OR, A

PHILOLOGICAL LIBRARY

OF

LITERARY ARLS and SCIENCES

V I 2.
I. THEOLOGY ; or the First Principles of Natural Religion.
II. ETHICS, or MORALITY ; the Doctrine of Maral Virtues.
III. CHRISTIANITY; or the Substance of the Christian Religion.
IV. JUDAISM ; or the Religion and State of the jewus.
V. MAHOMET ANISM ; or the Life, Religion, and Polity of Mabomet.
V1. GENTILISM ; or the Deities and Religion of the Heathen.
VII. MYTHOLOGY; or an Explanation of Fabulous Histories. ·
VIII. GRAMMAR and LANGUAGE, particularly of the English Tongus.
IX. RHETORIC and OR A TO'Y; or the Art of Speaking eloquently.
X. LOGIC; or the Art of Reasoning and Persuasion.
XI. ONTOLOGY; or the Science of Being abstractedly considered,
XIL POETRY; or the Art of making Veríes or Poems.
XII. CRITICISM; or Art of judging well of Men and Things.
XIV, GEOGRAPHY; or a Description of the World.
XV. CHRONOLOGY; or the Doctrine of Time.
XVI. HISTORY; with the Original of Nations and Kingdoms.
XVIL PHYSIOLOGY ; a Science of Natural Philosophy.
XVIII. BOTANY; or the Doctrine of Plants and Vegetables.
XIX. ANATOMY ; or a Description of the Parts of an Human Body.
XX. PHARMACY; or the Art of making Medicines.
XXI. MEDICINE ; or the Theory of Physic and Diseases.
XXII. Polity and OECONOMICS; or the Doctrine of Society and Government,
XXIII. JURISPRUDENCE ; or the Knowledge of Law or Right.
XXIV. HERALDRY; or Art of Blazoning Coat-Armour.
XXV. MISCELLANI ES: An Account of the Mathematical Arts and Sciences.

By B E NJ. MARTIN,
Author of The Philosophical Grammar, &c.

L 0 N D 0 N:
Printed by S. Idle for John Noon, at the White Hart,

near Mercers Chapel, in Cheapside.

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F THEOLOGY, or the Exist.

ENCE of a DEITY, Page 1

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Of ETHICS, or MORALITY, 13

Of the CHRISTIAN Religion, 29

Of JUDAISM, or the Religion and State

of the JEWS,

51

OF MAHOMETANISM, or the LIFE,

RELIGION, and Polity of MAHOMET,

71

Of PAGANISM, or the DIVINITIES of the

HEATHEN, and the WORSHIP paid to

them,

89

Of MYTHOLOGY, or an EXPLANATION

of the Fabulous HISTORIES of the HEATHEN

Gods and HEROES,

113

Of LANGUAGE and GRAMMAR in

general, and particularly that of the ENGLISH

TONGUE,

133

Of RHETORIC and ORATORY, or the

ART of Speaking with Eloquence and

PERSUASION,

163

Of LOGIC, or the Art of REASONING, 193

of

Of METAPHYSICS or ONTOLOGY,

or the Science of BEING abstraktedly confidered,

227 Of the Art of POETRY,

253 Of CRITICISM,

277 Of GEOGRAPHY, or a DescripTION

of the Globe of Land and Water, 297 Of CHRONOLOGY, or the DoctRINE of Time,

337 OF HISTORY, and the Original of Nations and KINGDOMS,

361 Of PHYSIOLOGY, or Natural PhiLOSOPHY,

401 Of BOTANY or PHYTOLOGY, or

the DOCTRINE of VEGETABLES, 431 Of ANATOMY, containing a brief Descri

ption of all the Parts of an Human Body, 453 Of PHARMACY, or the Art of compounding MEDICINES,

491 Of CHYMISTRY,

513 OF PHYSIC, or the THEORY OF MEDICINE and DISEASES,

523 Of SURGERY,

554 Of POLITY and OECONOMICS, 563 Of JURISPRUDENCE,

591 OF HERALDRY, or Art of Blazoning

Cont- Armour, Philologico-Mathematical MiscellANIES, 635

613

Of THEOLOGY,