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An appendix to Astronomia Carolina: containing, 1. A proposition touching the discovery of the true longitude. 2. Ephemerides of the true place of the sun for four years, beginning Anno 1665. with their use, exactly continued and most easily accommodated to more then [sic] 60 years to come, and as many past. Referred to the apparent time, and meridian of London. 3. Tables of the ∼¦quation of time, composed for every day in the same four years; extended in the like manner, and at least to as many years as the ephemerides, with examples of their use. 4. The place of 22 fixt-stars, rectified by Alsuphius to the year of Christ 936 compleat, and (except onely Cor [astrological sign for Leo]) not hitherto published. 5. A monitum to Mr. Vincent Wing. 6. An advertisement concerning a new hypothesis. 7. An explanation of the harmony of magnitudes, and position of Aphelions mentioned in Ast. Car. pag. 62. 8. The observations of three lunar eclipses made at London, Anno 1663. and 1664. 9. A correction of errors escaped in the impression of Ast. Car. Anno 1661./ By Thomas Streete, student in astronomy and mathematicks.
An appendix to Astronomia Carolina: containing, 1. A proposition touching the discovery of the true longitude. 2. Ephemerides of the true place of the sun for four years, beginning Anno 1665. with their use, exactly continued and most easily accommodated to more then [sic] 60 years to come, and as many past. Referred to the apparent time, and meridian of London. 3. Tables of the æquation of time, composed for every day in the same four years; extended in the like manner, and at least to as many years as the ephemerides, with examples of their use. 4. The place of 22 fixt-stars, rectified by Alsuphius to the year of Christ 936 compleat, and (except onely Cor [astrological sign for Leo]) not hitherto published. 5. A monitum to Mr. Vincent Wing. 6. An advertisement concerning a new hypothesis. 7. An explanation of the harmony of magnitudes, and position of Aphelions mentioned in Ast. Car. pag. 62. 8. The observations of three lunar eclipses made at London, Anno 1663. and 1664. 9. A correction of errors escaped in the impression of Ast. Car. Anno 1661./ By Thomas Streete, student in astronomy and mathematicks.
Dewey Classmark
520
Personal Author
Streete, Thomas
Uniform Title
[Astronomia Carolina.Appendix]
Publication
London : printed for Francis Cossinet at the Anchor and Mariner in Tower-street, 1664.
Physical Description
32 p. : ill. (woodcuts), tables ; 19 cm (4⁰)
Note
Signatures: A-D⁴.
With an imprimatur above the imprint on the titlepage: Imprimatur, ex ædibus Lamb. Nov. 23. 1664. Tho. Cooke rev. in Christo patri ac domino D. Gilberto arch. cant. à sacris.
With 'A correction of errors escaped in the impression of Astronomia Carolina Anno 1661.' on p. 32 (D4v).
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ESTC R17536
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An appendix to Astronomia Carolina: containing, 1. A proposition touching the discovery of the true longitude. 2. Ephemerides of the true place of the sun for four years, beginning Anno 1665. with their use, exactly continued and most easily accommodated to more then [sic] 60 years to come, and as many past. Referred to the apparent time, and meridian of London. 3. Tables of the æquation of time, composed for every day in the same four years; extended in the like manner, and at least to as many years as the ephemerides, with examples of their use. 4. The place of 22 fixt-stars, rectified by Alsuphius to the year of Christ 936 compleat, and (except onely Cor [astrological sign for Leo]) not hitherto published. 5. A monitum to Mr. Vincent Wing. 6. An advertisement concerning a new hypothesis. 7. An explanation of the harmony of magnitudes, and position of Aphelions mentioned in Ast. Car. pag. 62. 8. The observations of three lunar eclipses made at London, Anno 1663. and 1664. 9. A correction of errors escaped in the impression of Ast. Car. Anno 1661./
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By Thomas Streete, student in astronomy and mathematicks.
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printed for Francis Cossinet at the Anchor and Mariner in Tower-street,
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32 p. :
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ill. (woodcuts), tables ;
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With an imprimatur above the imprint on the titlepage: Imprimatur, ex ædibus Lamb. Nov. 23. 1664. Tho. Cooke rev. in Christo patri ac domino D. Gilberto arch. cant. à sacris.
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With 'A correction of errors escaped in the impression of Astronomia Carolina Anno 1661.' on p. 32 (D4v).
