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PETTY PAPERS. VOL. I. General correspondence of Sir William Petty; 1649-1687. Including (f. ii) a list of contents by the 6th Marquess of Lansdowne, labels by James Matthews (ff. iii, 167), and annotations throughout by both. For an item by item list..., 1649-1687
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Sloane 1458Paper, 4to., ff. 55, XVII Century.1. Some humorous sentences, upon the different signification of words. f. 2b.2. 'Appendix jocorum quae occurrunt apud authores.' f. 3.3. Votivum Carolo, or a Welcome to his Majesty Charles the Second from ...
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CORRESPONDENCE of John Aubrey, F.R.S.; 1662-1695 copied from the original letters in the Bodleian Library. Those of Aubrey are all addressed to Anthony Wood, 1682-1692, ff. 113-146; except one to Elias Ashmole, 22 July, 1684, f. 89. Paper; early xix..., 1662-1695
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Collection of letters and papers made by Thomas Birch, chiefly transcripts in his autograph but including a few original letters; 17th-I 8th centt. Included are: (a) copies of the correspondence of Thomas Tenison, Archbishop of Canterbury, made from..., 17th century-18th century
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Poetry ENGLISH: Satire:-Song of an old Saint: 17th cent.Henry Coley, Astrologer and Mathematician: Astrological and mathematical collections: 1665-1695.includes:f. 1 b Sir John Barckman Leyonberg, Swedish Envoy to England: Bill of lading for 6 geld...
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Thomas Hobbes, philosopher: Seven philosophical problems presented to Charles II.: [1662].Charles II of England: MS. was dedicated to by T. Hobbes: [1662].
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Vol. I (ff. 356). A-C; circ. 1641-1672. Among the writers are Thomas Brancker, Rector of Tilston, mathematician; Sir Charles Cavendish (for Pell's draft letters to whom see Add. MS. 4280,ff. 105-138); John Collins, author of mathematical and mercanti..., approximately 1641-1672
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LEEDS PAPERS. Vol. LIV (ff. iii+127). 'The Epitome of the Civill Warrs of England', by Thomas Hobbes, first printed in 1679. Contemporary copy, in three hands. Included are marginal notes and (ff. 126-127b) an index of subjects. Another copy is in St..., 1679
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Sloane 1865Paper, in Quarto, ff. 162, XVII Century.1. Institutiones logicae, in libros duos distinctae. ff. 2-36.2. A short account of Europe and its states, viz. Italy, Naples, Sicily, Sardinia, Venice, Tuscany, Luca, Genoa, Lombardy, France, etc. (...
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PELL PAPERS. Vol. I (ff. 479). The chief contents are:-(a) Animadversions of John Wallis, Savilian Professor of Geometry, on Thomas Hobbes's De Principiis et Ratiocinatione Geometrarum, 1666, in form of a letter; circa 1666. Autograph. Imperfect. ff..., 1657-1684
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PETTY PAPERS. VOL. XLIX (ff. 138). Papers relating to scientific and educational institutions: Gresham College, the Royal Society, the Dublin Philosophical Society, philosophy, mathematics, education, etc.; 1575-1687. Most formerly Bowood Box H.1. ff..., 1575-1690
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THE Elements of Law, Naturall and Politique," with a dedicatory epistle to William [Cavendish], Earl of Newcastle, 9 May, 1640; by Thomas Hobbes. The treatise was printed in 1650, in two parts, with the titles, "Humane Nature, or the Fundamental Elem..., 17th century
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includes:ff. 1-13 b LITERATURE OF Germany: Catalogue of German and Dutch books: circ. 1700.f. 14 Thomas Hobbes, philosopher: The principles of: 17th cent.ff. 15-25 b Court of Rome: Nuovo discorso sopra il diluvio di, di L. Parigiuolo: 1579.ff. ...
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"LEVIATHAN, or the matter, forme and power of a commonwealth ecclesiasticall and civil. By Thomas Hobbes, of Malmesbury. Anno Christi 1651." With a few corrections and some of the sidenotes in the handwriting of the author, and which are not in the p...
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ORIGINAL letters of distinguished persons addressed chiefly to John Ellis; 18 Dec. 1672-8 Dec. 1715. The writers are:-Edward Brabazon, 4th Earl of Meath; Dublin, 30 Jan. 1696[7]. With seal. f. 59. Charles Butler, Earl of Arran; London, 20 May, 1700, ...
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LETTERS on literary matters to Thomas Hobbes, of Malmesbury; 1656-1675. The writers are:-1. Philip Tanny, alias Tandy, minister, criticising Hobbes's "Questions concerning Liberty, Necessity, and Chance"; Westminster, 13 or 14 May, 2 July, 1656. ff....
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Vol. V. (ff. 111). Miscellaneous, but chiefly prominent historical figures. In narrative form, in Birch's autograph.includes:f. 1 Henry Stafford, 2nd Duke of Buckingham d 1483: Biographical notice: 18th cent.f. 5 Henry VII of England: Biographica...
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Vol. XVII (ff. 405).includes:ff. 1-4 Thomas Hobbes, philosopher: Geometrical papers by, with refutations of them: 1671.: Printed.f. 50 Johann Heinrich Rahn, the elder; Swiss mathematician: Letters to J. Pell: 1654-1675.: Lat.f. 50 John Pell, d ...
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Vol. DCXXXVII (ff. 342). 1832-1833.includes:ff. 2, 3, 4, 59, 61, 63 Newark, Nottinghamshire: Election Addresses of W. E. Gladstone: 1832-1846.: Hologr. drafts and printed.ff. 2-4, 59-63 Elections Parliamentary: Papers of W. E. Gladstone rel. to ..., 1832-1833
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"BEHEMOTH, or the Epitome of ye Civill Wars of England," 1640-1660; by Thomas Hobbes of Malmesbury. At the end (f. 65), in a different band, is an exposition (incomplete) of the statute "22 and 23 Car. 2di cap. 10o , An Act for the better settling of...
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includes:ff. 1-16 John Sharp, DD, Rector of St. Giles in the Fields, London; afterwards Archbishop of York: Papers relating to his threatened suspension: 1686.ff. 1-16 James II of England: Order to the Bishop of London for the suspension of Dr. S...
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Thomas Hobbes, philosopher: Examination of his philosophical opinions, by Bishop Bramhall and others: 1645, 1646.includes:ff. 1-16 John Bramhall, Archbishop of Armagh: Of liberty and necessity against some opinions of T. Hobbes: 1645.ff. 117-164 ...
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PELL PAPERS. Vol. II (ff. 212). The chief contents are:-(a) Another portion of the philosophical discourse described above (art. j). Partly Latin. ff. 1-70;-(b) 'Differentiae singulae sequentes quo pacto addendo vel minuendo et singulas precedentes...
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OLDENBURG CORRESPONDENCE Miscellaneous original letters, etc., addressed chiefly to Henry Oldenburg, Secretary to the Royal Society, by scientific men; 1665-1676. 'Re writers include:-(1) Sir Isaac Newton to Henry Oldenburg; 24-26 Oct. 1676. Latin a..., 1665-1676
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