Royal Society

THE CONTENTS.

A Journal of a Voyage from England to Constantinople , made in

Historical Observations relating to Constantinople . By the

An account of the City of Prusa in Bythynia , and a

A Relation of a Voyage from Aleppo to Palmyra in Syria ; sent

An Extract of the Journals of two several Voyages of the

Some Account of the Ancient State of the City of Palmyra , with

A Voyage of the Emperour of China into the Eastern Tartary , Anno. 1682.

The Distances of the Places, thro' which we passed in the Eastern Tartary .

A Voyage of the Emperor of China , into the Western Tartary , in the Year, 1683.

An Explanation, necessary to justify the Geography supposed in these Letters.

Some Observations and Conjectures concerning the Chinese Characters. Made by R. H. R. S. S.

A Letter from F. A. Esq; R. S. S. to the Publisher, with a

A Letter from Monsieur N. Witsen to Dr. Martin Lister , with two Draughts of the Famous Persepolis .

A Description of the Diamond-mines, as it was presented by the

A Letter from the East Indies , of Mr. John Marshal to Dr. Coga

Part of two Letters to the Publisher from Mr. James Cunningham

A Letter from Mr. John Clayton Rector of Crofton at Wakefield

Mr. Clayton 's second Letter, containing his farther Observations on Virginia .

A Continuation of Mr. John Clayton 's Account of Virginia . Of the Earth and Soil.

Mr. John Clayton , Rector of Crofton at Wakefield , his Letter

A Continuation of Mr. Clayton 's Account of Virginia . Of the Beasts of Virginia .

Part of Two Letters from Mr. J. Hillier , dated Cape Corse ,

An Account of the Moorish Way of Dressing their Meat (with

A Letter from Mr. John Monro to the Publisher, concerning the Catacombs of Rome and Naples .

An accurate Description of the Lake of Geneva , not long since

Part of a Journal kept from Scotland to New Caledonia in Darien

A DISCOURSE tending to prove at what Time and Place , Julius

Books Printed for, and Sold by Jeffery Wale , at the Angel , in St. Paul's Church-Yard .

Books and Maps Sold by John Senex , next the Fleece #NAME? Cornhil .

TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES

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