ISALE Cap. LIII. Quis credidit auditui no" Airo, &c. "Incredibilis res de Cyro, & magnum etiam my. “fterium, quod fub humilibus Hiftorie typis lateant CHRISTI arcana fublimia. "Ibidem. Vulneratus eft propter prævaricationes no * ftras cent ff Ques Quafi exigentibus populi peccatis interfectum Cy rum deflet Propheta, eo quod poftea fub Cambyfe "multò deterius babuerint, impedita tuno & diruta Templi edificatione jam inchoatà, Daniel 9. Fuit“que bac à Deo data occafio prædicandi paffionem "CHRISTI, cui foli convenit borum verborum fublimitas & veritas. " "ISA1 Cap. LX. Omnes ipfi de Seba veni ant, &c. "Hæc omnia ftante Templo fecundo effe juxta lirteram oblata variis hiftoriis comprobatur, licet per Hyperbolen multa dicantur ad CHRISTI Ecclefiam "myftice referenda. 66 JEREMI Cap. XXIII. Sufcitabo ipf David germen juftum. 38 སྐ ཕུ་ྱ De germine Zerubabel juxta litteram, & quate. "mus in fe regnum contineat, vide apud Zachariam. "Ibidem. Dominus Juftitia noftra, &c.) mis “Id eft, folâ Dei Juftitia fumus à Babylone libe "rati. Referuntur hæc Myfticè ad CHRISTUM, qui verè eft Deus nofter & Juftitia noftra, Propheticus “ enim fermo gladius eft utrinque fcindens, is vere "JEREMIX Cap. XXX. Et erit fortis ejus ex eo, &c. MA Fortior "Fortior Rege Perfarum fuit Zerubabel, foli innitens Dei fpiritui, Zachar. 4. Typo vero JESU CHRISTI, qui folus Deo Patri hæret arctiffim:. 66 "JEREMIE Cap. L. Quaretur iniquitas Ifrael & non erit, &c. "Quanquam variè illi accufentur, eis tamen parcit "Cyrus id eft CHRISTUS. - "EZECHIEL Cap. IX. Et gloria Dei Ifraël elevata eft à Cherub, fuper quem erat ad limen Domus, &c. "Tranflatio hic fit gloriæ Dei à lapideo Templo ad Virum illum JBSUM CHRISTUM, qui & Deus eft, ipfis Cherub fublimior. ་ EZECHIEL Cap. XL. Et ecce vir, cujus alpe " Яus, &c. CHRISTUS Structor cœleftis Civitatis in excelfo • Monte Sion, quam rem in umbra hic delinear. "DANIEL IX. Ab exitu fermonis ad reverti fa ciendum ufque ad CHRISTUM Ducem hebdomade "Septem, &c. 2 “Ab egressu predicti ad me à Deo fermonis de reftituenda adificanda Jerufalem, ufque ad Ducem Cyrum Chriftum Dei, qui id exequetur, bebdomades funt feptem bebdomadifque fexaginta duobus refti tuetur adificabitur platea & foffa in anguftia fcili "cet temporum. Et poft eas 62. hebdomadas occidetur Cyrus,& erit in nihilum: diffipabitque edificium & "defolabit Cambyfes Cyro fuccedens. Fœdus autem primum firmabit Darius: poft quem iterum fequetur "Antiochi abominatio ftupenda, & erit finis orbis *Fudaici. Fudaici. "OSEAS Cap. XI. Ex Ægypto vocavi Filium meum: "Scilicet Populum Ifraël, Typo JESU CHRISTI "veri Filii Dei, ficut & Salomoni dicitur, Ero ei in Patrem, & ipfe erit mihi in Filium. 1 Paral. 22, " & 28. 26 J "ZACHARIAS Cap. III. Ecce enim adduco fervum meum germen, &c. "Ecce ego venire facio fervum meum Zerubabel Germen; qui verum eft Davidis Germen, & CHRISTI Regis germen in fe continet. "ZACHARIAS Cap. IX. Ecce Rex tuus veniet tibi juftus & falvatus, humilis & equitans fuper afi num, &c. "In humili Zerubabel indicatur regnaturum ger66 men, Matth. 21. "JOANNIS Cap. VI. Caro enim mea verè eft Ci"bus. Verè, non per tropum. The Readers will eafily perceive that this Account of Servetus's Performance upon the Bible comes from a Learned Hand. Perhaps I fhall be able in time to communicate to the Publick the Notes which that Phyfician added to Ptolemy's Geography, and which made Calvin fay, that Servetus had called Mofes, vanus præco Judæa, a vain Panegyrist of the Land of Canaan. ARTICLE ARTICLE LIV. PARIS. THE VIIth Letter of the IXth Volume of Edifying and Curious Letters written from the foreign Miffions by fome Miffionaries of the Society of Jefus, runs upon a curious Subject. Father de Bourzez, Author of that Letter, gives an Account of his Obfervations concerning thofe Sparks, that come out of, the Sea upon the run of a Ship. That fort of Light appears much better, when the Moon is under the Horizon, when the Stars are not to be seen, and when the Lanthorn is put out; and therefore it cannot be afcribed to the reflected Light of the Moon, and Stars, or to that of the Ship-Lanthorn. That Light is fometimes faint and weak, and fometimes bright, and fo extenfive, that Father de Bourzez, tho' he stood nine or ten Feet above it, could easily read Capital Letters. Upon fome Days one may eafily difcern the luminous Parts from others. It appears then that the luminous Parts have not all the fame Figure. Some look like Points of Light: Others have the apparent Magnitude of Stars : Some have the Figure of Globules of one or two Lines in Diameter: Others are like Globes of the Bignefs Z 3 * An Account of that Curious Book may be feen in the Third Volume. Bignefs of a Man's Head: Thofe Phofphori do frequently from an oblong Square, three or four Inches long, and one or two broad. The run of a Ship is not the only thing that produces fuch a Light: The Fishes leave alfo behind them a Train of Light. Father de Bourzez faw fometime many Fishes make a kind of Fire-work, as they were playing in the Water. A Rope laid a-crofs is fufficient to break the Water, and render it luminous. If the Water, taken from the Sea, be ftirr'd in the dark, it fhoots our many Sparks. When a Spark is formed, it keeps a long time, and if it sticks to fomething that is folid, it lafts feveral Hours. The more the Sea Water is viscous, the more proper it is to become luminous. This Obfervation is fufficient to find out the Caufe of that furprising Phenomenon. Father de Bourzez makes alfo fome Obfervations upon the Sea-rain-bows, and thofe Exhalations that are eafily inflamed. TH LONDON. HE following Books have been newly brought into England, and are to had at P. Vaillant's in the Strand. 1. Hugonis Grotii de Jure Belli ac Pack Libri tres, in quibus Fus Nature & Gentium, item Juris Publici præcipua explicantur. Cum Annotatis Auctoris, ex poStrema ejus ante obitum cura. Accefferunt ejufdem Differtatio de Mari Libero, Libellus fingularis de Equitate, Indulgentia, & Facilitate, necnon Foann. Frid. Gronovi V. C. Note in totum opus de Füre Belli Pacis. Editio noviffima. Amfteladami, apud Fanffo nio-Waesbergios. 1712. in 8vo. We are told in an Advertisement, prefixed to this New Edition, that it is extremely correct. Johannis 1 L |