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"Decas Epistolarum ad Jacobum Gaufridum," Achillini, Claude grandson of the preceding
"Promptuarium pathologicum Novi Testamenti," Alard, Lambert son of the preceding
Born: Alberti, Valentine professor of divinity at Leipsic
Died: Alvarez, Diego a Spanish dominican
"Christiana) Catechesis Sciographia," Ames, William a divine in the reigns of king James and Charles I. and famous for his casuistical and controversial writings (1576–1633)
"Lectiones in omnes Psalmos Davidis," Ames, William a divine in the reigns of king James and Charles I. and famous for his casuistical and controversial writings (1576–1633)
"Fasti Academici Studii Generalis Lovaniehsis," Andreas, Valerius a biographer
Died: Arcudio, Peter a Greek ecclesiastic of the isle of Corfou
"De jure Majestatis," Arnisæus, Henningus a German medical and political writer
Born: Arvieux, Laurence D' a French eastern scholar and traveller
"Epithalamion Maximiliano Boiarioe duci et Marise Austriacae," Balde, James an eminent German poet
Born: Baptist, John who was also surnamed Monnoyer
"Dessein de I'Histoire de Reims," Bergier, Nicolas
"The Isle of Man, or legal proceeding in Man-shire against sin" Bernard, Richard an English divine of the seventeenth century
Born: Berry, Sir John a naval commander
"Republics," Bertel, John in Latin Bertelius
Born: Betterton, Thomas a celebrated English actor
Born: Boileau, James one of the brothers of the preceding
Died: Bonifacio, John an eminent Italian lawyer
"Discourse of Detraction," Brathwaite, Richard whom Warton calls one of the minor pastoral poets of the reign of James I. was the second son of Thomas Brathwaite
"The Arcadian Princess, or the triumph of justice," Brathwaite, Richard whom Warton calls one of the minor pastoral poets of the reign of James I. was the second son of Thomas Brathwaite
Born: Brydal, John a law-writer and antiquary
Born: Burnet, Dr. Thomas a most ingenious and learned writer
"Cut off those workers of iniquity whose religion is rebellion, &c." Burton, Henry was born at Birsall in Yorkshire
Born: Calamy, Edmund eldest son of the preceding
"Practica rerum criminalium," Carpzovius, Benedict one of the sons of the preceding
Born: Cassini, John Dominic an eminent astronomer
"Geometria Indivisibilibus continuorum nova quadam ratione prornota," Cavalleri, Bonaventura an eminent Italian mathematician
Died: Champlain, Samuel De born in Saintonge
"Plusieurs de pieces pour servir a l'Histoire," Chatelet, Paul Hay, Lord Of a gentleman descended froman ancient family in Bretany
"Amadeida," Chiabrera, Gabrielo an Italian poet
"Delia 'ragione di stato libri tre, nel quale trattato da primi priticipii dedotto si suo prona la natura, le massime, e le specie cle' governi buoni, cattivi e mascherati," Chiaramonti, Scipio in Latin Claramontius
"He published some other works on law subjects and antiquities of the courts of chancery, the office of ambassador, &c. and some of controversy against the protestants, and one against the learned Samuel Marets, entitled ff Apologeticus adversus Samuel Maresii librum, cui titulus, Candela sub modio posita per clerum Romanum," Chokier, John Ernest De the brother of Erasmus de Surlet
"The Christian's Freedom, or the doctrine of Christian Liberty," Downham, George bishop of Derry in Ireland
"An Abstract of the Duties commanded, and sins forbidden in the Law of God," Downham, George bishop of Derry in Ireland
Died: Forbes, Patrick an eminent Scotsman
Died: Garrard, Marc a Flemish painter
"Sacred Philosophy of Holy Scripture; or a Commentary on the Creed," Gill, Alexander head master of St
Born: Goerée, William an eminent and learned bookseller
Born: Gousset, James an eminent protestant divine
Died: Gramaye, John Baptist an eminent antiquary
Born: Graverol, Francis a very eminent French antiquary and lawyer
Died: Gretser, James a learned German
Born: Hemsterhuis, Tiberius one of the most famous critics of his country
Born: Hoffman, John James professor of Greek at Bale
Born: Hooke, Robert an eminent English mathematician
Born: Huber, Ulric a native of Dockum
"Desperata causa Papatus," Jansen, Cornelius bishop of Ypres (?–1638)
"De sacra Latinitate," Inchofer, Melchior a learned German
"Archeion, or a Discourse upon the high courts of justice in England." Lambarde, William an eminent lawyer and antiquary
"Select and choice Observations concerning the first twelve Cssars," Leigh, Edward a learned theological writer of the seventeenth century
Born: Loggan, David a very useful
Born: Lomenie, Henry Lewis De, Count De Brienne was born in 1635
"The Soldier's Accidence and Grammar," Markham, Gervase an English author
Born: Mather, Increase youngest son of the preceding
Born: Mieris, Francis called Old Francis Miens
Born: Morin, Lewis a French physician and botanist
"Originum Ecclesiasticarum Apparatus," Mountagu, Richard a learned English divine
Born: Oley, Barnabas president of Clare r haH in Cambridge
Died: Oregius, Augustine a learned cardinal
"Sertum Philosophicum ex variis scientise naturaiis floribus consertum," Orsato, Sertorio a celebrated anti^ quary
Died: Pacius, Juuus an eminent lawyer and philosopher
"Christianographia, or a description of the multitudes and sundry sorts of Christians in theworld, not subject to the pope," Pagit a Puritan divine
"The Manner of deducing his Astronomical Tables out of the Tables and axioms of Philip Lansberg." Pell, John an eminent English mathematician
"Manuale Chronologicum veteris Testamenti," Philippi, Henry a learned Jesuit
Born: Piles, Roger De an ingenious Frenchman
"Quintus Curtius cum c'ommentario perpetuo, variisque iconismis aeri affabre incisis," Pitiscus, Samuel a very learned scholar and editor
