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An Account of the Kamet of the Authors

&c. and of Plants and Fruits, thirty-three} printed at Naples,■Mid Venice, 1672, in Folio.

Ten Parts of the Hiftory of the TVeJl-Indies, with an Addition to theninth Part, in Folio.

Ten Parts of the Eaft-Indies, in Folio.

Johnftorfs Natural Hiftory of Animals with Copper-Cuts j printed atAmfterdam, 1657, in Folio.

Lacuna^ (Andrew) his Commentaries on Diafcorides, with Figures j writin Spanifh, and printed at Salamanca, 1552, in Folio.

Lemnius, (Levinus) of facred Plants \ printed at Ljotis, 1 595, in O&avo.

Lerius, ( Johannes) writ the Hiftory of Brafil firft in French, then inhating printed at Geneva, 1594.

Lhifcotus, ( John Hugh) his Itinerary and Voyage into the Eajl-Indies,belonging to the Portuguefe-j with the Annotations of Bernardus Palu-danus \ printed at the Hague, 1599, in Folio.

LobeUius, ( Matthew) his Figures of Plants and Roots j printed at Ant-werp, 1581, in a long Form, in Quarto.

His Illuftrations of Roots, together with the further Care and Diligenceof William How an Englifhman \ printed at London, 1655, in Qua Jo.

Lobellius's Obfervations and Hiftory of Plants and Roots j printed atAntwerp, 1576, in Folio.

Lonicerus, ( Adam ) this was the Herbal of Eucharius, writ in HighDutch, and afterwards publifh'd under the Name of Adam Lonicerus,with 833 Cuts about the Year 1582, at Frankfort.

Ludovicus Romanushis Voyage into the Eajl : Seven Books with theNotes of Archangelus Madriguanus and others, who have defcrib'd theNew World.

A general Hiftory of the Plants of Lyons, by Gulielmus Rovillius,1586, it is ufually call'd Dalechamp's Hiftory in French.

Malpighius, (MarceUus) his Anatomy of Plants \ printed at London, in Fol.

Marcgravius, (George) his eight Books of the Natural Hiftory of Brafil jthis Work was printed in Holland with that of ?ifo\ in the Year 1648, inFolio.

Matthiolus his Commentaries on fix Books of Diofcorides, Sic. print-ed at Venice, 1565.

Matthiolus quoted by LobeUius in the Book entitled hones Lobelia.

Matthiolus on the Venice Edition, 1565.

Mentrelius, chief Phyfician to the Elector of Brandenburgh, his Uni-uerfal Index of the Names of all the Plants in feveral Languages -, with a

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