Advancement of Mr. John Leman to the | bastian Munster. London, 1574. 16mo. A copy is in the British Museum. The volume contains fol. 101, besides an address To the Reader.' An Abridgement of Sebastian Munster's Mundorum Explicatio, or hiero-Chronicle. For Will. Marshall, 1542. 16mo. glyphical Figure of the World, a Poem. 1662. Nassau, pt. i. 2316, 17. 2s. Mundus alter et idem see HALL, MUNTER, D. A faithful Narrative of the Conversion and Death of Count Struensee, late Prime Minister of Denmark. To which is added, the History of Count Enevold Brandt, from the Time of his Imprisonment to his Death. The whole translated from the original German. Lond. 1773. 8vo. 4s. An excellent work. London, 1824. Published by the learned Mr. Rennell of Kensington. MUNTZ, J. H. Encaustic: or, Count Caylus's Method of Painting in the Manner of the Antients. To easy Mewhich is added, a sure and thod of fixing of Crayons. Lond. 1760. 8vo. Edwards, 384, 5s. 6d. Baker, 86, morocco, 11. 3s. MURALT, M. 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