1560. Icones A. Aquatilium. 411 e. 1745. A strange Aquatic A. 670 k. See ANIMAL, MARINE,-FISH,-NATURAL HISTORY. ANIMAL BODIES.-1696. Preternatural State of A. Bodies. 374 k. -1705. De Motu quo retinuntur in fluida Corporis A. 904 k.-1733. Method of preparing and preserving the Parts of A. Bodies for Anatomical Use. 677 f.-1751. Observations and Experiments on A. Bodies; or Inquiry into the Cause of voluntary Muscular Motion. 686 s.-1755. Of Worms in A. Bodies, particularly in Fishes. 703 s.-1755. Physique des Corps Animés. 107 k.-1755. La Physique des Corps Animés. 101 x.1756. Mémoires sur la Nature sensible et irritable des parties du Corps A. 4591.-1780. Some Observations relating to the Influence of Climate on Vegetables and A. Bodies. 972 k.-1794. To preserve the Flesh of A. from Putrefaction. 462 a. See ANIMAL SUBSTANCES. ANIMAL CHEMISTRY. See CHEMISTRY,-GALVANISM. ANIMAL, DOMESTIC.-1772. Des A. Domestiques. 166 e.-1786. 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George Christian Oeder. 715 h. ANSPACH, MARGRAVE OF.-1794. Observations on the Fossil Bones presented to the Royal Society, by his Serene Highness the Margrave of A., &c. 527 0.-1799. A Letter from the Margravine of A. to Henry Meister. 662 u. ANSTER FAIR, a Fair held at Anstruther, or Anster, in Fife, Scotland.-1814. A. Fair; a Poem, in six Cantos, with other Poems. 899 d. ANSTEY, CHRISTOPHER, an ingenious Poet of the 18th century.1773. A Poetical Epistle to C. A. on the English Poets, chiefly those who have written in Blank Verse. Lond. Wilkie, 4to. 1s. 1777. Madge's Addresses to Christopher Twistwit, Esq. Bath Laureat, and Miller's Plumian Professor. Lond. Parker, 4to. 1s. 6d. (An unfortunate attempt to be merry at the expense of Mr. A.)-1779. A Poetic Epistle to the Author of a Paraphrase, (Mr A.) of a celebrated Chapter of St. Paul. Lond. Faulder, fol. 1s.-1808. Some Account of his Life and Writings; with Plates. 34 p. 1572. R. ANSWER.1547. Aliquot R. et Orationes. 839 q. 839 q.-1575. Epistola et R. 186 g.-1577. Quæstionum et R. Christianarum Libellus. 116 0.- 1580. Questions and A. 270 m.-1580. Questions and A. 110 w. - 1597. Consiliorum seu R., libri vii. 533 S.-1511. Quæstiones ac R. de Fide, Gr. Lat. 282 .-1611. Consilia sive R. juridica. 268 r.-1611. Questions et R. sur les Coustumes de France. 257 w.-1655. R. Bipartita. 248 a.-1662. Judaicarum R. et Questionum Consideratio. 242 f.-1677. Consultationum et R. Medicinalium, Centuriæ Quatuor. 380 b.-1694. True Directions how to draw A., &c. 158 0,-1697. A Collection of Precedents, by Bill and A., &c. 158 q.-1702. Collection of Modern Precedents for drawing A., &c. 158 q. 1704. Consilia, seu R. Altdorfina. 607 t. 1719. VOL. III. H 368 t.-1730. R. Practica. Precedents of Bills, A. Pleas and Demurrers, &c. 540 p.-1791. Notices on Commissions for taking A. 132 s. -N. D.-Tales and quicke A. 106 y. ANT, the name of several Insects that belong to different genera.-1604. Tales; or the A. and the Nightingale. 522 j.-1667. Observations on A. 570 m.-1671. Observations on an Acid Liquor' obtained from A., and perhaps other Insects. 610 k. 793 f. 1747. Account of English A. 429 r. - .1747. Abstract of the Rev. Mr. Gould's Account of English A. 670 l. 1767. The A., a Rhapsody. Lond. Davis and Co. 2 vols. 12mo. 4s.-1790. Observations on Sugar A. 202 k.-N. D.