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Bibliotheca Britannica; or, a general index to British and foreign literature / By Robert Watt.

  • Robert Watt
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1824
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    A84 5 HENT HENISCHIUS, Grore., Bartfeldensis Med. et Mathemat. Augus- tanus.——Enchiridion Medicine. Bas. 1573, 8vo.—Tabulw Institutionum Astropomicarum. Aug. Vind. 1575, 4to.-—Institutionum Dialecticarum, libri 7, et Repetitionum, libri 2. Aug. 1590, 8vo.—De Numeratione Mul- tiplici, Vetere et Recenti. Aug. Vind. 1605, 8vo.—De Asse et Partibus ejus, Aug. Vind. 1606, 8vo.—Comm. in Spheram Procli: item, Com- putus Kcclesiasticus, cum Calendario Triplici et Prognostico Tempestatum ex Ortu et Occasu Stellarum. Aug. Vind, 1609, 4to.—Arithmetica Per- fecta et Demonstrata, Aug. Vind. 1609, 4to.—Thesaurus Lingua, et eSapientiz Germanice. Aug. Vind. 1616, fol. _ HENLEY, Jouy, M. A., Rector of Chelmondiston, Suffolk ; better known by the appellation of Ornaror Henny, was born. in Leicestershire, 1692; died 1756.—Complete Linguist ; or, a Universal Grammar of all the considerable Tongues in being. Lond. 1719-21, 2 vols. 8vo.—A Fu- neral Oration, Sacred to the Memory of John Duke of Marlborough. Lond. 1722, 8vo.—The Primitive Liturgy, for the use of the Oratory. Lond. 1726, 8vo.—The Appeal of the Oratory to the first Ages of Chris- tianity. Lond. 1727, 8vo.—Letters and Advertisements, concerning Mr. Whiston. Lond. 1727, 8vo.—Speaking and Action; a Sermon on 1 Sam. gill. 1. Camb. 1727, 8vo.— Defence of Oratory; an Academical Disquisi- tion, on 2 Cor. vi. 8, 9. 1728, 8vo.—The Butcher’s Lecture, on Ps. viii. 6. 1729, 8vo.—A Sermon on Job xviii. 14. 1729, 8vo,—Theological Lecture on Luke xix. 22. 1729, 8vo.—Pangs of Expiring Penitents, on Heb. xii. 7. 1729, 8vo.—Heaven. of Heavens, on Rey. xxi, 10, 11. 1729, 8vo.— Advantages of Divine Revelation, on Col. iv. 14. 1729, 8vo. —Oratory Transactions. No. 1. Lond. 1728, 8vo. Nos. 2,4, 5. Lond. 1729, 8vo.— Translation of Pliny’s Epistles.—Esther; a Poem.—Transla- tion of Montfaucon’s Italian Travels. Fol.—The Hyp Doctor; a Weekly Paper, —A Sermon on | Kings xviii, 24. 1730, 8vo.—Homily on Acts ii. d42.—On 2 Tim. i. 13. 1751, 8vo.— Reformation of Manners, on Gene- sis xviii. 19. 1732, 8vo.—A Sermon on Acts xxiv. 25. 1753, 8vo.—A Vindication of the University of Oxford; in 2 Discourses on 1 Pet. ii. 12, and Isai. vii. 4to. Moral Philosophy in the Williamsburg College, Virginia.—Charity Ser- mon for support of the College, on Heb. xiii. 16. 1771, 4to.—3 Sermons. 1772, 8vo.—The Distinct Claims of Government and Religion considered ; a Sermon. Lond. 1772, 4to. 1s.—Anniversary of the Founder of the College, on Jer. xiv. 3, 1776, 4to.—Dissertation on the Controverted Pas- esages of St. Peter and St. Jude, concerning the Angels that sinned, Lond. 1778, 8vo. 2s.—History of Caleph Vathek. From an unpublished MS., by William Beckford, Esq. With Notes. 1786, 8vo.—Observations on the 4th Eclogue; the Allegory in the 3d Georgic, and the design of the Eneid of Virgil. Lond. 1788, 8vo. 2s. 6d.—Essay toward a New Edi- tion of the Elegies of Tibullus. With a Translation and Notes. 1792, 8vo.— Explanation of the Inscription on a Brick, from the Scite of Ancient Babylon. Archzol. vol. xiv. 205. 1803. HENLEY, Tuomas.—Account of a Male Child taken out of the left Fallopian Tube, after the Mocther’s Death. Exon. 1715, 12mo. . HENLEY, Zacu. Atunur.—Considerations on the best Mode of im- proving the present imperfect State of the Navigation of the River Thames, rom Richmond to Staines, Lond. 1805, 8vo. 2s. HENLY, Wirt1iam, F. R. S.