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.
“Ode di Orazio tradotte,” Abriani, Paul of Vincenza
Born: Aguirre, Joseph Saenz De a very learned man of the 17th century
Died: Aleotti, John Baptist an Italian architect
“A Map and Description of New England, with a Discourse of Plantation and the Colon es, &c.” Alexander, William a poet and statesman of Scotland
“Portuguese monarchy.” Andrada, Francis D' historiographer to Philip III. king of Spain
“Opuscula de processione spiritds sancti,” Arcudio, Peter a Greek ecclesiastic of the isle of Corfou
“Primera parte de los analesde Aragon que prosigue los de Zurita,” Argensola the name of two Spanish poets
“Commentaria de comitiis Roman. German, imp.” Arum, Dominic Van a nobleman of Friesland
Died: Aubespine, Gabriel De L' the son of William Aubespine
Died: Aubigne, Theodore Agrippa D' a very celebrated French Protestant
“A collection of Poetical pieces,” Aubigne, Theodore Agrippa D' a very celebrated French Protestant
“Rime, parte prima,” Balducci, Francis a celebrated Italian poet of the seventeenth century
Born: Barbadillo, Alphonsus Jerom De Salas born at Madrid
Born: Barrow, Isaac an eminent mathematician and divine of the seventeenth century
“The Angel Guardian,” Bayly, John son of the above
Born: Bemmel, William Van also a landscape painter
Died: Benefield, Sebastian an eminent divine of the seventeenth century
Born: Bogden, Martin a favoured pupil of T
Born: Borgianni, Horatio a painter and engraver
“The English Gentleman,” 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: Breda, Peter Van a painter of landscapes and cattle
“Treatise of the Sabbath,” Brerewood, Edward a learned mathematician and antiquary
Born: Cotton, Charles an English poet
Died: Courten, William the son of a tailor at Menin
Died: Cremonini, Caesar professor of philosophy at Fer*ara and at Padua
Died: Crespi, Daniel a Milanese
“Admiranda Chymica, Tractatulus, cum Figuris,” Deane, Edmond brother to the bishop of Ossory
“A treatise on the Promises,” Dickson, David an eminent divine of the church of Scotland
“The History of the ancient and modern estate of the principality of Wales, duchy of Cornwall, and earldom of Chester,” Doddridge, Sin John an eminent English lawyer
Died: Draudius, George a German author
“Del arcano del mare,” Dudley, Sir Robert, As He Was Called Here, And As He Was Styled Abroad Earl Of Warwick And Duke Of Northumberland was son of Robert earl of Leicester by the lady Douglas Sheffield
Born: Ellis, Clement an English divine
“Coinmentarius ad codicem Babylouicum, seu Tractatus Thalmudicus de mensuris Templi,” Empereur, Constantine of Oppyck
“Uranologia” Eratosthenes a Greek of Cyrene
“Le dernier desespoir de la Tradition,” Ferri, Paul in Latin Ferrius
Born: Fleming, Robert a Scotch presbyterian clergyman
“Libertas Evangelica; or, a Discourse of Christian Liberty. Being a further pursuance of The Design of Christianity,” Fowler, Edward a learned English prelate
“Aurora Medicorum Galeno-chernicorum, seu de rectâ purgandi methodo è priscis sapientiæ decretis postliminio in lucem redacta,” Freitag, John a learned physician
Died: Gellibrand, Henry professor of astronomy at Gresham-college
“Biblia sacra expositionibus priscorum Patrum litteralibus *t mysticis illustrata,” Haræus, Francis a learned Dutch catholic divine
Died: Hardi, Alexander a French dramatist of the seventeenth century
“Protomartyr Britannus; seu Elogia sacra in conversionem et rnartyrium S. Albani,” Harmar, John a learned Greek scholar and teacher
Died: Harvey, Gabriel a caustic wit of the Elizabethan period
“Calamities of Authors.” Harvey, Gabriel a caustic wit of the Elizabethan period
“The ancient Religion of the Gentiles, and causes of their errors considered. The mistakes and failures of the Heathen Priests and wise men, in their notions of the Deity and matters of Divine Worship, are examined with regard to their being destitute of Divine Revelation.” Herbert, Edward lord Herbert
Born: Hickeringill, Edmund a half-crazy kind of writer
“Problemata Theologica,” Higgs, Griffin descended from a considerable family in Gloucestershire
“Miscellanese Theses Theologies,” Higgs, Griffin descended from a considerable family in Gloucestershire
“Technogamia, or the Marriage of Arts, a comedy,” Holyday, Barten an ingenious and learned English divine
Born: Howe, John a learned non-conformist divine in the seventeenth century
