COX (BROTHERS) AND WYMAN, GREAT QUEEN STREET,
LINCOLN'S-INN FIELDS.

CONTENTS OF VOL. III.

HYDRIOTAPHIA.

Urn Burial; or, a Discourse of the Sepulchral Urns lately found in

Norfolk

BRAMPTON URNS.

Page

Particulars of some Urns found in Brampton Field, Feb. 1667-8

A LETTER TO A FRIEND, upon occasion of the death of his

intimate friend

Editor's Preface

Dedication

The Preface

Part the first

Part the second

Part the third

CHRISTIAN MORALS, &c.

1.

61

83

85

86

87

108

121

MISCELLANY TRACTS; ALSO MISCELLANIES.

Editor's Preface

The Publisher to the Reader

Tract 1.

147

149

Observations upon several plants mentioned in Scripture 151

Of garlands and coronary or garland plants.

Tract 2.

203

Tract 3.

Of the fishes eaten by our Saviour with his disciples after

his resurrection from the dead

An answer to certain queries relating to fishes, birds, and

insects

Tract 7.

Tract 8.

Tract 9.

Of ropalic or gradual verses, &c.

Page 221

223

Of languages, and particularly of the Saxon tongue

Of artificial hills, mounts, or burrows, in many parts of

England what they are, to what end raised, and by

what nations

Tract 10. Of Troas, what place is meant by that name. Also of the

situations of Sodom, Gomorrah, Admah, Zeboim, in

the Dead Sea

Tract 11. Of the answers of the Oracle of Apollo at Delphos to

Croesus, king of Lydia

Tract 12. A prophecy concerning the future state of several nations,

in a letter written upon occasion of an old prophecy

sent to the author from a friend, with a request that

he would consider it

Tract 13. Museum Clausum, or, Bibliotheca Abscondita: contain-

ing some remarkable books, antiquities, pictures, and

rarities, of several kinds, scarce or never seen by any

man now living

242

246

251

259

267

REPERTORIUM.

Some account of the tombs and monuments in the cathedral church

of Norwich

Addenda

MISCELLANIES.

Concerning the too nice curiosity of censuring the present, or

judging into future dispensations

Upon reading Hudibras

An account of Island, alias Iceland, in the year 1662

An account of birds found in Norfolk.

An account of fishes, &c. found in Norfolk and on the coast

On the ostrich

Boulimia centenaria

Upon the dark thick mist happening on the 27th of Nov. 1674

Account of a thunderstorm at Norwich, 1665

On dreams.

Observations on grafting

Hints and Extracts; to his son, Dr. Edward Browne.

DOMESTIC CORRESPONDENCE, JOURNALS, &c.

Dr. Browne's Letters to his son Thomas, 1660-2

Journal of Mr. E. Browne

Dr. Browne's Correspondence with Mr. E. Browne during his

travels, 1668-1669

Further Correspondence June 1670 to Oct. 1682

422

426 to 440

441 to 482

MISCELLANEOUS CORRESPONDENCE.

Dr. Browne to Dr. Henry Power

484

486

Dr. Henry Power to Dr. Browne.-Feb. 10, 1648

Mr. Merryweather to Dr. Browne.-Oct. 1, 1649

Dr. Browne's Correspondence with Evelyn in 1658

with Dugdale.-Oct. 1658 to April

1662

Feb. 1669

487 to 492

493 to 501

with Dr. Merritt.-July 1668 to

Sir Robert Paston to Dr. Browne.-Apr. 5, 1669

The Earl of Yarmouth to Sir Thos. Browne.-Sept. 10, 1674

Sir Thomas Browne to Elias Ashmole.-Oct. 8, 1674.

Dr. How to Dr. Browne.-Sept. 20, 1655

502 to 513

Extract from Letter from M. Escaliot to Dr. Browne.-Jan. 26,

513

518

Dr. E. Browne to his father.-Sept. 7, 1671

Sir Thomas Browne to Mr. Elias Ashmole

. 527

24, 1673

Sir Thomas Browne to Mr. John Aubrey.-March 14, and Aug.

. 530

531-532

1664.