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or Loadftone: and among ft other his vertues,
ofa new difcouered fecretand fubtill Proper-
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| ture of King Hierons gol-
den Crowne: could not by
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by chaunce as he was Ba-
thing himfelf, he obferned
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forced the fame to ryfe and runne ouer the Veflell :

wherupon the matter of the Crowne comming to hys re-
_ membrance,and applying the manner of the water to his

-prefent purpofe , hee was foorthwith mooued withfuche _

exceeding ioy , thathee leaprfodainlye out ofthe water,
and forgetting him felfetobee naked , came crying to the
King his Maifter,I haue founde,Uhaue founde: So I(right
‘Worfhip full, although in other refpe&tes & points of lear-
ning and knowledge, I will not prefumeto compare with
eArchimedes, whois many waies incomparable , nor with
‘ay Other learned Mathematician , being my felfeanyn-
learned Mathematician ) by ‘occafion of my profefsion,
making fundry experimentes ofthe Adagnes {tone founde

-at length amone({t many other effectes, this ftrange and
newe propertie of Declining of the Needle: which for-

_ getting or site con mine owne nakednefle and
want ot turnitute to fer foorth the matter,I haue heere in
fimple forte propofedand' publifhedito the viewe, of cg ¥
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© doneby due obferuationof thisnew declining Proper |
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alfo ofthe former example. So that wee feethefe men and

fundry others that are mentioned in authors, being caried
and ouercome wyththe incredibledelight concemed of
their owne'deuices and inuentions , though they followe

partly the peculiar contentation of their priuat fancies, yet

they feme chiefly to refpet either the gloric of God orthe
furtheraunce of fome publike commoditie. Whole good

example inthis behalfe I will inideuour to followe, when -

tolreach their rare giftes otherwyfe, israther to bee with-
ed,thenhopedfor.. And feeyng ithath pleafed God to
make mee the inftrument to open thys Noble fecret, thae
hisnaine might be glorified, and the commoditi¢e of my
Country procured therby;[ thought it my duty to aduen-

ture my credite , and makemy name the obieét offlaun- .

derous and carping tongues, rather then fuchea feerete
fhoulde beconcealed andthe vfethereof vnknowen.
Howe beneficiall the Arte and exercife of Nauigation
istothis Realme,, there isnoman fo fimple.butfees, by.
meanes whereof wee beeidg fecludedand diuided from

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- greatePhilofopher, for the fingular toy conceimedof the —
invention of that excellente [Theoreme of Redangle 3 ?

the reft of the worlde,ar¢ notwichftanding atit were Cit=

tizens ofthe worlde, wa'king through eueriecorner , and
rounde about thefame , and enioyingall the commodis.
ticsoftheworlde. How neceflary the perfecte knowledge
ofthe Needle or compafleis, tothe perfection,of the Art
of Nauigation , your felfe who haue long time veri¢indu--
ftrioufly trauailedthereinand thereby init ,andother, Sea
caufes excellothers, can beft iudge. Toattaine yntothys

perfection, and toframe, asitwere,;a Theorike, wyth
Alypothefes:, and rulesfor thefaluing of the apparant. irre. .

gularitieof the Variation (ifitbeeathing poffible orwith,

in the compafle of mans capacitie ), it multdoubnefle bee

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withthé Variation caufed by the Admirable efficacie of

the Adagres ftone: Wherefore to turther the Noble ftudye-
of Nauigation and Hydrography, andtogiucocafionto «
induftrious & skilful trauailers by fea and by land,to make
diligét obferuation of thefeeffe&s infundry places, where
by fome generall:conelufion may beinterred,I haue heere
seeayeaeauiatacuss! ep gennde by exact tryall ,and
perfect experiments, & befides.this tiew property, diuers

other rare: effectes that followe this Philofophicall ftone.

. Wherein although I may feeme.to haue difcouered my

, nakedneflc,and want of cloquenceand orderly Methode

“to vtter my conceites withall,I truft the reader will either

~ ofhis curtefic take all hinges for good that is well ment,

, or of his grauitie not regarding the wordes but the mat-

ter, diffemble my faultesjandacceptofmy paines. And
hes WALES s.amonglt divers learned and expert meninthe

i Mathem, tical {ciences , to whome I haue imparted thys
“fecret, I have firlt of all and chiefly from time to tyme
, fhewed'the manner of it ox your Worthippe, which firlt
_Bive oceafion that I fell into the confideration thereof,
“and through whofe encouragement I entred into farther
“exatnination of the matter, which otherwile I had neg-
‘Jeéted:Tfmy trauell herein take fach effe&e, thatothers
‘be benefited or pleatured thereby, I hauemy defire, and
they areto be thankful vnto you for the fame, for Imuft
“needs afcribe the occafion to your good counmaile.To you
° therefore asto the moft worthy and beft acquainted wyth
‘thecaufe,T prefent the firft fight of this my rude and Gm-

“ple draught,which I truft,according to youractuftomed .
_ curtefheand friendly affeétion towardes me;you will take
,* Inas good parte,as it proceedes fromaharty good | *

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“Mlate eyperimented truth foundin this tone, contrarteto
“the opittins af all them that hane heretofore iweitten ther.
bE. Cethereing meane not fo, oie barely, teviousconive,
fires oz linaginations ; but bieflye ag 4 may, to paile.i¢
bier, grounding niy Arguments duely apon erpertenice,
teafor and demonttration, whichare the qreunds of arts,
Mav albeit,it may be fain by the learnedinthe Mathema
, titalles, as bath beenc alreapy tnzitten by tonic, that th
” 18 noquettion a2 matter fo a Soechanitian.o2 Sparingr
‘meddle With, no msz¢ then is the finding ofthe longitud
fos that it nwt bes handled erquifitelye by Oeometrica
bemonffration, and Arithmeticall Calculation: in topic
Artes, they tuauld haucall. Wechanitians and Seamer
to beignozant, 07 at leatte infufficientlte furnit}ed to pers
‘fopme fuch.a matter, alleanging againt thens the Latine
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wroucrbe of Apelles, We furor visra crepidam. Wit ¥ Boe!
tilythirike , that nofivithfanding the learned in thofe®
& tienices, being in their fudies amorigh their bookes,can-
iuvagine areate inatters,and fette Dolune theirfarte fetch:

- conceltes; tri faire Tole, arid with plawiible moines wie!

