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[Hh. 17. 27.] DIGBY (Sir Kenelme) Two Treatises, on the Nature of Bodies, and on the Nature of Man's Soul. 4to. London, 1665. [F. 15. 37.] LOWDE (Ja.) A Discourse concerning the Nature of Man, with an Examination of some of Mr. Hobbs' Opinions. 8vo. London, 1694. [D. 7. 48.] PERRONET (Vincent) Some Enquiries chiefly relating to Spiritual Beings, in which the Opinions of Mr. Hobbes with regard to Sensation, Immaterial Substance, and the Attributes of the Deity, are taken notice of, &c. 8vo. London, 1740. [G. 26. 19.] FLAVEL (John) Pneumatologia: a Treatise of the Soul of Man. 8vo. London, 1789. [Ff. 6. 32.] VINDICIE MENTIS: An Essay of the Being and Nature of Mind. 8vo. BLUNDELL (Sir George) Remarks on a Tract intituled "A Treatise on LOCKE (John) An Essay on the Human Understanding. 8vo. 2 vols. Another Copy. folio, London, 1690. 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