Bibliotheca selectissima: or, A catalogue of books : relating to divinity, law, medicine, chymistry, history, mathematicks, poetry, morality, and philosophy, in all its parts. Also grammar, with the other liberal sciences, as astrology, geography, &c. Mechanism, or manual operation, as painting, gardening, &c. Which will be sold by auction at the Gilded Acorn near St. Augustin's Church in St. Paul's Church-yard, on Tuesday February the 9th, and the following days of the week, at three in the afternoon.

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