Shing that. all Pechanictatis were fuch as for want of vi
~ fevatice oul be forced to deliver ontethem their knows
‘ledge and concettcs, that they might flouriihe oppon them,

ghd applpe them attheit pleatures s: pet there are iw thys :

laid, Dyers gp echantitians,that in their feuierall faculties:
anupofetions, hauethe bicofthole artes at thei fingers
endes,ahdcan-apply them fo their (enerell-purpotes; as ef
fectuallpandtitose readily thet thofe that would mol cone
bemne thenti For albert thep hate riot the hfe ofthe Oreke
and Latin tongites'; to leateh Che Darietie of Authors tn
thole Artes,pet thep Haweiit Grigh® fe: Geometrie, Eu-

clides Glementes , with abfelate tentonftrations : and f23

Arithmaticke, Records tyozkes , beth bis firfkand feconde

partes and diuers others, beth i Cngltty,andin other buls

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gar languages , that haue alfo twzitten offbem , whycb

_ -bookes are fufficient tothe induftrious gpechanictan , ta
make bint perfec and ready in thole fciences, but efpeciale

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aeNe.. Ady des
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beff fo be belecuedin bisotone pofefled Art and Science.
SPow ( curfeous reader) Jamo reqnef€t thee to accept of
this my difcourfe , tuberein 3 haue taken fome paincs(as
the trauaile it (elfe may — and beene af fone son
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SP carefull and siecle panling sffach matters:
asare neceflarily incident to this peefentestreatifes: Alb:
which J have beene content to doe,that the woke ¢ though:

itbee not big:, vet effacnall ) by the cammion bie thereof;
sap poold profit accordingly , Cotbent (pecialiy that-areof;

capacitictocompzedend this nev renealea ferret. Ze cons}
clude, thechtefelt and onelp marke Aubereat glay leuell,:

ioas the benefiting of mp Country-men, in tbo 3 with’

continual increafe of knowledge andcunning,.asin all,
other commensable profesions , fo chicfelpinthole that:
ae mol neceflarieand prefitable, hus leone
AE. trauaile beereinto thy difcreet conftruction »;
i GAD withing thy furtherance in this: saa i a and
sdecetiarie andprofitatle knowledges»:
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the prince ol ftories alone...” Heh sp Palais wee
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Of she Mogaeso or ; Loadftone, Ani i found, ‘and
*) of their.colours; weigzht,andrvertucin drawing yron or
ftecle:a ane spaces Properties of, the fame tone. iD

eBi The OG UiueeGt B10 U0"! |

eo ee a Be Miagnesng Loadftane isfouinb
many omen) f° Lndiuers partes ofthe iwozloe, ans

op camb alfboughtt bee ponderous and
Jo-{ 2 weightie, pet it is not foundftobent
ht Boor eae theron Cwe,nettherconteineth
me e } tivit arty mettaltofit felfe; but hath

a ep fe certaine: affinifie onto? proito2
| oftele, 3fwascalles Maones.bes
ante the find finbes thereof twas fa anted,toho (as. _—
Soleth) tas anWeratmarnin Gal lndias f+) 2dpi

SC his Tone (as tw2iteth Cardinal 'CuGan) rath fubttaure,
_ Herfue; and operation, is veréuc is comferaed enourithed
of his fubance:| coftiis-vertue paoceedeth dimers Krange
effeds andeperations, feonug tomany good purpetes;ias
{pecially in the. Avteof Nauination, without whiebe: Here
could have beene.nonilcoucries bp easnoxthepartaof the
Apolo nrade Racine ¢ frequented, as wow thepate.c and
Kherefore the bertne of thisfiane.of all athens may hee: ate
countedthe mow pectoris. : asroh scanid > Belivus
on}: €thefe are Diuersifortes dittring each fronatheras
fucllin goodnefic,as in colour, weights and force; busstet
durpropertic -(althonahmranieibaue tndacd tye ‘partation
hfthe Meeplesto.dee according tothe diltance ofthe Mine

Where the Home lung beed, totye place where beets o

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se A moattcommonlic in Pron 'gpynes, --

7 Sara newe: ‘Ateractiuel’ s ae
Whe hii , e (hones col ets ofthe cat
India! trem the coat of China, aitd Bengalia; and is of the
—— golourof yon 02 fanquine colour ; thete ftones are bere
matliue ¢ weightie, ewill dpatwe 02 lift bp tye tut iveight
— «ofitfelfe tnyp2en 02 fiecle (ifthe fore evceede not a pounds
" Wetghf.) Andthefe are. of therfir T fort; and are fold comts
monly fo2 their p2 bertwetabt i in filucr tn the Catte India, —
) Where they growe, vecaute the bell ¢ finett are tetie vate
ree tne, (0 be found. F02 it isconumonlya fole fone; ving by him-
felfe inthe earth,aud nothellio: peceofanotyer. ~
Where is another fort of areddt(h colour found in ha
biaand the rep Sotajerowing bctdant-fatsmuch like to
—aDileifonco? Slate:: this:ts riot (0' AWepghtte: se thole of
_ Nextthe bet, Chinay bul if is bevieneere ag good, and the bertue contis
Sieertas on the epee! 03 ' sree that is touches
tint

Ml perets: tiketoife ofthefefiones: in Lediahe inthe Zle
of Elba; baraby wtotne tithe ‘fame glande called Porto
Feraro, from thence our opariners daylie bzing of thent, -
and are calledthereCalamita’ Preta, that iste fay, The
_ blackeMaones,becaute there is another (o2t thatis white
and light, lpke bate peoce oroey Fullers slay, and is tals |
dene itd Blaneas 9 oe A

\ @Dgis Catamita: Blanca is founde altvayes (with the
aber; ticking fakin the out fide thereof lpke. clays... dnd
this tuhite is fogbinven tobe bled in that Country, betaufe
euill ioomen there, dod applye it tedettroye conception,
fwhereofthis Kore! is a creat enemie, Dther thingesare
totedof this white Calamitas, for obtaining of Wantots
purpotes, iabich 3 thinkenof crevible, and therefore till |
onitit. hele blacke fones of Elba atemiiglen twith |
inhite bepnes, they are of tt steat fance, tog their berfue
oflong continuance) ouclanien coon
19} @Ulfo there areoftherettonesinbish ‘Almaine that are
fall of poles like abunnie combe, elighter thenthe other, —
et ne Ga00, A110 thele ave of yeotvcaloury': ae