-F., libri v., quibus Christianus quilibet admirabili Formicarum Exemplo ad parandum sibi Sapientiam eruditur. 706 a. ZOOLOGY, INSECT. See ANTÆUS, a Giant of prodigious strength, slain by Hercules.—1537. Allegoria Pugnæ Herculis cum A. 975 b. ANT-BEAR.-1701. On the Method of catching Fowl and Deer in Ceylon, of Serpents, of the A.-B., and of Cinnamon. 884 j. ANTARTIC, ANTARTIC POLE, or ANTARTIC POLAR CIRCLE. 1568. New-found Worlde, or A. 902 n.-1670. Longitudines et Latitudines Stellarum fixarum quæ prope Polum A. sitæ sunt. 459 v.1786. A Voyage to the Cape of Good Hope, towards the A. Polar Circle, and roundthe World. 870 y. ANTEQUERA,as pulous Town of Spain.-Francis Amaia was born at A. 25 t. ANTELOPE EAST INDIA PACKET.-1788. The Shipwreck of the A. East India Packet, H. Wilson, Esq. Commander, on the Pelew Islands, &c., in August 1783; by one of the nfortunate Officers. Lond. Randall, 8vo. 3s. ANTEMIUS, or ANTHEMIUS, one of the Erper Theodosii II. Junioris, Valentiniani, Majoraniët. stitutiones. 901 t. 925 w. A. of the West.-1571. per. Novellæ Con ANTENOR, a fictitious name.-1799. Trave.s of A., in Greece and 587 น. ANTHELION, a large Luminous Spot opposite to the Sun. 1762. Of an A. observed near Oxford. 890 %. See ATMOSPHERE,—PhenomeNA, HALO,-PARHELION. ANTHELMINTICS, Medicines for removing Worms from the Stomach and Intestines.-1736. Powder of Tin, an A. Medicine. 24 r.1754. Of the A. Virtues of the Root of the Indian Pink. 608 r.-1771. Method of giving the Solution of the Corrosive Sublimate in small doses, as an A. 400 i.-1774. Observations on the Use of Cowhage as an A. 242 p.-1778. Observations and Experiments on the Effects of different A. applied to Earth Worms. 382 t.-1785. On the Use of the Bark of the Angelina Tree, as an A. 442 y.-1805. Observations on some Indigenous A. of the West Indies. 209 y. See WORMS. ANTHEM, a Vocal Composition set to Words, chosen from the Scriptures.-1565. Godly Prayers and A. of sundry men's doynges, 291 m. -1702. The Oration, A. and Poems spoken and sung at the Performance of Divine Music, for the entertainment of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and the H. H. of Commons, Jan. 31. 1701. 956 i.-1712. Divine Harmony, or a Collection of Select A. 271 k. -1724. Musica Sacra; or Select A., in Score, consisting of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 parts. 271 k.1759. Forty-one Psalm Tunes, and ten A.; some of them being suited to various occasions, &c.; the whole being entirely new, and never before in print. 958 j.-1773. Collection of Psalms, Hymns, A., &c. on various occasions. 538 c.-1778. Twenty A. in Score, for 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Voices. 695 i.-1788. Six easy A., with a favourite Morning and Evening Service. 695 i.-1789. A Book of truly Christian Psalms, A., and a Chant. 162 b.-1801. Requiem; or Grand Funeral A. 689 n. -N. D.-Services, and full A. 221 u.-Services and A. 412 0.-A Collection of Tunes and A. 50 h.-Six Select A. for a Voice alone. 956 w. ANTHEMIUS, an eminent Architect in the 6th century.-1777. An Edition of A.'s Fragment on Mechanic Paradoxes. 783 p. ANTHIA.-1726. De Amoribus A. et Abrocoma, Lib. v. 989 h. ANTHO-CALMETTEUS.-1575. Curation of Ulcers, drawn especially out of A.-C. and Jo. Tagultius. 69 f. A. ANTHOLOGY, a Collection of beautiful Poems. — 1816. ALBYN'S 188 d.-ENGLISH.