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CARLISLE, EARLS OF.-1661. The Funeral Sermon of James, E.

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CARMARTHEN, MARQUIS or. —1699. A Letter from Moscow to

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CARUNCLE, a Fleshy Excrescence.--1588. The exact Cure of the C. 794 e.

CARUS, NEOB. ROBERTUS.-1611. Nobilissimi Comitis Lothiana, Domini N. R. C., et lectiss. Domina Anabellæ Campobellæ filiæ illustrissimi Comitis Argatheliæ, Epithalamium. 192 0.

CARUS, TITUS LUCRETIUS.-1799. T. L. C. de Rerum Naturâ, Libros sex, ad exemplarium MSS. fidem recensitos, longe emendatiores reddidit, commentariis perpetuis illustravit, indicibus instruxit, et cum animadversionibus Ricardi Bentleii, non ante vulgatis, aliorum subinde miscuit, &c. 941 -1800. The first Book of T. L. C.; on the Nature of Things, in English Verse, with a Latin Text. Lond. Faulder, 8vo. 4s. CARUTH.- N. D.-The Lays of C., and other Poems. 335 g. CARVING IN ARCHITECTURE. 1796. Description of a C.

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CASIMIR, King of Poland.-1672. The Complete Gunner, translated out of C., &c. 831 v.- -N. D.-An Historical Eulogy, entitled the Epitaph of C., King of Poland; who, after having abdicated his Crown, retired into France, and became Abbot of St. Germain de Pres.

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CASINO. 1793. C.; a Mock-Heroic Poem; dedicated, by permission, to her Grace the Duchess of Bolton; to which is added, An Appendix, containing the Laws of the Game of C., and Rules and Directions for playing it. Lond. Bell, 4to. 2s. 6d.-1792. Short Rules for playing the Game of C. 615 q.

CASK.-1694. Tables of the Guaging of C. 92 0.-1754. How to Guage any Cistern, Common Cooler, Tub, or C. 361.1784. The Ullage Contents of any C., from five to one hundred and sixty Gallons, at one view known: As also the Foot or Sediment in Oil C. are alike correctly ascertained. 142 g.

CASKETS. 1600. The obtaining of Portia by the choyse of three C. 848 c.

CASKIEBEN, near Aberdeen, in Scotland. 550 r.

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CASPIPINA.-1777. C.'s Letters. 320 q.

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CASSIOPEID, the name of a new Star.-N. D.-De Stella Nova C. 634 a.-Concerning the new Star which appeared in C. in 1572. 797

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CASSITERIDES, KINGDOM OF.-1783. The Chronicle of the K. of C. under the reign of the House of Lunen; a Fragment; translated from an ancient manuscript. Lond. Wilkie, 8vo. 1s.

CASSIUS, DION.- -N. D. - D. C. 891 t.-Translation of D. C. 989 k.

CASTAGNA, ANTONIO. -1672. Reflections on an Observation of Signior M. A. C., concerning the Formation of Crystals. 584 n. CASTAGNEDA, F. L. DE.-1554. A Translation of F. L. de C.'s History of the Indies. 446 w.

CASTALIO, BALTHASAR.-1577. B. C., Comitis de Curiali siue Aulico, libri quatuor. 202 g.

CASTALIO, SEBASTIAN. - 1559. Quædam, contra fallacissimam C. Bibliorum Interpretationem. 536 f.-1777. Life of S. C. 390 v. CASTARA.-1635. C.; being a Collection of Poems. 454 i. CASTELBRANCO, a fortified Town of Portugal.. EM. LIT. CH. BORN AT C.-1511. John Roderigo Amatus. CASTEL FIORENTINO, in Italy. EM. LIT. CH. Born at C. -1658. Anthony Francis Bertini.

CASTELLIO, SEBASTIAN. See CASTALIO.

CASTER.-1620. Astrologaster; or the Figure C. arraigned.

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CASTILLON, JOHN DE.-1774. Life of Sir Isaac Newton. 975 t.

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