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Thenew AtiraGiue.
; er fozte there 13 in Norwaie, inthe pon Mines 5 as
7 Dalpiouadeat other. places, thetr'couleurisblackes rhe wort,
mircdo2 as if Were intcrlarded With graic, thete arcotthe |
firiallett force of any thatare found. -
eer haue fiene alfo inthe Soines of Carmeacn in. Spayne |
of a grate colour; but ofnonreatefozced thefeare comm .
morip bought bp hole cotonetoSiuill and Calits fo bee
fould,and oftentimes to Valentia,.Alicanre; and Lisbone: :
“all thete ones are different one fronranother , as tell
in face asin colour-and tweight : yet all of one operatis
oittathe Nicole, Beiwingene pointe Attractive,as. 9 hane
protied mpfelfe bythe fund2yp fortes: of fhemt 5: which
hates ‘and all npalwinig pron tothent. Vet the WDhilofopher
Avérroes tuzitety thatthe Magnes dDpatweth not pion’ bits
fo - but the won of bis natural Linclination meouethto the
eae though this potitiner: may fee forarrye fomé
cece {with tf; by the hare bethy of the fight; tuben the pont
tslighter then the Stone's iopet:contrarietople pouthalt
finde , thatthe Sfone will mouse fothe pon; ifthe Stone
bee: ‘good,andthe proof greater iweight fbrn the Stone( (os
Feat the catieyt of. Ge wenn srcede woe ibes Acerattine
frength yer
“Poeuerthelette wee may not thereby fake atbay: the bis
fall od liuely (pixite fromthe: Stone, and: attribute itva:2
fo Che promt: for th (6 Doing tos Houlde Doe Pature greate
Wong. Jor tt isapparant, thatthe poon hath no Actrac-
true bertue,no2 potuer of it (elfe, onttll it haus receined tf
oftheftone .: But pron baning acerfatiic affinities o2 mas y,. ona
turali quallitic aareable to the one, doth aptipandfrecip “apes
receive bis bertue ands a fubiede,luffereth bts bitalti{pir ¢- Pe 26
ritofthe fone to tinpoectie; and ret quietly ta bisitaiine tox,
and folide bodie, tubich tuben it hath recetued by touching
the Stone 5: itis indued tuith the berp fame propertiz and
— Gperations in albreipectes (though notin fo teh mote) as
pe fone tf felfe, ‘3 |
Fo :

: FFozas the weocannbatt patndt to jetwethe Atteaitiue
: | iqeuaiias bath the feuchen320n. As the Stone hath ftus: .
de ae __ patttcipall poinces; fo bath the Bon. Andlikewile,asthe
fence hath potver fo dalve prow fo it, fo twill the 320%
fotouched, pate another: yeon toit:, ‘anbinrpartall thete
— ‘berfues fo another prorin qualitie,though not -itt quans
ftifte: and thus tn all refpegesit pieanete intl, tbe fobe
riepopertie ofthe lowe, ©:
Paracelfus to2iting ofthe augmenting ofthe cotromgth .
ofthe Magnes &fone faith, thattf this Stonebee laine int
thefire, onfpll it bee almof revde hot, andthen taken ont
and quenchedin the Dyle of Crocus Martis; if willfoaugs —
inentand multiply his force; thatit willpull’ a nayle: out
ofa wall, tut ¥ fuppote pe meant not that the natle thoule
be fall, for then it fucre antiraculous matter,
Dthers haue written, thatinthote partes, twhere the
’ Magnes grotuethin the fpea,it isoffuchforce, that ifante
ephippes tyathaue proninthent pale bp, 02 ouer thet;
that they are peetentlp either Maied, 02 d2aiven dolune
to the bottome byreafonof the yeon. sPot tele onely,but =
' many other fables haue bene witten by thofe of auntys |
ent time , that baue astt tere fet dotune their otune in.as
ginations fo2 bndoubteafruthes, and this nroft of all. in
Geogtaphie and Hidrogtaphie,o3 Nauigation. Sherefoze
¥ withe erperience fo be the leader of UAziters in thofe
Artes, andreaforntheir rule in letting if botwne, that the
follotvers be nof lea by them inte errours, as oftentpmes
have bene fene. |
Wracitiis, that God is mightie and maruellous it
all bts fuoorkes: pet bee doethnof allolwebsfofap moe
.» thentrathofthent.” Anotruely sbis paweris as greatly
- ‘{helvenitn fhe Magnes, as inany fone that bee bath cres
ated + and who fo (hall goe about curiouflte fo {eke out
the efficient caufe of bis paoperties, afuppole the longer —
bee feebeth, the moze be fall raphe ont hee ert
mapren bis purpofe, 427 200 whe
. 4 c

The new nena tive. is 48

\ ‘The vertueoftheStone is diftubutiue ,agmanvather —
bertues are , much comparable onto eputke, that hauing
afiweet favour o2 fimellitfelfe , imparteth: the fanre to as
nother thing, astoa patre of Glours 5 ans tyofe Oloucs.
give out fausur,and perfume a twholechelt of claathes:C-
uen fa the pron that hath receiucd this:bertue of the fone
Wwillertend, and qiue the fame to another's and that prom
foanother,and fotomany,

‘Andin this point the Tone is maruellous. that notwiths
anding pou touch ten thoufand pons o2 nailes with binz,.
. tuerp one offhem carrping alway asmuch vertucas will
lifte bpanother bislpke (fo they erccedarot the tweight ofa
fire penny uaile) pet the Stone itfelfe will be nothing div
minihedof his Irength,butcontinue ofone force,

Af 4 hould fay bere, that by the Attractine Krength of
a {mall Magnes of ftu0 02 tho pounds weight, J could lift
Uppe, orcanfe fa hange by the vertuc thereof ,a thoufande
pounde ef pon af one inttant,peraduentare pou would bee
“Deubtfull of the fuccetie.. JPeusrthelefe by experience in
— allthinges, wherein confiteth truth andreafon,ofnecemi-
fie reafon ninkt peild,toben truthis pacfent, And therefo2e
becaufe pou yall not remaine doubtfull herein, thus pou
ntayp dooe if; and onely make proofe by tivo 02 thee nailes,.
Ifyou twill: fo2 the fanre fucceile that you bauc tit hem.you
fyall- hate trallthe ret. -

ake a common voor naple,¢ touch the head of it tvith
tbe oath parte of fhe Magnes 03 :Load{tone,then take the
fame naple and beate if with a pesce of tvoods light!p tr
fo fone pofte 9). timber bpivardes , fo asthe beade maye
bangedotune twatdes, (but not with pron, becaute the prot.
Will take alway fome parte of the vertuc from the nayle;)
this Bone,take another like naile, and touch the bead thers
of withthe South parte ofthe Stone, and Cher if pou put
the headofit tothe head of the fir natle,it wil hang fat by
it a tobole peere n2 moze. Andafter this manner pouinay,
| tfpon ioil take the paines,bang a hundeed fun of iron with
ths.