"Notoe et observationes in apologiam L. Apuleii Madaurensis, philosophi Platonici," Price, John in Latin Pricæus
"Belli et Pacis statera," Puteanus, Erycius in Flemish Vander Putten
"Emblems," Quarles, Francis an English poet (?–1644)
"Mercure Frai^oise" Renaudot, Theofhrastus a physician
Born: Reyher, Samuel a German lawyer and mathematician
Died: Ringgli, Gotthard an excellent Swiss artist
"Mare Clausum," Selden, John one of the most learned men of the seventeenth century
Born: Shaw, Samuel a learned non- conformist
Died: Sibbs, Richard a learned puritan divine
Born: Stillingfleet, Edward one of the most learned prelates of the seventeenth century
Born: Sturmius, John Christopher a noted German mathematician and philosopher
Died: Tassoni, Alessandro an Italian poet of great fame
"Petrarcha redivivus integratn Poetae celeberrimi vitam iconibus aere cselatis exhibens," Tomasini, James Philip an Italian prelate and biographer
"Poems," Walton, Isaac a celebrated writer on the art of angling
Born: Wansleb, John Michael a learned German
Born: Willughby, Francis a celebrated natural historian
"Le Gemme antiche figurate di Lionardo Agostini, con le annotazioni del sig. Gio. Pietro Bellori," Agostini, Lionardo an eminent antiquary
Born: Alting, Menso probably of fche same family
"Trium orientalium Latinorum ordinum, post captam a duce Gothofredo Hierusalem, &c. notitiae et tabularia," Amico, Antonine D' of Messina
"Bibliothecae Lovaniensis primordia," Andreas, Valerius a biographer
"A system of Logic," Apaczai, John a man of singular character and learning of the seventeenth century
Died: Arnisæus, Henningus a German medical and political writer
"Cato Variegatus, or Cato's Moral Distichs varied; in verse," Baker, Sir Richard grandson of the preceding
"Hecatombe de vanitate mundi," Balde, James an eminent German poet
"Discours sur une tragedie, Herodes Infanticitla," Balzac, John Lewis Guez Dr a French writer
"De Cceli admirandis, oratio," Barlæus, Gaspard a modern Latin poet of great reputation
"Le Livre et la Theologie de Mahomet," Baudier, Michael of Langnedoc
"De Cultrivoro Prussiaco," Becker, Daniel was born at Konigsberg in 1627
Born: Besoigne, Jerome a doctor of the Sorbonne
Born: Beveridge, William a learned divine in the seventeenth century
"La France Metallique, &c." Bie, Adrian De an ingenious artist
Born: Boileau, Nicholas Despreaux an eminent French poet
"Oratio funebris in obitum Dominici Molini," Boxhorn, Mark Zuerius an eminent philologer
Born: Brancker, Thomas an eminent mathematician of the seventeenth century
"Description du jardin royale," Brosse, Guy De La physician in ordinary to Louis XIII. obtained from that king
"The several Speeches and Songs at the presentment of the Rock at Enston, to the queen's most excellent majesty," Bushel, Thomas a man once of considerable eminence for his philosophical pursuits
"The Principles of Music," Butler, Charles an ingenious writer of the seventeenth century
"Lethargy of the Soul, &c." Bythner, Victorinus an able linguist
Died: Carew, George afterwards earl of Totness (?–1629)
Died: Chatelet, Paul Hay, Lord Of a gentleman descended froman ancient family in Bretany
Born: Chevillier, Andrew a doctor and librarian of the Sorbonne
"Examen ad censuram Joannis Camilli Gloriosi in hbrum de tribus novis stellis," Chiaramonti, Scipio in Latin Claramontius
Born: Colston, Edward a person ever memorable for his benefactions and charities
Died: Cruciger, George of the same family with the preceding-
Born: Culpeper, Sir Thomas second son of sir Thomas Culpeper of Hollingbourne
"Vitae quinque Virginum Augustiniarum," Curtius, Cornelius a native of Brussels
"Elogia virorum illustrium Ord. Eremit. S. Augustini," Curtius, Cornelius a native of Brussels
Born: Eachard, John master of Catharine-hall (?–1697)
"De usu lingua? Arabicae in medicina," Elichman, John a physician of Leyden
Born: Etherege, George a celebrated wit and comic writer in the reigns of king Charles II. and king James II. is said to have been descended of an ancient family in Oxfordshire
"Clavis Mystica; a Key opening divers difficult and mysterious texts of Holy Scripture, in seventy Sermons," Featley, Daniel a learned controversial divine of the church of England
Born: Fecht, John of Brisgaw
"Epistolse et Orationes Posthumae," Fidelis, Cassandra a very learned lady
"Detectio et solida Refutatio novæ Sectæ Sennerto-Paracelsicæ," Freitag, John a learned physician
Born: Gale, Thomas celebrated for his knowledge of the Greek language and antiquities
Born: Genest, Charles Claudius a French poet of some celebrity
Born: Glanvil, Joseph a distinguished writer
Born: Graverol, John a learned protestant divine
Born: Habert, Lewis a pious and learned doctor of the society of the Sorbonne
"Treatise on Elections and Ordinations," Hallier, Francis a celebrated French bishop
"De Mirabilibus Pecci," Hobbes, Thomas an eminent English philosopher and miscellaneous writer
Died: Horstius, Gregory also a learned physician
Born: Huntington, Robert a learned English divine
Born: Hyde, Dr. Thomas a very learned writer
"Octavius," James, Richard nephew of the preceding
"Iter Lancastrense." James, Richard nephew of the preceding
Born: Janeway, James a nonconformist divine
"Causae desperaue Gisberti Voetii, adversus Spongiam Jansenii, Crisis ostensa." Jansen, Cornelius bishop of Ypres (?–1638)
Died: Jones, John a learned English Benedictine
Born: Knorr À Rosenroth à Rosenroth
"The Constitutions," Kynaston, Francis an English poet
Born: Lami, Dom. Francis a pious and learned Benedictine of the congregation of St
"De sacramentis in genere & de ven. eucharisti sacrarmnto & sacrificio," Lugo, John a Spanish Jesuit and cardinal
