Title: | Title Pages Of Works On Silk Worms, Hartlib |
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Dating: | undated |
Ref: | 61/7/1A-8B |
Notes: | All titles written on the back of a printed preface as 61/7/1B. |
[61/7/1A]
3a Editio
Legacy
De <Mr> Fishers Manufacture of Silke
in England ad tit.
Silkworms.
See Mr Harmar and <mr> Fishers
Tr.
[61/7/2A]
3a Editio
Legacy.
Of the domestick Vse of silke
to make the Warmest Garment
of it from a [single?] quilted
silke according to Lanions
description
And Mr Pels Iaponeses
Gown's.
Besides Weaving-Instrument of Woltzogen./
[61/7/3A]
3a Editio
Legacy.
The History of Silke-Spiders.
of Bermudas from Stirke
Also
Of the Silke-grasse from
some others.
[61/7/4A]
The Poem of the Silke-Worme and their
flies.
to bee turned [additus?] addendis et omissis [omitendis?]
into a pleasant Oratorical Discourse
by Collier etc.
In the bundle of Mr Worsley's Papers of
Hupbner
[61/7/5A]
Experiments from Clodius of Dr Wendolin Sybilist and
Experimenter at Hamburg
Of making Silk out of Flax.
Also
Of Mr Henry Rivers Virginia-silke-plant.
It.
Experiment of making Linnen-cloth out of
Nettles.
and
Nettle-tops for feeding of hens and
Multiplying of Eggs. Mr Pels.
[61/7/6B]
Ad Titulum Silke-Worms
Description of Wolzogen of Petty-mystery
with the Figure
for Weaving of Silke [illeg.word] etc.
[61/7/8B]
Silke-worms.
The Relation of Mr Best's English-
man slaves
Observation
concerning silke-Worms.
[61/7/1B]
[and reverse of all these pages, printed:]
To the Reader.
Advantage brought thereby unto the Publique, which is here the Maine of the whole Designe, that this State may recover it selfe and flourish; and the burdens which ly upon every one, may be the easier borne by all. I shall not add by way of Preface any thing more; only I shall beseech the Lord to direct thee, in this, and all other things, to fulfill the good pleasure of his will; In whome I rest alwayes
From my house at Charing Truly thine in all
Crosse right over... duties of Love and
Angel Court the 24. of Feb. Serviceablenesse
1650/1.... SAMUEL HARTLIB
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