Beltmnitts lapis, Thunderbolts 

 I 'Paragraph 38,^. 



Their ule in Medicine, /ar.43. 

 Ben/on, an account of it before the 



Conqueft, c. 10. far, 114, 

 Birds, lee Diabolus marinus, Hooping- 



bird, Toucan, Wood-cracker. 

 Bijfeter, an account of it before the 



Conqueft, c. 10. par. 11^. 

 Blanketing-trade at Witney, c- 9. par. 



169, (3 c. 

 Native Blue in Oxford-Jhire, c. 3. /w. 



1 8. lee Caruleum nat. 



The INDEX. 



, cap. 5, 



Cffar never entred Britan fofar as Ox- 

 ford- /hire, cap. 3. paragraph 2. 



Beaten out by the Britans,c.io. 

 par. 14, fc. 



xyirs Calculator 1 a fljogeri Sffijjtt, c. 9. 

 par. 193. 



Calendar reformed by Tho.Lydiat, c.9. 

 par. j p. 



Gregorian reformation of the Calendar, 

 taken from Roger Bacon, c. 9. par. 



d Calendar or regifter of weather, its 

 ufe, c. 1. far. 12. 



Boggy grounds, how drained, c.9. par. Caleva, now Walkngford, c.xo. par. 



81,82. 24, 2f. 



Thigh-bone of a prodigious bignefs ^ Calf of ir months old that brought 



petrified c. 5. par. 158. forth another, c. r.par.^x. 



Bracelets, the ancient ufe of them, c . How it is poffible to be fb, par. 



10. Par. 1 07, (c % 42,43. 



Br afs lumps, cap. 3. par. 53. item. c. 4. 7r Calves cai\ at once, all three li- 



/>* r .11. Ving to be of full growth, par. 44. 



Bricks made to fupply Laths in Malt- Caraways, an improvement of Land, 



kills, c. 9. par. 90. c. 6. par, 36. 



Strong Bricks made at Nettlebed, par. Cardites lapit^ c. f.par. 143, 171. 



$9. Carts, of what fafhionuied in Oxford-" 



The Parifli of Brightrvell has had no Jhire, c. 9. par. 105. 



Ale-houfe, Sectary, or fuit at Law, With Iron Axel-trees, par. 106, 



within memory or man, c. S.par.95. Cafiles, when and by whom built in 



Britain known to the Greeks, long be- Oxford-Jhire, c. 10. par. 13 r, 6?r. 



fore the Romans came, cap> 10, /w. C^o$ how feparated from the Corn 



66. in Oxfordshire, c p. par. no. 



Bronti(e t Thunder- [tones, c. 5. par. 29, Chalk eggs, c.^.par.iSo. 



&c. Black Chalky c. -3. par. 16, 17. 



Called alfo Polar-Jlones, par. 3 2; Chaslleton Barrow, a Danijh Fortifica- 



Buboniua laffc, c. ;.^r, 45. 



Bufonites lapis, par. 146. 



Buildings eminent in Oxfordshire, c.9: 

 par. 128, tff. 



Burford, the reafon why they carry a 

 Dragon about the Town on Mt 

 Jummer-eve,c. 10. par. n6. 



tion, r. 10. par. 76. 

 A fA/W born with another in its 

 womb, cj.par. 42. 



Heard to cry in the Mothers 



womb, c. %.par. 2. 

 Portends no mif-fortune, ibid. 



Four Children at a birth, c.S.par. 5-, 6. 

 Privileges granted them, /<*r. Child-birth, the pangs affecling the 

 117. Husband, par. 3 , 4. 



The ancient and Roman way of Burial, China ware, the way to make it found 



c, 10. jter. 40, &c. 

 Button-molds petrified, c. $. par.ijf. 



Stone Cadtvorms (fee Mufca 2 Phryganio 



faxatili) c. 7. par. 2 5 . 

 Caruleumntiivum,c. 3 par,\S. itemc. 

 6. par. 5 2 . 



A fign of Silver Ore, par. 60, 

 &c. 



out at Oxford, c. 9. par. 85. 

 Chipping-norton, its antiquity, c. 10. 

 />ar. 120. 



The Caftle when built,/w. 135. 

 Chubs in the River Evenlode equalling 



Pearch in goodnefs, c . 7. ^^r. 30. 

 Clemath daphnoids, &c. of Englifli 



growth, c. 9. par. 10. 

 A C/fl^ that moves by the Air, c. 9. 

 par. 19. 



By water, par. a.9. 



Coals, 