Died: Lynde, Sir Humphrey a learned English gentleman
Born: Mackenzie, Sir George an ingenious and learned writer
Died: Mannozzi, John called Giovanni da san Giovanni
Born: Pardies, Ignatius Gaston an ingenious French mathematician and philosopher
Born: Pays, Rene'Le sieur of Villeneuve
"Chronological Discourse," Petit, Peter a considerable mathematician and philosopher of France
Born: Pettyt, William student of the Middle Temple
Died: Philippi, Henry a learned Jesuit
"Twenty Sermons," Prideaux, John a learned English bishop
Born: Quick, John an eminent nonconformist
Born: Quinault, Philip a celebrated French poet
Born: Ramsay, Andrew Michael frequently styled the Chevalier Ramsay
Born: Ruysdaal, Jacob a celebrated landscape-painter of Holland
"Life of Montmaur," Sallengre, Albert Henry De an ingenious and laborious writer
Died: Sanctorius an ingenious physician
"A Paraphrase on the Psalms of David, and upon the Hymns dispersed throughout the Old and New Testament," Sandys, George brother of the preceding
Born: Sprat, Thomas a learned English prelate
Born: Steen, Ja.N an eminent painter
Born: Tenison, Thomas a learned and worthy prelate
"Commentaries on St. Paul's epistles," Theophylact archbishop of Achridia
Born: Thiers, John Baptist a learned doctor of the Sorbonne
Died: Verdier, Gilbert Saulnier Du one of the most prolific authors in the French series
"Elzevir" Virgil, In Latin, Publius Virgiuus Maro, the most excellent of all the ancient Roman poets
"Compendium EthicaeAristotelicae," Walæus, Anthony a very eminent Protestant divine
Born: Wetenhall, Edward a learned and pious prelate
Born: Whitehead, George an eminent person among the Quakers
"The right way to the best Religion; wherein is largely explainecUne sum and principal heads of the Gospel, in certain sermons and treatises," Williams, Griffith bishop of Ossory
Died: Winterton, Ralph an eminent Greek scholar
Born: Witsius, Herman a very learned and eminent divine of North Holland
Born: Woodfohd, Samuel a divine and poet
"Litteratnira Danica antiquissima, vulgo Gothica dicta, & de prisca Danorura Poesi," Wormius, Olaus a learned physician of Denmark
"Monumentum Trygvvaldense," Wormius, Olaus a learned physician of Denmark
"Lexicon Pentaglotton, Hebraicum, Chaldaicum, Syriacum, &c." Alabaster, William an English divine
"Christianus, hoc est, de nomine, ortu, &c. Christianorum," Alard, William son of the preceding
"De succedaneis Medicamentis," Alaymo, Mark Anthony a celebrated physician of Sicily
"Vescovi de Fiesoli di Volterra, e d'Arezzo, con l'aggiiinta di Scipione Ammirato il Giovane," Ammirato, Scipio an eminent historian
"De purgatorio igne," Arcudio, Peter a Greek ecclesiastic of the isle of Corfou
Died: Arum, Dominic Van a nobleman of Friesland
Died: Aurelio, Louis a native of La Perousa
"Meditations and Disquisitions on the Lord's Prayer," Baker, Sir Richard grandson of the preceding
"Usus Batrachomyomachix ethicus, politicus, et polemicus," Balde, James an eminent German poet
"Disquisitio iatrophysica de Aere," Baldo
"Poesie degli Accademici Fantastici di Roma," Balducci, Francis a celebrated Italian poet of the seventeenth century
"Pietas in Patrem, or a few tears upon the lamented death of his most dear and loving Father Richard Barlow, late of Langhill in Westmorland, who died December 29, 1636," Barlow, Thomas a very learned divine and bishop in the seventeenth century
"The case of Tenures upon the commission of defective titles, argued by all the judges of Ireland, with the resolution, and reasons of their resolution," Barry, James lord Santry
"Diatribac dux-, prima de partibus templi Atiguralis; altera, de mense-et die victoria? Pharsalica;," Beau, John Baptiste Le a learned French Jesuit
Died: Bettini, Mario a learned Italian Jesuit
"Character causarum Patroni," Boxhorn, Mark Zuerius an eminent philologer
Born: Brokesby, Francis was born at Stoke Golding
"Concio ad Clerum," Browne, Thomas a clergyman of the church of England in the seventeenth century
Died: Bzovius, Abraham a learned Polander
"Romulus and Tarquin; or De Principe et Tyranno," Carey, Henry earl of Monmouth
Born: Catinat, Nicholas one of the ablest generals under Louis XIV. the son of the dean of the counsellors of parliament
Born: Cave, William a very learned divine
Born: Cawton, Thomas son of the above
"Lord Burleigh's Precepts, or directions for the well-ordering and carriage of a man's life," Cecil, William lord Burleigh
"A second letter to the Vindicator of the bishop of Condom," Clagett, William eldest son of the preceding (?–1638)
Born: Clerc, Sebastian Le an eminent designer and engraver
"A Relation of the remarkable places and passages observed in his lordship's travels, &c." Crowne, John an American
"Vita S. Nicolai Tolentinatis," Curtius, Cornelius a native of Brussels
"Examen Sententiae Theoph. Bracheti Milleterii super conciliatione Controversiarum religionis," Daille, John a minister of the church of Paris
Died: Dallington, Sir Robert as Fuller informs us
Born: Delfau, Francis a French monk
Born: Edwards, John an eminent English divine and voluminous writer
"Commentarius in Tractatum Thaimudicum, qui dicitur Porta, de legibus Hebraeorum forensibus," Empereur, Constantine of Oppyck
"Hexatexium; or six Cordials to strengthen the heart of every faithful Christian against the terrors of death," Featley, Daniel a learned controversial divine of the church of England
Died: Fludd, Robert an English philosopher
"De Linguae Arabicae militate et proestantia, oratio Oxonii habita 19 Julii 1637," Greaves, John an eminent mathematician and antiquary
"Diatribe in Statii Poetce Sylvas," Gronovius, John Frederic an eminent civilian
"De pictura veterum," Junius, Francis son of the preceding
