J. Cleaveland revived poems, orations, epistles, and other of his genuine incomparable pieces never before publisht : with some other exquisite remains of the most eminent wits ... that were his contemporaries.

Books very lately Printed, and in the Presse now Printing.

THe exquisite Letters of Mr. Robert Loveday, the late admired Trans∣later of the Volumes of the ••amed Ro∣mance Cleopatra, for the perpetuating his Memory, Published by his dear Brot••er Mr. A. L.

☞ 2. The so long expected Work, the New World of English Words, or a General Dictionary, containing the Terms, Etymologies, D••finitions••, and perfect interpretations of the proper significations of hard English words, throughout the Arts and Sciences, Li∣beral; or Mechanick; as also other sub∣jects that are usefull, or appertain to the Language of our Nation; to which is added the signification of Prope•• names, Mythology, and Poetical Ficti∣ons, Historial Relations, Geographical Descriptions of the Countreys and Ci∣ties of the World; especially of these three Nations, wherein their chiefest Antiquities, Battles, and other most me∣morable Passages are mentioned: A Work very necessary for Strangers, as well as our own Countrey-men, for all

persons that would rightly understand what they discourse, write, or read. Col∣lected and published by E. P. For the greater honour of those learned Gentle∣men and Artists that have been assistant in the most Practical Sciences, their Names are prefixed before the Book.

3. The way to blisse, in three Books, being a learned Treatise of the Philo∣phers Stone, made publick by Elias Ash∣mole, Esquire.

4. Wit restored in several Select Poems, not formerly publisht by Sir Iohn Mennis, Mr. Smith, and others. An ex∣cellent Droll.

5. The Modern Assurancer, or the Clerks Directory, containing the Pra∣ctick part of the law, in the exact Forms and draughts of all manner of Presi∣dents for Bargains, and Sales, Grants, Feoffements, Bonds, Bills, Conditions, Co∣venants, Jointures, Indentures; to lead the use of Fines and Recoveries, with good Proviso's, & Covenants to stand seized, Charter parties for Ships, Leases, Relea∣ses, Surrenders, &c. And all other In∣struments and Assurances now in use, intended for all young Students and Practicers of the Law, by Iohn Hern, of Inner Temple.

Likewise, 6. Exercitatio Elleiptica Nova, or a new Ma∣thematical Contemplation on the Oval Figure, called an Eleipsis; together with the two first Books of Mydorgius his Conick; Analiz'd and made so plain, that the Doctrine of the Conical Sections may be easily understood; a Work much desired, and nver before publisht in the English tongue; by Ionas Moor, Surveyor Ge∣neral of the great Level of the Fennes.

7. Naps upon Parnassus. A sleepy Muse nipt and pincht, though not awakened. such vo∣luntary and Jovial Copies of Verses as were lately received from some of the WITS of the Universities, in a Frolick; Dedicated to Gondibert's Mistresse, by Captain Iones and o∣thers. Whereunto is added for Demonstration of the Authors prosaick Excellencies, his Epi∣stle to one of the Universities, with the answer; together with two Satyrical Characters of his own, of a Temporizer, and an Ant••quary, with Marginal Notes by a friend to the Reader.

8. The Compleat Midwife's Practice, in high and weighty Concernments of Mankind: the second Edition corrected, with a full supply of such most usefull and admirable Secrets which Mr. Nicholas Culpeper in his brief Treatise, and other English Writers in the Art of Midwifry, have hitherto wilfully passed by, kept close to themselves, or wholly omitted; by T. Chamber∣laia, M. P.

9. A Manual, or Miscelany of Meditations, Apopthegms Sentences, Precepts, Observations, Characters and Essayes, by R. R.

10. America Painted to the Life, the Histo∣ry of the Conquest, and first Original underta∣kings of the advancement of the Plantations in those parts; with an exquisite Map, by F. Gorges, Esquire.

11. The School of Physick, or the General Experimental Practice of the whole Art, so re∣duced, either into Aphorismes, or choice and tried Receipts, that the free-born Students of the three Kingdoms, may in this Method finde perfect wayes for the operation of such Medi∣cines, so Astrologically and Physically pre∣scribed, as that they may themselves be compe∣tent Judges of the cures of their Patients, by Nicholas Culpeper. To this exquisite Work, the Narrative of the Authors Life is prefixed; to∣gether with his Nativity, calculated by himself: Puplisht with the acknowledgement and appro∣bation of his Late Wife, Mistresse Alice Culpeper, the last he ever wrote.

12. The Ascents of Moses in Parallels with his late Serene Highnesse Oliver Lord Prote∣ctor now in the Pres••e.

13. J. Cleaveland Revived: Poems, Orations, Epistles, and other of his Genuine Incompara∣ble Pieces, never before p••blisht. With some other Exquisite Remains of the most eminent Wits of both the Universities, that were his Contemporaties.

FINIS.