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Vol. II (ff. 399).

(1) Johann Heinrich Rahn to J. Pell; Kyburg, near Zurich, 3 March 1658. Latin. ff. 5-6b.

(2) John Pell to Theodore Hank, on scientific subjects; 1663, 1664. ff. 13-17b.

(3) Ezerel Tonge, D.D., to J. Pell; 8 Oct. 1662. ff. 23-24.

(4) John Aubrey, F.R.S., to J. Pell; circ. 1673. f. 34.

(5) Theodore Haak to J. Pell; London, 9 Dec. 1663, 16 Dec. 1663. ff. 41-43.

(6) Christianus Ravius (Raue) to J. Pell with a printed copy of his Synopsis Chronologiae Biblicae infallibilis; London, 4 Feb. 1670/1. Latin. ff. 57-59b.

(7) Samuel Morland, Envoy to the Duke of Savoy, to Secretary Thurloe; Geneva, 28 Nov. 1655-15 Jan. 1655/6 Printed in Thurloe State Papers, iv, p. 252. ff. 70-94b.

(8) The Syndics and Council of Geneva to the Burgomasters and Council of Zurich; 1655. French. ff. 98-99b.

(9) Antoine Leger, Pastor, etc., at Geneva, to G. B. Stoppa, French Pastor in London; 22 May, 30 May, 6 June, 1655. Abstracts. Printed in Thurloe State Papers, iii, p. 459. ff. 106-107.

(10) Ismael Boulliau to Henry Oldenburg, Secretary to the Royal Society; Paris, 12 May 1676-12 May 1677. French. ff. 131-136b.

(11) Address of the Protestants at Regensburg; 1714. French. ff. 145-151.

(12) Correspondence of Nicholas Mercator with Johannes Ravius, Dr. Seth Ward and Samuel Hartlib, on scientific subjects; 1654-1658. Latin. Copies. ff. 153-157b, 162-168b.

(13) Preface to 'Schola Ludus' of Jan Amos Komenský; 1654. ff. 169-170.

(14) Instructions to Rudolph van Ommeren, Dutch Commissioner to the Swiss Evangelical Cantons and to the Duke of Savoy, from the States General; Hague, 13 July 1655. English translation. Together with articles proposed by van Ommeren to the Protestant Cantons, with reply, 1/11, 3/13 Oct. 1655. Latin. Copies. ff. 190-194b.

(15) Elizabeth, dau. of Frederick V, Elector Palatine, Abbess of Hervorden, to Theodore Hank, on scientific subjects; Berlin, 19/9 May 1665. French. Copy. f. 196.

(16) Jan Amos Komenský to Henry Oldenburg; Amsterdam, 15/25 Feb. 1667. Latin. ff. 199-200b.

(17) Charles Emmanuel II, Duke of Savoy, to the States of Zurich, Berne, etc.; Rivoles, 3 June 1655. French. Copy. ff. 201-202.

(18) Judgment of the ministers and church of Nérac in a dispute between the consistory of St. Justin and the inhabitants of the commune; St. Justin, 17 Mar. 1681. French. Signed. ff. 203-204.

(19) The pastors, etc., of the evangelical churches of Piedmont to the pastors, etc., of the churches of Belgium and England; Angrogna, 10 June 1664. Latin. Signed. ff. 205-206b.

(20) Thomas Osmonston, minister, in the name of the Protestants of New Ross, Ireland, to Henry Cromwell, Commander-in-chief, etc.; 4 Dec. 1655. ff. 288-289b.

(21) Walter Gostelowe to John Earle, D.D., Chaplain to Charles II, describing 'the two ladyes Francis the Elder allso Elyzabeth Boylle, chosen by the Allmyty wiffe for our sou^erne Lord the Kinge'; circa 1656. ff. 291-292b.

(22) John Durie to Charles Louis, Elector Palatine; Hanau, 12 Oct. 1655, Cassel, 2 Dec. 1655. Latin. Copies. ff. 325-326, 348-349.

