Volume 13 (1683)

Philosophical Transactions (1683-1775)

60 articles

Articles

• Front Matter
  Anonymous (11 pages)
• The Preface
  Anonymous (2 pages)
• A Description of Pen-Park-Hole in Glocestershire; Communicated by Sir Robert Southwel
  Robert Southwel (7 pages)
• An Extract of a Letter, Relating an Experiment Made for Altering the Colour of the Chyle in the Lacteal Veins, by Martin Lister Esq
  Martin Lister (4 pages)
• A Correct Tide-Table, Shewing the True Times of the High-Waters at London-Bridge, to Every Day in the Year 1683. By Mr. Flamstead
  Mr. Flamstead (7 pages)
• An Observation of the Beginning of the Lunar Eclipse which Hapned Aug. 19. 1681. in the Morning, Made on the Island of St. Lawrence or Madagascar, by Mr. Tho. Heathcot, and Communicated by Mr. Flamstead
  Mr. Flamstead, Tho. Heathcot (2 pages)
• Extract of a Letter from Mr. Hevelius; being Observations by Him Made at Dantzick, of the Comet which Began There to Appear, Aug.16.1682
  Mr. Hevelius (6 pages)
• An Account of Some Books
  Johannes Wallis, Martin Lister, F. Pl. York (6 pages)
• Errata
  Anonymous (2 pages)
• Vipera Caudi-Sona Americana, Or the Anatomy of a Rattle-Snake, Dissected at the Repository of the Royal Society in January 1682/3 by Edw. Tyson M.D. Coll. Med. Lond. Cand. & R. S. Soc.
  Edw. Tyson (39 pages)
• [An Account of Some Books]
  Martini Lister, Joh. Alphonsi Borelli (12 pages)
• An Account of a Roman Monument Found in the Bisho-Prick of Durham, and of Some Roman Antiquities at York, Sent in a Letter from Martin Lister Esqs
  Martin Lister (7 pages)
• An Abstract of a Letter from Mr. Anthony Leewenhoeck Writ to Sir C. W. Jan. 22. 1682/3 from Delft
  Anthony Leewenhoeck (10 pages)
• A Correction of the Theory of the Motion of the Satelite. of Saturn, by That Ingenious Astronomer Mr. Edmund Hally
  Edmund Hally (9 pages)
• Observationes Defectus Lunaris Grenovici Habitae in Ohservatorio Regio Februarij 11/21 1682. p. m. à Johanne Flamsteedio Math. Reg
  Johanne Flamsteedio (5 pages)
• An Abstract of a Letter from Dr. Wincler Chief Physitian of the Prince Palatine, Dat. Dec. 22. 1682. to Dr. Fred. Slare Fellow of the Royal Society, Containing an Account of a Murren in Switzerland, and the Method of Its Cure
  Dr. Wincler (5 pages)
• The Contents of Some Letters from Two Learned and Curious Observers in Staffordshire, concerning the Sand Found in the Brine of the Saltworks of That Country &c. Sent to the Royal Society by Dr. Rob. Plot. S. R. S.
  Rob Plot (5 pages)
• [An Account of Some Books]
  Jacobi Barncri, Johanne Bohn (14 pages)
• Advertisement
  Anonymous (2 pages)
• Lumbricus Latus, or a Discourse Read before the Royal Society of the Joynted Worm, Wherein a great Many Mistakes of Former Writers concerning It, are Remarked; Its Natural History from More Exact Observations is Attempted; and the Whole Urged, as a Difficulty against the Doctrine of Univocal Generation: By Edward Tyson M. D. Col. Med. Lond. Nec Non Reg. Societ. Soc.
  Edward Tyson (37 pages)
• Observationes Eclipsis Lunae Die 11/21 Februar. post Meridiem
  Anonymous (2 pages)
• Eclipsis Lunae Totalis Cum Morâ, Anno 1682, die 21 & 22 Feb. vesp.& mane st.n. Observata Gedani à Joh. Hevelio
  Joh. Hevelio (7 pages)
• Lumbricus Teres, or Some Anatomical Observations on the Round Worm Bred in Human Bodies. By Edward Tyson M. D. Col. Med. Lond. Nec Non. Reg. Societ. Soc.
  Edward Tyson (10 pages)
• A Remarkable Relation of a Man Bitten with a Mad Dog, and Dying of the Disease Called Hydrophobia, Sent in a Letter to the Royal Society by the Learned Martin Lister Esquire, Dated from York March 26, 1683
  Martin Lister (10 pages)
• A Continuation of a Discourse about Vision, with an Examination of Some Late Objections against It. By V Villiam Briggs M. D. and Fellow of the College of Physitians
  V Villiam Briggs (13 pages)
• An Account of the Dissection of a Bitch, Whole Cornua Uteri being Fill'd with the Bones and Flesh of a Former Conception, had after a Second Conception the Ova Affix't to Several Parts of the Abdomen. By an Ingenious Physitian, a Fellow of the Royal Society
  Anonymous (7 pages)
• The Anatomy of a Monstrous PIG Communicated to the R. S. By an Ingenious Student in Physick
  Anonymous (3 pages)
• [An Account of Two Books]
  Benjamini, John Pettus Knight (9 pages)
• Errata
  Anonymous (2 pages)
• An Abstract of a Letter from Mr. Anthony Leewenhoeck of Delft to Mr. R. H. concerning the Appearances of Several Woods,and Their Vessels
  Anthony Leewenhoeck (17 pages)
• A Theory of the Variation of the Magnetical COMPASS, by Mr. Ed. Halley Fellow of the R. S.
  Edmund Halley (15 pages)
• An Account of a Book
  Wilhelmi ten Ryne (15 pages)
• Advertisement
