolded,” Fisher, John an English Jesuit of the seventeenth century
“Catalogus protestantium before Luther,” Fisher, John an English Jesuit of the seventeenth century
Born: Fox, George founder of the society of quakers
Died: Fronton, Du Due known by the name of Fronto Duc.Eus
“Theoriques of the Planets, together with the making of two Instruments for Seamen, For finding out the Latitude without Sun, Moon, or Stars, invented by Dr. Gilbert,” Gilbert, William a learned physician
Died: Golius, James professor of Arabic at Leyden
“Endymion,” Gombauld, John Ogier De a French poet
“Gunter’s scale;” Gunter, Edmund an English mathematician
Born: Hamel, John Baptists Du a very learned French philosopher and divine
Born: Higgons, Sir Thomas son of Dr
“Index generalis sanct, Patrum ad singulos versus cap. v. secundum Matthseum, &c.” James, Thomas a learned English critic and divine
Born: Jonsius, John a learned philological writer
“Logarithms,” Kepler, John the greatest astronomer perhaps that any age has produced (?–1630)
“The horoscope of the first-born son of the most illustrious prince, Adolphus Frederic, duke of Mecklenburg,” Kirchman, John a learned German
“De Scorbuto Epistolae duae,” Langius, John an eminent physician
“Nepenthes Homeri, sen de abojendo luctu,” Lasena, Peter a learned Italian
Born: Leusden, John an eminent oriental and classical scholar
Born: Lubin, Augustin an Augustine friar
Born: Ludolph, Job a learned orientalist
“Cantilenas intellectuals,” Maier, Michael a celebrated German alchymist and rosicrucian of the seventeenth century
Died: Mariana, John a Spanish historian
“St. Augustine’s Confessions,” Matthew, Tobias eldest son of the preceding
“A History of the memorable Events which happened in the reign of Henry the Great,” Matthieu, Peter a French historian
Born: Moine, Stephen Le a very learned French minister of the Protestant religion
“An Answer to the late Gagger of the Protestants,” Mountagu, Richard a learned English divine
“Lettres du Cardinal D'Ossat,” Ossat, Arnaud D' a celebrated cardinal
Born: Pagi, Anthony a famous Cordelier
“Psedagogus Cliriftianus de quinque religion is capitibus,” Pasor, Matthias the son of George Pasor
“Oratio in obit won J. Piscatoris,” Pasor, Matthias the son of George Pasor
Born: Pellisson-Fontanier, Paul a French academician
Born: Pool, Matthew a learned Nonconformist
“Job Militant, with meditations divine and moral,” Quarles, Francis an English poet (?–1644)
“The great Mystery of Godliness,” Randall, John an English divine
Born: Rocaberti, John Thomas De a celebrated general of the Dominicans
“De Scriptoribus Flandrise, libri tres,” Sanderus, Anthony an eminent topographer and antiquary
“De Gandavensibus eruditionis fama claris,” Sanderus, Anthony an eminent topographer and antiquary
“De Brugensibus eruditionis fama claris,” Sanderus, Anthony an eminent topographer and antiquary
Born: Segrais, John Renaud De a French poet
“History of Virginia, NewEngland, and the Summer Isles,” Smith, John commonly called Capt
“Julii Caesaris Portus Iccius illustratus a Somnero, Du Fresne, et Gibson,” Somner, William an eminent English antiquary
Born: Streater, Robert an English painter
Born: Sydenham, Thomas a very eminent physician
Born: Taylor, Silas an able English antiquary
Died: Tombes, John one of the most learned Baptist divines of the seventeenth century
“Gustavi Seleni Enodatio Steganographiæ J. Trithemii,” Trithemius, John a celebrated abbot of the Benedictine order
“Apocalypsis chymica,” Valentine, Basil is the name
“Manifestatio artificiorum,” Valentine, Basil is the name
“Currus triumphalis antimonii,” Valentine, Basil is the name
Born: Varillas, Anthony a French writer
“Fisher’s folly unfolded, or the vaunting Jesuit’s challenge answered,” Walker, George an eminent Puritan divine
“Schola Moralis Philosophise Oxon. in funere Whiti pullata,” White, Thomas founder of Sion college (1546–?)
“The use of the proportional Rules in Arithmetic and Geometry; also the use of Logarithms of numbers, with those of sines and tangents;” Wingate, Edmund
“Run from Rome; or, The necessity of separating from that Church,” Wotton, Anthony ranked by Fuller among the learned writers of JCing’s-college (1561–1626)
“De reconciliatione peccatoris, &c.” Wotton, Anthony ranked by Fuller among the learned writers of JCing’s-college (1561–1626)
“The Elements of Architecture,” Wotton, Sir Henry an Englishman