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A Theorico-Practical, Miscellaneous, and Succinct Treatise of the Plague. Shewing its Nature, Signs, Causes, Prevention and Cure "A Theory of the Variation of the Potential required to maintain a Current in a Gas" A Theory of the Winds, shewing by a New Hypothesis, the Physical Causes of all Winds in General: with the Solution of all the Variety and Phaenomena thereof, as it was read to the Royal Society "A Thirteenth-Century Medical Case History in Minatures" "A Thorough Description of an Extraordinary New Star which First Appeared in October of this Year, 1604" A Thousand and One Interesting Subjects ... (sic) "A Three Hundredth Birthday" "A Timber Measuring Instrument of the Early Nineteenth Century" "A Time-Signal Receiver" A Topographical and Historical Description of the University and City of Oxford, with Views of Churches, Colleges, Halls, and other Public Edifices, and the Most Remarkable Remains of Ancient Buildings, in the Vicinity of Oxford; to which is added, Correc A Torsion Ergometer, or Work-measuring Machine "A translation of John Dee's "Monas hieroglyphica" (Antwerp, 1564)" A Translation of Scherffer's Treatise on the Emendation of Dioptical Telescopes A Translation of Scherffer's Treatise on the Emendation of Dioptrical Telescopes A Treasure for English Men, containing the Anatomie of mans bodie A Treasury of American Clocks A Treatise concerning the Plague and the Pox, Discovering as well the meanes how to preserve from the danger of these infectious Contagions, as also how to cure those which are infected with either of them A Treatise containing The Description and Use Of a [New and] Curious Quadrant, Made and Finished By the Masterly Hand of that Excellent Mechanic, John Rowley; For Taking of Altitudes, And for Solving various Mathematical Problems in Geometry, Navigation, : 2 entries A Treatise describing the Construction, and explaining the Use, of New Celestial and Terrestrial Globes. Designed to illustrate, in the most Easy and Natural Manner, the Phoenomena of the Earth and Heavens, and to shew the Correspondence of the Two Sphere A Treatise Of Algebra, Both Historical and Practical. Shewing, The Original, Progress, and Advancement thereof, from time to time; and by what Steps it hath attained to the Heighth at which now it is. With some Additional Treatises, I. Of the Cono-Cuneus;
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