An account of books. 1. The wisdom of God manifested in the works of the creation; in two parts. By John Ray, Fellow of the Royal Society. The second edition very much enlarged. London, printed for Samuel Smith: in 80. 1692. 2. Three physico-theological discourses, concerning, I. The primitive chaos, and creation of the world. 2. The general deluge, its causes and effects. 3. The dissolution of the world. By John Ray, S. R. S. The second edition. Lond. printed for Samuel Smith, 80. 1693. 3. …

An account of books. 1. The wisdom of God manifested in the works of the creation; in two parts. By John Ray, Fellow of the Royal Society. The second edition very much enlarged. London, printed for Samuel Smith: in 80. 1692. 2. Three physico-theological discourses, concerning, I. The primitive chaos, and creation of the world. 2. The general deluge, its causes and effects. 3. The dissolution of the world. By John Ray, S. R. S. The second edition. Lond. printed for Samuel Smith, 80. 1693. 3. Leonardi Plukenetii Phytographia seu Planta quamplurime novæ & Literis hue usque incognitœ ex varis & remotissimis Provinciis ipsilg; Indiis allatœ Nomine & Iconibus. Tabulis Æneis 130 fig. ferè 800 magnâ cum industriâ & insigni sanè in successores benesicio illustratœ. Fol. Londini, 1692. Pars III. The Design of our Author in this Treatlise, is manifest by the Title it self, which ho endeavours to make good from several Heads, as fist, from theMultitude of theCreatares , Cœletitial and terrestrial, and from the possibility, that the fixt Stars may be so many Suns, attended with the like Train as we find our Center, the Ruler of our Morions, is accomparied with.