1. Times Treasury, or Academy for Gentry; excellent grounds both Divine and Humane for their accomplishment in arguments of discourse, habit, fashion; with a Ladies love Lecture, and Truths triumph summing up all in a character of Honour, by Ri. Braithwait Esq
2. Morton of the Sacrament, folio.
3. Physiognomy, and Chiromancy, Metoposcopy, the Symmetrical proportions, and signal Moles of the body, the subject of Dreams, to which is added the art of Memory, by Ri. Sanders Student: folio.
4. Theatrum chemicum Britanicum, tontaining several poetical pieces of our famous English Philosophers, which have written the Hermetic mysteries in their ancient Language, by Elias Ashmole Esq
5. Chiromancy or the art of Divining, by the lines engraven in the hand of man by dame Nature, Theologically practically in 19. Genitures, with a learned discourse of the soul of the World, and universal spirit thereof, by Geo. Wharton Esq
6. Catholic History collected and gathered out of Scripture, Councils and ancient Fathers, Modern writers, hoth ecclesiastical and civill, by Ed. Chisenhall Esq
7. Planometria, or the whole art of Survey of Land, showing the use of all Instruments, but especially the plain Table; whereunto is added an Appendix to measure regular Solids, as Timber, Stone, useful for all that intend either to sell or purchase, by Ol. Wallingby. 8.
⟨image 8⟩8. An Arithmetic in number and species, in two Books: 1 Teaching by precept and example the operation in Numbers, whole and broken by Decimals, and use of the Logarithms, Napier's bones. 2 The great Rule of Algebra in Species, resolving all Arithmetical questions by supposition, with a Canon of the powers of numbers, fitted to the meanest capacity, by Jonas Moore late of Durham. 8.
9. Tactometrica, or the Geometry of Regulars, after a new, exact, and expeditious manner in Solids, with sundry useful experiments: Practical Geometry of Regular-like Solids, and of a Cylinder body, for liquid vessel measure, with sundry new experiments never before extant; for gauging, a work very useful for all that are employed in the art Metrical, by John Wiberd, Doctor in Physic.
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1. TImes Treasury, or Academy for Gentry; excellent grounds both Divine and Humane for their accomplishment in arguments of discourse, habit, fashion; with a Ladies love Lecture, and Truthes triumph summing up all in a character of Honour, by Ri. Braithwait Esq
2. Morton of the Sacrament, folio.
3. Physiognomy, and Chiromancy, Metoposcopy, the Symmetricall proportions, and signall Moles of the body, the subject of Dreames, to which is added the art of Memory, by Ri. Sanders Student: folio.
4. Theatrum chemicum Britanicum, tontaining severall poeticall peeces of our famous English Philosophers, which have written the Hermitque misteries in their antient Language, by Elias Ashmole Esq
5. Chiromancy or the art of Divining, by the lines engraven in the hand of man by dame Nature, Theologically practically in 19. Genitures, with a leraned discourse of the soule of the World, and universall spirit thereof, by Geo. Wharton Esq
6. Catholick History collected and gathered out of Scripture, Councells and antient Fathers, Moderne writers, hoth ecclesiasticall and civill, by Ed. Chisenhall Esq
7. Planometria, or the whole art of Survey of Land, shewing the use of all Instruments, but especially the plain Table; whereunto is added an Appendix to measure regular Solides, as Timber, Stone, usefull for all that intend either to sell or purchase, by Ol. Wallingby. 8.
⟨image 8⟩8. An Arithmetick in number and species, in two Books: 1 Teaching by precept and example the operation in Numbers, whole and broken by Decimals, and use of the Logarithms, Napyers bones. 2 The great Rule of Algebra in Species, resolving all Arithmeticall questions by supposition, with a Canon of the powers of numbers, fitted to the meanest capacity, by Jonas Moore late of Durham. 8.
9. Tactometrica, or the Geomety of Regulars, after a new, exact, and expeditious manner in Solids, with sundry usefull experiments: Practicall Geometry of Regular-like Solids, and of a Cylinder body, for liquid vessell measure, with sundry new experiments never before extant; for gauging, a work very usefull for all that are imployed in the art Metricall, by John Wiberd, Doctor in Physick.
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