oo ithe At ye - “ *
Ps ey 1 Cc
—e

Irons to hang ~

one by ano-

ther by ver~

tue ofthis
ften F¢

A fpecial note

>,
eeenerne ey e*
iS :

~The: new. dh ebeathaiat |

ehevertneot this little ffane, and pelthe aliens.
~ "wrinitged ofbis force. Butt tonecefarte tn proate ofthis |

_matter,that pou baue a berp good fone.) 2

a tub of Cdilater, it willturne the difh about, andthe Moth

parte ofthe fone , after many fwaruinges foand fro, fuel .
_ reff, and directly thetve the ling of Vauation 302° imagined ‘

Attractive point. :
Glfo,ifyou bang this torte ie ath2id, that if may eatie

lie mooue,t will fheiv the like effectsas onthe Wwatcr.and
if pou baue five ones , putting the tive South partes of

thent together, the ons will iy and turne atvay. from tbe Qs
ther,and like wile ef the {oath pointes,

And further yee fhall note asafpeciall Sar that the

forth poinfofthe Stone fouchinga Meodle, o2 the wyers
ofacontpatte , tuiil ntake the fame point fouched fo. heive
fhe South: and contrariwite, beeing touched with tbe
South point, wil make the: fame fo fhelw fhe Poth. So as
alivaies that vart of fhe fone that.anlivereth tothe Sporty
of — midge poperly the South part af fhe Hones 4333

The fecond Chapter. %

Of the diuers opinions of thofe that Besa written of ie
» Attragjiue pointjand where they haus s:
ay imaginedi itto be,

f Seas re ‘be fabeill, maanertiass casein fecvetes of

ZA) yes af sPaturein the Magnes asal(oindpuers
GA other thinges, -bath fotraublen.the witsot
i the fearchers thereof, that altwayes tuben

Neg = Lj they cane fo the-vpihot, wanting erpes

setae rience,and thereby reafons finger to thew

| ser adired marke,they were confirainedte fecke ogttatas

Se ‘
"te ee

gine amarke, wherein Deenenang at all lar tie :
an

Furthermose, concerning the other paopertiea of thes ,
ftone, if pau put itina dey dif}e , and fetteit to Ciaimmne ie

Re ie a!
ah Ve Ve me xv
“re wy
;

: a i “9

Thenewe Attractue,

{hooting as it ivere inp aire,eucrie man where he thought
— belt, thep baueall thot ive, and none touchedthe marke,
he marke 3 meane beere, ts the point Attractiue, o2ras
ther, as Gall bee {aide bee reatter mie at. large ; the point
Refpeétiues 3.
8) SERS potnt,: aunciently called the Attradtiue point,

hath beene by fome tntagined fo be inthe imooutiig, {pheres
Diffant front the poles of the twozlde: which opinton Martin
Curtesin bis Wooke of Pauigation refuting faith,that tt
ifwwere fo , then the Came potnea beeing carried about the
pole by their violent motion , Avoulde caufe tye ecdle o2
Compatle touched tuith the tertuc of the Stenc , fa varie
Baylpin every place , accogdtitg tothe Dinrnall motion of
thefame (phere. 1But in confutine the errontons opmion,
Ye hath(as it appeareth) fallen into as greate an erroz bims
felfe: imagining the poinde Arctaaiuc fo bee beyond the
poles offfelvozlae, twithoufall thembencable beauens.
Which point (faith he) hath power by Attraction to draw
yronco it,that istouched withthe Load{tone. his ers
rour % referre to be difcuffedin the firt Chapter,

Dthers haue taught this potne tobe tn the earth, nere
fhe Mozth pole , imagining inthat part to bee (ome great
roces of fhe Loadfione,¢ that by their Attraction the coms
paile o2 needle is caufed fo Refpe o2 thetv that part.

- Lis opinion of all the ret is:cafielt to.bee confuted by
paily erperternce: fo2 if the compatic o2 needle tere Dawn
folwardes'the MPosth patfe byanp Artraction of the Mag-
nes ftonesin thofe partes imagined , toby then fyould not
the Comparle 02: Mecdle: MHewe tye {ame effece tn moos
Wing towardestle- Wand of Giba tw the Leuantfeas,twper-
are areat quantitie of thefe Stones 2:-and pel Sbhippes
fapling Within aniple ofthis Gland, pea, andinto Porto
-Ferarooeowwne of the fame gle, withiit a. quarter of a
mile ofahuge Kocke of hele Tones the Conwaile 02 Ae»
“ble is not foundany thing tobe dzatone or: ehaunged, noz)

of ene sips genet fo farve as one
pa) quarter

Ehes heen nr ne OF ip

sense: ofa toile inn: as jy bauc laid py this,fo may F nile
by biuers ofber places tubere the Load{tone are founde’
in Clifies and spines neere to the ne five we tt Norwaie:
anvotber places. 9 chads

-. Pedro de Media in bis booke of ‘fauigationia of the. \
opinion of Martin Curtes:as touching ‘thecAttractiue
point, but be doth not alloiue ofthe bariation of the come:
— pate o2 needle,but faith,that if foe compaffe o2neevie Hew
not the pole, the faultisin placing the iwiers: on bises fie,
noft inany peopertte tC batbfobary, «-

, Thele opinions bydiuers , but the chicfelt: ante why.
Ehep haue. cone fo farre wide front the Attractiue popndy,
a3 {haue abouefaid , twas becanfe they wanted: reafons:
fingersto thetwe then tolwardes the direct marke.iBy this: |
reafons finger , Jmeanea cerfaine Declining -peopertic’
bnder the Wostsen, lately founds tr eae paral, a
twill cer oftat large. |

Th third Chapters.