  Anonymous (2 pages)
• Errata
  Anonymous (2 pages)
• Some Observations upon the Ruins of a Roman Wall and Multangular-Tower at York. By the Judicious Mar. Lister Esq
  Mar. Lister (8 pages)
• Some Probable Thoughts of the White Ness of the Chyle, and what It is after It is Conveyed within the Arteries. By the Learned Martin Lister Esq
  Martin Lister (4 pages)
• An Exact Account of the Three Late Conjunctions of Saturn and Jupiter, (within the Space or Less than Seven Months according to Accurate Observations) viz. Octob. 14. 82, &c. Together with an Account of what Other Conjunctions of Them There Happened for More Than 100: Years Last; Beginning at the Year 1563: And a Table Computed Whereby to Make an Estimate of what Other Conjnnctions Have Happened for the Time Past, or That Will Happen for the Time to Come. All by J. F. Astron. Reg. et R. S. S.
  J. F. Astron (16 pages)
• [An Account of Four Books]
  Du Verney, Mr. Perault, Johannis Jacobi Zimmermanni, Joh. Jacobo Wagnero, Mr. Mariotte (20 pages)
• A Further Account of Some Rock-Plants Growing in the Lead Mines of Mendip Hills, Mention'd in the Philosophical Transactions, Numb. 129. by the Ingenious Mr. John Beaumont jun. of Stony-Easton in Sommerset Shire
  John Beaumont (7 pages)
• An Extract of Two Letters from Mr. Sampson Birch, an Alderman and Apothecary at Stafford, concerning an Extraordinary Birth in Staffordshire, with Reflections Thereon by Edw. Tyson M. D. Fellow of the Coll.of Physitians, and of the R. Society
  Edw. Tyson, Sampson Birch (6 pages)
• An Extract of a Letter of M. de. S. Maurice M. D.to M. de la Closure,a Physitian of Aubeterre. of the Twenty Sixth of April 1682: concerning the Formation of a Foetus in the Testicle. Taken out of the Journal de Medicine Publisht Jan. 1683. by M. l'Abbe dela Roque at Paris
  M. I' Abbe dela Roque, M. de. S. Maurice (5 pages)
• An Account of Some Experiments Made at Several Meetings of the Royal Society by the Ingenious Fred. Slare M. D. Fellow of the Royal Society, and One of the Colledge of Physitians, with Some Short Applications of Them to Physical Matters
  Fred. Slare (15 pages)
• [An Account of Three Books]
  D. Joh. Hevelium, Tho Sydenham, Nehemiah Grew (9 pages)
• An Account of the Earthquake that Happened at Oxford and the Parts Adjacent Sept. 17. 1683. By a Fellow of a College in that University, and of the Royal Society
  Anonymous (13 pages)
• An Account of the Eclipses or Ingresses of Jupiters Satellits into His Shadow and Such Emersions of them from It as will be Visible at the Observatory at Greenwich in the Three Last Months of This Year 1683. Sent in a Letter to the Publisher from J. F. Astron. Reg.
  J. F. Astron, J. Flamsteed (3 pages)
• An Account of the Cutting out the Caecum of a Bitch by the Ingenious William Musgrave LL. B. Student in Physick, and Fellow of New-College Oxon
  William Musgrave (2 pages)
• Succincta Historiola, De Tribus Conjunctionibus Magnis Saturni Scilicet Jovis Nec Non Martis, Gedani Exeunte Anno 1682. et Initio Anni 1683. ad 28. Maiist. n.usque, à Johanne Hevelio Observatis
  Johanne Hevelio (7 pages)
• Johannis Hevelii Observationes, Circa Nonnulas Occultationes Fixarum, Gedani Anno 1683. Habitae
  Johannis Hevelii (4 pages)
• Historical Observations Relating to Constantinople. By the Reverend and Learned Tho. Smith D. D. Fellow of Magd. Coll. Oxon, and of the Royal Society
  Tho. Smith (13 pages)
• An Abstract of a Letter from Mr. Anthony Leeuwenhoeck of Delft about Generation by an Animalcule of the Male Seed. Animals in the Seed of a Frog. Some Other Observables in the Parts of a Frog. Digestion, and the Motion of the Blood in a Feavor
  Anthony Leeuwenhoeck (11 pages)
• An Account of a Book
  Anonymous (4 pages)
• Errata
  Anonymous (2 pages)
• Tajacu seu Aper Mexicanus Moschiferus, or the Anatomy of the Mexico Musk-Hog, etc.
  Anonymous (32 pages)
• An Account of a Book
  Monsr. Spon (14 pages)
• A Letter from Dr. John Wallis, to One of the Secretaries of the Royal Society (Dr. Robert Plot, the Publisher of these Transactions) concerning an Antient Mantle-Tree in Northampton-Shire; on which the Date of It (for the Year of our Lord 1133) is Expressed by the Numeral Figures, which Shews the Great Antiquity of Those Figures Here in England
  John Wallis (8 pages)
• A Letter from Mr. Flamsteed concerning the Ecclipses of Saturns Satellit's for the Year Following. 1684 with a Catalogue of Them, And informations concerning Its Use
  Mr. Flamsteed (13 pages)
• Joh. Hevelii Historiola Cometae Anni 1683
  Joh. Hevelii (10 pages)
• [An Account of Two Books]
  Laurentij Bellini, Robert Boyle (7 pages)
• Errata
  Anonymous (2 pages)
• Back Matter
  Anonymous (5 pages)