Born: Huet, Peter Daniel bishop of Avranches in France
“Militia equestris, antiqua et nova,” Hugo, Herman a learned Jesuit
“Sermon concerning the observation of Lent-fast,” James, Richard nephew of the preceding
“Alexipharmacum,” Jansen, Cornelius bishop of Ypres (?–1638)
“Vita Gundebrandi Thorlacii,” Jonas, Anagrimus a learned Icelander
Born: Kale, William a painter of still life
Born: Kunckel, John a celebrated chemist
Born: Leti, Gregory a voluminous writer of history
Born: Lipenius, Martin a learned German divine
Born: Lowth, Simon an English clergyman
“Via devia, the by-way,” Lynde, Sir Humphrey a learned English gentleman
Born: Maggi, Jerome an ingenious and learned man of the sixteenth century
Died: Maintenon, Madam De a very extraordinary French lady
Died: Malapert, Charles a poet and mathematician
Died: Martinius, Matthias a learned German divine of the Protestant persuasion
Died: Moyses, David a political character
“Commentarius litteralis et historicus in omnes Psalmos,” Muis, Simeon De Hebrew professor of the Royal College of France
Born: Muller, Andrew a German divine
Born: Nantueil, Robert a celebrated engraver
Died: Page, William an English divine
Born: Pelletier, Claude De one of the few who have been able to unite attention to business
“Miscellanea,” Petit, Samuel a celebrated scholar
Born: Petit-Pied, Nicholas a learned doctor of the Sorbonne
Born: Phillips, Edward one of the nephews of Milton
Died: Ralegh, Walter an eminent English divine in the seventeenth century
“Treatise concerning the Sacraments,” Randall, John an English divine
Born: Rousseau, James a distinguished French painter
Born: Rudbeck, Olaus one of the earliest cultivators of natural science in Sweden
“A Turkish Grammar,” Ryer, Andrew Du sieur de Malesais
Born: Sandford, Francis a herald and heraldic writer
Born: Santeul, John Baptist in Latin Santolius
“Genethliacon, sive stemma regis Jacobi,” Slater, William a learned divine and poet
“Travels in Europe, &c.” Smith, John commonly called Capt
“Infelix Litteratus,” Spizklius, Theophilus a learned Lutheran divine
“Histoire de la Vilie & de l'Etat de Geneva,” Spon, James son of the preceding
Born: Sybrecht, John a landscape painter
Died: Tempesta, Antonio a Florentine painter
Born: Tillotson, John archbishop of Canterbury
“Illustrium viror.ucn Elogia iconibus exornata,” Tomasini, James Philip an Italian prelate and biographer
“Titus Livius Patavinus,” Tomasini, James Philip an Italian prelate and biographer
Born: Wadsworth, Thomas an eminent nonconformist
“The German Intelligencer,” Watts, William a learned sufferer during the usurpation
“Of Natural, and Artificial Arithmetic, or Arithmetic made easy,” Wingate, Edmund
Died: Yelverton, Henry a distinguished lawyer
“Commentary on the third volume of Cicero’s Orations,” Abraham, Nicholas a learned Jesuit
“Ode di Pindaro, tradotte da Alessandro Adimari,” Adimari, Alexander an Italian poet
“Modo, e facile preserva, e cura di peste a beneficio de popolo di Bologna,” Ambrosini, Bartholomew was a physician of considerable eminence and professor of botany at Bologna
Born: Ashton, Thomas a clergyman in the time of the usurpation
Born: Atterbury, Lewis born about the year 1631
Born: Audran, Germain was the eldest son of Claude
Born: Backhuysen, Ludolph a very celebrated Dutch painter
“Francisco Andrew, comiti de Tilly, geniale ac praesagum carmen,” Balde, James an eminent German poet
“Maximilianus primus Austriacus,” Balde, James an eminent German poet
“Praelectio de Contagione pestifera,” Baldo
Born: Baluze, Stephen a learned French writer
“Le Prince,” Balzac, John Lewis Guez Dr a French writer
“Poemata,” Barlæus, Gaspard a modern Latin poet of great reputation
“Controversial Anatomicat,” Bartholine, Caspar an eminent physician
“Manuductio ad veram phycologiam ex sacr. litter. &c.” Bartholine, Caspar an eminent physician
Born: Boileau, Gilles the eldest brother of Boileau Despreaux
“Commentaries on Joshua, Judges, and Ruth,” Bonfrerius, James a learned Jesuit and commentator
Born: Bossu, Rene Le a distinguished French critic
“Granatarum encomium,” Boxhorn, Mark Zuerius an eminent philologer
“Historian Augustas Scriptores,” Boxhorn, Mark Zuerius an eminent philologer
“Certaine Sermons,” Boys, John dean of Canterbury
“The English Gentlewoman,” 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: Buckeridge, John an eminent English prelate
