Two or three incidents, appertaining more properly to his Literary Biography, have yet to be noticed before we leave the period.
Here is the title of a little foreign tract of which I have seen a solitary, and perhaps unique, copy:-"_Dissertationis ad quoedam loca Miltoni Pars Posterior; quam, adspirante Deo, Praesids Dn.

Jacobo Schallero, S.S, Theol.

Doct, et Philos.Pract.

Prof., ad.

h.t.
Facult.Phil.Decano, solenniter defendet die[17] mens.