(23) Samuel Hartlib to Secretary Thurloe; Charing Cross, 14 Nov. 1655. ff. 340-342b.

(24) John Durie to Frederick, Duke of Zweibrücken; Cassel, 1 Dec. 1655. Latin. Copy. f. 344.

(25) 'Representation of the present Affaires of Protestants . . . from Lubeck. Dec. 19. 1655'. Latin. ff. 359-360b.

(26) Francis Burman, minister of the Belgian Church at Hanau, to J. Durie giving an account of Emmanuel-Eugène, grandson of Don Antonio, Prior of Crato; 22 Aug. 1655. Latin. Copy. f. 390.

City of Zurich: Papers rel. to J. Pell, Resident at: 1654-1658.

John Pell, d 1685 DD; mathematician and diplomatist: Correspondence and papers: 1631-1683.: Partly autogr.

Switzerland: Letters and papers rel. to the English mission to the Protestant Cantons of: 1654-1658.

includes:

ff. 1-4, 19, 21, 70-129 passim, 138-151, 179, 213-397 passim John Thurloe, Secretary of State: Correspondence of, etc., chiefly rel. to the English mission to Switzerland: 1654-1658.
ff. 1-6b, 19-22, 67-129, 138-151, 172, 179, 190-195, 201, 207-209, 213-399 passim Oliver Cromwell of England: Papers rel. to foreign affairs: 1654-1658.
f. 3 Newsletters From Switzerland: Basle: 1655.
ff. 3, 95b, 124,125b, 223, 271, 278, 278b, 284, 336, 369, 377 Newsletters From the Netherlands: Amsterdam: 1654-1707.: Engl., Fr. and Lat.
ff. 3-4, 95, 259, 269, 284, 323, 352, 356, 363-372 Samuel Hartlib, writer of education and husbandry: Letters of intelligence to: 1654-1661.: Lat. and Engl.: Partly extracts.
ff. 3b, 95, 223b, 259, 284b, 352b, 363, 369b Newsletters From Poland: Danzig: 1654 -1657.: Lat. and Engl.
f. 5 Johann Heinrich Rahn, the elder; Swiss mathematician: Letters to J. Pell: 1654-1675.: Lat.
f. 7 John Durie, d 1680 alias Dury; Protestant divine: Letter to J. Pell: 1678.
ff. 8-15, 25-33 Astronomy: Notes on eclipses, by J. Pell: 1664, n.d.
ff. 13-17b (copies), 41, 43 Theodore Haak, d 1690 FRS; translator: Correspondence with J. Pell: 1643-1664.: Germ. and Engl.
f. 18 Mathematics: Notes on geometry: 17th cent.
f. 23 Ezerel Tonge, DD: Letters to J. Pell: 1662.
f. 34 John Aubrey, FRS; antiquary and naturalist: Letter to J. Pell: circ. 1673.
ff. 48, 49 Prayers: Prayers and notes by J. Pell: 17th cent.
f. 50 Elizabeth Pell, daughter of J Pell, DD: Accompt of money spent by: circ. 1665.
ff. 51-55 Sermons: J. Pell: on Eph. i. 20: 17th cent.
f. 57 Christian Raue, German orientalist and traveller: 'Synopsis Chronologia Biblica infallibilis': 1670.: Printed.
ff. 59, 60 (copy) Christian Raue, German orientalist and traveller: Letters to J. Pell: 1651 - 1671.: Lat. and Engl.
ff.63,64 Johann Buxtorf, the younger; German scholar: Title pages of his 'Biblia Hebraica' and 'Critica Sacra', copied by J. Pell: 1658.
ff. 65-66 Venice: Description of, from 'Paradisus Deliciarum Italiae ... ': 1625.: Germ.
f. 67 Newsletters From Germany: Nuremberg.: 1658.: Germ.
ff. 67, 278b, 336b, 352 Newsletters From Germany: Frankfort-on-Main: 1654-1658.: Engl. and Germ.