Born: Juried, Peter a French protestant divine
Born: Ken, Thomas the deprived bishop of Bath and Wells
"Cleombrotus, sive de iis qui in aquis pereunt," Lasena, Peter a learned Italian
"Comus" Lawes, Henry an English musician
Died: Lisle, William an English antiquary
"Ark, Babylon, Colonies, and Columns," Lisle, William an English antiquary
"The History of the Moderne Protestant Divines, &c. faithfully translated out of Latin," Lupton, Donald whom Granger
Born: Magalotti, Laurence a celebrated philosopher and mathematician
"Delicioe Poetarum Scotorum," Maitland, John lord of Thirlstone
"Lycidas," Milton, John the most illustrious of English poets
"Chronologic Veteris Testament! accuratum Examen," Philippi, Henry a learned Jesuit
Died: Pineda, John a learned Spaniard
Born: Pitiscus, Samuel a very learned scholar and editor
Died: Potter, Francis a learned English divine (1594–1678)
"Archaeologiae Atticae libri tres," Rous, Francis a very conspicuous racter during the republican state of England
Born: Rumph, George Everard a doctor of physic in the university of Hanau
Born: Sackville, Charles sixth earl of Dorset and Middlesex
Died: Schmidt, Erasmus an excellent Greek scholar
Born: Swammerdam, John an eminent naturalist and anatomist
"Bibliotheca Angb-Poetica," Taylor, John usually called the Water- Poet
Born: Tempesta, Peter otherwise called Molyn
Born: Tillemont, Lewis Sebastian Le Nain De whom L'Avocat prqnounces one of the most judicious and accurate critics and historians that France has produced
"Nomenclator of such tracts and sermons as hare been printed, or translated into English upon any place or book of Scripture, now to be had in Bodley's library," Verneuil, John a French refugee
"Vita B. Petri Thomce Aquitani Carmelitse," Wadding, Luke an eminent Irish Roman catholic
"Magnetis reductorium theologicum, tropologicum, in quo ejus verus usus indicatur," Ward, Samuel master of Sidney-Sussex college
Born: Wells, Samuel a nonconformist divine
"The Oil of Gladness," Whately, William an eminent puritan divine
"The poor man's Advocate," Whately, William an eminent puritan divine
"Ragguaglio di Parnasso contra poetastri e partegiani delle nazioni," Abati, Antony an Italian poet of the 17th century (1590–1667)
"L'Antica fondazione e dominio della citta di Bologna," Agucchio, John Baptista archbishop of Amasia m Natolia
"Opuscula varia" Alfarabi a very eminent Arabian philosopher of the tenth century
Died: Allen, Thomas a learned divine
Died: Alloisi, Balthazar called Galanino
Born: Arnaldo, Peter Anthony was born in 1638
"Poema de vanitate mundi," Balde, James an eminent German poet
"Ode Parthenia, sive de laudibus beatae Mariae Virginis," Balde, James an eminent German poet
"Discours politique sur l'etat des Provinces Unies," Balzac, John Lewis Guez Dr a French writer
"Remissiones doctorum ad contractus, ultimas voluntates, &c. constitutionum Lusitanarum," Barbosa, Emanuel a Portuguese lawyer
"Emblems," Baudouin, John a member of the French academy
Born: Begon, Michael born at Blois in 1638
Born: Bernard, Edward a learned critic and astronomer
Died: Besold, Christopher an eminent lawyer
"Decalculo," Beverwick, John De in Latin Beverovicius
"Apologia pro edit. Aleorani^ edita à J. Fabricio, cum testamento Mohamedis," Bibliander, Theodore an eminent Protestant divine
Died: Blaeu, William an eminent printer
Born: Bluteau, Dom Raphael a Theatine
Died: Bourdelot, John a learned French critic
Born: Boursault, Edmund a French dramatic writer and satirist
"Poemata sacra et prophana," Brandt, Gerard a learned ecclesiastical historian
"Survey of History, or a nursery for gentry; a discourse historical and poetical," Brathwaite, Richard whom Warton calls one of the minor pastoral poets of the reign of James I. was the second son of Thomas Brathwaite
"A spiritual Spicery, containing sundry sweet tractates of devotion and piety," Brathwaite, Richard whom Warton calls one of the minor pastoral poets of the reign of James I. was the second son of Thomas Brathwaite
"Treatise on the Nature of Light" Bullialdus, Ismael a celebrated astronomer and scholar
"Lingua eruditorum," Bythner, Victorinus an able linguist
"Detinitiones forenses," Carpzovius, Benedict one of the sons of the preceding
"Isaaci Casauboni Epistohp," Casaubon, Isaac a very learned critic
"A Treatise of Use and Custom," Casaubon, Meric son of the preceding
Born: Cellarius, Christopher an eminent critic and geographer
Died: Chaduc, Lewis an able antiquary
Died: Chiabrera, Gabrielo an Italian poet
"Castigatio J. Camilli Gloriosi adversus Claramontium castigata ab ipso Claramontio," Chiaramonti, Scipio in Latin Claramontius
Born: Colomies, Paul a learned French protestant
Died: Cotelerius, John Baptist of Sorbonne
Born: Covel, Dr. John a very learned English divine
Born: Dangeau, Philip De Courcillon, Marquis De brother of the preceding
Died: Davenant, Sir William a poet and dramatic writer of considerable note
Died: Diodati, John a very eminent divine
Died: Drexelius, Jeremiah a celebrated Jesuit
Died: Duval, Andrew a celebrated doctor of the Sorbonne
Died: Fabrot, Charles Annibal a very learned lawyer and scholar
Born: Fagon, Guy Crescent an eminent French physician in the reign of Louis XIV. was born at Paris
Born: Feller, Joachim a licentiate in theology
Died: Ferdinandi, Epiphanius a physician of Messagna
Died: Filesac, John was a native of Paris
"The Protestant church existent, and by whom their faith professed in all ages," Fisher, John an English Jesuit of the seventeenth century
"Philosophia Mosa'ica," Fludd, Robert an English philosopher
"Gallia Purpurata," Frizon, Peter a doctor of the Sorbonne
Born: Glass, John a Scotch clergyman