“The Law and the Gospel reconciled against the Antinomians,” Burton, Henry was born at Birsall in Yorkshire
Born: Cabel, Adrian Vander a painter of landscape
Died: Capaccio, Julius Cæsar a historian of the seventeenth century
“Principles of things,” Capecio, Scipio in Latin Capycius
Died: Carleton, Sir Dudley Lord Dorchester
“Histoire genealogique des Dues de Bonrgogne,” Chesne, Andrew Du an eminent historian
Died: Cotton, Sir Robert Bruce an eminent English antiquary
“Vigilius dormitans; or, a treatise of the 5th general council held at Constantinople, ann. 553,” Crakanthorpe, Richard where he was born in 1567
“Praelectiones de duobus in Theologia controversis capitibus; de Judice Controversiarum, primo; de Justitia habituali & actuali, altero,” Davenant, John bishop of Salisbury in the seventeenth century
“Dietionarium Latino-Britannicum,” Davies, John an eminent writer and antiquary
“Animadversiones in quatuor evangelia,” Dieu, Lewis De protestant minister of Leyden
“The English Lawyer, a treatise describing a method for the managing of the Laws of this Land, and expressing the best qualities requisite in the student, practiser, judges, &c.” Doddridge, Sin John an eminent English lawyer
Died: Dolben, John archbishop of York
Born: Dornavius, Gaspar a physician
“The Covenant of Grace, or an Exposition upon Luke i. 73, 74, 75,” Downham, George bishop of Derry in Ireland
Died: Drayton, Michael an English poet
Born: Dryden, John an illustrious English poet
“Confutatio Abarbanelis et Alscheichi in caput liii. Isaia-,” Empereur, Constantine of Oppyck
“Aureus de Peste Libellus,” Ferdinandi, Epiphanius a physician of Messagna
“A curse for Corne-horders,” Fitz-Geffrey, Charles a poetical writer of queen Elizabeth’s reign
“Apologia sedis Apostolicæ,” Floyd, John an English Jesuit
“The church conquerant over human wit,” Floyd, John an English Jesuit
“Integrum Morborum Mysterium,” Fludd, Robert an English philosopher
“De Morborum Signis,” Fludd, Robert an English philosopher
“Opera divi jElredi, abbatis Riavallensis, Cisterciensis,” Gibbons, Richard a learned English Jesuit
“Les Mercure Jesuite, ou Recueil des pieces concernant les Jesuites,” Godefroj, James younger brother of the preceding
Born: Gore, Thomas a heraldic writer
“FairEmme, a comedy,” Greene, Robert an English poet and miscellaneous iter of the Elizabethan age
Born: Greenham, Richard a puritan divine of considerable talents and popularity
“Biblia Sacra Arabica Sacra? Congregationis de propaganda fide jussu edita ad usuia ecclesiarum orientalium. Additis c regione Bibliis Vulgatis Latinis.” Guadagnolo, Pinup an eminent Orientalist of Italy
“Expositio Epistolse Pauli ad Ephesios,” Hanneken, Memnon a celebrated Lutheran divine
Born: Henry, Philip an eminent nonconformist
Died: Hoste a learned mathematician of Nancy
Born: Houdry, Vincent a Jesuit
Born: Huyghens, Gomarus a celebrated doctor of Louvain
“Notarum Spongia,” Jansen, Cornelius bishop of Ypres (?–1638)
“An Explanation of the Laws against Recusants, &c. abridged,” Keble, Joseph an English lawyer
Died: Keller, James was born in 1568
“Four Books of Geometrical Triangles,” Lansberg, Philip a mathematician
“Artis conservandi Sanitatem, libri duo, a C. D. doctore Liddelio defuncto delineati, opera et studio D. Patricii Dunaei, M. D. &c.” Lid Del, Duncan professor of mathematics
“The Fair Æthiopian,” Lisle, William an English antiquary
“Anciennes Remarques sur la Noblesse Beaiuoisme, et de plusieurs Families de France,” Louvet, Peter an able advocate in the seventeenth century
Born: Lower, Richard an eminent physician and anatomist
“A pair of Spectacles for sir Humphrey Lynde,” Lynde, Sir Humphrey a learned English gentleman
Born: Mapletoft, John a very learned Englishman
“Antigone, the Theban princess, a tragedy,” May, Thomas esq. an English poet and historian
Died: Middleton, Sir Hugh a public-spirited man
Died: More, Dr. Henry an eminent English divine and philosopher
Born: Noris, Henry one of the most celebrated scholars of the seventeenth century
Born: Oisel, James a learned civilian
Died: Osius, Felix a celebrated orator
“A Treatise of justification of Bowing at the name of Jesus, by way of answer to an appendix against it,” Page, William an English divine
Born: Philips, Catherine an English lady once highly praised for her wit and accomplishments