f. 67b (Germ.) Newsletters From Austria: Vienna: 1654, 1658.
f. 68 John Durie, d 1680 alias Dury; Protestant divine: Letter to -: 1635.
ff. 70-94 Sir Samuel Morland, 1st Baronet; diplomatist and mathematician: Letters to J. Thurloe: 1655, 1656.
f. 95 Newsletters From Germany: Hanau: 1655.
ff. 97, 142b, 259, 353 Newsletters From Switzerland: Geneva: 1655, circ. 1656.: Lat. and Engl.
ff. 97-107 Waldensians: Accounts of massacre of, in Piedmont: 1655.: Fr. and Engl.
ff. 98, 105 City of Geneva: Letter from the Council of, to the magistrates of Zurich: 1655.: Fr. copy and Engl. transl.
ff. 99b, 104b Ennemond Servien, French Ambassador at Turin: Letter to the consuls of Pragelato: 1655.: Fr. with Engl. transl.
ff. 99b, 104b Pragelato, Italy: Letter to the consuls of, from E. Servien: 1655.: Fr., with Engl transl.: Copy.
ff. 106-107 Giovanni Battista Stoppa, Minister of the French Congregation at the Savoy: Letters to, from A. Léger: 1655.: Copies.
ff. 106-107 (abstracts) Antoine Léger, the elder; Pastor at Geneva: Letters to G. B. Stoppa: 1655.
f. 108 Paulus Philipp Pels, Dutch Commissary at Danzig: Letters to the States General of the United Provinces: 1657.: Copies.
ff. 113-397 passim John Thurloe, Secretary of State: Letters to, from J. Durie: 1654, 1655.
ff. 113-397passim John Durie, d 1680 alias Dury; Protestant divine: Letters to J. Thurloe: 1654-1657.
ff. 117, 243, 244, 274, 371 Newsletters From France: Paris: 1654-1662.: Engl., Fr. and Lat.
ff. 124b, 207 Konstantin Schaum, Envoy from the Prince of Transylvania: Letters to -: 1657.: Lat.: Copies.
ff.126b, 208, 276 Newsletters From the Netherlands: The Hague: temp. Commonw.- 1659.: Engl., Fr. and Lat.
f. 128 Johannes Matthiae, Gothus; Bishop of Strängnäs: Letter to J. Durie: 1657.: Lat.: Copy.
f. 128 John Durie, d 1680 alias Dury; Protestant divine: Letter to, from the Bp. of Strängnäs: 1657.: Lat.: Copy.
f. 130 Astronomy: Notes on the comet of 1652: 17th cent.: Lat. and Engl.: (two copies).
ff. 13 1, 133, 135 Ismael Boulliau, French astronomer: Letters to H. Oldenburg: 1672-1677.: Fr.
ff. 131, 133, 135 Henry Oldenburg, Secretary of the Royal Society: Letters to, from I. Boulliau: 1672-1677.: Fr.
f. 137 Calendars: Roman calendar calculated by J. Pell: 17th cent.
f. 142 Newsletters From Italy: Genoa: circ. 1656.
f. 142 Newsletters From Italy: Naples: circ. 1656-1659.: Engl. and Fr.
f. 142b Newsletters From Switzerland: Lausanne and Neuchâtel: circ. 1656.
f. 142b Newsletters From France: Newsletters: [?1588]-1661.: Fr. and Engl.
ff.142, 219 Newsletters From Italy: Rome: 1593-1656.: Engl. and Ital.
ff. 145-151 Diet of Ratisbon: Address of the Protestants at: 1714.
f. 156 Recipes, Domestic: For distilling flower water: 17th cent.
f. 156 Johann Raue, German classical scholar and educationist; brother of Christian Raue: Letter to, from N. Mercator: circ. 1654.: Lat.: Copy.
f. 156 Nicolaus Mercator, d 1687 FRS; Danish astronomer and mathematician: Letter to J. Raue: circ. 1654.: Lat.: Copy.