-1789. A.; or, a Collection of Flowers, in blank verse. 510 0.-1794. The English A. Lond. Egerton, 8vo. 6s. 1799. The Annual A.; a. Miscellaneous Collection of Poetry. 869 .-1814. The Parent's Poetical A.; being a Selection of English Poems, primarily designed to assist in forming the taste and the sentiments of young people. Lond. Rivingtons, 8vo. 6s. -N. D.-The English A. 806 g. GERMAN.-1774. A Lyrical A. 789 d.GREEK.-1494. A. Græca Gr. impressa in literis majusculis. Edit. princ. Flor. 4to. At the end is a learned Latin Epistle from Jo. Lascaris Rhyndaceus to Peter De Medicis, in Latin Capitals. 24 l. 588 u. — 1503. A. Græca Gr. Ven. ap. Ald. A beautiful copy. This second edition of the Greek A., printed on vellum, sold at Dr. Askew's sale for £.8, 15s. —1519. Græca, Gr. Flor. 8vo.-1521. A. Græca. Ven. ap. Ald. 12mo.-1531. A. diversorum Epigrammatum, Gr. Paris, ap. Ascens.-1549. A. GræParis, fol.-1550. A. Gr. Ven. ap. Ald.-1556. A. Gr. Ap. Hen. Steph. 4to.-1566. A., sive Florilegium diversorum Epigrammatum veterum Græcorum, in libros vii. divisum, cum Notis Hen. Stephani. ca. A. Paris, apud Steph. 4to. 1602. A. a Megisero, Gr. et Lat. Franc. 8vo.-1604. A. a Lubino, Gr. et Lat. in Bibliopolo Commeliniano. 619 3.-1617. A. Poetica, Gr. Lat. 460 0.1700. Notæ in A. Epigrammatum Græcorum. 523 n.-1745. Sepulchralia Carmina ex A. MS. a Joan. Hen. Leichio, Gr. et Lat. Lips. 4to. - 1754. A. Græca a Constantino Cephala, published by Reiske. Lips. 8vo. Rep. Oxf.-1781. A. Græca Prosaica. 460 w. - . 1790. A. Græca cum Versione Italiana. Neapol. 4 vols. 4to. — 1792. A. Græca Poetica. 466.- 1795. A. Græca. 446 k.-1806. Translations, chiefly from the Greek A.; with Tales and Miscellaneous Poems. Lond. Philips, 8vo. —1813. Collections from the Greek A. 121 a.- -N. D.-A. Græca diversorum Epigrammatum, Gr. Ven. Greek A. 797 p.-Meleager, a Greek Poet, and the first Collector of the Epigrams that form the Greek A. 663 i. LATIN.-1674. A. Historica. 220 n.-1684. Abonoyiα, seu Selecta quædam Poematum Italorum qui Latine scripserunt. 53 j. — 1717. In A. Dissertationes lxxxvi. 57 t.-1759. A. veterum Latinorum Epigrammatum et Poematum Notis variorum, curante Burmanno. 172 t.PERSIAN.-1778. A. Persica, seu Selecta e diversis Persicis Auctoribus loca in Latinum translata, Lat. et Pers. Vien. fol.-1778. A. Persica, Pers. et Lat. Vien. 12mo. ANTHONY, the Colleague of Augustus Cæsar.-1677. A. and Cleopatra; a Tragedy. 855 j. Mr. A.; a Comedy. 143 g. ANTHONY, MR.-1690. ANTHONY, FRANCIS, a noted Quack in the beginning of the 17th century.-1611. Aurum non Aurum, sive adversaria in Assertorem Chymicæ, sed veræ Medicina Desertorem Franc. A. 453 p. Against Dr. Francis A.'s Aurum Potabile; a quack medicine.-1623. Shewing Dr. A.'s Apology for Aurum Potabile to be false and counterfeit. 262 a. ANTHONY, ST., the Father of a numerous progeny of Fanatical Monks, who sought heaven through mortification and self-torture.-1476. Vita Sancti A. de Padua. 766 n.-1520. The Lyfe of Saynte A. 711 2,—-1604, A Life of St. A. of Padua, in Spanish. 19 e.-1652. Vita de S. A. di Padova. 50 p. 1677. An Oratorio for St. A. of Padua. Three others in different years for the Festival of that Saint. 41 w.-1697. Life of A. the Monk. 52 e.-1697. Vita S. A. Eremitæ, Græce. 52 e. -N. D.