Escusado [Texto impreso] : nueua forma y reglamiento, dado por el ... Comissario General de las tres Gracias, y Supremo Consejo de Cruzada, con auto de 21 de Mayo 1697 para la exaccion, y cobranza de la gracia del escusado, y numero de Pilas, en que se deve, y puede elegir Casa Escusada para el Arçobispado de Valencia

Contiene: Instrucciones del escusado para su magestad ... : Las quales se manda se observen el ... Comissario General ... con su Auto de 21de Mayo 1697. Aranzel, y memoria de las pilar matrizes, con sus annexos, del arzobispado de Valencia ...

Paz de Ryswick (1697)

Sign.: A-G4

Instrucciones de lo que deue observarse en la cobrança de Frutos Dezimales, de las Tierras, y Heredades, de las Personas que se nombraren por mayores Dezmeros del Escusado, en execucion del Auto que proveyò el ... Comissario General, y Supremo Consejo de Cruzada, en ... 1697 y de la Provision, que para ... cumplimiento de dicho Auto, hizieron los ... Comissarios Subdelegados del Tribunal de Valencia [Texto impreso] ...]

Sign.: [ ]2, B-F2

Studies of Central American plants. by Paul C. Standley and Julian A. Steyermark.

v.22:no.4(1940)

Temperature influence on the physical and mechanical properties of a porous rock: San Julian's calcarenite

This work discusses the results from tests which were performed in order to study the effect of high temperatures in the physical and mechanical properties of a calcarenite (San Julian's stone). Samples, previously heated at different temperatures (from 105 °C to 600 °C), were tested. Non-destructive tests (porosity and ultrasonic wave propagation) and destructive tests (uniaxial compressive strength and slake durability test) were performed over available samples. Furthermore, the tests were carried out under different conditions (i.e. air-cooled and water-cooled) in order to study the effect of the fire off method. The results show that uniaxial compressive strength and elastic parameters (i.e. elastic modulus and Poisson's ratio), decrease as the temperature increases for the tested range of temperatures. A reduction of the uniaxial compressive strength up to 35% and 50% is observed in air-cooled and water-cooled samples respectively when the samples are heated to 600 °C. Regarding the Young's modulus, a fall over 75% and 78% in air-cooled and water-cooled samples respectively is observed. Poisson's ratio also declines up to 44% and 68% with the temperature in air-cooled and water-cooled samples respectively. Slake durability index also exhibits a reduction with temperature. Other physical properties, closely related with the mechanical properties of the stone, are porosity, attenuation and propagation velocity of ultrasonic waves in the material. All exhibit considerable changes with temperature.

L' Europe galante: ballet : représenté en l'an 1697 par l'Academie royale de musique

de la composition de Monsieur Campra, maître de musique de la chapelle du Roy ; les paroles de cette piece sont de Monsieur de La Motte, de l'Academie françoise.

Commonplace book, October 29, 1728-January 15, 1735

The small hardcover volume contains excerpts copied by John Winthrop beginning at the age of thirteen as a freshman at Harvard College. Winthrop’s own description of this book as “a book of Extracts from many Authors” is accurate, as it includes neither personal information about Winthrop nor reflections on what he read. With the exception of occasional notations indicating the date he finished reading particular books, the volume consists of passages he copied from a wide range of sources. It begins with an index of the various sections of the book (History, Poetry, Miscellanies, Geography, Divinity, History, Philosophy, Philosophy, Miscellanies, Poetry, Divinity, Philosophy) and ends with an index of the extracts' authors.

Payment order for Nathanael Gardner on behalf of his son, 1735 October 20

Handwritten order to John Sale to pay scholarship funds to Nathanael Gardner on behalf of his son Nathaniel Gardner (Harvard AB 1739), signed by Thomas Foxcroft, Charles Chauncey, Samuel Marshall, Zechariah Thayer, and Thomas Waite.

[Admittatur of Noah Clap (Harvard AB 1735)], 1731

Small notebook with a handwritten copy of the 1692 College laws copied in Latin by Harvard undergraduate Noah Clap and signed by President Benjamin Wadsworth, Fellow Nathan Prince, and Tutor Stephen Sewall on August 9, 1731.