"The Man in the Moon; or, a discourse of a voyage thither;" Godwin, Francis son of the preceding
Died: Gouthier, James in Latin GuTheriusi
Born: Gregory, James the first of an eminent family of learned men in Scotland
Born: Hondius, Abraham another artist
Died: Hoskins, John an English lawyer and poet
Born: Houlieres, Antonette De La Garde Des a French poetess
Born: Hyde, Henry earl of Clarendon
"Desperatissima causa Papatus;" Jansen, Cornelius bishop of Ypres (?–1638)
"Uu Recueil de divers ouvrages de Piete," Jarry, Laurence Juillard Du a French preacher and poet
Died: Joseph a celebrated capuchin
"Logica Hamburgensis," Jungius, Joachim an eminent mathematician
"Genealogise familiarum Bellomaneriae," Imhoff, John a very famous genealogist
Died: King, Henry bishop of Chichester in the seventeenth century
"A Review of the Council of Trent, written in French by a learned Roman catholic," Langbaine, Gerahd a learned English writer
Born: Larrey, Isaac De a French historian
"Paraphrase on the Psalms," Lawes, Henry an English musician
"Istoria de Riti Hebraici vita et Osservanze de gli Hebre'i di questi Tempi;" Leo Of Modena whose proper name was R
Born: Lister, Martin an English physician and natural philosopher
"De virtiDe & sacramento pceaitentisc," Lugo, John a Spanish Jesuit and cardinal
Born: Magnol, Peter a celebrated botanist of Montpellier
Born: Malebranche, Nicolas a French philosopher
"De natura et usu Literarum," Mallinkrott, Bernard dean of the cathedral of Munster
"Romulus and Tarquin," Malvezzi, Virgil commonly called the marquis Malvezzi
Born: Marsh, Narcissus an exemplary Irish prelate
"Lucian's Dialogues," Mayne, Jasper an English poet and divine
Died: Mede, Joseph a learned -English divine
Born: Meibomius, Henry son of the former
Died: Meziriac, Claude Caspar Bachet, Sieur De a very able scholar
"I am sorry for it she was a good woman." Morel is the name of a family well known among the eminent French printers (1560–1638)
"Originum Ecclesiasticarum, Tomus Primus," Mountagu, Richard a learned English divine
Born: Nalson, John an historical writer
Born: Oudin, Casimir a learned French monk (?–1717)
Born: Pechantre, Nicolas De a French wit
"Fundamenta, seu Institutiones Medicinae," Plempius, Vopiscus Fortunatus an eminent physician
Born: Pontas, John a celebrated casuist
Born: Ruysch, Frederic a celebrated anatomist and physician
"De Usuris," Salmasius, Claude one of the most learned men of the seventeenth century
"Notae in pervigilium Veneris," Salmasius, Claude one of the most learned men of the seventeenth century
"De Lithotomia, sen Calculi vesicle sectione, Consulta.tio," Sanctorius an ingenious physician
"Marty rologiu in Gallicanum," Saussay, Andrew Du doctor of law and divinity
Born: Scott, Dr. John a learned English divine
"De successione in pontificatum Hebracorum libri duo," Selden, John one of the most learned men of the seventeenth century
Born: Shirley, Thomas son of sir Thomas Shirley
Born: Simon, Richard a French critic and divine of great learning
Born: Smith, Thomas a learned English writer and divine
"Sermon on the anniversary of the Gunpowder Treason," Taylor, Jeremy a very learned and celebrated prelate
Born: Trumbull, William an estimable and upright statesman
Born: Van-Dale, Anthony a learned writer
"Observationes et notse ad Prosperi Alpini librum de plantis Ægyptii, cum additamentis aliarum plantarum ejusdem regionis," Vesling, John an able anatomist
Born: Whitby, Daniel a learned divine
"Four Sermons," Abbot, Robert a clergyman of the Church of England
Born: Abney, Sir Thomas an eminent magistrate of the city of London (1639–1722)
Born: Alexander, Noel, In Latin Natalis a learned ecclesiastical writer of the 17th century
"Chain of Scripture Chronology, from the creation to the death of Christ, in seven periods," Allen, Thomas a non-conformist clergyman of Norwich
"Commentaria in posteriores libros codicis Justiniani," Amaia, Francis a Spanish lawyer of great reputation in his country
Born: Audran, Claude the second of this name
Born: Bacici, John Baptist Gauli surnamed the Painter
Born: Baeli, Francis a native of Milazzo in Sicily
"Definition tun Medicarum liber," Baillou, William an eminent French physician and writer
"Meditations and disquisitions on the three last Psalms of David," Baker, Sir Richard grandson of the preceding
"Meditations and disquisitions on the fiftieth Psalm," Baker, Sir Richard grandson of the preceding
"Meditations and disquisitions on the seven penitential Psalms, which are, 6, 32, 38, 51, 102, 130, 143," Baker, Sir Richard grandson of the preceding
"Oratio de victa Hispanorum regis classe," Barlæus, Gaspard a modern Latin poet of great reputation
"Pharmacopoeia e Gallico in Latinum versa a Philemone Hollando," Bauderon, Brice a French physician
Born: Bauldri, Paul surnamed D'!Berville
"The Lost Lady," Berkeley, Sir William a native of London
"De excellentia sexus Fceminei," Beverwick, John De in Latin Beverovicius
"Le Theatre des Antiquity's de Paris," Breulius, James a French antiquary
"Xenia Delphino oblata nomine collegii Rothomagensis," Briet, Philip an able French geographer
"The City Match," Bromfield, Sir William an eminent English surgeon
Born: Bruyere, John De La one of those celebrated persons whose writings attract universal admiration
"Lexicon Chaldaicum, Talmudicum et Rabbinicum," Buxtorf, John the first of a learned family
"Manipulus messis magnae, sive Grammat exemplaris," Bythner, Victorinus an able linguist
Died: Campanella, Thomas a celebrated Italian philosopher
Died: Capel, Arthur, Lord was the only son and heir of sir Henry Capel
Died: Carew, Thomas an English poet
Died: Carey, Henry earl of Monmouth