ff. 156b, 162 Samuel Hartlib, writer of education and husbandry: Correspondence with S. Ward: 1654.: Lat.: Copies.
ff.156b, 162 Seth Ward, Bishop of Exeter, afterwards of Salisbury, Chancellor of the Order of the Garter: Correspondence with S. Hartlib: 1654.: Lat.: Copies.
ff. 157, 163, 167, 168 Samuel Hartlib, writer of education and husbandry: Letters to, from N. Mercator: 1654-1658.: Lat.: Copies.
ff. 157, 163,167,168 Nicolaus Mercator, d 1687 FRS; Danish astronomer and mathematician: Letters to S. Hartlib: 1654-1658.: Lat.: Copies.
ff. 158-161 Nicolaus Mercator, d 1687 FRS; Danish astronomer and mathematician: 'De emendatione annuâ... ': (?) 1650.: Printed.
ff. 169-170 Jan Amos Komensky, d 1670 alias Comenius; writer on education: Preface to his 'Schola Ludus': 1654.: Copy.
ff. 169-170 Education: Preface to Komensky's 'Schola Ludus': 1654.: Copy.
f. 170 Newsletters From Germany: Hamburg: 1652-1662.: Lat. and Germ.
f. 171 t. A: Letter to T-: 1632.
f. 172 Samuel Hartlib, writer of education and husbandry: Letter to, from C. Ravius: 1652.: Lat.: Copy.
f. 172 Christian Raue, German orientalist and traveller: Letter to S. Hartlib: 1652.: Lat.: Copy.
ff. 173-178 Medicine and Surgery: Recipes: 15th-18th centt.: Lat., Engl., Fr. and Ital.
ff. 181-182 Medicine and Surgery: Notes on spectacles, by J. Pell: 17th cent.
f. 183 Mrs Hastings, wife of G Hastings; grand-daughter of J Pell: Letter to, from J. Jencks: 1685.
f. 183 John Jencks: Letter to Mrs. Hastings: 1685.
f. 183 (copy) George Hastings: Correspondence with J. Pell: 1681, 1685.
ff. 184-185, 290 Samuel Hartlib, writer of education and husbandry: Letters to, from G. Horn: circ. 1654-1657.: Lat.: Extracts.
ff. 184-185, 290 Georg Horn, German historian and geographer: Letters to S. Hartlib: 1654-1657.: Lat.: Extracts.
f. 186 Isaac Vossius, scholar and bibliophile: Notes on his 'De Septuaginta Interpretibus' (1661): 17th-18th centt.: Lat.
f. 189 Japan: Notes on the northern passage to, by J. Pell: 17th cent.
f. 190 Rudolph van Ommeren, Dutch Commissioner to the Evangelical Cantons of Switzerland: Instructions to, from the States General: 1655.: Engl transl.
ff. 190-194b Netherlands, United Provinces: Papers rel. to the mission of R. van Ommeren to the Swiss Protestant Cantons: 1655.: Lat. Copies, with Engl. transl.
ff. 192-194b Rudolph van Ommeren, Dutch Commissioner to the Evangelical Cantons of Switzerland: Proposals of, to the Swiss Protestants, with reply: 1655.: Lat.: Copies.
f. 196 Elizabeth, Princess; daughter of Frederick V, Elector Palatine of the Rhine: Letter to T. Haak: 1665.: Fr.: Copy.
f. 196 Theodore Haak, d 1690 FRS; translator: Letter to, from Princess Elizabeth of Bohemia: 1665.: Fr.: Copy.
f. 199 Jan Amos Komensky, d 1670 alias Comenius; writer on education: Letter to H. Oldenburg: 1667.: Lat.
f. 200 Henry Oldenburg, Secretary of the Royal Society: Letter to, from J. A. Komensky: 1667.: Lat.
