That the Earth may be a Planet.
Pyramids which were built to perpetuate
the memory of their Founders, ſhall ſooner
periſh and moulder away into their Primi-
tive Duſt, than the Names of ſuch Wor-
thies ſhall be forgotten. The Monuments
of Learning are more durable than the Mo-
numents of Wealth or Power.
All which Encouragements may be abun-
dantly enough to ſtir up any conſidering
Man, to beſtow ſome part of his time in the
ſtudy and inquiſition of theſe Truths.
Fœlices animæ, quibus hæc cognoſcere primum,
# Inq; domos ſuperas ſcandere cura fuit.
Books ſold by John Gellibrand, at the
# Golden Ball in St. Pauls Church-Yard.
BOneti Anatomia. 2 Vol. ir Folio. Zodiacus Medico-Gallicus, pro 3 Annis. 40
Bp VVilkins Sermons, and Beauty of Provi-
# dence. In Octavo.
Pluturch’s Morals, tranſlated from the Greek
# by ſeveral Hands. In Oetavo.
Remarks upon the deplorable Fall of the
# Emperor Julian. In Zuarto.
A Triennial Viſitation-Sermon, preach’d at
# Reading, before Seth L. Biſhop of Salisbury. # By John Barrow Prebend of VVindſor.
Baudrandi Geographia ordine literarum diſpo-
# ſita. 2 Vol. in Fol. Paris. 1682.