-Summa Theologicalis of St. A. 67 u. ANTHONY'S, ST. FIRE. See ERYSIPELAS. ANTHONY, ST. ORDER OF, an Order of Anchorets, instituted in 370, by John, Emperor of Ethiopia. 1609. Fundacion, vida, y Regla de la grande Orden Militar y Monastica de los Cavalleros y Monges del Padre San. A. Abad, in la Etiopia. 68 c. ANTHOXANTHUM, a Genus of Plants of the class Diandria and order Digynia.-1790. On the Festuca Spadicea and A. Paniculatum of Linnæus. 863 h.-1792. Additional Observations on the Festuca Spadicea and A. Paniculatum. 863 h. See BOTANY. ANTHRAX, a Genus of Dipterous Insects.-1681. Epistola Gratulatoria de A., Carbunculo, Bubone, et Altauna. 389 i. See ENTOMOLOGY. ANTHROPOGRAPHIA. See ANATOMY. ANTHROPOPHAGI, synonymous with Cannibal, q. v.-1688. De Natura et Moribus A., Dissertatio. 749 q. ANTHROPOMORPHITES, an Heretical Sect, who maintained that God existed in the Human Shape. 1605. Liber contra A., Gr. Lat. 279 q. ANTI, TITLE OF.-1689. Traité Historique et Critique de celles qui portent le titre d'A. 63 i. ANTI-ARMINIANISM, in opposition to Arminianism.-1629. Anti-A.; or the Church of England's old Antithesis to new A. 779 v. ANTIAS, FURIUS.-Vita et Fragmenta. 34 %. ANTIBARBARIAN, in opposition to Barbarian.-1520. A., liber. 339 v.-1630. The A.; or a Treatise concerning an unknown Tongue. 675 i. ANTIBURGHER, a name commonly given to one Class of Seceders in Britain and Ireland.-1713. One of the Founders of the Secession Church in Scotland, and leader of that division called A. 412 g. SECEDERS. See ANTICHRIST, a great Spiritual Power, predicted in the Old Testament and the Revelations, to arise at some future period on the earth, for the sole purpose of opposing the Christian Church.-1471. Victoria Chris. ti contra A. 524 n.-1505. De Ortu, Vita, et Moribus A. 787 e.1529. Revelation of A. 389 m.-1545. De Christiana Religione, et de Regno A. 503 q.-1556. A. 716 k.-1556. Five Homilies concerning A. 447 v.-1557. De Consummatione Mundi ac de A., &c. 500 k.-1566. The Popish Kingdome or Reigne of A., and 4th Monarchy. 782 s.-1570. De Unico Mago et triplice Herode eoque A. 293 j.-1570. The Popish Kingdome, or Reigne of A. 426 f.-1576. Synopsis A. Romani Spiritu Oris Christi revelati. 966 q.-1577. The Acts of Christe and A. 92 -1583. Ad Nich. Sanderi Demonstrationes quadraginta, in octauo libro visibilis Monarchiæ positas, quibus Romanum Pontificem non esse A. docere instituit, responsio. 961 y.-1584. De Successione Ecclesiastica, et latente ab A. Tyrannide Ecclesia. 391 j.-1585. Antithesis Christi et A. de Vero et Uno Deo. 340q.-1586. The Figure of A., with the tokens of the end of the world. 908 w.-1588. A Treatise of the Principles of Christe's Doctrine and the A.'s Doctrine; with a Comparison betweene these two Regiments. 639 e.-1589. Historical Dialogue touching A. and Popery. 813 c.-1589. The Hunting of A., with A. a Caveat to the Contentions. 986 g.-1589. Pontifex Romanus esse A. 150 u.-1589. A Treatise touching A. 283 1.-1590. De duobus A., Mahumete et Pontifice Romano. 705 k.-1590. Treatises or Sermons against A., on Apocal. xix. 19. 293 v.-1592. Treatise, containing a true Description of A., who was foretold by the Prophets and Apostles, and an evident proofe that the same agreeth vnto the Pope. 867 v.-1594. De Eucharistia, A., et Missa. 222 y.-1600. Theological Logic, or the Tryal of Truth; containing a discovery of the chiefest points of the doctrine of the great A. and his adherents, the false teachers of the times: the first part. 900 g.