ay what meanes the aiennd ftraunge Deciyning os |
uitheNeedle, from mene ofthe Honzon. .
it was fir founds t.onofonod aie 220

op 7 A duingmane m many and piers cmuathes

| ae and bing alivaies fo finifyand end them:
i LESS 1B before % fouchedthe Meedle; + found contie?
my | id a nually thafafter 3 haa foucheothe pons:
ES with the Stone, that paelently the Porth:

: popne thereof waulde; bend. 02, Declyne;
seasilbeinnes bniver the Woztsetvin fome quantities: infes;
much that to the Flic ofthe Compatle , which, before fuas)
madeequall, FJ iwas fillconfrained fo put fome final
peece of wareinthe South parte thereof, to counter potte:
this Declining,ans to make ifequallagatnes:. soon: sie
_— effecte baning: pane pation ame bare

—

—=

| The nevy Attractiue.
{without any gteate regarde thereunto,asighozant of any
fuch propertic tn the Stone, and not befoze hauing hearde
nozreadofany fuch matter; 3 chaunced at length that
there came tommy handesan Aullrumentts bee made, iuith
a Mivdle of firs inches long, which spcedle after J bad pols
-Utthed, cut ofat Full length,and made it to Fandleaei bpon
the pinne, fo that nothing refted but onelpthe touching of
if With the fone : Leben J hadde fouched the fame , pres
fentlp the Porth part thereof Declined Dotwne,tin fuch fort,
‘that vecing confrained facut away fome ofthat parte, to
make if equallagaine,ti theend J cut itto tort, and fo
{potied the Speedle wwheriit J bad taken fo much paines,
WD erebp beeing Mroken into fone chslar, yz applyed mip
felfe to feeke further into this effecte,and making certaine
‘learned anderperfmen, my friendes , acquainted in this
matter, they abuife nree fo frame fonte Znftrument , fo
makefome eyact triall,hote much the Mecdle touched with
the Stone woulde Decline, .o2 what gqreafe® Anale if
would make {with the plaine of the Wozison.. Ua berevpors
| made diligent p2oofes: the mtariner ew is ae
in in the Chapter ee

he fourth Chapter.

How to Shicd hie greateft Declining of the Needle vader
“the a aiaoG,

erence ‘ge: a final fete of foteole wwier offine
NZ f 02 five inches lona, the (inallerand thefi-

4

_ pre ne gy ner metfall, the better andin the nudole -

i ces the (ante) by the bell mtanes
7 } vou cai, fire as it tucre a firall Greltree

a a of {ron 02 Walle, of an (nch leita, 02 fheres
Seba aint make the ends thereof verie Mharpe twbhercupart
the Neale nay bang leuell,and play at bis pleafure,

— proutde a round plaine Jatirument like an Attros
a5 2 lobe,

aw

oe ee -

; a,

2 The nevy riAterabinnbil

lobe,to be deninen eractipinte 160.partes 5 whofe Diame>
fer mutt be the lenath of the Peale, o2 thercabent, and
the fame inttrument to bee placed pppott a foote: of cons
nenient height , wotpa pluie lpac fo ette tt perperts
picular,

Chenin the Center of the faite untrument ; place a
pace of Olaile hollsived, andagainé the fame Center bps

pon fone place of 2afle that ntay bee firen bpon the feote

- ofthe gnttrument,fit another pecce of Olafie, in fuch foate

that the fharpe endes of the Areltree beeing bogne inthefe |

- find Glafles , the Needle may play freely at bys pleafure, |

| accopding fo fhe Landing ofthe Inirument. |

“Anothe Nexdle mutt be foperfecten, that it may bang

7 bpon bis Aveltvee both endesleuell tuith the ozison , 03

_ beeing turned, way Fande andrematne atiany place: that
-_ ef fhall be fette: tubich being done, touch the {aide Peedle
* Sith the Magnes ffene, and fet the Anilrument perpendis
cular by the plummelyne , andturne the edge ofthe gn
Trument Southand Porth, fo as the Meedle map Lande
duely according tothe. Variation of the place: twhich Va-

riationfhe Peedle of his otwne poperfie twoulde fheive,

Wwereit not that bee ts confiratned to the contrary by the

Areltres, .
Shen (hall pou, {ce fhe Decli nationofthe sPoeeth point
of the fouched Peedle , tubich fo2 this Lyty of London, 3%

. -

finde by erad obferuations tobe about 7 1.degrees So:myps
nutes, She forme of (he {nflrument here delcribed with
the manner ofthe declination, J baue beere at ad a.

‘map be ‘he eatter concetued,

oi aeasiara :

a

| ‘Thenevy Attractue.

+
erry

Ae i The fift Chapter, . 2h
That in the vertne ofthe MagnesorLoadftone,isnopon-
drous or weightie matter,to canfeany fuch declining in
theNeedle. gag :
Ceaule the opinions ofnecnt ace divers, andthe ate
f jsuntents of mtanp again reafonperaduenture thers
~~ arg Come will fay, that g ait decsiued cucn inths
grounde € chietelt ae of this nap pirpote , aes
ee ww Fe (as

r

The: new Acweaiedt” a

(as forte atte alréasp Done without reals eHAarehis De- —
clining of (he needlesis caufed by fore pondgous fusftance
that if receiuety fromthe Stone,androf(as F take i€) to
proceds of the finple bertuc,¢ fecret influetice thereof; bes
caufe the ftonc it felfe tegerein the vertue rematneth and is
nourifhen,'s weightic. .

Fi iddge the learned twill not alloetwe.a Spirit ‘to yaue as
ny cozporall fubffance o2 tusighf,o2 that it may fenfibly be
fcl€; ifanyp (ould, pet by Cio conclufions itis eafily pro-
wed, that the vertue of this fone containeth in ithe aes x
tie matter: and thus found,

fLake thace o3 foure finall peeces of qron 8) Edtéle wis
~ gt,and putting themina fine golo iallarice , counterpotte |
them tutly with Leave : Whentake thentoutandtouch
{hem well mith the étone.that they Riay recetue the bers
_ tue thereof: And after tocigh foe againe inthe fame bals
lance , tuith the fante Read , and pou (hall finde them to .
Lucighno mioze,thé befaz2 they tucre Couched;though eueryp
~ ofthem haue recetu2d bertug fufficient to litt bppe bis

llowe,

Secondlic ifthe he Moth point of the friedle Do De- |
cline by any pondous 02 weighfie matter, intde dertue
receiued by touching the Stone, toby then fhouloe not the
South poinct of the Mecdle being touched with the contrary —
end oftie Stone; hae the fate Detipning Southlwardes,
becingallone.Stone,. and one berfue?. D2 why noth not
this fuppofed beauter end,fall perpendicularly tothe Cen-
fer,as bp reafoi it houloe, and not coueta certaine {cituas
tion beftde if, ballancing it felfe bp anddotone, till it haue
found the fame? Shele arguncates map aunlwere thps
matter. Jfo2 touch the Needle with what part ofthe Mtone
pou litte, that endofthe nesdle thatthetety the a
alivaics d7 cling. .

