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rom that particular unquestionable one of Mr. _Boyle_ and his worthy Company, who were the first Eye-witnesses of the Tryals made,) that to _Oxford_, and in it, to Dr. _Christopher Wren_, this Invention is due; and consequently, that all others, who discourse or write of it, doe either derive it from Him, or are fallen upon the same Devise several years after Him. * * * * * _Published with License._ Oxford, Printed by _A: & L: Lichfield_, for _Ric: Davis_. 1665. {131} * * * * * _Num._ 8. PHILOSOPHICAL _TRANSACTIONS._ * * * * * Munday, _Januar._ 8. 1665/6. * * * * * The Contents. _An Account of the Tryals, made in _Italy_ of _Campani's_ new Optick Glasses. A further relation of the Whale-fishing about the _Bermudas_, and upon the Coast of _New England_, and _New Netherland_. Of a remarkable Spring of _Paderborn_ in _Germany_. Of some other uncommon Springs at _Basel_ and in _Alsatia_. Of the richest Salt-springs in _Germany_. Some Observations of Strange Swarms of _Insects_, and the mischiefs done by them: as also of the Brooding of Snakes and Vipers. Observations of odd Constitutions of humane Bodies. Of a way, used in _Italy_, of preserving Ice and Snow by _Chaffe_. Directions for Sea-men bound for far Voyages, drawn up by Master _Rook_, late _Geometry_ Professour of _Gresham Colledge_. Some Observations of _Jupiter_; Eclipsed by one of his _Satellites_: and of his Conversion about his _Axis_. Of some Philosophical and Curious Books, that are shortly to come abroad._ * * * * * _An Account of the Tryalls, made in _Italy_ of _Campani's_ new _Optick Glasses_._ An Inquisitive _Parisian_ writes to his Correspondent in _London_, as follows; We received lately news from _Rome_, from a very Curious Person of our acquaintance, importing, that _Campani_ hath had the advantage of _Divini_. The Great Duke of _Toskany_, and Prince _Leopold_, his Brother, upon Tryal, made of both their Glasses, have found those of _Campani_ excel the other, and with them they have been able, easily to distinguish people {132} at 4 Leagues distance: Of which I intend you more particulars hereafter. Among them are expected the _Length_ of these _Telescopes_, and the Largeness of the _Aperture_ of
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