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Pays-Bas. Hlftoire abregee des Pro¬
vinces-Unies des Pays-Bas, oil Ton
volt leurs progres, leuis conqueftes,
kur governement, et celul de leurs
compagnies en Orient et en Occident.
A Amjlerdam 1701. infoU
Remarques fur lea perfonnes illu-
ftres dans les arrnes et qui ont fait
quelque a(5lion d' eclat qui a fervi a
TetablifTement de la Republique dcs
Sept Provinces-Unies. Ibid, pag. 77.
Pcarce {Zachary^) D. D. Bifliop of Ro-
chcfler. 'Conimentary, with notes,
on the four Evangelifts and the A£ts
of the Apoftles; together with a new
tranflation of St Paul's lirft epiftle to
the Corinthians, with a paraphrafe
and notes ; to -which are added o-
ther theological pieces, and fonne ac¬
count of his Lordfhip's life and cha-
■racfter, written by himfelf, publiflied
from the original manuicripts by
John Derby, A. M. his Lordihip's
Chaplain, 2 vol. London 1777. in 4.
Peau [Alarqu'ife de.) Recherches phi-
lofophiques fur Ics Egyptiens et les
Chinois, 2 torn. A Berlin 1773. in
12.
Pegge [Samuel.) Obfervations on Mr
Samuel Foxlo-we's horn ; as like-
wife on the nature and kinds of
horns in general as charters or in-
ftrumen'ts of conveyance. Exjl. in
Archaeologia, 'vol. ^. pag. i.
Shoeing of horfes amongefl the an¬
cients. Ibid. pag. 39.
The queftion confidered, whe¬
ther England formerly produced
any wine from grapes. Ibid, pag.
Remarks on Belatucader. Ibid.
pag. 101.
■Memoir concerning the Sac-Fri¬
ars, or Fratres de Poenitentia Jefu
Chrijliy as fettled in England. Ibid,
pag. 125. ^
■—'AAex-Tpuovwy Ayatv. A memoir
on cock-fightingj wherein the anti¬
quity of it, as a paftime, is examined
and ftated ; fome errors of the mo-
P E
derns concerning it are correded ;
and the retention of it amongft Chrif-
tians is abfolutely condemned and
profdibed. Ibid. pag. 132.
Infcription in honour of Sernpis
found at Tork illuftrated. Ibid. pa'^.
Letter to Dr Percy, on the min-
ftrels among the ancient Saxons, oc-
Cfffioned by fome obfervations on
the fubjed printed in the fecond vo¬
lume. Ibid. pag. T^io.
-Remarks on the liril: noble, coin¬
ed 18. Edward III. A. D. 1344,
wherein a new and more rational
interpretation is given of the legend
on the reverfe. Ibid. pag. 316.
— Obfervations on two jewels in the
pofleffion of Sir Charles M^^rdaunt,
Bart. Ibid. pag. yji.
■Inquiry into the nature and caufe
of King John's death, wherein is
fliown that it was not effected by
poifon. Ihid. torn. 4. pag. 29.
-Illuftration of a gold enamelled
-ring, fuppofed to have been the pro¬
perty of Alhftan, BiQiop of Sher-
burne ; with fome account of the
ftate and condition of the Saxon
jewelry in the more early ages. Ibid.
pag. 47- .
Obfervaf Ions on Kit's Cotty Houfe
in Kent. Ibid. pag. iio.
—-DifTertation on a moft valuable
gold coin of Edmund Crouchback,
fon of Henry Hi. Ibid. pag. 190.
—Remarks on the bones of fowls
found in Chrift Church, Twynham,
Hampfhire. Ihid. pag. j^i^.
Pellerinius ( .) Vide Neumannus
[Franci/cus.)
Pelzhoffer, five Belzhofer, {Francifcu
Alberiusy) Baro de Schbnau. Trac-~
tatus hiftorico-politicus de religione
et confilio. Francofurti 1711. /« 4.
Pcnia [Francifcus.) Judicium fuper pro-^ ,
pofitionibus afTertis de proditione
Regis Angliae, defumptis ex diverfis
literis de rebus Angliae. MS. infoL
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