Abstract
Since Mr. Hobbs thought himself obliged to make some reply to Dr Wallis's confutation of what he had, not long since, publish't upon this Argument; Dr. Wallis made no stay at al to return this answer and second refutation. Concerning which we shall give you a brief account, suggested by Dr. Wallis himself, of Mr. Hobbes's fundamental mistake in his late Quadrature of the Circle, referring the Reader to the Tract it-self for the Figure, which is therein the first.
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