The fixt Chapters ©
A confutation of the common recived | opiniones vt '
poinét A Actradtine. ® 3 aD

The nevy Attractiue.”
Ree Cing itis manifest that there is a Deslis
diesel ning inthe needleanathat the fame isnot
Zane, WN} Cauled by any ponderous Wwaightie matter
> VA in the bertue receiued from the Stone:
itmay be demandes, by what means this
— declining 92 eleuating bapneth gin which —
ofthe two pointes confitieth the action o2caule thereof...
Peraduenture you will fay ( as other, hae wnagis
ned) thatitisinthe South poiud of the Peedi, clenaten.
by the Attractive bertue of fome point. of the Peauen,
that wap. perchaunce pou wil peldit rather tobe inthe,
HPorth poinc of the Merodle , tubich. by fonie..Atcractine
poinct in the Earth, 62 tit the peauens , beyond the Earth.
that tuay , is Doalwen dolune and cauled fo declpne, and if,
- Declining, ofneceflity the other South point oppotite mutt
needes belificd by.

Pour reafon totvards the earth cay rieth fome paobabys
litie, but 3 prone that thers beno Atiractiue, 02 Daatving
propertie tirueither ofthele two partes , thenin the re
tractiue point loft, and falfely called the} popnt Attra ctiuey
as (hall be prooucd. Wut becaule there is a cerfaine poinct,
that the nedle alwwayes relpedeth 02 thstweth, beeing -
bopde and ivitbout any Attractiue popertiec,in my udges
mentthis point ought rather fo bee calle the popia Ree
ipectiue...

_ . And furtger. ifitmap be prouen, that thereis ro-Attrace

tine o2 daiwing propertic tn Chat point, the potwer ¢ acicit
tnthat paint condemned , Chen ofneceflitic (hc poiver and
peopertic, Without any: erternall caufe, remiineth encly,
inthe Stone,and after in the ncodle, beeing fouched ipyptp
it,bauing the faine poiver. é peopertie it if, Chat the solos.
bath incucric refped. ...

SPolw fo prone no Attadiine point neither beneath. ia
the earth, noz Weauens Morthwardes, noz aboue in the
= Southiwaross, poutall take a peece of Jrort 02
15 4 | Steels

: 3 ve”

se

| Thet new At redive?
goteele toier of tive inches longo2 moze, and E2uMiE ito,
a peece of clofe Cozke , a8 bigaue as pou thinken ay fuft
ciently beare the wier onthe tater , fy as the famig Eaike
ref inthe middle of the Wier. .

When pou (hall take-a dey Olatte bole, cuppe,casther
beffell,and fill tt with faire twater, fetfingit in fome place
Where it may reff quiet and out ofthe winde . Slyps done
cut the Coske circumfpectly by liftte and lyttle, oatill the
Wier With the Corke bee fo fitted, that if may remaine bits
ber foe fuperficies of the twatcr fwo 02 fhaeinches, boty
endesofthe wier lying leuill with the fuperficies of the
water , fwythout afcending 02 osfcending , Ipke fo fhe
Beante ofa patre ofballance beeing equally poifee at both -
endes.
hen take out of tbe fame wier without mooning the
Corke, and touch it with the Stone, the one end twith the
South ofthe Ston e, andfje other end with the Poth, and
then fetteitagainein the water, and pou fhall {ce tt pre»
fentlyturne tt felfe bon bis otune Center, fhetwing (he as
forefatde Declining propertie , twitheutvefcending fo the
bottonie,as bp reafon it thoulae,if there tuere anp Artrac-
tion bowittwarbes , the lower parfof the water being tees
rer that point then the (uperfictes thereof.

And as this may prooue no Attraction 02 dpawing
polunwardes in like maner the Cozke being (o made,that
it may finke dery Motuly to the bottome, anv thett taken
out and touched with the Sronc, and putin againe dDolone
tothe boffome with pour finger , if any Attractive dpatw-
ing were bpiwardes, tt woulde afcend, andcome bptothe —
{uperficies of the tvater, beeitig neerer te that point than —
the bottonte, But J finde by diligent and exact trial 5 ‘that
it bath no no {uch effete sasin inet fi are baits bemon- :

tated.

¥, epee lin a¢ é
: as’ . iw » ese
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a3 i . . ee
* f s 7 die Pe ie. -
A Mi ;
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.

The nevy Attraliue.

comm mame nmwmaeemijianmaame= =
om am ome ay ow, ow,
ee ee ee ee ee ee ee el
ee eee de ee el
onaunrnmrmmaem=s Gibco amen a or “2
— 7 Oe ow wo oe Oe Mod Md

'
- & © an =m ap a om 8 © Ce ee 2 ees me
Omen ap ego a a= @ ome a & im ow
"> om 6s a = Se ee 4
moe he oy a ca ow a a

=a oo a

oa =
eae 2 =
- = oa

ST 2 2 am

e000. 0.0

é
. ‘ ¥
Rea enews jee

. Agaivie.ifpou doe Git pour Wier with Corbe, hat af
fer it istonched With Me Scone, it will fivine leacli inthe
fapeificies ofthe Water , poutyall fecittarne to Helv Coe
fru Variation, aud leaning the fame in the middle of tbs
f{uperfities of the tuater, foleng as pou li , you thall finde

thatit tuilinot bee daatuen from bis plate neither fo Hl

Then newe Ateenduece

one fide, nothe other , whereas if there were ee fucbe
Attraétine poind as baue beene imagined, either’ tn the

earth by bertue of buge -ttockes of the.Magnes: ctone |

necre the Pole,o2 other wife itt the heauen,o2 twherfocuer,

by tubat meanesfocuer , beeing but the ftwentith parte of

fhe force thatthe Peevle touched, hath to- fheive fo :-

tiue point,te Houly of aecemitte be. bpawen tifime fo f

fide.
So that bppen thefe erperintentes : cone’ nude thatthe

Attractiue popnt befoze imagined; ts no tobere, Noy ne

— fuchthing : and tyersfo2e , as moft propery ¥ will call the

point tobereunto the Pevdle inclineth by berfue of the
Stone, he point Refpeciue, and attribute the iwbole
potver of fheiwing that popne to bein the fone, and in
the needle, by the bertue recetued of the Stone, tobich bers
tucmull bee intaginedfo befurned , bozne , andDdeperns

- Bing bpon bis one Grater , as ‘yall bee thetwed inthe
~ wert Chepter,

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Of the point Refpectiue,, = epee: may beeby great reas |
fon imagined, |

@ Bis point. Refpectivgiba cortdine

1-5 point twhichthe touched Meedle dos

CYS eth alivaics R efpect o2 het, and is

ASG found by the occlpning offheneodle,

po °y? to bee a pricke in fome one part ofa.