ff.201,258 Charles Emmanuel II; Duke of Savoy: Letters to the Swiss Protestant cantons: 1654, 1655.: Fr.: Copies.
ff. 203-204 St Justin, France: Judgment in a dispute between the consistory and commune of: 1681.: Fr.
ff. 203-204 Nérac, France: Judgment by the elders of the Church of, in a dispute with the commune of St. Justin: 1681.: Fr.: Signed.
f. 205 Piedmont: Letter from the Protestant Churches of, to the Protestant Churches of England and Belgium: 1664.: Lat.
f. 208 Brandenburg, Elector of. Frederick William: Correspondence with Charles X of Sweden: 1657.: Lat.: Copies.
f. 208 Charles X of Sweden: Correspondence with Frederick William, Elector of Brandenburg: 1657.: Lat.: Copies.
f. 208b Medicine and Surgery: Cures effected by onionwater at Leominster, reported by J. Beale: 1658.
f. 208b Jan Amos Komensky, d 1670 alias Comenius; writer on education: Letter to -: 1657.: Lat.: Extr.
ff. 208b, 209, 209b John Beale, FRS; Rector of Yeovil: Correspondence with S. Hartlib: 1657, 1658.: Lat. and Engl.: Extracts.
ff. 208b, 209, 209b Samuel Hartlib, writer of education and husbandry: Correspondence with J. Beale: 1657-1658.: Lat. and Engl.: Extracts.
ff. 210-212 John Durie, d 1680 alias Dury; Protestant divine: Letter to Lord Lauderdale: 1670.: Lat. and Engl.
ff. 210-212 John Maitland, 2nd Earl and Duke of Lauderdale; Secretary of State for Scotland: Letters to, from J. Durie: 1670.: Lat. and Engl.
f. 217 John Durie, d 1680 alias Dury; Protestant divine: Letter to [?E.] Cressett: 1657.: Copy.
f. 217 [?Edward] Cressett: Letter to, from J. Durie: 1657.: Copy.
ff. 219, 377b Newsletters From Switzerland: Zurich: 1654-1656.: Fr. and Engl.
ff. 223, 352, 356, 367, 369b Newsletters From Germany: Cassel: 1655, 1656.
f. 229 Ciphers: Directions for writing in cipher: 17th cent.
ff. 237, 254 John Durie, d 1680 alias Dury; Protestant divine: Letters to S. Hartlib: 1655, circ. 1655.: Extr.
ff. 237 (extr.), 254 Samuel Hartlib, writer of education and husbandry: Letters to, from J. Durie: 1655, circ. 1655.
f. 239 Piedmont: Propositions from the Protestants of, to O. Cromwell: circ. 1656.: Engl. transl.
f. 251 Christina, ex-Queen of Sweden: Letters to Charles X of Sweden: 1655.: Fr.: Copies.
f. 251 Charles X of Sweden: Letters to, from ex-Queen Christina: 1655.: Fr.: Copies.
ff. 261-262 The Grisons: Grievances of: 1655.
f. 265 Antoine de Brouilly, Marquis de Piennes: Letter to, from Louis XIV of France: 1655.: Fr.: Copy.
f. 265 Louis XIV of France: Letter to the Marquis de Piennes: 1655.: Fr.: Copy.
f. 273 Arnoldus, 'Legationis Concionator', at Danzig: Letter to T. Haak: 1656: Lat.
f. 273 Theodore Haak, d 1690 FRS; translator: Letter to, from Father(?) Arnoldus: 1656.: Lat.
f. 274 G. Dury: Letter to J. Thurloe: 1656.
f. 276b Jan Amos Komensky, d 1670 alias Comenius; writer on education: Letter to -: 1656.: Lat.: Extr.
ff. 278, 284 Newsletters From the Netherlands: Leyden: 1655, 1657.: Lat.
f. 280 Johann Heinrich Hottinger, Swiss theologian and orientalist: Letter to the Senate of Zurich: 1657.: Lat.: Copy.
