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Philiatros; or, The copie of an epistle, wherein fundry fitting considerations are propounded to a young student of physicke

Anon. (W. White, 1615)

Philisophi et gemotriae

Archimedes (1559)

Philosofia libera, triplice exercitationum decade proposita

Carpenter, Nathanael (Lohannes Lichfield, 1622)

Philosophi

Pomponatius, P (1567)

Philosophi naturali

Nemeti, P (1514)

Philosophi praeclarissimi ac medicorum principis

Avicenna (1546)

Philosophia Britannica VOL. I & II

Martin, Benjamin (N/A, 1771)

Philosophia britannica, or a new and comprehensive system of the newtonian philosophy, astronomy and geography...

Martin, B (W strahan, j & f rivington, w johnston, hawes & co, t carnan & p newbery..., 1771)

Philosophia maturata: an exact piece of philosophy, containing the practick and operative part thereof in gaining the philosophers stone; with the wayes how to make the mineral stone, and the calcination of mettals

Coelson, Lancelot (G. Sawbridge, 1668)

Philosophia pia; or, a dicourse of the religious temper, and tendencies of the experimental philosophy, which is profest

Glanvill, Joseph (J. Macock, 1674)

Philosophical and physical opinions

Newcastle, Margaret Cavendish (William Wilson, 1663)

Philosophical dialogues concerning the principles of natvral bodies

Simpson, W. (T. Hodgkin, 1677)

A philosophical discourse of Earth relating to the culture and improvment of it for vegetation, and the propagation of plants

Evelyn, John (Jonh Martyn, 1676)

"a philosophical enquiry into the late severe winter, the scarcity and dearness of provisions, and the occasion of the distemper raging in several remote parts of england: with letters from many eminent physicians in the country to those in town: and remarks physical and curious."

Autor desconhecido ("printed for j. roberts, r. montagu and sold by the booksellers of london and westminster.", 1729)

A philosophical essay: declaring the probable causes, whence stones are produced in the greater world

Sherley, Thomas (William Cademan, 1672)

Philosophical experiments: containing useful, and necessary instructions for such as undertake long voyages at sea. shewing how sea-water may be made fresh ... how biscuit ... may be secured from the weevel ... and flesh preserv'd in hot climates ... to which is added , an account of several experiments and observations on chalybeat or steel-waters... which were read before the royal society...

Hales, Stephen (W. innys and r. manby, 1739)

Philosophical letters; or, MOdest reflections upon some opinions in natural philosophy

Newcastle, Margaret Cavendish (N/A, 1664)

Philosophical principles

Stahl, Georg E (1730)

Philosophical principles of medicine in three parts

Morgan, T. (J. darby and t. browne, 1725)

Philosophical principles of universal chemistry

Stahl, Georg Ernst (London, 1730)