-1600. Synopsis Papismi; or a General View of Papistry, wherein the whole mystery of iniquity and sum of A. Doctrine is set down. 968 r.—160S. A. Demonstratio contra Fabulas Pontificias et ineptam Demonstrationem Rob. Bellarmini. 1 v. - 1603. A Treatise, proving that the Pope is A. 316 a.-1604. Description de l'A. 726 c.-1606. The Ploughman's Tale, shewing that the Pope is 218 n.-1607. L'A. 798 a. 1607. Against symbolizing with A., &c. v. CROSS, 1607. — 1608. Historia A., ex altera parte cap. xi. Danielis. 434 n.-1609. Refutatio Bellarmini de A. 151 k.-1609. De A. Romano, Perditionis Filio. 705 h.-1609. Chronological Discourse of the Church, Christ, A., Gog and Magog. 232 x.-1609. Adversus Roberti Abbati Oxoniensis de A. Sophismata Disputationis, libri tres. S45 s. 1610. A. Pontificiorum Monstrum fictitium esse. 151 -1612. A. Romanus in proprio suo nomine numerum illum Apocalypticum D,CLXVI. continente proditus. 482 t.-1613. Sword of the Spirit, to smite in pieces the A. Goliah, viz. the Pope. 970 y.—1615. De l'A. et de ses Marques. 364 h.-1616. A Short Compend of the Growth of the Roman A., comprised in the 7th, 8th, and 9th centuries. 892 m.-1616. Controverses et Considerations sur ce que le Sr. Ferrier et ses Compagnons ont dit de plus specieux en faveur de l'A. 191 r.1618. A. arraigned; being the Substance of a Sermon on 1 John ii. 18, 19, 20. 904 g.-1620. Jacobi Regis Sententia de A. 316 b. 1621. De A. 638 u.-1623. Idea reformandi A. 801 f.-1623. A. Orientalis ex Vaticiniis Propheticis demonstratus. 445 p.-1625. A. the Pope of Rome. 88 m.-1630. An Exposition on the first part of 2 Thess. ii,, proving the Pope to be A. 873 9.-1641. Repetitio quorundam illus trium Locorum Vet. et N. Testamenti, qui de A. agunt. 242 e.-1641. Of the Devilish Politique State or Kingdom of A. 786 x.-1642. Describing that State of Government to which all other Notes of A. do agree. 771 s.-1642. Hugo Grotius Papizans; seu Notæ in Grotii Appendicem de A. 591 c.-1644. A Refutation of Bellarmine concerning A. 151 1.-1644. The Storming of A. in his strongest Garrisons, of Compulsion of Conscience, and Infants' Baptisme. 118 y.-1645. A. Unmasked, in two Treatises. 297 d.—1646. The Unveiling of A. 769 g.-1647. A. in Man, a Discovery of the great Whore. 828 y.-1647. The Ruin of A. 672 9.-1647. The A. Presbyter. 592 r.-1648. Survey of the Spiritual A. 823 f.-1650. Sharp but short Noise of War; or the Ruin of A. by the Sword. 607 q. 1651. A. exhibited, in a Collection of Passages out of a Tract, entitled, The Doctrine of Scriptures concerning the Seate of Dominion. Lond. 4to.-1651. Of A. and the End of the World, &c.; with Reflections on Mr. Henderson's Papers. 956 w.-1652. The Rise, Growth, and Fall of A. 474 e.-1659. A Brief Discovery of a Threefold Estate of A. 383 d.-1653. Discourse of Apostacy and A. 457%.- 1654. The Old Serpent's Voice; or A. discovered. 696 l.1654. The Spouse rejoicing over A. 668 e.-1654. A Character whereby A., Seducers, False Prophets, and House. Creepers may be known. 357 h.-1654. The Unmasking and Discovering of A. 383 e. 1654. A Whip of Small Cords to scourge A. (sitting in the Temple of God, and exalting himself above, and opposing himself against, all that is called God), out of the Temple of God, and clearing up the way for receiving in of the Lord Jesus Christ in his glorious Power in and over the Church, now exercised in the working of miracles, gifts of healings, and other extraordinary gifts; with the knot at the end of the whip. 245 e.-1655. A Voice from Heaven; or a Testimony against the remainders of A. yet in England. 771 b.-1655. An Iron Rod put into the Lord Protector's hand to break all A. Powers in pieces. 831 d.-1655. A. in Man the Quaker's Idol. 671 h. 1656. A. in Man Christ's Enemy. 696 n.-1656. Forms of the Pillars of A. 294 p.-1660. A Perfect Description of A. and his False Prophet; wherein is plainly shewn, that Oliver Cromwell was A. 698 d.-1660. "O'AVTIxpisos, the Great A. revealed; before this time never discovered, and proved to be neither Pope, nor Turk, nor any single Person. 969 h.-1661. Hippolyti Martyris de A., Liber, Græcè. 448 r.-1664. A. Excidium, &c. Lond. 8vo.-1667. Kingdom of Christ and A. See CHRIST, 1667.-1675. Discourse of A. and the Apocalypse. 385 u.-1676. Of A.; a Sermon on 2 Thess. ii. 3.-13. 552 t.-1679. A Discovery of the Person and Period of A. 699 f.-1680. Discourse concerning A. 401 v.-1683. Christ against A. 519 n.-1696. The A. and Sadducees detected among a Sect of Quakers. 564 c.-1703. Fall of A. V. ALMANACK, 1703.-1706. L'Eglise Romaine convaincue de Depravation, d'Idolatrie, et d'A. 394 0.-1711. A Treatise of the Three Evils of the last Times, and of the coming of A. Lond. 1713. Concerning A. and the End of the World. 338 r.-1729. De Nonnullis A. Characteribus. 267 0.-1758. Christ or A.; or the celebrated Ludolph's true and easy way to Union among Christians. 896 t.-1768. Destruction of the whole A. System, 293 y.-1770. The Religion of A.; or Notes on the Book of the Revelation of St. John, and other Pro phecies; respecting the Rise, Reign, Religion, and Ruin of the Man of ANTICOSTI, an uninhabited Island in North America.-1768. Description of the Island of A. 986 6.-1774. Immersions and Emersions of Jupiter's first Satellite, observed at Jupiter's Inlet, on the Island of A. 986 0.-1797. Shipwreck and extraordinary Hardships and Sufferings in the Island of A. 270 c. ANTI-COTON, a satirical name, invented by Francis Garasse.-1614. The Horoscope of A. 399 q.—1615. The Testimentary Codex of A., lately found upon Charenton Bridge. 399 r. ANTI-DELPHINE.-1806. A.-Delphine; a Novel. 180 r. ANTI-DIABO-LADY.-1777. A.-Diabo-Lady; calculated to expose the Malevolence of the Author of Diabo-Lady. Lond. Parker, 4to. ANTIDOTE.-1530. Of Poisons and their A. 702 r.-1561. A., sive de exacta componendorum miscendorumque Medicamentorum ratione, libri tres. 241 g.-1563. De A. 396 -1571. Nicandri Theriaca, &c. 441 w.-1579. An excellent A. 64 1.-1608. Arca medica variis S. Scripturæ et Patrum A. referta. 176 r.- -1617. A. Generale et Speciale, ex optimis tam veterum quam recentiorum Scriptis, fideliter et methodice congestum et dispositum. 956 b.-1633. A. 69 g.-1742. Of an A. to the Indian Poison in the West Indies. 671 m.-1759. Against an Opinion, that a Person infected with the Small-Pox may be cured by A. 388 u.-1777. An Account of accidental Poisons to which Families are exposed; with their A. 534 r. 1785. Toxicologia, seu Doctrina de Venenis et A. 762 0.-1816. The Tests and A. of Poisons. 637 k. See POISON. ANTI-ELIXIR, in opposition to Elixir. - 1678. count of a Degradation of Gold made by an A.-Elixir. CHEMY. Historical Ac142 v. See AL ANTIGALLICAN PRIVATeer.—1757. The A. Privateer; being a genuine Narrative of her leaving Deptford, Sept. 17, 1756, to the present time. Lond. 8vo. 1s. N. D.-Letters concerning the A. Privateer. 8141. ANTIGALLICAN, THE ORDER OF.-1751. A Sermon before the several Associations of the Order of A.; on Ps. cxxii. 6. 571 h.-1751. A Song; to be sung or said by the good people of England, especially those who are A. Sheepy, fol. 1s.-1757. The A.; or the History and Adventures of Harry Cobham, Esq. 615 m. ANTIGALLICANS, SOCIETY OF.—1777. Candidates for the Society of A.; in four Letters, from a Friend in Town to his Friend in the Country. Lond. Buckland, 8vo. 1s.—1782. Candidates for the Society of A.; being the Correspondence of various Persons with the Author upon the Subject; part 1. Lond. Buckland, 8vo. 1s. A 2d part. Buckland, 8vo. 1s. 6d. ANTIGALLIMANIA. — 1799. A. G. Sketch of the Alarm; or, John Bull in Hysterics; an Heroi-Comic Poem; with Notes, &c. Lond. Owen, 4to. 2s. 137 0. ANTIGONE, Daughter of Edipus, King of Thebes, slain by command of Creon.-1561. The several Stories of Hæmon and A. -1620. A. 869 a.- 1681. A. the Theban Princess; a Tragedy. 6.59 6.-N. D.-A. 817 m. ANTIJACOBIN REVIEW. The British Critic and the A. Review. 419 v.-1808. An Examination of an Article in the A. Review, on Sir John Cox Hippesly's additional Observations. 671 s. ANTILLES, those Islands which lie in the vast Archipelago between North and South America. 1619. De la Nouvelle France, Floride, des A., &c. 524 t.-1667. Histoire Generale des A. 900 h.-1668. Inquiries and Directions for the A. or Carribbee Islands. Phil. Trans. Abr. i. p. 227.-1681. Histoire Naturelle et Morale des Isles A. de l'Amerique. 811 h.-1698. Relation of a Voyage made in the years 169596-97, on the Coasts of Africa, Straits of Magellan, Brasil, Cayenne, and the A. 389 w.-1751. On the Currents of the Sea at the A. 751 t.1816. Essai sur l'Hygiène Militaire des A. 555 v.-N. D.-Observations sur les Géophages des A. 555 w. See CARRIBBee Islands. ANTIMONIAL CUP.-1634. The Universal Medicine; or Vertues of the A. Cup. .349 c.-1640. The A. Cup twice cast; translated from J. Primrose. 977 l. 777 r. See ALCHEMY. ANTIMONIAL WINE.-1756. Account of an uncommon Effect of A. Wine. 943 p.1789. The liberal, Use of Laudanum with A. Wine. 766 j. See CHEMISTRY. 58 v.-1682. 584 a.-1707. ANTIMONY, the name given to a Mineral of a dark grey colour, metallic lustre, striated texture, and considerable specific gravity.-1564. De l'A. 590 o.-1566. Responce in Jac. Grevin, touchant la Faculté de l'A. 590 0.--1567. A Treatise against A. 441 v.-1604. A. Mysteria Gemina, &c. 448 0.-1651. Observationes sur l'A. 289 j.-1660. Triumphant Chariot of A. 925 s.—1664. Discourse in the Praise of A. 801 d. 1664. A Discourse in Praise of A., and the Vertues thereof. 20 m.-1668. Extract of a Letter written by an observing Person to a Friend of the Editor, concerning the Virtues of A. Phil. Trans. 1668, Abr. i. p. 279.-1670. Concerning the Secrets of A. 181 g. 887 u. - 1671. Commentarius in Currum Triumphalem A. 568 e.-1677. Experiments on refining Gold with A. 421 a.-1679. Epistola de A. De Cinnabari A. 503 s.-1682. Dissertation sur l'A. A Treatise of A.; containing the Chemical Analysis of that Mineral. 598 g.