Callipædia. A poem. In four books. With some other pieces / Written in Latin by Claudius Quillet, made English by N. Rowe, Esq; to which is prefix'd, Mr. Bayles's account of his life. [One line in Latin].

  • Quillet, Claude, 1602-1661.
Date:
M.DCC.XII
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Credit: Callipædia. A poem. In four books. With some other pieces / Written in Latin by Claudius Quillet, made English by N. Rowe, Esq; to which is prefix'd, Mr. Bayles's account of his life. [One line in Latin]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    0ireftioiis for the Imagination af¬ ter Conception. ■ 5 —A Simile alluding to it. _ 6 The Epifode, of Chiton and Phil- lyra, Ibid. *-Force of Fancy. 8 —Chiron’; Formation dnd Birth defcrib'd. 9 Pbillyra’j Complaint. io —Defcription of Fancy. iz —Speech of Fancy to Philiyra. 15 —Char after of Chiron the Centaur. 14 XInpleafing ObjaCls forbid. 18 The Poet’s Praife of his Mifirefs. 19 Charidaea’r Birth defcrib'd. 21 The different Imprejjiom of external Objefts. ^ il mmmCavfes of this deduc'd from the Principles of the Epicurean Phi* lofophy. 24 Vraife of Gaflendus. 25 Some Errors of the Pregnantf by which the Embryo is diflorted. 28 Immoderate Dancing to be avoided. 3* Inactivity equally to be Jbtin'di 3 5 Defcription of the Grove of Elms on the Banks of the Sein. 34 Moderate Exercife ufeful. Ibid. the Danger of too much riding in a Coach. 36 —Of Frights in Public Places. 37 Directions for the Pregnant, in Winter. 39 «—Piety recommended. 40 —Inftruftions for a Midwife. 41 —For a Nurfe. 43 Pernicious EffeCts of the Small-Pox and Mscfles. 44 Praife of Sammarthanus. Jpojlrophe on the Corruption of the * Age. 46 Prophecy of the Pyrenean Peace. 48 BOOK IV. Made Englijb bp Mr. DIAPER to pag. $4. line 3. the remainder by Mr, COBB. Q F Virtue. } Invocation to Minerva. 4 The Excellency of Man in his jirjt State9 and Degeneracy fince his Fall. $ —Mifery of Ins Birth. 6 —His Complaint, and Ccmparifcm of his Condition with that of Brutes. 7 —Defeft of Human Re a/on- 9 —Man's Complaint anfveer'd, ic — His Knowledge gradual. 14 Mothers advis'd to Nurfe their Children. 16 —Ill Conferences of its NegleCtm Ibid* —An Infiance from Romulus, 17 III Qualities from Naturey correct¬ ed by Education. 18 —An Infiance from Socrates. 19 The State of the Sou] in an Infant, compar'd to the Rifing of the Sun. zt —Notion of a God to be firfi taught Children. 22, —Knowledge of a God not Innate. —An Infiance fr om the Indians. 24 —What farther Improvements are necejfary. Ibid. —What Parts of Learning necejfa- ry* 16 —Hillory recommended. 27 —Romances condemn'd. 2S —Poetry and Morality recommend¬ ed. 29 —Dangerous Inconfiancy of Youth. 30 The Immortality of the Souf and future Judgments, necejfary to be taught Youth, and the Influence they have upon their Aftions. 3 r —Ho w