Servetus prefented fome other Petitions, of which I fhall give you an Account hereafter. I am, SIR, Yours, &c. See the Fourth Letter in Art. XXXVI. A NEW Life of Henry the Fowler,, King of the Saxons, has been lately published by M. Gund lingius Profeffor of Eloquence. D. Nic. Hieron. Gundlingii, Confiliarii Boruff. & Prof. Eloquentia Halenfis de Henrico Aucupe, Francia Orientalis Saxonumque Rege, Liber fingularis, in quo Reipubl. facies ex genuinis documentis, diplomatibus, tabulis, chartis fcriptoribufque æqualibus in luce collocatur. Hale Magd. 1711. in 4to.s The Author defigns to publifh the Lives of the a ther Saxon Kings and Emperors. LEIPSIC K M. Deylingius has put out the fecond Part of his Obfervationes Sacra. D. Salomonis Deylingii Obfervationum Sacrarum Pars fecunda, cum figuris aneis & Indicibus neceffariis. Lipfie 1711. in 4to. This This Book contains Fifty Obfervations upon fo many Paffages of the Old and New Teftament. In the first the Author undertakes to clear Mofes from the Accufation of Pantheism. In the IXth he fhews that the Land of Canaan was a very fruitful Coun try, as we read in the Scripture; and alledges the laft Verse of the IVth Chapter of Malachi, and fome other Reasons, to account for its prefent Barrenness. M. Deylingius does frequently confure Sir John Marfham, Mr. le Clerc, Father Hardouin, and several other Authors. " [A further Account of this Book will be inferred in another Article.] TUBINGEN. M. Hiller has published a Book, containing many Grammatical Obfervations upon the Hebrew Tongue. Matthai Hilleri SS. Theol. Gracaque & Orient. Lin guar. Prof. Publ. Inftitutiones Lingue Sancta. Tubinge, 4711, in Octavo. F PARIS. ATHER Mabillon publifhed Four Volumes in Folio of the Annals of the Benedictins, and left behind him a Vth Volume, that reaches to the Year 1157. That Volume was to be printed by Father Ruinart, who defigned to go on with the Annals of his Order, if Death had not prevented it. Fa ther Maffuet, Author of the New Edition of St. Ireneus, has undertaken to publish the Vth Volume of thofe Annals, and to carry on that Work to this prefent Time. AMSTER M. AMSTERDAM. Gronovius has lately published a Book, wherein he criticizes Dr. Kufter's Edition of Suidas. The latter is preparing an Answer. The Second Edition of Mr. Le Clerc's Ars Critica is in great Forwardness: It will come out with fome confiderable Additions. A New Edition of Diodorus Siculus is to be printed here, with feveral Learned Obfervations of Mr. Wasse. FA ROME. ATHER de Gravefon, a French Benedi&in, Doctor of the Faculty of Paris, and Profeffor of Divinity at the Minerva, is printing a Chronological Book relating to the Life of Jefus Chrift. De annis myfteriis Chrifti. The Author was very much e teemed at Paris, and has acquired a great Reputati on in this City. ARTICLE ARTICLE XXX. SECONDE PARTIE du Projet d' une nouvelle Grammaire pour apprendre l'Hebreu & les anciennes Langues fans Points. Par Mr. MASCLEF Chanoine d'Amiens. Cette feconde Partie contient l'Explication de la nouvelle Methode. That is, THE SECOND PART of a Project of Ia New Grammar to learn Hebrew and the Ancient Languages without Points. This Second Part contains an Explication of the New Method. 66 I Have given an Extract of the First Part of this "Project; and now I proceed to give a "Tranflation of the Second Part- This Difcourfe is "fo clear, that it may eafily be understood, even by those who have no Skill in Hebrew". 66 ALL the Difficulties of reading Hebrew may be reduced to Two. Firft to know how each Letter of the Alphaber ought to be pronounced; and then how Syllables and Words are formed. We pronounce each Letter, as one may fee in the following Table. T t See above Art. XIII: The |