Died: Pignorius, Laurence another learned Italian
Born: Puffendorf, Samuel an eminent German civilian and historian
“Argalus and Parthenia,” Quarles, Francis an English poet (?–1644)
“History of Sampson,” Quarles, Francis an English poet (?–1644)
“Nine-and-twenty Lectures of the Church, for the support of the same in these times,” Randall, John an English divine
Born: Richelet, Caesar Peter a French writer
Died: Richer, Edmund a learned French divine
“Quatre raisons pour lesquelles on doit quitter la religion pretendue reformee,” Rodon, David a celebrated French professor of philosophy in the seventeenth century
Died: Ryer, Peter historiographer to the king
“Two Letters of Advice,” Sancroft, Dr. William an eminent English prelate
Died: Smith, John commonly called Capt
Born: Stubbe, Henry an English writer of uncommon parts and learning
“Comxnentaria in qtlatuor Evangelia,” Theophylact archbishop of Achridia
Died: Turretin, Benedict the first of a celebrated family of protestant divines
“A discovery of Dr. Jackson’s Vanity,” Twiss, William a very learned nonconformist divine
“Swedish Intelligencer,” Watts, William a learned sufferer during the usurpation
“On Leviticus,” Willet, Andrew a learned divine (1562–1621)
“Judgment on bowing at the name of Jesus,” Abbot, George archbishop of Canterbury (?–1633)
“Commentaries on Virgil’s Æneid,” Abraham, Nicholas a learned Jesuit
Born: Addison, Lancelot son of Lancelot Addison a. clergyman
Died: Agucchio, John Baptista archbishop of Amasia m Natolia
“Roxana,” Alabaster, William an English divine
“Consultatio pro ulceris Syriaci nunc vagantis curatione,” Alaymo, Mark Anthony a celebrated physician of Sicily
Died: Allen, Thomas an eminent mathematician of the sixteenth century
“Theorica medicina in tabulas digesta,” Ambrosini, Bartholomew was a physician of considerable eminence and professor of botany at Bologna
“Demonstratio logicae verse,” Ames, William a divine in the reigns of king James and Charles I. and famous for his casuistical and controversial writings (1576–1633)
“Technometria,” Ames, William a divine in the reigns of king James and Charles I. and famous for his casuistical and controversial writings (1576–1633)
Born: Anselme, Antony a celebrated French preacher (1652–1737)
“Utrum detur purgatorium?” Arcudio, Peter a Greek ecclesiastic of the isle of Corfou
“A course of Philosophy,” Arriaga, Roderic De a Spanish Jesuit
Born: Bagshaw, Henry brother of the above
“La Pace Urbana,” Balducci, Francis a celebrated Italian poet of the seventeenth century
“Mercator sapiens,” Barlæus, Gaspard a modern Latin poet of great reputation
Died: Bayly, Lewis an English prelate
Born: Beale, Mary a portrait-painter in the reign of Charles II. was daughter of Mr
Born: Bebele, Balthazar a Lutheran divine
“Dubitationes in dialogum Galilaei pro terree immobilitate,” Berigard, Claude Guillermet, Slgnor De was born at Moulins in 1578
“Six Comedies, written by John Lilly, under the title of Court Comedies,” Blount, Sir Henry father to the preceding
Died: Bonone, Carlo an eminent artist
Died: Borromeo, Frederic cousin german to the preceding
“Sacri Ragionamenti,” Borromeo, Frederic cousin german to the preceding
“Pselli Synopsis Legum,” Bosquet, Francis bishop of Lodeve
Born: Bourdaloue, Lewis a Jesuit
“Theatrum, sive Descriptio Comitatus et Urbium Hollandiae,” Boxhorn, Mark Zuerius an eminent philologer
“Plinii Panegyricus,” Boxhorn, Mark Zuerius an eminent philologer
Born: Burman, Francis the first upon record of a very learned family
“Christian’s Bulwark, or the Doctrine of Justification,” Burton, Henry was born at Birsall in Yorkshire
Died: Calvert, George descended from the ancient and noble house of Calvert
“Optati Libri vii. de Schismate Donatistarum, cum Notis & Emendationibus,” Casaubon, Meric son of the preceding
“De Speculo Ustorio, &c.” Cavalleri, Bonaventura an eminent Italian mathematician
“Directorium generale Uranometricum,” Cavalleri, Bonaventura an eminent Italian mathematician
“Voyages de la Nouvelle France, dite Canada,” Champlain, Samuel De born in Saintonge
Born: Chauncy, Sir Henry knt. author of the “Historical Antiquities of Hertfordshire
Born: Cheffontaines, Christopher in Latin
Born: Cohorn, Memnon the Vauban of the Dutch
Born: Compton, Henry an eminent prelate of the church of England
“Specimen Conjecturarum in qusedam Origenis, Ireneei, et Tertulliani Loca,” Croius, John a learned protestant clergyman in France
