Hiftory (Roman) an Abridgment of it to be
printed,
Homer and Virgil, remarks upon those two Poets,

393

119

Horace, a French translation of one of his Odes,

422

Hubert (Father), an inftance of his great hu-
mility,
Hugo Cardinalis, a paffage relating to him, 334

I.

151

EWS of Metz obtain a favour of a Marefchal

JEH

416

of France,
Infcription (Antient) in the Abbey-Church of
Ambronay,

Hoppe, obfervations upon that Town,

Ile of Grande, its defcription,

449

272

53

Italian Tongue, The modern way of writing well
in Italian,

358
an account of an Italian Dictionary, which
is an abridgment of the Dictionary del-
la Crufca,

359

-an Italian and English Dictionary, by Mr.
Altieri,
389
Judgments of the Learned about the chief Works
of Authors, by Adrian Baillet. A new Editi-
on corrected and enlarged by Mr. De la Mon-
noye,

321

Letter of Father Pouget about the conversion of
Mr. De la Fontaine,

t

179

Letters of Father Le Courayer to thofe Paris-Je-
fuits, who publifh the Memoirs of Trevoux,

194--210

Letters to a French Proteftant about the King's De-
claration concerning Religion, given at Versailles,

May 14. 1724.

Letters (Curious) upon feveral fubjects,

ficum. A new Edition,

283

415

Liber Pontificalis, feu de geftis Romanorum Ponti-

303

Lithotomy, an hiftorical Account of the feveral
methods of that operation, t

407

-the method of Frere Jacques practiced in
London,

Livy, his character,

414

8

was not a credulous and fuperftitious man,

Lizards, their eggs,

9

293

London (The Lord Bishop of) his Directions for
the finging of Pfalms,

232

M.

M

Abillon (Father) an account of his Jour-
ney into Burgundy,

446
Macrinus, the reign of that Emperor, 354
Mad people faid to be cured by the interceffion of
St. Berta,
Maittaire (Mr.) his Edition of Anacreon, 253
Maizeaux (Mr. Des) the life of Mr. Chilling-

worth,

45I

33

Malverne (Great), the Antiquities of the Priory
of that town,

73

-a defcription of the fine paintings upon the
windows of the Church,

74

Manu-

Manufcripts in St. Benignus's Library at Dijon,.
and in private Libraries of that City,

-in the Abbey of Cluny,

in the Abbey of Murbach,

447

449

451.

65.

Marc XII. 4. κακεῖνον—ἐκεφαλαίωσαν. A criticifn

upon those words,

Mariana's Hiftory of Spain, the feveral Editions
of that Work,

Mary, Queen of Scots, her Life,

151

45

-fome particulars concerning Queen Eliza-
beth in relation to the death of Mary, 47
Mathematics, Mathematical Lectures necessary to
understand the principles of natural Philofophy,

39

A new Courfe of Mathematics by Mr. Belidor,

259
Matt. II. 1. there came wife men from the
Eaft to Jerufalem. Thofe wife men were not
Heathens, but public Ambaffadors from the
exiled Jews,
62--64

VI. 22. Give us this day τὸν ἄρτον ἡμῶν τὸν ἐπιε
orov. A critical remark upon this laft word,

64

-XXIV. 18. Neither let him which is in the
fields, return back to take his cloaths: explain-
ed,
Medals. A Differtation upon a Medal of Gal-
lienus, and another of Poftumus the Father,

65

347

384

A Differtation upon a Medal of Herennia
Etrufcilla,
Obfervations upon the Medals of the Kings
of Parthia,

405, 406

Men (Learned) who make an ill ufe of their

knowledge, cenfured,

421

Mind (Human) wants to be conftantly fed, 421

1

Miracle faid to have been wrought at Paris, 314
Modefty is the effential character of a folid man,
4.20
Monfter, Defcription of a Sea-monfter, faid to
have been seen this year,
Mothe (La) le Vayer, a Sceptic,

393

327

N..

N

312

Avagero, what facrifice he made every year
to Catullus,
Nicolas (St.) a Prayer addreffed to that Saint by
the Ruffian Clergy,

382

Nile, obfervations upon the caufe of the over-
flowing of that River,
Nitar, a Jefuit, by what means he was raifed,

270

420

Novatian, a new Edition of his Works, by
Mr. Welchman,

122

A

Rdinations of the Church of England.
Book of Father Le Quien against their

validity,

Ovid, his character,

P.

221

254

Acuvius, his character,

249

Painting, Hiftory of antient Painting, 341
-Remarks upon that Painting,

24.6

Paris, a Description of that City by Mr. Brice,

Parr, a long Liver,

155

50

Paffy, a Treatife of the mineral waters lately
discovered in that Village near Paris,

339

Peru

Peru, an unpleasant country,

55

Peter (St.) a Differtation upon his second Epistle
by Dr. Sherlock Dean of Chichester,
Phenomenon feen in America by Father Feuillee,

23

290

Philofophers, An Abridgment of the Lives of the
antient Philofophers, afcribed to the late M. De
Fenelon Archbishop of Cambray,

4.29

Photius's Bibliotheque, an obfervation upon the
Latin tranflation of that Work,

Phyficians, reflexions concerning the language

they ought to write in,

-how they fhould write,

Plant, called Avilla, its admirable virtue,

Plato, an Account of his Life,

404

76

77

293

4.29

Pliny, remarks upon the Manufcripts of his Na-

tural Hiftory,

Plutarch, his character,

-a remark upon him,

.242

13

-419

II

144--146

156

Polybius, his character,

Pox (fmall), Observations upon it,
Prælectiones Ecclefiaftica to be printed,
Prophecies, The use and intent of Prophecy, &c.
by Dr. Sherlock, Dean of Chichester,

22

Obfervations upon the Prophecies quoted in
the New Teftament, by Mr. Sykes, 83-103
-Double Completion of Prophecies rejected,

90, 91

Pyramids of Egypt, obfervations upon them,

Q

Q

267

Ueen, the Figure of a Queen, one of whofe
feet is like that of a Goofe,

447

Quien (Father Le) his Book against the validity
of the Ordinations of the Church of England,