ART. I. Travels or Obfervations relating to feveral Parts of Barbary and the Levant ART. II. The Chriftian Sacrifice explained. Art. III. Letters concerning the Religion effential to Man. Art. IV. An Inquiry into the Religion of Seneca the Philofopher. ART. V. Philofophical Tranfactions, Numb. 4433 for the Month of October, 1736. ART. VI. Dr. Pemberton's Demonftration of his Cenfure on the fecond of the two Propofitions that were published in the Hiftory of the Works of the Learned for April laft. ART. VII. An anonymous Letter tending to explode Mrs. Stephens'sMedicines. ART.VIII.SeventeenSermons on importentSubjects. ART.IX. A fecond Letter to Dr.Hartley concerning Mrs.Stephens's Medicines.---ART. X. A Continuation of Dr. Shaw's Travels. ART. XI. A Differtation on the Structure and Motion of the Mufcles. ART. XII. A Letter to the Author of the Hift. of the Works of the Learned.). ART. XIII. Obfervations upon Dr. Pemberton's Demonftration published in the Hift. of the Works of the Learned for July laft. ART. XIV. An Abftract of fome Experiments of Mrs. Stephens's Medicines. ART.XV. A Continuation of the Abbe Baniers's Mythology. ART. XVI. A Letter to the Author of the Hift. of the Works of the Learned.--- ART. XVII. Remarks upon Eneas's facrificing the Captives to the Manes of Pallas, in Virgil, ART. XVIII. Stereography; or a compleat Body of Perspective in all its Branches. ART. XIX. Some Thoughts of the Nature of future Punishments. ART. XX. Dr. Pemberton's Reply to the Obfervations that were published in the Hift. of the Works of the Learned for August last. ART. XXI. An Expofition of the Apoftle's Creed. ART. XXII. The Elements of Sir Ifaac Newton's Philofophy. ART. XXIII, A Letter to the Author of the Hift. of the Works of the I earned. ART. XXIV. A new and compendious Syftem of Practical Arithmetick. ART. XXV. A Treatise of Algebra. ART. XXVI. An Advertisement from Paris. - ART. XXVII. A Letter to the Author of the Hift. of the Works of the Learned. ART. XXVIII. The Figure of the Earth, determined from Obfervations made by Order of the French King, at the Polar Circle. ART. XXIX. Obfervations upon Dr. Pemberton's Reply published in the Hift. of the Works of the Learned for September. ART XXX. An Examination concerning the Sun's Parallax. ART. XXXI. A Treatife on the Operations of Surgery. ART. XXXII. An Account of Perfons who have taken Mrs. Stephens's Medicines for the Stone. ART.XXXIII. A Letter to the Author of the Hift. of the Works of the Learned. ART. XXXIV. Letters concerning the Religion effential to Man, &c. ART. XXXV. The Chronology of the Sacred Hiftory, &c. ART. XXXVI. A brief Hiftory of the Rife and Progrefs of Anabaptifm in England. --ART.XXXVII.Remarks on feveral Parts of Europe, relating chiefly to their Antiquities and Hiftory. Collected on the Spot, in feveral Tours fince the Year 1723. By John Breval, &c. ART. XXXVIII. A complete Hiftory of the feveral Tranflations of the Holy Bible and New Teftament into English, &c. By John Lewis, A. M. ART.XXXIX. Dr. Pemberton's Anfwer to the Obfervations published in the Hift. of the Works of the Learned for laft Month. ART. XL. A further Account of thofe who have taken Mrs. Stephens's Medicines. ART.XLI. The Pope's Bull against the Free Mafons, Latin and Englith, 1738. ART. XLII. An Advertisement from Rome. ART.XLIII. Books lately imported. CONTENTS of this MONTH. 181 ART. XLIV. The Divine Authority of the Old and New Teftament afferted, &c. By John Leland, M. A. ART. XLV. Obfervations on Dr. Pemberton's Anfwer publifhed in the Hift. of the Works of the Learned for November. By the Author of the ART. XLVI. To the Author of the Hift. of the mer Obfervations. of the Learned. ART. XLVII. To the Author of the Hift. of the Works of the Learned. ART. XLVIII. A Continuation of Mr, Breval's Travels, &c. |