Born: Chastelain, Claude canon of the cathedral church of Paris
Born: Chaulieu, William Anfreye De was born at Fontenay in Normandy
Died: Chetwynd, John was the son of Dr
"De methodo ad doctrinam spectante, libri quatuor, &c." Chiaramonti, Scipio in Latin Claramontius
"Treatise of the Globes," Chilmead, Edward an excellent Greek and Latin scholar and mathematician
"The forerunner of universal learning," Comenius, John Amos a celebrated grammarian and protestant divine
Died: Coventry, Thomas lord keeper of the great seal of England in the reign of king Charles I. was son of Thomas Coventry
"The Character of a Trimmer," Coventry, William youngest son of the preceding
"Historia Christi et S. Petri Persice conscripta, &c." Dieu, Lewis De protestant minister of Leyden
"Rudimenta linguae Persictc," Dieu, Lewis De protestant minister of Leyden
Died: Digges, Sir Dudley eldest son of Thomas Digges
Died: Donato, Alexander a Jesuit of Sienna
Died: Dudley, Sir Robert, As He Was Called Here, And As He Was Styled Abroad Earl Of Warwick And Duke Of Northumberland was son of Robert earl of Leicester by the lady Douglas Sheffield
Born: Eggeling, John Henry a very eminent antiquary
"De termino vitae secundum mentem orientalium" Elichman, John a physician of Leyden
Born: Ellwood, Thomas a writer of some reputation among the Quakers
Born: Fabricius, John Lewis an eminent protestant divine of the seventeenth century
"Commentarios sobra las Lusiadas de Luis de Camoens," Faria De Sousa, Emanuel one of the most celebrated historians and poets of his nation in the seventeenth century
Born: Ferrier, Claude De a learned French civilian
"A Conference between bishop Laud and Fisher," Fisher, John an English Jesuit of the seventeenth century
"The Total Sum," Floyd, John an English Jesuit
"On the success and chief events of the monarchy of Spain," Gentilis, Robert son of the preceding
"Histoire de I'entree de la Reine Mere dans le Grande Bretagne, par de la Serre," Gough, Richard the Camden of the eighteenth century
"Metamorphose des Yeux d'Iris changes en Astres," Habert, Germain a French poet of the seventeenth century
Died: Hugo, Herman a learned Jesuit
Born: Hure, Charles a French divine of some eminence
"Critica Sacra, or the Hebrew words of the Old, and of the Greek of the New Testament," Leigh, Edward a learned theological writer of the seventeenth century
"De ortu et progressu artis Typographica;," Mallinkrott, Bernard dean of the cathedral of Munster
Born: Martin, David a protestant divine
"Agrippina, empress of Rome, a tragedy," May, Thomas esq. an English poet and historian
"De usu flagrorum in re medica," Meibomius is the name of several learned men
Died: Meursius, John a learned Dutchman
Born: Mignon a painter of Frankfort
Born: Montesquieu, Charles De Secondat, Baron Of a very celebrated French writer
Born: Morhof, Daniel George a very learned German
"Consideration politique sur les coups d'Etat, par G. N. P." Naudé, Gabriel a learned French writer and bibliographer
Born: Netscher, Gaspard an eminent painter
"Daei," Opits, Martin in Latin Opitius
"Angelopolis," Palafox, John De natural son of James de Palafox (1600–1659)
"Idea Matheseos," Pell, John an eminent English mathematician
Born: Pezron, Paul a learned and ingenious Frenchman
Born: Placette, John De La a protestant minister of great eminence
"Auspicia Bibliothecae publicae Lovaniensis," Puteanus, Erycius in Flemish Vander Putten
"Traité des Droits et des Libertes l'Eglise Gallicane, avec les Preuves," Puy, Peter Du a learned French historian
Born: Racine, John an illustrious French poet
"Anacreon," Rance', Dom. Armand John Le Bouthillier De the celebrated abbe and reformer of the monastery of La Trappe
"De modo usurarum," Salmasius, Claude one of the most learned men of the seventeenth century
Born: Saurin, Elias a protestant divine
"De vitae humanae termino," Schurman, Anna Maria A a most learned German lady
Born: Sedley, Sir Charles a dramatic and miscellaneous writer
Born: Spizklius, Theophilus a learned Lutheran divine
Died: Spotswood, John archbishop of St
"Dissertatio de scientia media tribus libris absoluta," Twiss, William a very learned nonconformist divine
"Periplus Scylacis Caryandensis & Anonymi Periplus Ponti Euxini, Græce & Latinæ, cum notis." Vossius, Isaac a man of great parts and learning
Died: Whately, William an eminent puritan divine
Died: Wotton, Sir Henry an Englishman


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Lifetime pension analyst Catherine O'Dowd has enjoyed notable exam success. After weeks of hard work and study, Catherine (pictured below) has passed the RO2 (Investment principles and risk) finance exam and is understandably extremely happy! All her colleagues are thrilled for her too. Well done Catherine!
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R06 exam success sees Lifetimer James complete Diploma in Regulated Financial Planning
Lifetimer James Fisher is celebrating – after being given the fantastic news that he has passed the R06 Financial Planning exam. Said a delighted James: "I'm absolutely thrilled to find out that I've passed the R06 exam and completed my Diploma in Regulated Financial Planning." To mark the memorable moment James fetched in some chocolates to share with…

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Hello weary traveler! Welcome to Fire Lizard Treasures, a site which focuses on the Pokémon collection that makes me feel like the happiest person in the world. I have collected Pokémon since 1998 and continue to actively search for items I do not have yet. The main thing that creates my drive to collect is the Pokémon video games, so many of my items correspond with various Pokémon on my teams in the games.