Born: Cumberland, Richard a very learned divine
“Satyra Menippara in sui saeculi homines inepte erudites” Cunæus, Peter a very learned lawyer
“Aclagia Britannica, authorum Britannicorum nomina, & quando floruerunt,” Davies, John an eminent writer and antiquary
“Antiqui novique Latii Orthographies,” Dausque, Claudius a learned Jesuit
Born: Flechier, Esprit the celebrated bishop of Nismes
Born: Fowler, Edward a learned English prelate
“Disputatio Medica de morbis substantiæ et cognatis quæstionibus, contra hujus temporis Novatores et Paradoxologos,” Freitag, John a learned physician
“Disputatio Medica calidi innati essentiam juxta veteris Medicinæ & Philosophiæ decreta explicans, opposita Neotericorum et Novatorum Paradoxis,” Freitag, John a learned physician
“De Ossis natura et medicamentis opiatis Liber singularis, &c.” Freitag, John a learned physician
Born: Fulman, William an English antiquary
Born: Gallois, John a learned Frenchman
Died: Gibbons, Richard a learned English Jesuit
Died: Giggeius, Anthony a learned Italian
“Thesaurus Linguae Arabicse, seu Lexicon ArabicoLatinum,” Giggeius, Anthony a learned Italian
“Lodowick Sforza, duke of Milan,” Gomersal, Robert a divine and poet of the seventeenth century
Born: Grævius, John George a cele-. brated Latin critic
Born: Gribner, Michael Henry an eminent professor of law
Died: Herbert, George an eminent and exemplary divine
Born: Herbinius, John a native of Bitschen in Silesia
“Lectures on Psalm 34,” Hildersham, Arthur a very eminent and learned puritan divine
Born: Howe, Josiah an accomplished scholar of the seventeenth century
“Description of Oakley-hole, near Wells,” Jacob, Henry son of the preceding
“Sermon concerning the times of receiving the Sacrament, and of mutual Forgiveness, delivered in Corpus Christi college at the election of a president, on 1 Cor. xi. 25.” James, Richard nephew of the preceding
“Apologetical Essay for the Righteousness of a miserable unhappy People, preached at St. Mary’s in Oxford on Psalm xxxvii. 25,” James, Richard nephew of the preceding
“Epigrammata,” Johnston, Arthur was born at Caskieben
“Thaumatographia naturalis in classes decem divisa,” Johnston, John an eminent naturalist
Born: Keble, Joseph an English lawyer
Died: Lansberg, Philip a mathematician
“Itinerary,” Leland, John an eminent English antiquary
Born: Leuwenhoek, Anthony a celebrated Dutch philosopher
Born: Locke, John one of the greatest philosophers this country has produced
Born: Mabillon, John a very learned French writer
Died: Marca, Peter De one of the greatest ornaments of the Gallican church
“Holland’s Leaguer, an excellent comedy, as it hath bin lately and often acted with great applause, by the high and mighty prince Charles his servants, at the private house in Salisbury court,” Marmion, Shakerley a dramatic writer
“Anti-Paraeus, sive determinatio de jure regio habita Cantabrigiae in scholis theologicis, 19 April, 1619, contra Davidem Paroeum, caeterosque reformats religionis antimonarchos,” Pareus, David a celebrated divine of the reformed religion
“Eclogae Chronologicae,” Petit, Samuel a celebrated scholar
“Histriornastix,” Prynne, William an English lawyer
“Synopsis Legum, versibus Grsecis edita,” Psellus, Michael Constantinus the younger
“Circulus urbanianus, sive linea a^^ive compendio descripta,” Puteanus, Erycius in Flemish Vander Putten
“Instructions to his Son and Posterity,” Ralegh, Sir Walter or'Rawlegh
Born: Regis, Peter Sylvan a French philosopher
Born: Regnier De Marets a French writer
Died: Rider, John an Irish prelate
“Exposition on the Creed, and Explanation of the Articles of our Christian faith, in 73 sermons, &c.” Smith, John an English divine
Born: Spanheim, Frederic brother of Ezekiel Spanheim
“Notae in D. Cyprian, de imitate Ecclesiae,” Stephens, Jeremy a learned English divine
Born: Strauchius, Ægidius a German Luthe-an divine and mathematician
Died: Taylor, Thomas one of the most eminent and learned of the puritan divines
Born: Teissier, Anthony a learned and laborious French writer
“Vindiciae gratioe,” Twiss, William a very learned nonconformist divine
Born: Vaillant, John Foi a great medallist
Died: Wake, Isaac a learned politician
Died: Ware, James an eminent antiquary
“Hexaplaon Genesis and Exodus,” Willet, Andrew a learned divine (1562–1621)
Born: Wood, Anthony an eminent English antiquary and biographer
