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Poffevin (F.) quoted

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146

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Poul a famous French Partifan beat by Cavalier 2
Preffier (Mr.) a Proteftant Miffionary to Tran-
quebar
Proteftants in France barbarously used, 1 Part,
P. 44. not expelled but tortured, p. 45.
Proteftant Writers, a Mistake of theirs
Providence (a Letter against the Notion of a parti
cular) 1 Part p. 33. the Anfwer to it

R.

REAUMUR (Mr. de) his Account of
Polypufes, r Part, p. 121. his Memoirs on

Bees,
Rhenferd (Mr.) discovers a comical Blunder of
Irenæus

Richard Earl of Cornwall, the Hiftory of his Life
1 Part, p. 189. 2 Part, p. 148.

Rivinus quoted

Robert Duke of Normandy; his Hiftory,
I Part, p. 7. his Amours, p. 8. a co-
mical Account of his Journey to Jerufalem,
p. 1o. his Death, p. 18.

Rolland, the third Leader of the Camifards
Rubia Tinctorum; its Effects when mixed

with Food

Ruchat (Mr.) quoted

S

SALMASIUS quoted

Sartorius (Mr.) a Proteftant Miffionary to
Tranquebar

Schelling (Mr.) on Electricity

Scheulze (Mr.) a Proteftant Miffionary to Tran-` quebar

Seguier (Efprit) a mad Enthufiaft ·

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St. Sernin (Mr.) beat by Catinat and Cavalier 2
Servius quoted

Sibyls what we are to think of the Verfes af

cribed to them

Simon (F.) quoted, 1 Part, p. 71, 78
Simon the Magician abused

mong the Malabares

Symptoms of Death uncertain I Part, p. 126, 2P. p. 35

T

Ertullian quoted, 2 P. p. 107, 125.

TErtull

Tillemont quoted

Timber, fome Obfervations on the Strength of it 2
Tonquin, Chriftianity ruined there

Tournefort quoted

Tournemine, (F.) quoted

Tradition, uncertain even in the firft Age of

the Church

Tranquebar, Miffions there

Tremblay (Mr.) his Book on Polypufes

Tronchin (Mr.) a Letter of his on the Discovery made by Mr. Herrenfchwand

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Almalle ferves under Rolland

V Alm

Victorinus quoted, I P. p. 78,

Villars (Marthal de) fent against the Camifards, 2 P. p. 61. ends the War, p. 63. deceives Cavalier, p. 64.

Virgil's Defcription of the Sibyl

Vitringa (Campegius) quoted

Wisdom, what it is

W

Winckler, (Mr.) on Electricity
William the Conqueror; the Hiftory of his Life,
I P. p. 5. 2 P. p. 5. his Law called a
Truce, p. 15. his mild Adminiftration,
p. 16. his Death and Character, p. 17.

Winflow (Mr.) on the Uncertainty of the
Symptoms of Death, 1 P. p. 126. his
anatomical Observations,

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ZIegenbalg (Mr.) a worthy Proteftant Miffionary to Tranquebar,

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