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T bis Creightipne mul bee tmagined fo proceede from
the Center ofthe Mecdle , intothe Olobe of the earth,ers
_ fending ¢ gotiig diredly foorth both tates infinitely. wut
in tobat parte of this line fhe point Re(pectiucis , itis not
by this bare lynealone to be anfwered , no moze then tf ts
potlible by one bare angle tomeature 0; know the ditance
of any piace afigued, | |

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fall Varations: petin any one Boztzon, the needle Refpec-

—, —~

nbd fo? the femninges cchnoeatatialll te e
of this poinct Refpectiue , We mutt leaue pntil the ¢ ‘erp it
frauailer baue mtade cerfaine obferuation of thys De
ning ofthe Peedle in other places. Fo2 teeing it is cortaine |
that thous it fenerall Woztsons, the compatte hath feacs

teth alivapes ons onslie poinct without alteration, asby
frauatle is truclie prooued, So J tudge, that m bis Deéli-
nyng o,it keepeth the like o:der and certaintie in euetye
place. :
And atthough the Peedle of the Compatte, bp reafon
of the weight ofthe beauie fie , cannot Declitice, as §ys
p2opertie is, but falfelie (hetucth the point Refpeciucals
Wwaiesin the Wozison, asmolk ncceflarie fo fo doo for the
fauigation: pet by Che meanes and conclafions, twhiche
beforse Jhauefhelwed, the diligent tranetler hauing with
bint a good Magnes 03 Load{tone, mapby eract obferuatic —
on findethe increafing 02 decreafing of this Declining of
the neeble,as bis trauaile (hall gine occafion, |

F032 ¥F am ofthis optnion,(and that by great reaton)that
this Declining ofthe Meevle tall bee founde by trauelito

-—s Be great oz little, accozding as the dDilaunce ofthe point
Refpedtiue, is from the place. twbere the triall ts made :

whiche. beeing diligentite Sbferucd in fundzie places, with
the certatne Variation : ee
therbymayp bee pemonlirateD ane found out ‘the tue place
of this pot Refpecere.-» .

The eight Chapter.

Certeine proofes that the power and adtion is wholie and
freeliein the {tore, to fhewe this poing Refpectiuerand
in the Needle,by vertue & power receiued ofthe Stone:
and not forced or con{trayned by anie Artraétion i in hea-
wen or earth. i

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_ <Thenew Attractive.
me | Eis mote manifert inall the twozkes of
ERO) Sature’, 02 creatures: that God hath
Pe DP ee) made, thattwhattoever qualitie , proper
RY Us Dey.) fle 5: 02 bertaeis founde in them, by creaz
Car ae tion, thatts tober holorn fo2 their olune,
vs =<" and he that Hall, bpimagination 02 cons
lest. goe about fo take thefe thew properties frourthenr
and’ attribute the fame to anp other fubiecte tobereunfo
thepappertaine not, % fap that man offendeth God muthe;
~ faz nef ‘beleeuing bis pier fo bee fuffictent ti bys cteas
tures.
) @ivill not offer to bifpute Wwith the Logtttanstn fo mas
iy poinctes as heere they myabt feeme fo over reach me,in
naturall caufes, Iut that this fone bath wholy and fully
in bimfelfe potwer-, action, popertic ¢ verfue of hisoiune
_ Appetite to thetw andto caule the Miedle fo the iwe the point
RefpeCtiue, Wwithsut ante Ateractiue qualitie, 02 erternal
caufe of Iockes ofthe Magnes Stone,o2 by Attraction in
the beauens, 02 elfe tubere wwhatfosuer,it is already futti
| ciently poured,
|) PotwithTanding ; ifthete proofes may tot content , q
will at any tints required beerein,fatiffic the Doubtfult by
manpfelt expertinentes, And therfore twobere no other caule
cant be probablie anered bnto this fone,the power and acy
tio ofneceMiticis prousd in tf felfe.
And by the Declining of the Meedle,is alfe pooued, that

the poind Refpectine is rather inthe earth then inthe beas

Rensasfone haue imagined: andthe greatef reafon why
they fo thought, as 4 iudge, twas becante they neuer were
acquainted With this Declining inp Meedle, which deubts

leffe if Martin Curtes bad knowen, bee fooulde not baue

fudged the Atcractine pom fobaue beene urehe beauens,
0} Wwithoutthent,but rather in theearthe.

Potv peraduenture pou twill afke me hotwe this Stone -

hath hispolver, and how it is ingend2ed: Fant no mere
| wore to fatittie pouberein ther if powthoula alke wie howe

and

| “The new Attraditie. %
: and by tbat meanes the celetiallt(pheres are ! if Oe: 5: te
~ that Godin his onmipotent peoutvence bath appointe
fo tobe: tubich uray Cerise fognigenerall an(wwer Mioall fac
carious fearchers ofthe fecret tusozkes efddan in iscteas
tures. As though bis wordealone were nota fufficlent des
creandlatue toall bis wwoo2%es: but ‘binding thent to fee :
cond caufes,35 a thtugof neceflitie, 8) 6 a> “th?
Mbhele curious (earchers ont ofthe fecretes otivatonn,
farther then isrequifite that man Moula kusive fo2 his nex
ceffarte bie, J map contpare fo Efdras, and iwithe themto
read oucr bis fourth booke , and there thep Hall feebotw be .
twas anfivered af ads handes by bis Angell; fo3 bis cus
yous queffions afkedD andDdemauNded. «>» |
Mowe therefare,as Fhaue before veclared, ehat bptters a
haue-wyctted their wifs,ypea,anddulled them,as ¥ haue
. Mine, and pet tn the endhaue beeneconrained fo Flic fo
fhe comer Sfone, x meane Ood, whol to conclude) bath gis
ven berfue andpotuer fo this Stone, proper init telfe ; to
fhelwc one certaine poind, by his stune nafure and appes
fife, and not fubiede fo any other acctdent in beauem,; moz
in earth, but freelp bp bis olune proper bertue receiued at
bis mightie banvest increation ; and by fhe fame berfue
the eedle is turned bpon his olune Center, Jmeane the
Center of his Circular andinuifible dertuz, pearcingall —
hinges and Fated by nothing, be if Wwall,band,glatte,ca ate
ny thing tohatfoeuer. |
Anodturelp J ant of opinion, that tf this pertue coulve. by )