Born: Wren, Christopher a learned and illustrious English architect and mathematician
“Apes Urbanæ,” Allatius, Leo keeper of the Vatican library
Born: Allein, Joseph an English non-conformist divine
“A fresh Suit against Roman ceremonies,” Ames, William a divine in the reigns of king James and Charles I. and famous for his casuistical and controversial writings (1576–1633)
Born: Annand, William dean of Edinburgh in Scotland
“A Relation of the kingdom of Cochin China,” Ashley, Robert a Wiltshire gentleman
“L‘Eucharistie de l’ancienne Eglise,” Aubertin, Edmund, In Latin Edmundus Albertinus a minister of the reformed church of Paris in the seventeenth century
Born: Baan, John De an eminent Dutch painter
Born: Baengius, Peter son of Eric Basngius
“The life and death of Mr. Robert Bolton,” Bagshaw, Edward a gentleman of a Derbyshire family
Born: Baudrand, Michael Anthony a celebrated French geographer
“De Ara,” Berthauld, Peter a French historian
Born: Boccone, Paolo an ingenious naturalist
Born: Brandi, Giacinto a painter
“Senator, sive de perfect! et veri Senatoris officio,” Brandt, John a learned philologer
“Trigonometria Britannica, &c.” Briggs, Henry one of the greatest mathematicians in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
“An Ecclesiastical History of Great Britain; from the Nativity to the conversion of the Saxons,” Broughton, Richard a popish ecclesiastical historian
“Laudatio* funebris in obitum D. Thomae Alleni,” Burton, William another antiquary of the seventeenth century
“Oratoriae libri duo,” Butler, Charles an ingenious writer of the seventeenth century
“De reformatione scientiarum,” Campanella, Thomas a celebrated Italian philosopher
Born: Cassagnes, James a doctor of divinity
“Observations sur la vie et la condamnation du mareschal de Marillac,” Chatelet, Paul Hay, Lord Of a gentleman descended froman ancient family in Bretany
“Difesa di Scipioni Chiaramonti, &c.” Chiaramonti, Scipio in Latin Claramontius
Born: Ciampini, John Justin a learned Italian
“Conanti nihil est difficile.” Conant, Dr. John a learned English divine
Born: Cradock, Zachary said to be brother to the preceding
Died: Crellius, John a once celebrated writer of the Sociriian persuasion
Died: Crespi, John Baptist an artist
Born: Crewe, Nathaniel bishop of Durham
Died: Curtius, Cornelius a native of Brussels
“Terra et aqua, seu terrae fiuctuantes,” Dausque, Claudius a learned Jesuit
“The Journals of all the Parliaments during the reign of queen Elizabeth, both of the House of Lords and House of Commons, collected by sir Symonds D'Ewes, of Stowhall in the county of Suffolk, knt. and bart. revised and published by Paul Bowes, of the Middle Temple, esq. 1682,” Dewailly, Charles an eminent French architect
Born: Dillon, Wentworth, Karl Of Roscommon an English poet
“The ancient History of the Septuagint; translated from the Greek of Aristeas,” Donne, John an eminent English divine and poet
“A treatise on Justification,” Downham, George bishop of Derry in Ireland
Born: Drelincourt, Charles the third son of the preceding
Born: Elliger, Ottomau an artist
“Versio et Notae ad Paraphrasin Joseph! Jachiadae in Danielem,” Empereur, Constantine of Oppyck
“De Florum cultura,” Ferrari, John Baptist a Jesuit of Sienna
Died: Ferrars a Warwickshire gentleman of good family
Born: Firmin, Thomas a person memorable for public benefactions and charities
Born: Flatman, Thomas an English poet
“Clavis Philosophise et Alchyrniae Fluddanse,” Fludd, Robert an English philosopher
“The Circles of Proportion, and the Horizontal Instrument, &c.” Foster, Samuel an English mathematician
Born: Frankland, Thomas an English physician and historian of singular character
“Theatro d'Huomini Letterati.” Ghilini, Jerome an Italian writer
Born: Giordani, Vital a skilful mathematician
“Methodus Medendse Paronychia?,” Glandorp, Matthias a German physician
“Gazophylacium Polypusium Fonticulorum & Setonum Reseratum,” Glandorp, Matthias a German physician
“Certaine learned and elegant workes of the right hon. Fulke lord Brooke, written in his jouth, and familiar exercise with sir Philip Sidney,” Greville, Fulk lord Brooke
Died: Habert, Isaac was a learned and celebrated doctor of the society of the Sorbonne
“Illustrium ecclesiae orientalis Scriptorum Vitae et documenta,” Halloix, Peter a learned Jesuit
Born: Hanckius, Martin a learned German professor