Feel free to ask me questions through Twitter, Livejournal PM, or visit the Contact page!
Feel free to ask me questions through Twitter, Livejournal PM, or visit the Contact page!
Incomplete website published on August 9th, 2014
-Something is on every page, but every page is definitely not complete. Most things from my main Charizard shelf are added at this point!
Thanks a bunch for visiting!
art by my good buddy Brae
This site is meant to serve as a reference for myself and a resource for information on Pokémon merchandise. All pictures are taken by myself and may be used for personal endeavors with credit to this site in the form of a link or button.


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Mary Daily, University of Glasgow arts graduate, has one of the coolest job titles around, President and Chief Marketing Officer for 20th Century Fox. She dropped by last week from LA to give a masterclass to our Media Management students.
During her talk she introduced us to the term 'snap up': using techniques to get your audience to pay attention in a crowded market place. For example, using music, effects and sound design in TV advertising to get people to look up at the big screen and away from their secondary devices.
Want to 'snap up' potential employers? Here are some insights from Mary and how this could help you when preparing for interview for marketing jobs.
Digital is revolutionising business models
"Uber are a taxi company without any cars , Airbnb is a holiday rental business with no apartments or hotels and Facebook is a content app that doesn't produce any content. Technology and in particular Apps, put the consumer in charge like never before with direct access to goods and service"
Future employers will be looking for you to have a sound understanding of digital platforms and the opportunities these offer for marketers. Have a look at what they are already doing on social media and on the web and be prepared to comment on this.
The consumer is king
"We are moving towards a more direct relationship with the consumer. In a world where consumers are time strapped like never before curation is going to be key"
Do your homework! Showing you have an understanding of their main target audience will impress and show you have researched what the company stands for.
Innovation and shift thinking
"We have to look beyond today and consider what the behaviours and delivery platforms of tomorrow will be e.g. Self-driving cars provide an opportunity. People will want entertainment on long journeys or on their way to work"
Come prepared with ideas. Marketing positions involve creativity and employers will be looking for candidates that can help their organisation evolve.
Thank you Mary for this amazing insight!
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Saturday, March 15, 2008
Happy Summer.!!
All year around the most hot spot in town is of course..the beach..
I used different companies this time. The kids, fence, birds flying and clouds are "Magnolia's", the beautiful sun and the little castle are "High Hopes" and the bird with the shells are "My Favorite Things". I added a little charms and the sentiment is "Gina K Designs". And of course... a lot of stickles.. ;)
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- Nikki Fairbairn said...
Your cards are amazing. This is one of the best blogs I have seen! Would it be ok if I put a link on my blog to yours? Nikki x
- March 15, 2008 at 1:50 PM
- Andrea, said...
Another fabulous piece of artwork
- March 15, 2008 at 2:12 PM
- Marlene said...
Supercute card!! thanks for joining in the challenge :)
Marlene x
- March 15, 2008 at 3:54 PM
- Sandy said...
Oh my godness what a pretty creation. Awesome. You are great artist.
- March 15, 2008 at 4:30 PM
- Deb said...
Gorgeous Lim, how lucky are you to have hot winters! Love your card!
- March 15, 2008 at 5:00 PM
- Bastelkueken`s Kreative Welt aus Alsdorf said...
a pretty and sweet creation - wonderful
- March 16, 2008 at 5:02 AM
- Nixe-Moni said...
wow what a great and wonderful card. looks so fantastic.
all your works are so great!!!!
greetings from germany
- March 16, 2008 at 5:15 AM
- Shary said...
Lovely wish I was there!
- March 16, 2008 at 8:29 AM
- Zimtschnecke said...
Such a cute scene card! I love your card! Fantastic work!
- March 16, 2008 at 12:46 PM
- Erin said...
Love this! I can't get enough of your creations.
- March 16, 2008 at 10:52 PM
- Jilli said...
Absolutely gorgeous
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- Camilla said...
Wow! Another one with such beautiful scene!! Love it:)
- March 19, 2008 at 7:37 AM
- Anja's weblog said...
What a beautiful cards you make, amazing:))
Love this one! (And all your other cards)
- March 23, 2008 at 3:26 PM


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The Art of Meditation seven day Foundation Retreat (Level 1)
This is Burgs' signature retreat that people return to time and time again, year after year. It is designed to be a full spectrum immersion course into the discipline, technique and energetics of meditative practice.
There is so much content offered in this one programme. Burgs introduces different threads to the main body of work each time he runs this retreat. So it serves as both an introduction to meditation for new practitioners whilst simultaneously providing the opportunity for more seasoned meditators to develop their practice.
Our aim is to offer the new student a comprehensive introduction to meditation, that they might establish a stable foundation in meditation that will support a continued practice at home, whilst providing a deeply healing and supportive experience during the retreat itself.
Many who come for the first time see this is as a beginner's meditation retreat. But there are also those who attend with a lot of meditation experience. With the teacher present, Burgs is able to not only respond to the varying needs of each group, but also give specific guidance to individuals where appropriate.
Price: £330 – £380 shared room and board.
Limited Single rooms available on request.
Concessionary places available upon request.
Teachings are offered on donation.
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The Indian Ocean Tourism Organization (IOTO) shared millenium vision is that every country around the Indian Ocean Rim will optimise its tourism potential in a sustainable manner to gehe benefit of all its people. Within this shared vision IOTO's mission is to enhance and add value to the tourism initiatives of its membership base, particulary with regard to intra and interregional marketing and strategic issues of common interest and mutual benefit to stakeholders in the region - thereby contributing to the enhancement of co-operation and sustainable tourism development. IOTO appreciates the fact that every destination has its own unique tourism products, immage (branding), strategies and structure. IOTO will therefore at all time strive to complement and to enhance destination-specific and private sector initiatives.
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I had the honor of meeting human rights activist and former slave Simon Deng earlier this month in New York. Today this amazing man takes on warped Elder Desmond Tutu for his outrageous attacks on Israel.
The Hudson Institute reported:
Late last month, I went to hear Bishop Desmond Tutu speak at Boston's Old South Church at a conference on 'Israel Apartheid.'
