An Index for the Fhilofophical TranfaSlions . 
Earths that are Cofmetick. See Kircher 
Brain anatomifed by Jigneur Malpighi 
n. 27. p. 419. How the Brain and Nerve 3 
do caufe Convulfions, Cramps , Epilepfy , 
Hyfterical difeafes , Scorbute , fcorbutical 
Gouts , Confamptions , Dropfics, leavers, 
and Epidemical difeafes in England and Ger- 
many, and the proper Remedies. See Dr. 
iVillis in Books- 
A Bread-tree or Meal-tree in China, n.26. 
Bridges of ftrange hugenefs and fabrick 
in China, deferibed with Cuts. S eefyrcher 
in Books. 
C. 
C Jlamba- wood in China , a kind of Len- 
tifeum, or rich Terebinth, worthy to 
be tranfplanted into Europe, &c. n. 1 6, p. 
48y. 
Canes in China fo big that a Barrel may be 
made at every knot, «. 26.P.486. 
Cartefians highly applauded, but defective 
in not explicating the efficient power,with the 
Matter. See Cornelii m Books. 
A Chanel in Chinaye ry huge. See Kir- 
sher in Books. 
■ Chymiftry an excellent Key to open Na- 
ture. See Cornelii in Boo\s. Chymiftry 
Medical. See Travagini in Books. 
Cider made excellent by the mixture of 
the Juice of Mulberries} n. zy.p. yog. 
Cold drink may fuddenly kill one that is 
accuftomed to hot or Warm drink, n. 29. 
p. y yo. Shining Wood and Luminous Fifties 
rather Cold, than warm as to us. See Mr. 
Boyles experiment by a curious Thermometer, 
n 3 z.p 611. 
Coral where to be found. See Chapu\eau 
in Books. 
Cormorants or Pelicans being put two 
hours under ground, Iofe their Fift-hke tafte, 
11.27.P. yoi. 
Sea-coroes in China come ofF.^he fhore, 
and fight with Land-cowes,». i6.p.^S6. 
D. 
D Eaf and dumb how they may learn 
fpeech. See Alphab. Natura in Boo\s. 
Diamonds how to be found. See Chapu\eau 
in Poo\s. 
A Cog made to draw his breath like a 
wir.d-broken Horfe, ».2 9 p.y 44 * 
E. 
E Artb-qudk.es railing Lakes, # e 16. p. 
485. 
in Eooks. 
Elephants eating Sugar-canes which take 
roots in their ftomaeks, Qusere in Kircher a- 
mong Books. 
Engines. See Artificial Inftruments. 
Emerattds. See Chapu^eau in Books. 
F. 
Ements, their Caufe. See Travagini in 
Books. 
Pig-trees bearing leaves big enough to 
wrap a Man in, t1.26.p486. 
Fijhes of drange kinds. Some that fly on 
land to feek their food in Summer, and in 
Autumn return to the waters. See Kircher 
in Books. 
Flames orFlalhes from the Sea; how great, 
and w’^en, and where greateft,n. 27 p.497. 
The Flaming Well in Lincajhire , deferi- 
bed,??. 16. p. 4 8 z, and the like in China, n. 26. 
M8y. 
Forms call’d fubordinate , fubmitted to 
Mechanical Principles. See Mr. Boyle and 
Monfieur Steno, in Books. 
Fojfilssf ftrange kinds inching. SeeKir- 
cber in Bocks. 
G. 
G Eneration explicated. See Cornelii and 
Travagini in Batons- 
Geometry explicated in New Methods. See 
Vulaurens and Nouveaux Element in 
Books. 
Geld and Silver in China not fought other- 
where than in Rivers and Fountains, n. 16. 
p. 487. 
Granaries of what kind in feveral places, 
n.2$.p 464. 
Gravitation confidei'd, n. 3 i.p.4 27. 
Gunnery how to be improv’d, or the Point- 
blank-force difcoYer’d for all lhapes, *. 26. 
P- 47 > . . , 
Gun-povoder invented in China long ago, 
according to Kircher. See Books • 
H. 
H Ail-ftones unufua! bignefs, n. it. p. 
481. 
The Hebrew Tongues excellence and pre- 
rogative. See Alfhab. Natuue in Books. 
An Hermaphrodite curioully deferibed in 
all changes of Nature, lhape and affeftious, 
from infancy to adult age, n. 3 z. p.624. 
Horfesejes apt to be defeftive by a fpungy 
excrefcence not hitherto obferv’d, and the re- 
medy hinted, n. 3 2. p.613. 
Hof- 