—Account of a New Electrometer. Phil. Trans. 1772. Abr. xiii, $23.—Experiments concerning the different Efficacy of Pointed and Blunted Rods, in securing Buildings against the stroke of Lightning. Ib. 1774..512.—-An Account of some New Expe- riments in Electricity. Ib. 551.—A Machine for exhibiting Perpetual Motion. Ib. 1776. Abr, xiv. 97.— Observations and Experiments in Elec- tricity. Ib. 1777. 130.—QObservations and Experiments tending to confirm Dr. Ingenhousz Theory of the Electrophorus; and to shew the Imper- meability of Glass to Electric Fluid. Ib. 1778. 473. HENNEN, Joun.—Observations on some important Points in the Practice of Military Surgery ; and in the Arrangement and Police of Hos- pitals. Edin, 1818, 8vo. HENNEPIN, Louis, Missionary. — Voyage de l’ Amerique Septentrio- nale. Utrecht, 1697, 8vo.—Morale Practique du Jansenisme, &c. Utrecht, 1698, 8vo.—A New Discovery of a vast Country in America, extending near 4000 miles, between N. France and N. Mexico; with a Continuation, giving an Account of the Attempts of the Sieur de la Salle, upon the Mines of St. Barbe, &c. Lond. 1699, 8vo. In French. Paris, 1683, 8vo. HENNEQUIN, Jean, Champenois.—Le Guidon des Financiers. Par. 1585, 8vo, Par. 1593, 8vo. Avec les Annotations de V. Gelei. Par. 1605, 8vo,—Notz ad Accursium, Libris Digestorum, Codicis, Novel- _ larum, Institutionum et Feudorum respondentes. Ven. 1606. Fortification de Campagne, et la Portée des Bombes; avec un Plan d’In- struction pour les Officiers. Utrecht, 1795, 8vo. HENNIKER, Masor Joun, Lorn, M. P., F. R. and A. SS.—A Let- ter to George, Earl of Leicester, 1788, 8vo.—Two Letters on the Origin, i; Antiquity, and History of Norman Tiles, stained with armorial bearings. Lond. 1794, 8vo, 4s.—Account of Bicknacre Priory, in Essex. Archeol. 1794, yol. xi. 255, pat HENNING, Grorcz, M. D.—A Critical Inquiry into the Pathology ef Scrofulas. 1815, 8vo, 10s. 6d. . ‘ HENNINGES, Jerome, a learned and laborious Historian of the 16th century, was a native of Germany. His publications are,— Genealogiee HENR 484 7 Imperatorum, Regum, Principum, Electorum, &c. | Tabellis comprense &e. Ulyss. 1588, folk—Genealogie Familiarum Saxonicarum. Hamb. 1590, 1596, fol. These two last Works are sometimes bound together.— complectens. Magdeburgh, 1598, 7 vols. in 4, fol. seldom found complete. HENNINGIUS, Josan.—Trichologia. 12mo. HENNINGIUS, Marc.—Hist. de Regno China. Franc. 1589, 8vo. HENNINGS, Avcusr.—Geschichte des Carnatiks in ceziehung auf das Tanjourische gebiet und der Danischen Colonie. Hamb. 1785, 8vo. HENNINGUS, Satomon, Vinariensis.—Chronicon Livonie et Cur- landiz, Germanice. Lips. 1594. k. HENNINIUS, Hen. Curistianus, M. D.—Eaanucmis i¢Sdidog, seu Dissertatio Grecam Linguam non esse Pronunciandam secundum Accen- tum. Traj. ad Rhen. | 684, 8vo. - HENON, Professor of the Veterinary College at Lyons, &c., publish- ed the following Work in conjunction with M. Movron-Fonrentnix.— Observations et Experiences sur l Art d’Empailler des Oiseaux, &c. Ly- ons, 1801], 8vo. 2s. 6d. ; HENRIC, James. —The Curtaine of Church power and Authoritie, in things called indiiferent. Lond. 1632, 4to. HENRICUS, Arminiensus.—Tractatus de Quatuor Virtutibus Car- Udinalibus. Spire, about 1472, fol. HENRICUS, Huntinpviensis.—Historiz. See Saviriz, H. HENRION, D.—Usage du Compas de Proportion. Par. 1624, 8vo. —Cosmographie. Par. 1626, 8vo.—L’ Usagedu Micrometre. Par. 1630, 8vo. HENRIQUEZ, M.—Code des Seigneurs Hauts-Justiciers et Feo- daux. Par. 1771, 12mo. HENRIQUEZ, Curysost. Hortensis.—Fasciculus Sanctorum Ord. Cisterciensis. Brux. 1623.