 | Offelen, H. 1693 Emblematische Gemüths-Vergnügung bey betrachtung 715 der curieusten und ergözlichsten Sinnbildern. Augspurg, Kroniger |
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| Pare, A. 1691 The works of Ambrose Parey, wherein are contained an introduction to chirurgery [etc]. London, Joh. Hindmarsh |
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| Printz, W.C. 1691 Musicus Curiosus, oder Battalus, der vorwitzige Musicant, in einer sehr lustigen, anmuthigen, unertichteten, und mit schonen Moralien durchspickten Geschichte vorgestellet von Mimnermo, des Battali guten Freunde. Freyburg [Dresden], Johann Christoph Miethen, pp. 1-333 |
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| Story of a young man who heard that some Dutchmen were showing a Rhinocerot in an Inn called "Guldene Lowe". Many people heard the rumour and were waiting for the animal to come, until the owner confessed that it was all an April-Fool's joke. |
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| London Gazette 1685 Advertisement. London Gazette 22 January 1684 (=new system 1685): 4 |
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| Anonymous 1685 The art of preaching, written by a French author; made English by J.B., esquire. London, pp. 1-87 |
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| Verien, N. 1685 Livre curieux et utile pour les scavans et artites, compose de trois alphabets de chiffres, simples, doubles & triples, fleuronnez et au premier trait. Accompagne d'un tres grand nombre de devises, emblemes, medailles et autres figures hieroglyphiques ensemble de plusieurs supports et cimiers pour les ornements des armes. Paris, Chez Claude Jombert |
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| Anonymous 1684 A description of the rhinoceros, lately brought from the East Indies, and sold the 25th of this instant August, to Mr. L for 2320. London, S.Libourn, pp. 1-2 |
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The Rhinoceros is accounted the second wonder in Nature; being a Beast every way admirable for its outward shape and greatness, as also for its inward courage, dispoftion, and mildness. For as the Elephant is the first wonder, so is this Beast next to the Elephant, being every way as much ... |
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| London Gazette 1684 Advertisement. London Gazette 27 October 1684: 2 |
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| London Gazette 1684 Advertisement of exhibition of a rhinoceros. London Gazette no. 1973, 1684 October 10 |
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| London Gazette 1684 Advertisement. London Gazette 1684 October 10 |
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| A very strange beast called a Rhynoceros, lately brought from the East Indies, being the first that ever was in England, is daily to be seen at the Bell Savage Inn on Ludgate-Hill, from Nine a Clock in the Morning till Eight at Night. |
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