f. 280b Eberhard III, Duke of Würtemberg: Letter to Charies Louis, Elector Palatine: 1657.: Lat.: Copy.
f. 280b Charles Louis; Elector Palatine of the Rhine: Letter to, from Eberhard, Duke of Würtemberg: 1657.: Lat.: Copy.
f. 282 Zacharias Prüschenck von Lindenhoven, German statesman and writer on law: Letter to J. Durie: 1657.: Lat.
f. 282 John Durie, d 1680 alias Dury; Protestant divine: Letter to, from Z. Prüschenk: 1657.: Lat.
f. 286 Konstantin Schaum, Envoy from the Prince of Transylvania: Letter to S. Hartlib: 1657.: Lat.: Copy.
f. 286 Samuel Hartlib, writer of education and husbandry: Letter to, from C. Schaum: 1657.: Lat.: Copy.
f. 288 Thomas Osmonston, minister at New Ross: Letter to H. Cromwell: 1655.
f. 288 New Ross, Wexford: Letter from the Protestants of, to H. Cromwell: 1655.
f. 288 Henry Cromwell, Governor-General of Ireland: Letter to, from the Protestants of New Ross: 1655.
f. 291 Walter Gostelowe: Letter to J. Earle: circ. 1656.
f. 291 John Earle, Chaplain to Charles II; Bishop of Salisbury 1663: Letter to, from W. Gostelowe: circ. 1656.
f. 321 Oliver Cromwell of England: Note on J. Gerard's conspiracy against: 1654.
f. 321 Colonel John Gerard, Royalist: Note on his conspiracy against O. Cromwell: 1654.
f. 323 Diez, Nassau: Agreement between the Protestant Churches of: 1655.: Lat.: Copy.
ff. 325, 348 John Durie, d 1680 alias Dury; Protestant divine: Letters to the Elector Palatine: 1655.: Lat. and Engl.: Copies.
ff. 325, 348 Charles Louis; Elector Palatine of the Rhine: Letters to, from J. Durie: 1655.: Lat. and Engl.: Copies.
f. 330 Payerne, Switzerland: Memorandum of proceedings at the assembly of Evangelical Cantons at: 1655.: Lat.: Copy.
f. 340 Samuel Hartlib, writer of education and husbandry: Letter to J. Thurloe: 1655.
f. 343 Newsletters From Germany: Königsberg: 1655.
f. 344 Frederick, Duke of Zweibrücken: Letter to, from J. Durie: 1655.: Lat.: Copy.
f.344 John Durie, d 1680 alias Dury; Protestant divine: Letter to the Duke of Zweibrücken: 1655.: Lat.: Copy.
f. 346 Cassel, Germany: Opinion of the ministers of, on union of the Protestant Churches: 1655.: Lat.: Copy.
f. 358 (extr.) City of Bremen: Correspondence with O. Cromwell: 1654, 1655.: Lat.
f. 358 (extr.) Oliver Cromwell of England: Correspondence with the city of Bremen: 1654, 1655.: Lat.
f. 359 Newsletters From Germany: Lübeck: 1655.: Lat.
f. 372 Newsletters From the Netherlands: Flushing: 1656.: Lat.
f. 377 Newsletters From Germany: Germany: 1656.
f. 390 Frans Burman, the elder; Dutch theologian: Letter to J. Durie: 1635.: Lat.: Copy.
f. 390 John Durie, d 1680 alias Dury; Protestant divine: Letter to, from F. Burman: 1655.: Lat.: Copy.
f. 391 Emmanuel-Eugéne, grandson of Don Antonio, Prior of Crato: Genealogy and account of his family: 1655.: Fr.
f. 398 Oliver Cromwell of England: Letter to, from J. Pell.: circ. 1655.
f. 399 Oliver Cromwell of England: Letter to, from the city of Zurich: 1655.

