Oakridge, Gloucestershire.
_Darling's "Cyclopædia Bibliographica._"--The utility of Mr. Darling's
_Cyclopædia Bibliographica_ is exemplified by the solution conveyed under
the title "Crellius," p. 813, of the following difficulty expressed by Dr.
Hey, the Norrisian professor (_Lectures_, vol. iii. p. 40.):
"Paul Crellius and John Maclaurin seem to have been of the same way of
thinking with John Agricola. Nicholls, on this Article [Eighth of the
Thirty-nine Articles], refers to Paul Crellius's book _De Libertate
Christiana_, but I do not find it anywhere. A speech of his is in the
_Bodleian Dialogue_, but not this work."
Similar information might have been received by your correspondent (Vol.
vii., p. 381.), who inquired whether Huet's _Navigations of Solomon_ was
ever published. In the Cyclopædia reference is made to two collections in
which this treatise has been inserted, _Crit. Sac_., viii.; _Ugolinus_,
vii. 277. With his usual accuracy, Mr. Darling states there are additions
in the _Critici Sacri_ printed at Amsterdam, 1698-1732, as Huet's treatise
above referred to is not in the first edition, London, 1660.