An account of some books: I. The primitive origination of mankind, considered and examined according to the light of nature; By the Honourable Sir Matthew Hale, Kt. late Lord Chief Justice of his Majesties Court of Kings Bench. London, 1677. tn fol.II. Tractatus Medicus de morbis castrensibus internis, Auth. Joh. Valentino Willio, Medico Regio Castrense. Hafniæ, 1676, in 40. III. Hebdomas observationum de Rebus Sinigis; Auth. Andræa Mullero, Greiffenhagio. Coloniæ Brandenburgiæ, A. 1674. IV. The Curious Distillatory, &c. written originally in Latin by Joh. Sigism. Elsholt, and Englished by T. S. Med, D. Physit. in Ordinary to his Majesty. London, 1677. in I2°. V. Medicina Statica, or Rules of Health originally written by Sanctorius now Englsihed by J. D. London, 1676 in 120. VI. Systema Horticulturæ, containing in English the Art of Gardening in Three Books; by J. W. Gentl. 80. The Worthy and Learned Author of this Book (whose Death is exceedingly regretted by all good and intelligent men, upon the account of his singular integrity and great knowledge) hath therein principally considered these particulars: