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1508. Discours sur les Faicts et Deportemens des C. De C. et Imperatoribus Romanoruin. 278 x. 1519. De Romanis Principibus, vel C. 332 f. -1520. Promptuarium Divini Juris, et Utriusque Humani, Pontificii et C. 679q. 1532. Epigrammata in C. Romanos. 56 r.-1534. Imperatorum et C. Vitæ, cum Imaginibus ex Antiquis Numismatibus. 530j. 1544. Omnium C. Verissimæ Imagines ex Antiquis Numismatibus desumptæ. 934 a.-1547. Historial Imperial y C. 667 k.-1558. Augustarum Imagines (the Wives of the C.) 8 x.-1563. C. Julius C., sive Historiæ Imperatorum C. Romanorum, ex Antiquis Numismatibus restitutæ, 424 f.-1563. Res gestæ Ducum Austriæ et C. Romanorum, à Rodolpho I. ad annum 1653. 518 g. -1563. Index Librorum Juris Pontifici et C.; cum Catalogo Authorum, qui in eosdem commentati sunt. 992 -1577. C. Gr. 559 v.-1552. Omnium C. verissimæ Imagines, &c. 8w.-1587. Disticha in Icones di

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CÆTANO.—1633. Instructions to C., and for Young Gentlemen.

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ti, Institutionum Fragmenta cum Commentario. 19 b. 1696. course upon C. 286 p.-1730. Vindicia Antiquitatis Universitatis Oxoniensis, contra J. C., Cantabrigiensem. 183 e.-1761. Commentarius quidam de J. C. Anatomiæ Conditore apud Nostrates. 64 m. — 1780. Letters of C. concerning the Times. Lond. Macgowan, 8vo. 1s 6d. САЈАМАІ. N. D.-A Voyage to the Island of C. in America ; one of the severest and most humorous Prose Satires ever written. 571 CAJANEBURG, in Sweden.-1762. Transit of Venus over the Sun, June 6, 1761, at C. in Sweden. 760 p. CAJETA, a Town in the Kingdom of Naples.--EM. LIT. CH. BORN AT B.-1469. Cajetan, a Cardinal. 183 e. CAJETAN, CARDINAL.-1539. Remarks on C. C.'s Commentaries on the Bible. 375 p. -1596. A Letter to C. C., in commendation of the English Jesuits. 118 s.

CAJETAN, BARTHOLOMEW.--] -N. D.-Eulogy on B. C. 52j. CALABER, QUINTUS.-N. D.-Greek Poems of Q. C. 801 d. CALABRIA, a large Province to the south of the Kingdom of Naples. -1600. De Antiquitate et Situ C. 78 g. 1789. Mémoire sur le Tremblemens de Terre de la C. 311 k.—1783. Account of the Earthquake in C., March 28, 1783. 535 k.-1791. Recherché Filosophicocritiche sopra Alcuni Fossili Metallici della C. 29 f. 1792. Observations and Remarks in a Journey through Sicily and C., in the year 1791. 496 u.-EM. LIT. CH. BORN IN C.-1568. Thomas Campanella. 187 v.-1650. Paul Piromalli. 759 e. CALAF.-1798. C.; a Persian Tale. CALAGUALA.-1809. Examination of the Root of C. 929 t. CALAGURRA, in Spain. -EM. LIT. CH. BORN AT C. — 42 B. C. Marcus Fabius Quintilian. 786 n.

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CAGLI, or CAGLY, a small Town in the Ecclesiastical States.. EM. LIT. CH. BORN AT C.-N. D.-Dennis Atamagi. 51 z. CAGLIOSTRO, LE COMPTE DE, whose proper name was Joseph BalSAMO.-1786. Memorial or Briefe for the C. de C. 182 r.-1786. morial or Brief for the C. de C., Defendant, against the King's AttorneyGeneral, Plaintiff. 632 e.-1786. Memorial for C. de C. Plaintiff, versus Maitre Chesnon jun. Commissary in the Chatelet of Paris, and le Sieur de Lannay, Knight of the Royal and Military Order of St. Louis, Governor of the Bastile, Defendants. Lond. Debrett, 8vo. 2s.-1787. The Life of the C. C. 182 r.- -1791. The Life of C. C.; containing the singular and uncommon Adventures of that extraordinary Personage, from his birth till his imprisonment in the Castle of Angelo, &c. Lond. Kear. sley, 8vo. 3s. 6d.

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CALAMINE.-1803. A Chemical Analysis of some C. 866 e.

CALAMINHAM.-1663. Travels in the Kingdoms of Ethiopia, C.,

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The C. A. Antiquorum.

CALAMY, EDMUND, D. D.-1642. An Answer to the Articles against Mr. C. 183 k.

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CALAMY, EDWARD.-1662. A Poem on the Imprisonment of Mr. E. C. in Newgate. 967 h.

CALANDRIA, LA.—1521. The celebrated Comedy, La C. 315 t. CALANTHROP.-1626. The Historie of C. and Lvcilla. 566 g. CALAS, JOHN.-1762. Original Pieces relative to the Trial and Execution of Mr. C., Merchant in Toulouse, who was broke on the Wheel in that City, pursuant to his Sentence by the Parliament of Languedoc, for the supposed Murder of his eldest Son, to prevent his turning Roman Catholic. Lond. Becket, 8vo. 1s. 6d.-1763. A Treatise on Toleration; occasioned by the Death of J. C., executed at Toulouse for the supposed Murder of his Son. 938 w.-1764. A Critical Examination of the Evidence for and against the Prisoners J. C., his Mother, &c. Lond. Whitridge, 8vo. 6d. 1765. Lettre sur l'Affaire de C., &c. 938 w. 1767. An Address to the Public upon the Parricides imputed to the Families of C. and Siven. 938 r. This subject of the execution of John Calas, for the supposed murder of his son, has lately been dramatised by a French writer of some note.

duo. This contains the description and use of the bones or rods; with several other short and ingenious modes of C. 695 a. 1653. The Precepts of C. 847 s.-1657. A Help to C. 701 y.-1766. Institutions of Astronomical C. 649 s.-1772. C. deduced from first Principles, in the most familiar manner, by plain Arithmetic, for the use of the Societies instituted for the benefit of Old Age; by a Member of one of the Societies. Lond. Ridley, 8vo. 6d.—1784. The Universal C. 905 i.-1787. The Universal C.; or the Merchant's, Tradesman's, and Family's Assistant; being an entire new and complete Set of Tables, adapted for Dealers in every Branch of Trade, by wholesale and retail. Lond. Dilly, 8vo. 4s.-1792. A Table, shewing the minutest C. of the Year, Half-year, &c. from 6d. to 100 pounds per annum. 822 i.-1795. The Expeditious C. 952 d.1801. Elementary Notions of Geometry, Optics, Perspective, and Analytical C. 632 d. 1803. The Principles of Analytical C. 982 c.1814. A short and easy Method of learning to C. 551 a.- 1815. C. 157 b.-N. D.-Science de Calcul des Grandeurs. This Treatise on C. is allowed to be superior to any thing ever before published on the subject. 799 v. CALCULUS, in Arithmetic. -1693. De C. Microcosmi. 300 j.1717. Treatise of the C. of Finite Differences. 705 1.1750. The differential C., and the Doctrine of Fluxions. 751m.- -1762. Exposition de C. Astronomique. 293 y. -1765. Sur le C. Integral. 252 q.-1772. Leçons sur le C. 581x.- - 1777. Lessons on the C. Differentiel et C. Integral. 263 t.-1786. Exposition Elémentaire des Principes des C. Superieurs. 524 t.-1796. On the Principles of the Antecedental C. 419 x.-1799. Traité du C. Differentiel, &c., Treatise on the Differential and Integral C. 271 t. 1801. Reflections of the Theory of Infinitesimal C. 234 w.-1801. Reflections on the Infinitesimal C. 302 v.-1809. An Essay on the various Orders of Logarithmetic Transcendants; with an Inquiry into their Applications to the Integral C. and the Summation of Series. 871 u.-1810. A Treatise on Isoperimetrical Problems, and the C. of Variations. 982 c.- -1816. An Elementary Treatise on the Differential and Integral C. 580 x.-1817. On the C. of Variations. 471 w. --- N. D. A Large Treatise on the Integral C. 801 p.

C.

C.

CALCULUS, in Surgery.

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CALDAS DA RAINHA, a Village in Portugal.-1795. A Chemical Analysis of the Water at C. da R. 976 w. CALDER, ROBERT.-1703. Vindication of his Sermon, preached January 30. 1703.

183 x.

CALDERINUS, DOMITIUS.-1474. First impression of the Commentaries of C. 407 v.-1492. Comm. Ascensii et D. C. 61 x. CALDERON, LOUISA.-1806. The Case of L. C., under a Mandamus by the Court of King's Bench. 756 g. 1806. Picton's Trial for inflicting the Torture on L. C. See PICTON J. 180 b.

CALDERWOOD, DAVID.1622. His Recantation, directed to such in Scotland as refuse conformity to the Ordinances of the Church. A base forgery, by one Scot, and wrote during the unfounded report of C.'s death. 184 b.N. D.-Directory for Public Worship, with the assistance of Henderson and C. 302 p.

CALDWELL, ELIZABETH.-1604. Discourse of E. C., who, with some other accomplices, attempted to poison her husband. 45 թ. CALDWELL, JAMES.-1778. Trial of Thomas Boulter and J. C. See BOULTER, THOMAS, 1778.

CALE, SEA. See SEA CALE.

CALEB.-1656. C.'s Inheritance in Canaan by Grace, not Works; in answer to a Book of the Doctrine of Baptism and Distinction of the Covenants, by Tho. Patient. 950 w.

CALEB QUOTEM.-1810. C. Q. and his Wife, or Paint, Poetry, and Putty; an Opera. 595 g.

CALEDON, EARL OF.-1811. Proceedings, including original Correspondence, &c. at the Cape of Good Hope, in a criminal process for a Libel instituted against the Author, at the suit of Lieut.-General the Hon. H. G. Grey, by order of the E. of C., Governor of the Colony. 460 r. CALEDONIA, the name of an Ancient Country in North Britain, which though the limits of it cannot be accurately defined, is generally applied to Modern Scotland.-1605. Ecloga C. 470 r.-1699. History of C. See DARIEN, 1699.-1707. C. ; a Poem, in honour of Scotland. 374 u.1777. The C. Dream. Inscribed to the Right Hon. the Earl of Chatham. Lond. Fielding, 4to. 1s.-1779. C.; a Poem. Lond. Cadell, 4to. 2s.-1807. C.; or an Account, Historical and Topographical, of North Britain. 209 2d e.-1811. The C. Banditti. 861 y.-1818. C., or the Clans of Yore; a Tragedy. 905 w.-N. D.-C. Excursion. 871 p. See SCOTLAND.

CALEDONIA, a Port in the Isthmus of Darien, in the North Sea.-1700. Part of a Journal from Scotland to C.

944 w.

CALENDAR. See KALENDAR. CALEPIN, OR CALEPINUS, AMBROSE.-1573. Supplementum ad A. C., Dictionarium Linguæ Latinæ. 253 q. 1675. Christopher Wase's Latin Dictionary, the second edition of which was published at Oxford, in a very judicious compendium of C. 18 h.

184 g.

CALEPIO, a Town of Lombardy in England.-N. D.-Ambrose Calepin, or Calepinus, was a native of C. near Bergamo, in Italy. CALES.-1659. History of C.'s Passion; or, as some will by-name it, the Mis-taking of C. 911 m.

CALESH.-1685. Concerning a New Sort of C. Phil. Trans. Abr. iii. p. 170.

CALET, DR. JOHN. - 1724. The Life of Dr. J. C., Dean of St. Paul's in the Reigns of King Henry VII. and VIII. 575 w. CALF, the Young of a Cow.-1596. The Gouernment of Oxen, Kine, C. 652 i. - 1665. Account of a Monstrous C. 143 c.- 1698. A Monstrous C. with two Heads. 870 f.-1707. Of a Monstrous C. 5m. -1712. Description of the Head of a Monstrous C. 267 c.-1777. The C.'s Will, published with the permission of his Creditors. Lond. Kearsley, 4to. 1s. 1746. Of Double Fatus of C. 202 s. 1742. Account of the Phoca, Vitulus Marinus, or Sea C. 734 s.-1797. Instruction for the extraction of C. 316.j.-1813. A Statement of the Law of Tithes on the following heads, Agistment, Turnips, &c.; Gardens, Moduses, as to Milk, C. and Foals. 732 0.

CALHILL, M.-1566. Replie to M. C.'s Blasphemous Answer made against the Treatise of the Crosse. 649 a.

CALICO PAINTING AND PRINTING.-1719. A Brief State of the Question between the Painting and P. C., and the Woollen and Silk

Manufactures. Lond. 8vo.-1793. A Treatise on C. P., Theoretical and
Practical, including the latest Philosophical Discoveries, any way applica-
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Bew. 2 vols. 12mo. 6s.-1794. The best means of producing Colours, by
Dyeing, C. P. 68 s.-1805. Processes of C. P. 474 e.
CALICUT. See COLICODU.

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CALIGULA, CAIUS, the Fourth Emperor of Rome, and memorable as one of the most odious tyrants that ever afflicted the human race. — 1683. The Embassy of the Jews to the Emperor C. C. 556 r. 1698. C.; a Tragedy. 274 g.-1701. The Embassy of Philo to the Emperor C. C. 556 y.

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C. 580 m.

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CALONNE, CHARLES ALEXANDER DE. — 1787. Correspondence de Necker avec C. 185.-1791. Some Strictures on the late Productions of C. 631 f.-N. D.-Un Mot de Résponse à M. de Calonne, sur sa Requête au Roi. 196 m.

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CALVERT, CHARLES, LORD BALTIMORE.-1655. His Printed Case uncased and answered. Lond. 4to.

CALVERT, FREDERICK.-1768. The Trial of F. C., Esq., Baron of Baltimore, in the Kingdom of Ireland, for a Rape on the Body of Sarah Woodcock, and of Eliz. Griffinburgh, and Ann Harvey, alias Darby, as Accessaries before the Fact, &e. Published by permission of the Judge. Lond. 451 s.

CALVIN, JOHN.-1561.

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