An edition of The description and uses of a most acurate [sic] planisphere: performing I. in astronomy ..., II. in ... astrology ..., III. on the limb of it are graduated four circles of proportion, viz. numbers, sines, tangents, and versed sines ... : and lastly, you have sundry uses of these lines in arithmetick, geometry, dialling, &c. ... (1686)

The description and uses of a most acurate [sic] planisphere

performing I. in astronomy ..., II. in ... astrology ..., III. on the limb of it are graduated four circles of proportion, viz. numbers, sines, tangents, and versed sines ... : and lastly, you have sundry uses of these lines in arithmetick, geometry, dialling, &c. ...

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The description and uses of a most acurate [sic] planisphere

performing I. in astronomy ..., II. in ... astrology ..., III. on the limb of it are graduated four circles of proportion, viz. numbers, sines, tangents, and versed sines ... : and lastly, you have sundry uses of these lines in arithmetick, geometry, dialling, &c. ...

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1 The description and uses of a most acurate [sic] planisphere: performing I. in astronomy ..., II. in ... astrology ..., III. on the limb of it are graduated four circles of proportion, viz. numbers, sines, tangents, and versed sines ... : and lastly, you have sundry uses of these lines in arithmetick, geometry, dialling, &c. ... 1972, Printed by H.C. for Philip Lea ... Microform in English	aaaa Not in Library
2 The description and uses of a most acurate [sic] planisphere: performing I. in astronomy ..., II. in ... astrology ..., III. on the limb of it are graduated four circles of proportion, viz. numbers, sines, tangents, and versed sines ... : and lastly, you have sundry uses of these lines in arithmetick, geometry, dialling, &c. ... 1686, Printed by H.C. for Philip Lea ... Microform in English	zzzz Not in Library
3 The description and uses of a most acurate [sic] planisphere: performing I. in astronomy ..., II. in ... astrology ..., III. on the limb of it are graduated four circles of proportion, viz. numbers, sines, tangents, and versed sines ... : and lastly, you have sundry uses of these lines in arithmetick, geometry, dialling, &c. ... 1686, Printed by H.C. for Philip Lea ... Microform in English	zzzz Not in Library

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Advertisement on p. [10].

Reproduction of original in Bodleian Library.

Imperfect: t.p. stained.

Wing B498

Arber's Term cat. II 157

Microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mich. : University Microfilms, 1972. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. (Early English books, 1641-1700 ; 407:2)

Published in: London
Series: Early English books, 1641-1700 -- 407:2.
Genre: Early works to 1800.

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Pagination: [10], 146 p.
Number of pages: 146

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The description and uses of a most acurate [sic] planisphere

performing I. in astronomy ..., II. in ... astrology ..., III. on the limb of it are graduated four circles of proportion, viz. numbers, sines, tangents, and versed sines ... : and lastly, you have sundry uses of these lines in arithmetick, geometry, dialling, &c. ...

by Robert Baker