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Lond. 1709. Svo.] BURNET, Rev. Gilbert. Practical Sermons (48) on varions Subjects. Lond. 1747. 8vo. 2 vols. John. Practical Hints on Composition in Painting, illustrated Malachi i. 11. 1704, 4to. 33.-Oct. 1704. 41. 2d April, 1711. Psalm cxxii. 6,7,8,9. Nos. 3-32 inclusive are in the collection of tracts and sermons, written and pub 12s. wise published Practical Hints on Colour Thomas, D.D., of the Charter Best edition. Williams, 311, 17. 13s. This Book may be considered the masterpiece of this writer, and though, in point of philosophy, it is completely exploded, the book will ever continue to charm the reader by the eloquence of its style, and the grandeur of its imagery. It was allswered by Warren, Bp. Croft, Keill, and Whiston; to all of whom Dr. Burnet replied. The original edition in Latin entitled Telluris Theoria, 1681. 4to. 2 vols. See Retr. Rev. vi. 138-52, |