Sloane MS 629

includes:

• ff. 1-7 b Sermons: On 1 Pet. v. 6 ; preached on a fast day,: 1 June, 1672.: Imperf.
• ff. 8-179 b Daniel Foote, MD, of Cambridge: The inward Christian, in 8 books, translated by: 1686.
• ff. 180-195 b Turkey, Sultans of. Mahomet IV: Abridgment of the design of the Turks on Christendom: 1683.
• ff. 180-197 Louis XIV of France: Divers pieces conc. the politick maxims of, to make himself absolute monarch of all Christendom, translated by Dr. D. Foote: late 17th cent.
• ff. 180-197 Daniel Foote, MD, of Cambridge: Divers pieces conc. the politic maxims of Louis XIV., to make himself absolute monarch of all Christendom: late 17th cent.
• f. 196 Guy I. de Sève de Rochechouart, Bishop of Arras: Mandate of, for the success of the Emperor's army: 1683.
• ff. 198-217 b Daniel Foote, MD, of Cambridge: Three tracts intitled, 1. The indagation of knowledge, 2. Logic is useless, 3. The image or likeness of a ferment stampt upon a corporeal mass impregnates it with a seed: late 17th cent.
• ff. 218-221 b Daniel Foote, MD, of Cambridge: The life of Ignatius Loyola, translated by: late 17th cent.
• ff. 218-221 b Ignatius [Lopez de Recalde], [de Loyola], Saint: Life of, translated by Dr. D. Foote: late 17th cent.
• ff. 222-231 b Daniel Foote, MD, of Cambridge: N. de Cusa's tract conc. the Sonship of God, translated by: 1696.
• ff. 222-231 b Nicolaus Khrypffs, de Cusa, Card. Bishop of Brixen: His tract conc. the sonship of God, translated by Dr. D. Foote: 1696.
• ff. 232-242 Daniel Foote, MD, of Cambridge: Three sermons on Matth. iii. 9: late 17th cent.
• ff. 243-245 Francis Bacon, Viscount St Albans: Catalogue of the extant MSS. of, with a table of his speeches, etc.: 17th cent.
• ff. 246-250 Francis Bacon, Viscount St Albans: Letter to Sir H. Savile touching helps for the intellectual powers: 17th cent.
• ff. 246-250 Sir Henry Savile, Provost of Eton: Letter to, from Lord Verulam: 17th cent.
• ff. 251-260 b Housekeeping: The little careful householder, wherein is showed what is to be observed in house-holding and gardening throughout the whole year translated from the German: 1684.
• ff. 261-264 b J- P- D- L-; Philo-Chimicus et Medicinæ Practicus: Several very profitable advantages, how the old and for a long time careless misuse and damage of two not regarded and hitherto unjustly despised things may be brought to double profit.: 1685.: Translated from the German.
• ff. 265-268 b Sir Samuel Garth, d 1719 physician and poet: The key to his Dispensary, alphabetically arranged: 18th cent.
• ff. 269-272 Daniel Foote, MD, of Cambridge: Militia, old and new, 1642; transcribed by: 1691.
• ff. 269-272 Militia: Militia, old and new, 1642; transcribed by Dr. D. Foote: 1691.
• ff. 273-278 Samuel Bellingham, MD: Letter to his son Samuel: 1666.
• ff. 279-352 Geography: General treatises and notes on geography: 17th cent.: Lat., Fr. and Engl.
• f. 353 James II of England: Paper by the Duchess of York on her joining the Church of Rome, 1670.: 1685/6.: Copy.
• ff. 353-355 Daniel Foote, MD, of Cambridge: Paper written by the late Duchess of York, 1670, and two papers by Charles II. relative to the Protestant separation from the Church of Rome, transcribed by: 1685/6.
• ff. 354, 354 b Charles II of England: Papers by, relative to the Protestant separation from the Church of Rome, transcribed by James II., n.d. Copy: 1685/6.
• f. 356 Kingdom of Hungary: Excerpts by Dr. D. Foote from a Romish Confession of Faith in: 1695.
• ff. 358-371 b Arboriculture: On the cultivation of fig-trees: late 17th cent.: Fr.