—Phcenix Reviviscens, sive Ordinis Cistercien- sis Scriptorum Angliw et Hispaniz Series. Brux. 1626, 4to.—Regula et Constitutiones et Privilegia Ordinis Cisterciensis, Ant. 1630.—Menolo- gium Cisterciense, cum Notationibus. Ant. 1630, fol. HENRIQUEZ, Henr.—Epistole de Rebus Indicis.? Loy. 1570, 8vo. HENRIQUEZ, Henr., of the Society of Jesus.—Summa Theologiz Moralis, Ven. 1596 and 1600, fol.—Quinque Prudentes Virgines. Ant. 1630, 8vo, HENRY, ruz Minsrrez, or Brinp Harry, the names given to a very popular Scottish Poet: Wallace the Hero of his only Work, was treacher- ously put to death in 1305, and Henry is supposed to have been born half a century later. It is conjectured that he wrote his celebrated Poem in n 1446, and the only MS. copy of it known, is now in the Advocates’ Library, Edinburgh. It was first printed under the title of,—Actis and Deidis of Sbhyr Willam Wallace.. Edinb. 1570. And has since passed through numerous editions, among which are, Edin. 1648, 8vo. Edin. 1673, 12mo. Edin, 1758, 4to. Bl. let. The latter of these impressions, it is said, was printed by R. Freebairn, his Maiesty’s Printer, in the year 1714 or 15; but as he engaged in the rebellion, it was not published till 1758, when it appeared with the date of its publication. Best edit. entit.. The Actis and Deidis, &c., i. e. The Acts and Deeds of the Illustrious Cham- pion Sir William Wallace, Knight of Ellerslie. By Henry, commonly ecalled, Blind Harry. With Notes and Dissertations. Perth, 1790, 3 vols, 12mo. 6s. HENRY IV. King of France and Navarre, called the Great, was born at Pau, in Bearn, 15533; assassinated 1610, in the 22d year of his reign.—Tbree Letters to the States of the Cleargie, Nobilitie, and third Estate of France, &c. All faithfully translated of French. Lond. 1586, 8vo.—His Edict and Declaration upon the Edicts of Paeificatien. Lond. 1599.—Abridgment of his Life, from the French. Lond. 1637, 8vo.— His Answer to the Court of Parliament, about the Restitution of the Jesuits, Lond. 1681. | HENRY VIL., King of England, first of the race of Tudor, was born in 1457; died 1509.—The Will of King Henry the Seventh. Lond. 1775, 4to. 3s. 6d. Published by Thomas Astle, Esq. HENRY VIIL, King of England, son of the preceding, was born in 1491, succeeded his father, 1509; died 1547.—Assertio vii. Sacramento- ‘Vhis Work is now Magdeb. et Berol. 1678, rum, adversus Lutherum. Lond. apud Pynsonum, 1521, 4to. Et cum Epistola ad Saxoniz Duces pie Admonitoria. Lond. 1521, 4to. Et cum Summa Indulgentiarum Libellum ipsum Legentibus Concessarum. | Lond. 1521, 4to. Paris, 1562, 8vo. In English. 1687, 4to. This Work, written against the tenets of Luther, was presented by its Royal Author to Pope Leo X., who in return honoured: him with the title of, Defender of the Faith, which is still preserved by his Protestant suecessors.—Opuscula. Lond. apud Pynsonum, 1521, 4to.—Opus Eximium de vera Differentia Regiz Potestatis et Ecclesiasticx, et que sit ipsa-Veritas ac Virtus utrius- que, Henrico VIII. Anglie Reg. Auctore. Lond. 1534, 4to.—A + Neces- sary Doctrine and Erudition for any Christen Man. Lond. 1543, 4to. Lond. 1545, 8vo. In Latin. _ Lond. 1544, 4to.—Repudie della Reina Anna, et difesa sua. Tradotto di Francgeso in Toscano dal Gio. Batt. Grillandari. Bologna, 1558, 4to.—Epistola Assertionis ipsius. contra Li- therum Difensura. Par. 1562, 8vo.—His Will, published from an Authen- r tic Document in-the hands of an Attorney. Lond. 1793, 4to. 2s. 6d. HENRY, Marauis and Earu or Worcrster.—Apothethegius. Pub- lished by Th. Blayley. Lond. 1650, $yo.
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