“The Chronicle of Ireland, in two parts,” Hanmer, Meredith an English divine of a very mixed character
Born: Heidegger, John Henry a protestant divine of Switzerland
“The Temple, Sacred Poems and private ejaculations,” Herbert, George an eminent and exemplary divine
Born: Hill, Abraham a learned English gentleman
Born: Hopkins, Ezekiel a learned and worthy prelate
“Concio habita ad Clerum Oxon. de Ecclesia, in Matth. xvi. 18,” James, Richard nephew of the preceding
“Poemata qutedam in mortem clarissimi Viri Roberti Cottoni & Thomae Allen,” James, Richard nephew of the preceding
“Epigrammata Arturi Johnstoni;” Johnston, Arthur was born at Caskieben
“Treatise on the Motion of the Earth and Sun,” Inchofer, Melchior a learned German
Born: Kortholt, Christian a learned professor of divinity at Kiel
“Novus Orbis,” Laet, John De an author of the seventeenth century
“Treatise of Divine promises,” Leigh, Edward a learned theological writer of the seventeenth century
Died: Lennard, Sampson an English writer
Born: Limborch, Pinup a celebrated professor of divinity in Holland
“De incarnalione dominica,” Lugo, John a Spanish Jesuit and cardinal
Born: Marchetti, Alexander a physician
“A fine Companion, acted before the King and Queen at Whitehall, and sundrie times with great applause at the private house in Salisbury-court, by the Prince his servants,” Marmion, Shakerley a dramatic writer
“The Revenge, or a Match in Newgate.” Marston, John an English dramatic author
“The Heir, a comedy, acted in 1620,” May, Thomas esq. an English poet and historian
Born: Menestrier, Claude Francis a Jesuit
Died: Mezerai, Francis Eudes De an eminent French historian
“An Explanation of the General Epistle of St. Jude,” Nyssenus, Gregory
“Circles of Proportion,” Oughtred, William an English divine
“Varies Lectiones,” Petit, Samuel a celebrated scholar
“Divine Fancies: digested into epigrammes, meditations, and observations,” Quarles, Francis an English poet (?–1644)
Died: Querenghi, Antony a poet of Italy
Born: Ramazzini, Bernardin an Italian physician
Died: Ricci, Michael Angelo a learned Italian ecclesiastic
“Historiae Navalis antiquae libri quatuor,” Ryves, Sir Thomas son of John Ryves of Damery Court
Died: Septalius, Louis an Italian physician of celebrity
Born: South, Robert an English divine of great parts and learning
Born: Spinoza, Benedict De an atheistical philosopher
“Notre in D. Cyprian, de bono patiemise,” Stephens, Jeremy a learned English divine
Died: Stevin, Simon a Flemish mathematician of Bruges
Born: Stratford, Nicholas a pious and learned bishop of Chester
“Prodromus Athenarum Patavinarum,” Tomasini, James Philip an Italian prelate and biographer
Born: Trommius, Abraham a learned protestant divine
Born: Vandervelde, William called The Young
Born: Vauban, Sebastian Le Prestre, Seigneur De marechal of France
“Letters,” Voiture, Vincent once celebrated as an elegant French writer
Born: Wagenseil, John Christopher a very learned German
Born: Wanley, Humphrey a literary antiquary of great learning and accuracy
“A History of Norway,” Wormius, Olaus a learned physician of Denmark
“Plausus et Vota ad regem e Scotia reducem,” Wotton, Sir Henry an Englishman
Born: Amelot De La Houssaye, Nicholas called by some Abraham Nicholas
Born: Amman, Paul a learned German physician and botanist
“Poesi Spirituali,” Ammirato, Scipio an eminent historian
“Rimas de Lupercio, i del doctor Bartolome Leonardo de Argensola,” Argensola the name of two Spanish poets
Born: Argonne, Noel, Called Dom Bonaventure D' was born at Paris in 1634
Died: Ashmole, Elias an eminent philosopher
Born: Beier, Adrian a native of Jena
Born: Bekker, Balthasar a once celebrated Dutch divine
“Carte genealogique de la royale maison de Bourbon, avec des Eloges des princes, &c.” Bernard, Charles king’s counsellor
Died: Broughton, Richard a popish ecclesiastical historian
Born: Bull, George bishop of St
“English Grammar,” Butler, Charles an ingenious writer of the seventeenth century
Born: Butler, Thomas earl of Ossory
Born: Cartwright, Thomas bishop of Chester
Died: Chapman, George a dramatic poet
“Hist, du Chevalier Jaques de Lalain,” Chastelain, George a Flemish gentleman
“Hist. duChevalierJaq.de Lalain,” Chifflet, John James a physician and politician
“Want of Charity justly charged on all such Romanists as dare without truth or modesty affirm, that protestancy destroyeth salvation.” Chillingworth, William a divine of the church of England