-1747. Analysis of A. 850 d. 1748. Against Amputation, recommends A., Quicksilver, and Kermes Mineral. 315 %.-1750. Medical and Chemical Observations on A. 531 c.-1762. The Principles and Constituents of A. 795 e.-1764. Remarks upon Dr. William Redmond's Principles and Constituents of A., and several other Opinions of the Doctor in Chemistry; by a Chemist. Lond. Fletcher, 8vo. 1s.-1765. Dissertatio Med. Chem. de A., ejusque usu in morbis curandis. 833 v.- - 1774. Observations on A.; read before the Royal Society of London, and published at their request. 670 u.-1774. Observations on the Use of Dr. James's Fever Powder, Emetic Tartar, and other A. Preparations in Fever. 964 a.-1790. On the Effects of A. in Cases of Epilepsy. 381 a. -1793. Case of a General Lympho-crustaceous Eruption of the Body, cured by a Course of Pills of Calomel and Golden Sulphur of A. --1795. On the external Use of A. in the Rheumatism. 775 m.-1804. Analysis of a triple Sulphuret of Lead, A., and Copper. 473 r.—1814. Analysis of a New Variety of Ore of A. 574 t. 1814. On the Composition of Sulphuret of A. 905 r. -N. D.-Vse and Preparation of A. and Potable Gold. 411 f. See METAL, CHEMISTRY. 117 a. Obser ANTIMONY, TARTARIZED, a Medicinal Substance.-1795. vations on the external Use of Tartarized A. 145 a.-1799. Experiments on the external Use of Tartarized A. 529 w. See CHEMISTRY. ANTIMONY, TRIPLE SULPHURET OF.-1804 Description of the Triple Sulphuret of A., &c. from Cornwall. 140 e.-1809. Memoir on the Triple Sulphuret of Lead, Copper, and A. or Endellian. 140 f. See CHEMISTRY. ANTIMONII VITRUM CERATUM.-1736. An Account of the Success of the Vitrum Ceratum A. 778 a. -1751. Observations on the Effects of the Vitrum A. Ceratum in Fluxes. 408 p. ANTIN, a small Town of France in Gascony.-1711. Antiquitates A. 955 l. ANTINOMIAN, and ANTINOMIANISM, those who deny the obligation of the Moral Law in their doctrine of Christianity. The Founder of A. 327 r.-Zephaniah Smith among the first Founders of the Sect styled A. 866 c.-1631. The Law and the Gospel reconciled against the A., with a briefe Catalogue of their Doctrines. 175 t.-1643. A. anatomised; or a Glasse for the Lawlesse who deny the ruling Use of the Moral Law unto Christians under the Gospel. 842 t.-1644. The Doctrines of the A. confuted; in answer to Dr. Crisp. 409 w.-1644. A Short Story of the Rise, Reign, and Ruine of the A., Familists, and Libertines, that infested the Churches of New England. 956 u.-1647. A. and Familism unsealed. 63 t.-1647. Examination of the chief Points of A. 98 ANTIGUA, one of the principal West India Islands belonging to k.-1648. The Secrets of Familisme and A. 823 f.-1652. A. disco· Great Britain.-1710. An Account of the Rebellion in A. 388 b.vered and confuted. 403 d.-1692. Vindication of the Protestant Doc1755. Of an Impression on a Stone dug up in the Island of A. 179 c. trine of Justification, and of its first Preachers and Professors, from the -1755. On the Agitation of the Sea at A. 10 e.-1778. An Account unjust charge of A. 915 6.-1721. The A. of the Marrow of Modern ANTIGONUS, one of Alexander's Generals, and at one time King of all Asia Minor.-1552. Ad A. Regem de tuenda Valetudine, Epistola. 305 1.-1572. Aurea ad A. Regem Epistola de Morborum Præsagiis, et eorundem extemporaneis Remediis. 305 m.-1585. An Epistle of Diocles vnto King A. 605 f. 499 g. |