An I N 
raflcr at Palmyra N 1 1 7. 
p 88, arid 107. A Copy 
of one in the fame Chara- 
cter from Rome. N. 
p. 5-57. Latin Infcripti- 
ons at Palmyra. N. 217. 
p. 1 01. the anctentejl 
Greek Inlcripnon there^ 
about 10 Tears before 
Chrifl's//w. N. XI7. p 
108. Arabs fancy they 
difcover hidden Treafure, 
N218, p. ^ Greek 
Infcription to be read 
from the Right Hand to 
the Left, N. if 8. p. 151. 
Infcription of an Altar 
found ar Chdlcr, N.izi. 
p. 317. cf others found in 
the North of England . N. 
231. p. 661. Roman and 
Arabick Inicriptions at 
Tangier. N. 230. p. 603, 
604. An Etrufcan In- 
fcription. N. 228. p. 
Sm^ll Mlcrofcopical Infefis 
of fcveral Sorts in Water. | 
N. 220. p. 154. Spittle ^ 
kills thefe fmall InfedJs. 
N. 220. p. 257. Greatefl \ 
Numbers in Wheat and \ 
Barley Water, ib. Mites 
<ff fever al Sorts in Figs.\ 
N. 221, p, 272. Hairsj 
E X. 
on the Feet vf Flies dc' 
fcrihed. N. 211. p 278. 
fnltds in moft Fluids K, 
221. p. 284. Mod in Rain 
and DewlVater. ib. Some- 
times revive after boyliMg. 
N. 211.284. x^wetcatrd 
Papil:oLeucomelaaus de* 
fcribed. N. 124. p. 392. 
rail Swarms of Inlefts 
lately infejling Ireland.N. 
234. p 746. Worms of 
In{ed:s more hardy than 
the Flying ones. N. 234. 
p. 745-. Why the Jews 
permitted to eat feveral 
Infeds. N. 234. p. 75-3. 
Why the Egyptians wor- 
fhifd the Beetle. N. 234. 
p. 75-4. A Nondefcript 
Scolopendra Marina. N. 
225. p. 405. 
In^rumencsj»<j/ Inventions. 
Defer ipt ion of the HefTian 
Pump. N. 226. p. 48 f. 
Invention to [pare Fuel. 
N. 216. p. 482. Inventi- 
ons to draw Water from 
Mines, ib. Inftruments to 
c nferve Flame under Wa^ 
ter. N. 226. p. 483. Di- 
ving Boat /ir Submarine 
Navigations. N. 216. p. 
484, Gunpowder, Prin- 
ting* and the Sea-Com- 
pafs 
