1. Certain ancient Medals with Greek and Roman Inscriptions, found about _Crim Tartary_; conceived to be left in those parts by the Souldiers of _Mithridates_, when overcome by _Pompey_, he marched round about the North of the _Euxine_ to come about into _Thracia_. 2. Some ancient Ivory and Copper Crosses found with many others in _China_; conceived to have been brought and left there by the Greek Souldiers who served under _Tamerlane_ in his Expedition and Conquest of that Country. 3. Stones of strange and illegible Inscriptions, found about the great ruines which _Vincent le Blanc_ describeth about _Cephala_ in _Africa_, where he opinion'd that the Hebrews raised some Buildings of old, and that _Solomon_ brought from thereabout a good part of his Gold. 4. Some handsome Engraveries and Medals, of _Justinus_ and _Justinianus_, found in the custody of a Bannyan in the remote parts of _India_, conjectured to have been left there by the Friers mentioned in _Procopius_, who travelled those parts in the reign of _Justinianus_, and brought back into _Europe_ the discovery of Silk and Silk Worms. 5. An original Medal of _Petrus Aretinus_, who was called _Flagellum Principum_, wherein he made his own Figure on the Obverse part with this Inscription, _Il Divino Aretino._ On the Reverse sitting on a Throne, and at his Feet Ambassadours of Kings and Princes bringing presents unto him, with this Inscription, _I Principi tributati da i Popoli tributano il Servitor loro._ 6. _Mummia Tholosana_; or, The complete Head and Body of Father _Crispin_, buried long ago in the Vault of the Cordeliers at _Tholouse_, where the Skins of the dead so drie and parch up without corrupting that their persons may be known very long after, with this Inscription, _Ecce iterum Crispinus._ 7. A noble _Quandros_ or Stone taken out of a Vulture's Head. 8. A large _Ostridges_ Egg, whereon is neatly and fully wrought that famous Battel of _Alcazar_, in which three Kings lost their lives. 9. An _Etiudros Alberti_ or Stone that is apt to be always moist: usefull unto drie tempers, and to be held in the hand in Fevers instead of Crystal, Eggs, Limmons, Cucumbers. 10. A small Viol of Water taken out of the Stones therefore called _Enhydri_, which naturally include a little Water in them, in like manner as the _Ætites_ or _Aëgle_ Stone doth another Stone. 11. A neat painted and gilded Cup made out of the _Confiti di Tivoli_ and formed up with powder'd Egg-shells; as _Nero_ is conceived to have made his _Piscina admirabilis_, singular against Fluxes to drink often therein. 12. The Skin of a Snake bred out of the Spinal Marrow of a Man. 13. Vegetable Horns mentioned by _Linschoten_, which set in the ground grow up like Plants about _Goa_. 14. An extract of the Inck of Cuttle Fishes reviving the old remedy of _Hippocrates_ in Hysterical Passions.