Tutu is a well respected man of G-d. He brought reconciliation between blacks and whites in South Africa. That he would lead a conference that damns the Jewish State is very disturbing to me.
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The State of Israel is not an apartheid state. I know because I write this from Jerusalem where I have seen Arab mothers peacefully strolling with their families — even though I also drove on Israeli roads protected by walls and fences from Arab bullets and stones. I know Arabs go to Israeli schools, and get the best medical care in the world. I know they vote and have elected representatives to the Israeli Parliament. I see street signs in Arabic, an official language here.
None of this was true for blacks under Apartheid in Tutu's South Africa. I also know countries that do deserve the apartheid label: My country, Sudan, is on the top of the list, but so are Iran, Saudi Arabia and Egypt. What has happened to my people in Sudan is a thousand times worse than Apartheid in South Africa. And no matter how the Palestinians suffer, they suffer nothing compared to my people. Nothing. And most of the suffering is the fault of their leaders.
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Bishop Tutu, I see black Jews walking down the street here in Jerusalem. Black like us, free and proud.
Tutu said Israeli checkpoints are a nightmare. But checkpoints are there because Palestinians are sent into Israel to blow up and kill innocent women and children.
Tutu wants checkpoints removed. Do you not have doors in your home, Bishop? Does that make your house an apartheid house? If someone, Heaven forbid, tried to enter with a bomb, we would want you to have security people 'humiliating' your guests with searches, and we would not call you racist for doing so. We all go through checkpoints at every airport. Are the airlines being racist? No.
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Yes, the Palestinians are inconvenienced at checkpoints. But why, Bishop Tutu, do you care more about that inconvenience than about Jewish lives?
There's more at The Hudson Institute.
Hat Tip Banafsheh


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President of the Parliament of Montenegro Mr Ivan Brajović is paying an official visit to Hungary, upon the invitation by Speaker of the Hungarian National Assembly Mr László Kövér.
Presidents Brajović and Kövér signed the Framework Partnership Agreement, which will enable more intensive and effective cooperation of the two parliaments. The Agreement, inter alia, envisages more concrete support of the Hungarian Parliament to the Montenegrin, with the aim of strengthening administrative and other capacities in the European integration process
Based on the Framework Agreement, secretaries general of the two parliaments signed the Cooperation Agreement of Parliamentary Services, which envisages the exchange of experiences with the aim of additional improvement of transparency, strengthening of parliamentary control, preparation for the establishment of e-parliament and support to research activities.
- Strengthening of our parliamentary cooperation is very important for Mr Kövér and me, and we have provided the crucial base for its continuation by signing these two agreements today. I am grateful that Hungary acts as a true friend of Montenegro. I absolutely believe in great future, European future, of both Montenegro and Hungary - President Brajović said among other things.
- Montenegro is Hungarian prominent partner in the Western Balkans region, and I would like to emphasise that we are the second EU member state regarding investments in Montenegro. Our trade relations are also developing and I can say that they are on the rise, so we hope that we will be able to contribute to economic development of Montenegro in the future as well, first of all when it comes to its infrastructural development. We pay our respect to Montenegro's results with regard to its NATO membership, and results that the country has made regarding the European integration. On this path Hungary strives to help Montenegro both in political sense and with regard to diplomatic cooperation by sharing its experiences concerning European road, and we think that Montenegro's admittance to the EU remains only a matter of good intentions. We think that 2025, as a year set for Montenegro's membership, is way too distant deadline. We are looking at the European elections, to be held in two weeks, with high expectations and we hope that the EU will experience changes which would accelerate the enlargement process, and revive the process itself, resulting in the most recent full membership of Montenegro in the EU. These two cooperation agreements that we have previously signed witness to this, and will make our efforts to achieve cooperation not only at the level of heads of parliaments but also at the level of our committees and staff - Speaker Kövér said.
During the visit, the President of the Parliament of Montenegro also spoke with President of Hungary Mr János Áder, informing him about current political developments in Montenegro, its progress regarding European integration process and the country's expectations.
With gratitude for Hungary's strong support to Montenegro's membership of NATO and its European future, President Brajović assessed that the two friendly countries were devoted to further development of partner cooperation in the field of economy, with significant potentials for further improvement of interstate ties in this area.
Praising the progress that Montenegro has made in all fields, President Áder stressed that Hungarian attitude towards Montenegrin accession process to the European Union remains unchanged. Montenegro can always count on all necessary help and support. Stability of the Western Balkans is needed for the EU stability, that's why it is necessary to have clear enlargement strategy for the WB states.
President Brajović also met Deputy Speaker of the Hungarian National Assembly Mr István Jakab and Chair of Hungary-Montenegro parliamentary friendship group Mr Ádám Steinmetz.
In the continuation of the visit, President Brajović will meet Deputy Speaker for Legislation Mr Csaba Hende, Chair of the Committee on European Affairs Mr Richárd Hörcsik and representatives of nine non-resident embassies covering Montenegro from Budapest.
Press statements by President of the Parliament of Montenegro Mr Ivan Brajović and Speaker of the Hungarian National Assembly Mr László Kövér
Press statement by President Ivan Brajović
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Time: May 2, 2018 from 5:30pm to 9pm
Location: Delray Beach Historical Society
Event Type: fundraiser
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5/2 - The Delray Beach Historical Society Presents "Spring Harvest" Farmer Showcase & 5-Course Food/Wine Pairing at 3 NE 1st St. Elegant food/wine-pairing brings together local farm families and Delray's finest chefs with certified sommelier. Champagne Reception and Farmer Showcase on the north lawn opens the evening, features local produce farmers, dairies, micro green farmers, beekeepers, specialty farms, green space advocates. Guests meet/mingle with the farmers, fill up their market bags, enjoy the first course. 4-course food/wine pairing in the courtyard under the Royal Poinciana Tree follows. Parking available at Old School Square Parking Garage. 5:30-9 pm. $200. Call for tickets: 274-9578; delraybeachhistory.org
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