v. 1: General introduction. Textual note. Publications to 1660: Invitation to free communication. Perraud's Devil of Mascon. de Bils's Large act of anatomy. Seraphic love. Spring of the air . - cxxxiv, 324 p.

v. 2: The sceptical chymist and other publications of 1661: Certain physiological essays, 2nd ed. The sceptical chymist. Style of the scriptures. - xxix, 508 p.

v. 3: Usefulness and sequels to spring of the air, 1662-3: Defence ad examen. Usefulness of natural philosophy, I and II sect 1. - xxviii, 580 p.

v. 4: Colours and cold, 1664-5: Experiments touching colours. New experiments touching cold. - xxiv, 594 p.

v. 5: The origin of forms and qualities and other publications of 1665-7: Occasional reflections. Hydrostatical paradoxes. Origin of forms and qualities. Papers in Philosophical transactions. - xlv, 568 p.; il.

v. 6: Publications of 1668-71: New experiments concerning... light and air and New pneumatical observations about respiration, Philosophical transactions. Spring of the air, 1st continuation. Absolute rest in bodies. Cosmical qualities. Rarefaction of the air. Usefulness of natural philosophy, II sect 2. - lix, 558 p.; il.

v. 7: Publications of 1672-3: Origin and virtues of gems. Flame and air. Essays of effluviums. Saltness of the sea. Papers in Philosophical transactions. - xli, 486 p.

v. 8: Publications of 1674-6: Excellency of theology. Hidden qualities of the air. Reason and religion. Mechanical origin of qualities. Papers in Philosophical transactions. - xlvi, 602 p.

v. 9: Publications of 1678-83: Degradation of gold. Producibleness of chymical principles. Things above reason. Spring of the air, 2nd continuation. Aerial noctiluca. Icy noctiluca. Salt-water sweetened. Items contributed to Hooke's Philosophical collections and various articles in Philosophical transactions. - xlii, 470 p.; il.

v. 10: Publications of 1684-6: Natural history of human blood. Experiments about porosity. High veneration to God. Experimental history of mineral waters. Languid and unheeded motion. Specific medicines. Vulgarly receiv'd notion of nature. - lxi, 600 p.

v. 11: Publications of 1687-91: Martyrdom of Theodora. Final causes. Advertisement. Some receipts of medicines. Catalogue of writings. Medicina hydrostatica. Christian virtuoso. Experimenta et observationes physicae. - lxx, 456 p.

v. 12: Posthumous publications, 1692-1744: Posthumous papers in Philosophical transactions. General history of the air. Medicinal experiments. Discourse against customary swearing. Papers in Birch's Life of Boyle. Christian virtuoso I, appendix, and II. - lxvii, 548 p.

v. 13: Unpublished writings, 1645-c. 1670: Early writings, including original version of Theodora. Writings from Boyle's early scientific phase. Fragments of treatises from the late 1650s. Material relating to Usefulness of natural philosophy. Papers on petrifaction and mineralogy. - lxx, 504 p.

v. 14: Unpublished writings, c. 1670-1691; inventories of Boyle's unpublished writings, 1650-1744; and Index: Material relating to Mechanical origins of qualities. Miscellaneous scientific papers. Papers relating to Notion of nature and Final causes. Dialogues on the limitations of human reason and theological papers. Later medical writings. - xlviii, 590 p.