Author:Robert Moray

Robert Moray
(1609–1673)

Works

• "A Relation of Persons killed with subterraneous Damps" in Philosophical Transactions, 1, pp. 44–45
• "Of the Mineral of Liege, yielding both Brimstone and Vitriol, and the way of extacting them out of it, used at Liege" in Philosophical Transactions, 1, pp. 45–46
• "A Relation of Some Extraordinary Tydes in the West-Isles of Scotland, as It Was Communicated by Sr. Robert Moray" in Philosophical Transactions, 1, pp. 53–55
• "An Account, How Adits & Mines are Wrought at Liege without Air-Shafts, Communicated by Sir Robert Moray" in Philosophical Transactions, 1, pp. 79–82
• "A Way to Break Easily and Speedily the Hardest Rocks, Communicated by the Same Person, as He Received It from Monsieur Du Son, the Inventor" in Philosophical Transactions, 1, pp. 82–85
• "Considerations and Enquiries Concerning Tides, by Sir Robert Moray; Likewise for a Further Search into Dr. Wallis's Newly Publish't Hypothesis" in Philosophical Transactions, 1, pp. 298–301
• "A Relation Concerning Barnacles, by Sr. Robert Moray, Lately one of His Majesties Council for the Kingdom of Scotland" in Philosophical Transactions, 12, pp. 925–927
• "A Description of the Island Hirta; Communicated Also by Sr. Robert Moray" in Philosophical Transactions, 12, pp. 927–929
• "An Account of the Manner of Making Malt in Scotland; by Sir Robert Moray" in Philosophical Transactions, 12, pp. 1069–1071

Works about Murray

• "Murray, Robert (d.1673)," in Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900, London: Smith, Elder, & Co. (1885–1900) in 63 vols.
• "Murray, Sir Robert," in Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed., 1911))