“On the Knowledge of God,” Codrington, Robert a miscellaneous writer and translator of the seventeenth century
“Excerpta ex Polybio, Diodoro Siculo,” Constantine Vii., Porphyrogeneta son of Leo the Wise
Died: Coques, Gonzalo an esteemed painter of portraits and conversations
“S. Dionysii Areopagitae Opera omnia, Gr. et Lat. cum Scholiis, &c.” Cordes a learned editor
Died: Dandini, Jerome an Italian Jesuit
“Istoria delle Guerre civili di Francia,” Davila, Henry Catherine a celebrated historian
“Animadversiones in Acta Apostolorum,” Dieu, Lewis De protestant minister of Leyden
Born: Dodart, Denis doctor regent of the faculty of medicine at Paris
Died: Downham, George bishop of Derry in Ireland
Died: Drebel, Cornelius philosopher and alchymist
“Prodromus.” Dury, John in Latin Duroeus
“Chronicon Zelandiae” Eyndius Of Helmstede, James a Dutch Latin poet and historian
Died: Fabricius, William an eminent surgeon and physician
Born: Ferri, Ciro a skilful painter
“The blessed Birth-day,” Fitz-Geffrey, Charles a poetical writer of queen Elizabeth’s reign
Died: Forbes, William bishop of Edinburgh
“An Institution Trigonometrical, explaining the dimensions of plain and spherical triangles, by sines, tangents, secants, and logarithms, &c. with an Appendix concerning the use of the forestaff, quadrant, and nocturnal, in navigation,” Gellibrand, Henry professor of astronomy at Gresham-college
“Insectorum sive Minimorum Animalium Theatrum,” Gesner, Conrad an eminent scholar
“Sermons,” Gomersal, Robert a divine and poet of the seventeenth century
“Essays” Go Urn Ay, Mary De Jars, Lady Of a French female wit
“Libertas Veneta, seu Venetorurn in se et suos imperandi Jus.” Grasswinkel, Theodore a learned lawyer
Died: Hicks, Francis a man of learning of the sixteenth century
“Specimen Islandi.i; historicum et magna ex parte chorographicum,” Jonas, Anagrimus a learned Icelander
Died: Kaldi, George a learned Jesuit
Born: Lloyd, Nicholas a learned English writer in the seventeenth century
Born: Lulli, John Baptist superintendant of music to Louis XIV. was born at Florence in 1634
Born: Mauduit, Michael a divine of some eminence in France
Died: Menestrier, John Baptist Le of Dijon
Born: Meulen, Anthony Francis Vander an eminent artist
“Comus,” Milton, John the most illustrious of English poets
Died: Parker, Robert was a puritan divine of considerable learning and reading
“Manuale GrsEcorum vocum Novi Testamenti, deque Graecis N. Testament!, accentibus.” Pasor, Matthias the son of George Pasor
“Eclipticus Prognostica or Foreknower of the Eclipses; teaching how, by calculation, to foreknow and foretell all sorts of Eclipses of the heavenly lights.” Pell, John an eminent English mathematician
Born: Quesnel, Pasquier a celebrated French ecclesiastic
Died: Raderus, Matthew a learned Jesuit
Died: Randolph, Thomas an English poet
“Thirty Sermons” Reynolds, Dward an English prelate of great eminence and talents
“GuJistan,” Sadi a celebrated Persian poet and moralist
“Medulla Patrum,” Scultetus, Abraham an eminent protestant divine
“De successionibns in bona defuncti, secundum leges Hebraeorum,” Selden, John one of the most learned men of the seventeenth century
“Dubia evangelica discussa et vindicata,” Spanheim, Frederic professor of divinity at Leyden
“Observations sur la nouvelle Defense de la Version Franchise du Nouveau Testament imprime* a Mons,” Tellier, Michael a celebrated Jesuit
“Dicta et facta Christi ex quatuor evangelistis collecta,” Tozer, Henry a learned divine who deserves to be recorded as a rare specimen of a doctrinal puritan
“Savilianus in academia Oxoniensi inatheseos professor eruditissimus.” Turner, Peter son to the preceding Dr
Died: Venius, Otho, a Dutch painter of great eminence
“On the deceitfulness of man’s heart.” Verneuil, John a French refugee
Born: Vincent, Thomas a nonconformist divine of great popularity
Born: Williams, John an able divine
Born: Witte a German biographer
“Minim; rum Animaiium Theatrum,” Wotton, Edward an eminent physician
“History and Antiquities of the county of Rutland,” Wright, Abraham a learned and loyal divine of the seventeenth century
“Descriptio juris et judicii feudalis, secundum consuetudines Mediolanae et Normanniae, pro introductione ad jurisprudentiam Anglicanam,” Zouch, Richard an eminent civilian