Monsieur Hevelius's Calculation of the late solar eclipse's quantity, duration, &c

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  A certain phaenomenon, seen by Monsieur Hevelius, Feb. 5, 1674 St. No. no far from Marienburgh in Borussia, about the Sun, a little before his setting and the moons conjunction, and the Suns eclipse, (which yet was not seen by him.)

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  The illustrated account given by Hevelius in his "Machina celestis" of the method of mounting his telescopes and erecting an observatory

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  The illustrated account given by Hevelius in his "Machina celestis" of the method of mounting his telescopes and erecting an observatory : reprinted from an original copy

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  The calculation of solar eclipses without parallaxes : With a specimen of the same in the total eclipse of the sun, May 11. 1724. Now first made publick. To which is added, a proposal how, with the latitude given, the geographical longitude of all the parts of the earth may be settled by the bare knowledge of the duration of solar eclipses, and especially of total darkness. With an account of some late observations made with dipping needles, in order to discover the longitude and latitude at sea

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