Archaeologiae philosophicae, or, The ancient doctrine concerning the originals of things
By: written in Latin by Thomas Burnet ; to which is added, Dr. Burnet's Theory of the visible world, by way of commentary on his own Theory of the Earth, being the second part of his Archiologiae [sic] philosophicae ; faithfully translated into English, with remarks thereon
Contributors: Foxton, Thomas, 1697-1769; Lajonchère, Etienne Lécuyer de, 1690-1740.
Publisher: Printed and sold by J. Fisher
Published: 1729
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 104
Subjects: Creation -- Early works to 1800; Cosmology -- Early works to 1800; Earth -- Early works to 1800
Other titles: Theory of the visible world
Notes: Translated by Thomas Foxton

Title and imprint of 2nd part: Dr. Burnet's Theory of the visible world; by way of commentary on his own Theory of the earth.  Being the second part of his Archaeologiae philosophicae ... faithfully translated ... by Mr. Foxton. London : E. Curll, 1729

Signatures: * in 4, B-C in 8s, A in 8, A-F in 8s, a-b in 8s, c in 4, d-g in 8s, A-F in 8s, A-B in 8s

ESTC N029502

Special Collection copy lacking second leaf of Table of contents
Table of contents: value: Ad populum; value: Table of contents; value: A letter to Mr. E. Curll, Bookseller; value: An essay on the use of reason in religion; value: Dedication; value: The preface; value: Archaeologiae philosophicae ...; value: Postscript; value: An appendix concerning the modern Brachmans in the Indies ...; value: Remarks on Archaeolgoiae philosophicae; value: Dr. Burnet's Theory of the visible world ... [Archaeologiae philosophicae book 2]; value: The immobility of the earth demonstrated by reasons ... Proving the earth to be in the center of the universe [by Étienne Lécuyer de Lajonch'ere]