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Arnoldus, Legationis Concionator', at Danzig
Aubrey, John, FRS, antiquary and naturalist
Beale, John, Rector of Yeovil; scientific author, c 1608-1683
Boulliau, Ismael, French astronomer
Brandenburg, Elector of. Frederick William
Brouilly, Antoine, Marquis de Piennes
Burman, Frans, the elder; Dutch theologian
Buxtorf, Johann, the younger; German scholar
Charles Emmanuel II, of Savoy
Charles Louis, Elector Palatine of the Rhine, 1617-1680
Charles X, of Sweden
Christina, ex-Queen of Sweden
Cressett, ?Edward
Cromwell, Henry, Governor-General of Ireland
Cromwell, Oliver, Lord Protector of England, Scotland and Ireland, 1599-1658,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000121005431
Diet of Ratisbon
Durie, John, alias Dury, clergyman, preacher, writer and pamphleteer, 1596-1680
Dury, G, correspondent of John Thurloe, fl 1656
Earle, John, Chaplain to Charles II; Bishop of Salisbury 1663
Eberhard III, Duke of Würtemberg, of Add MS 4365
Elizabeth, Princess; daughter of Frederick V, Elector Palatine of the Rhine
Emmanuel-Eugéne, grandson of Don Antonio, Prior of Crato
Frederick, Duke of Zweibrücken
Gerard, John, army officer and royalist conspirator, 1632-1654
Gostelowe, Walter, correspondent of John Earle, fl 1656
Haak, Theodore, translator and natural philosopher, 1605-1690
Hartlib, Samuel, writer of education and husbandry
Hastings, George
Hastings, Mrs; wife of G Hastings; grand-daughter of J Pell
Horn, Georg, German historian and geographer
Hottinger, Johann Heinrich, Swiss theologian and orientalist
Jencks, John
Komensky, Jan Amos, alias Comenius; writer on education, d 1670
Louis XIV, King of France, 1638-1715
Léger, Antoine, the elder; Pastor at Geneva, 1594-1661
Maitland, John, 2nd Earl and Duke of Lauderdale, Secretary of State for Scotland
Matthiae, Johannes, Gothus; Bishop of Strängnäs
Mercator, Nicolaus, FRS; Danish astronomer and mathematician, d 1687
Morland, Samuel, 1st Baronet, diplomatist and mathematician
Oldenburg, Henry, theologian, c 1615-1677
Ommeren, Rudolph, Dutch Commissioner to the Evangelical Cantons of Switzerland
Osmonston, Thomas, minister at New Ross
Pell, Elizabeth, daughter of J Pell, DD
Pell, John, mathematician and diplomatist, 1611-1685
Pels, Paulus Philipp, Dutch Commissary at Danzig
Prüschenck von Lindenhoven, Zacharias, German statesman and writer on law
Rahn, Johann Heinrich, the elder; Swiss mathematician
Raue, Christian, German orientalist and traveller
Raue, Johann, German classical scholar and educationist; brother of Christian Raue
Schaum, Konstantin, Envoy from the Prince of Transylvania
Servien, Ennemond, French Ambassador at Turin
Stoppa, Giovanni Battista, Minister of the French Congregation at the Savoy
Thurloe, John, Sec of State
Tonge, Ezerel, DD; of Add MS 4279
Vossius, Isaac, scholar and bibliophile
Ward, Seth, Bishop of Exeter, afterwards of Salisbury, Chancellor of the Order of the Garter

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Bremen, Germany
Cassel, Germany
Diez, Nassau
Geneva, Switzerland
Grisons, the Netherlands
Hodeidah, Arabian Peninsula, Asia
Japan, Asia
Libya, Africa
New Ross, Wexford
Nérac, France
Payerne, Switzerland
Pragelato, Italy
St Justin, France
Switzerland
The Netherlands
Venice, Italy
Zurich, Switzerland