A

TABLE

OF THE

CONTENTS

OF THE

Third VOLUME.

A

Problem refolved by the Author of the Bock

entitled, An Effay of Analysis upon Chance

games.
Page 1.

A new Thefis concerning the nourishment of

the Foetus. By M. de Juffien, P. 7:

A new Edition of Epictetus, publifhed by Hadrian Reland,

p. 12.

The Life of Charlemagne written by Eginhartus. A new

Edition,

p. 15.

A fifth Extract of the National Synods of the Reformed,

Churches of France,

p. 20.

A Defcription of the Lacus Verbanus, or Lago Maggiore,

Vol. III.

a

p. 25.

A new

A new Edition of the Annals of Bavaria written by John

Adlzreitter, and Father Brunner. With an Account

of Mr, Leibnitz's Preface prefixed to that Work, p. 25.

The Life of Pope Gregory VII. By Mr. Dithmarus, p. 27.

A Treatife concerning anonymous and pfeudonymous

Books. By Mr. Heuman,

Bibliotheque of Ecclefiaftical Writers for the XVII. Cen-

tury. By Dr. Du Pin,

P. 27.

p. 29.

P. 37.

A fixth Extract of the National Synods of the Reformed

Churches of France,

Memoirs concerning the Hiftory of Dauphine. By Prefi-

dent de Valbonnet,
P. 40.

An Effay upon the Goodness of God, the Free Will of

Man, and the Origin of Evil. By Mr, Leibnitz, p. 43.

A feventh Extract of the National Synods of the Reformed

Churches of France,

Obfervations upon two antient Monuments in Our Lady's

Abbey at Soiffons,

p. 51.

P. 53.

A Commentary upon Jofbua, the Judges, and Ruth. By

Father Calmet,
P. 54

A fecond Extract of Mr. Leibnitz's Effay upon the Good-

nefs of God, the Free Will of Man, and the Origin of

Evil,

P: 57.

A Differtation containing feveral Remarks upon the Com-

mentary of Hierocles on the Golden Verfes of Pytha-

goras,

p. 67.

A Collection of the miscellaneous Works of Octavius Fer-

rarius,

p. 68.

A fhort Account of Bishop Flecher's Letters,
p. 68.

The first Volume of Mr. Simon's Critical Bibliotheque, p.71.

An Account of the Apparitions, which a Lutheran Mini-

fter affirms to have feen,

De Divinatione Ciceronis Diatribe,

Differtations upon feveral Medals, engraved Stones, &c.

P. 81.

p: 83.

By Father Chamillart,

A Differtation concerning the Herefy of the Valentini-

ans, &c. By the Right Reverend Dr. Hooper, Lord Bi-

fhop of Bath and Wells,

p. 83.

By Mr. Strype,

The Life of Matthew Parker, Archbishop of Canterbury.

P. 85.

p. 87.

A fhort

A fhort Account of Madam Dacier's Tranflation of Ho

mer's Iliad,

p. 96.

A Letter of Dr. Deidier, containing two new Obfervati-

ons upon a complicated Catalepfy,

p. 100.

A Commentary upon the Acts of the Apoftles, and the

Epiftles to the Romans and the Hebrews. By Philip van

Limborch,

Some Obfervations upon the Winter-Cold in 1709, p. 109.

Some Obfervations upon Cray-fifh,

P. 106.

P. III

An Account of a Swedish Maid, who has lived fix years

without food, and has had of God, during that time,

Strange and fecret communications, &c.

A third Extract of Mr. Leibnitz's Effay upon the Goodnes

of God, the Free Will of Man, and the Origin of Evils

p. 112.

p. 115.

p. 123.

p. 125.

Some Conjectures and Reflexions upon the Subftance of

Fire and Light,

Some Obfervations upon the melancholy Delirium. By

Dr. de Vieuffens,

Five Differtations upon that Epiftle of Pliny the Younger,

which concerns the Chriftians; and as many upon fome

remarkable Paffages of Tertullian. By Dr. Bohmer, p.127.

Some Obfervations upon the nature, virtue and ufe of the

mineral and phyfical Waters of Souche near the City of

Dole in Franche-Comte,
p. 128.

A Letter fhewing that Caterpillars may afford Silk, p. 129.

The fourth and last Extract of Mr. Leibnitz's Effay upon

the Goodness of God, the Free Will of Man, and the Or

gin of Evil,
p. 130.

The Antiquities of Richborrough, formerly called Rutupie.

By Dr. Battely,

A new Edition of Longinus,

A Latin Translation of fome Chinese Books,

Sir John Chardin's Travels into Perfia, &c.

A fhort Account of fome antient Monuments

the Church of Notre Dame at Paris,

P. 139.

p. 141.

p. 142:

p. 144.

found in

p. 156.

A Letter upon the Opera, and other Spectacles, p. 157.

A Difcourfe concerning the Caufe of Digeftion. By

Dr. Aftruc,

p. 159.

The Antiquities of the Chriftian Church. Vol. IIId. By

Mr. Bingham,

The Life and Writings of Mr. Le Clerc,

p. 168.

P. 170.

A fhort Account of a Treatise concerning the ill use of

Critique in matters of Religion,

P. 172.

A further Account of Sir John Chardin's Travels into

Perfia, &c,

P. 174..

A Difcourfe fhewing how Secretion is performed in the

Glands of Animals,

The Letters of Francis Rabelais. The fecond Edition,

p. 185.

P. 188.

A Grammar of the Armenian Tongue, with a curious

Differtation upon that Language. By Mr. Schroder,

p. 189.

An Account of an extraordinary Disease, inscribed to

Dr. Deidier, with his thoughts upon that Disease, p. 194.

A Defcription of the Currents of the Mediterranean Sea,

The Art of Rhetorick. By Father de Colonia,

A Book concerning Temptations,

p. 199.

p. 201.

P. 202.

Principles of Philofophy neceffary for the practice of Phy-

fick. By M. Chambon,

Obfervations upon Ants,

P. 202..

p. 204.

An Oration concerning the excellency and usefulness of

the Civil Law and Hiftory, &c. By Mr. Barbeyrac,

P. 217.

p. 219,

p. 216.

The Works of Boetius Epo, Doctor of Civil Law, p. 217

A Book published at Pampeluna, in favour of Philip V.

By Father de Aranaz,

An Extract of a Differtation concerning the fuperftitious

Trials, called the Judgments of God,

The Hiftory of the Royal Academy of Sciences for the Year

1709.
P. 224.

The Lives of feveral illuftrious and learned Men, &c. re-

printed by reafon of their great scarcity, and now col-

lected into one Volume,
p. 230.

A Collection of feveral Pieces concerning the Latin ftyle

of the antient Civilians,

A general Hiftory of cafting Letters, and of Printing,

p. 231.

P. 232.

Bishop