Annales Mundi Sive Chronicon Universale is a comprehensive chronicle by Philippe Briet, detailing world events from 1663 to the Peace of Baden in 1714. Written in Latin, this eighth volume offers a detailed account of significant historical occurrences, political developments, and societal changes during a pivotal period in European history. Covering a range of topics from wars and treaties to cultural and intellectual movements, this chronicle provides valuable insights into the complexities of the era. Scholars and historians will find this a useful resource for understanding the late 17th and early 18th centuries.

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