Quoted in ibisWO JJ^X-
fmali one of the fcarceft Plants, and forae Figures cut in Copper ; printedat Berlin, 1682, in Folio.
Mefue's Works of the Choice of cathartick or purging Medicines, withthe Corre&ion and Ufe of the two Books, whereof the Firft are the ge-neral Canons, and the Second treats of Simples j printed at Venice, 1623,in Folio.
Monard, (Nicholas) a Phyfician of 'Seville, his Hiftory of Ample Medi-cines brought from America :, writ firft in Spanifi y then done into Latinby Chtfms, and afterwards tranflated into French by Antony Colin, Apo-thecary at Lyons : This Work was printed with that of Gar&ias ab Kor-to and Accfla, in the Year 1619, in Otlavo.
Morifon's Univerfal Hiftory of Plants •, the fecond Part by Robert Mo-rifon Botanick Profeffbr at Oxford •, printed there, 1680, in Folio.
The Hortus Regius Blefenjis enlarged by Robert Morifon j printed atLondon, 1669, ill Octavo.
Morifon's Botanick Preludes.
Morifon's New Defcription, or ranging of umbelliferous Plants \ printedat Oxford, 1672, in Folio.
Nehemiah Grevp's New Anatomy of Plants •, printed at London, inFolio.
meander's Treacle and Alexipharmacks, with the Greek Readings, orScholia of an uncertain Author •, printed at Venice, 1523, in Quarto.
An Edition of the fame Author with the Greek and Latin Readings ofGorr&us , printed at Paris, 1557, in Quarto.
Oviedus Confalvus Ferdinandus his General Hiftory of the Wefl-Indies :This Work has been turn'd into French by Mr. Duret, in OElavo.
Paludanus Bemardtts's Notes on the Indian Hiftory of Linfcotius, withthe Addition of Indexes, 6cc.
Paul Hermans Prodromus of the Batavian Paradife ^ printed at Amfter~dam, in OBavo.
Parkinfon's Terrejlrial Paradife, in which is contain'd a Hiftory of allFlowers, Fruit-Trees, <&c. that are cultivated in Gardens or Orchards jprinted at London, 1629, in Folio.
Parkmfons Theatrum Botanicum j printed at London, 1640, in Folio.
Petrus Pena : See Adverfariorwn Opus.
Paulus Renealmus Blefenjis his Specimen of the Hiftory of Plants, withCopper Cuts', printed at Paris, 1611, in Quarto.
Philip Pigafstta's Hiftory of the Kingdom of Congo, <3cc.
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