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Actors (The Tragical) or the Mar A new edititon appeared in London, 1823, of the Emperor Dioclesian at Spalatro Robert. Ruins of the Palace in Dalmatia. London, 1763 or 4. A splendid work. Roxburghe, 9062, rus- sibili Rom' anarchia contra Nich. Sanderi Monarchiam Toolɛyouέvov Libri duo. Lond. apud Joh. Day- tables of contents for the two in Architecture. London, 1773- Reprinted in 1622, 4to. This writer as- 1822. imperial folio. 3 vols. with sisted Archib. Parker in his Antiquitates 105 plates, 71. 78. Britannica. A highly valuable work, containing Adagia in Latine and English, plans, elevations, sections, and details of the American Indians, particularly 107. those Nations adjoining to the Mis- sissippi, East and West Florida, The Works. London, 1822. 8vo. Georgia, South and North Carolina, 3 vols. Published at 11. 7s. and Virginia. London, 1775. 4to. but doctrinal. His private thoughts on Religion have been frequently printed. discovered, or a Knot of old Here- tiques revived, called the Adamites. R. A Sketch of the Cha-The Adamites Sermon.-A new racter of the late Duke of Devon- Sect of Religion called the Adam- In this very curious work, the author, who was a resident in North America above forty years, endeavours to trace the Indians to a Hebrew origin. A privately printed tract, with a portrait The works of this author are not critical ites. London, 1641. 4to. Three Tracts, each with a wood cut. eminent scholar, who was rector of the tion of the date of 1555. Bright, 45, 21. High School of Edinburgh, likewise pub- 12s. lished several other elementary books, particularly a Latin Dictionary, which is bles, with a Kalendar for XXIIII. Years, with sundry necessarye Rules. In this work is the following sentence, Printing was found out at Mentz 1459, and Robert. The Religious Microscope. The second Edition, | John, LL.D. History of the with considerable Additions and principal_Republics in the World. Improvements, by Frederick Kan- A new Edition. macher, F.L.S. Lond. 1798. 4to. 8vo. 3 vols. 15s. with 32 folio plates. London, 1794. The former edition of this work, entitled An esteemed work. Earl of Kerry, 181, 'A Defence of the Constitution of the Uni11. 15s. The former edition 1787, 4to. Wil-ted States of America, appeared in 8vo. 3 let, 65, 17. 11s. 6d. vols. 1787-8. Adams likewise published An Essay on Canon and Feudal Law,' Lectures on natural and ex-1782, 8vo. (5s.) and took an active part in perimental Philosophy, with Addi- modelling the constitution of the United tions by Wm. Jones. London, States, of which he was vice-president un1799. 8vo. 5 vols. der Washington. Rev. John. View of UniThe former edition appeared in 1794. Willet, 2, 17. 19s. Earl of Kerry, 17, 21. 2s. versal History, from the Creation This writer, who was instrument maker to to the present Time. 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Letters on dialects, though the style of the writer is characterized by much whimsical eccentri- Silesia, written during a Tour city. A former work, entitled Euphonolo- through that Country in the Years gia Linguæ Anglicanæ, appeared in 1794, London, 1804. 8vo. - John. Index Villaris; or, PP. 400, with a map, 7s. an exact Register, alphabetically formation, especially on the manufactures A work containing some interesting indigested, of all the Cities, &c., in of Silesia. This writer has likewise pubEngland and Wales. The third lished a curious and interesting work on Edition. London, 1700. folio, with our ancient weights and measures, printed at Washington, 1821. & map, 12s. Joseph, M.D. Memoirs of 'His large map,' says Bishop Nicolson, the Life and Doctrines of the late 'with the contractions of it afterwards, must be acknowledged to be done with good John Hunter. pains, judgment, and exactness.' The for- 9s. mer editions, 1680 and 1690, 5s. each. LARGE London, 1816. 8vo. PAPER. Edwards (Edition 1680) 62. moroc-lished some valuable works, particularly This able physician has likewise pubco, 11. 1s. Heath (Edition 1700) 4530, 17.Observations on Morbid Poisons." 118. 6d. don, 1807, 4to. 17, 18. Lon John. The renowned City Robert. Expeditionis Hispaof London; surveyed and illustra- norum in Angliam vera Descriptio, ted in a Latine Poem-translated| anno 1588. Roberto Adamo, Auinto English by W. F., of Gray's thore. 1589. 4to. Inn. London, 1677? 4to. Accompanied with eleven maps. AuFourteen leaves. This poem, unnoticed gustinus Ryther sculpsit.' The Queen's by Gough in his Anecdotes, is reprinted in arms are on the last map. These maps will the tenth volume of the Harleian Miscel- also be found in 'A Discourse concerning the Spanish Fleet in 1588, by Petricio lany. |