any Meares be made diRbIe tothe cic of man,ifivoulaebe

found tit a Spherical forme ertending rounde about the.
fotone iivgreatconwafle, and the veade bodie of the Stone
inthe nuiosell thereof, whofe Centeris the Center of hys
aforelateec ber tac. and this a haue partly psouedand made

biftble to be feene in fomentianuer, and Gadfparing mee
‘ Ipfe, J Will herein make further erperience;andthat not

curiouflic, but in the feareof Ood,as neere.as be Hall giue — :
ite te grace » aNd eae fo annere Che fame onto a booke of
Pauigar .:

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Theihieibe Attractive,’
Sana longin band,

if ; The nienth Chapter.

Ofth Vailttion ofthe Needle,from the pole or Axeltree
7 he earth, and how itisto be vaderftood.

. =a. >, | D tial,as the #ecvle bath this. apparant
Ah a = <? 4 propertie in, Declining bnder the 430218
Lah N : GI ps} 3011; fo the the poina Refpectiue; Sg t€
PEAS NY ( { tsmott ntantfeft that as tn Declining if
< a eek | hatha pooperty in: barping , 02 departing
Amaia! from the Boles; euen as the poind Re-
{petite openeth,o2 fhetweth a greater,o2 letter diftance bes
Ctotre fhe faid point Refpedctiue, andthe Wole o2 Greltree
ofthe garth.dno this separting is called Variation of the
Meedle. Whisis alfothewedin thespeedleo2 wier , in
that conclufion of peclpningin the twater , as inthe firte )
Chapter, euen by the fame peoportion, that it heteethin ,
the peedle Wozisonfally. |
SDbis Variation is nsotber thing , then a certaine parte
02 pogtion of acircle,containcd betiwirt tivo fraight lines
proceeding both from one Center, which map-be ima ginen
fo be the Center Hak ee eyatib frottt thenice both ertens
bingand going directlp faszth; onetothe Paleo? Areltree
of tbe ipo2ld,and Le other tothe poind Refpeiuc,andthis
part oft aco betivi ttbete fwoolines inthe Bo»
rigon,is fain tobe Wasiidcrs. Gang }
And further bere ts thecwetdd;thatalinaies: thiefe fino’
_ lites bane tive riche lpnes 5 ‘cutting thent diredlpin the
Center ofthe nerdle. he vite ofthe crofling the Miri-
biatiat rightangles inthe Center of the necdle.is the true
Cak and Well ofthe tuoslde.. And the ether croMinathe
line RefpcAtiue at tightatiales, isthe falfe Cait and lucite
fhatthe varying Mecdle cz Compatle thetweth : all which:
is Seer? by this Baetent fiaure follolving.

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‘os Variation is iuaged bp biuers tanatlersto bes. :

bp. squall propoetion.bntbeerein they. aremuch deceined,

and therefore it appeareth: that: nofwithanding their’
trauaile, they haue moze followen their bookes then erpes.
rience intyat matfer.cLrac itis, that Martin Curtesaoth;
allotwe if to bee bp p2opoztion , bat it is aimolke faile and)
ervonious rule... JFozthere, ts riviftber p2opogtion, 1192 bitte;

Fozwiitielin tt ; but! iti west meron ay
fome places fotuge 9 naga tn viaoeloge i.

eiteka y,

‘The nevv’ MewrsAnd |

‘ogee faid fo be propoptionall o2 briforme, fuyen i fhe ine
- ereafing o2 derreafing of a Degree of Glariafion, is found
one certatne number of leagues 03 miles, going, increafing
62 Decreafing in one Paralelloz Latitude, by like cquall
proportion, and that if the Gariation bs doubled, going

byt one paralel,fofhall (ye leagues 02 miles alfo . aut this

is not found to be fo.

Sto itt going front Sillie fo Newfound-land, tubich is Bicv

not Soo.Leagues , ifisfoundthatthe Pecdle doeth Marie Needle rhae
— Mozein200. Weagues, when pon comencere that Couns Fy
trie,theit it doth i400. Leagues of pour fir wap. And and point Re-
alfo going ta Mera Incognita, tt varieth maze in parte of (Avery |
the latofthe wway,the in? ofthe frie : anvtirvtgofe partes fon: pafiech
if is found to bee fadaine. Further it is found betivcenctye piweens st
North Cipeand Vaigatz vevie range, iinrecopling and found-ted,
comming backe againe. fothe CGefivardes of fhe Pols

before it hath fullie accompliyed tiws pointes of bariatts
on inthe compatle . Sothatat Vaigacz it varieth fo the
CAekwaroes ; asit doth at Newfoundland, nd this
comming vbackeagatne, beforcit bath accomplitged four
pointes ofthe Compatle , is veric range, and agatnt the

opittions of allthat haue befoze Wopittem, 9 o

‘Pedrode Medina (as Jhauz faiditn Eye feconde Thay,

fer’) was doubtful of the Wariation ; fapifig : that if the
Canrpatle din varie, the faulte wight bee inthe making
thereof, fhe Wwiers 02 ‘Piedle nof betrg well placed: pet be
Wwasalearned man, and aaceatftraueller fo tye Tick

Indies, But tt appeareth that be hadno moze regard to

the wariation Chen many dpariners in thefe dates.

Fort 18,62°2 0. peares that F Hawe Crauatled, te feas
beeitig biply conderfant With nrany of thent, anddiligent
p “mM engui uring of Gartationof the places , twoyere 3 baue

mot Beene imp felfe , Fcouloneuer five fivrof Chem .

one tracth, ercept fa2 the ttanailes from hence Po2ths
—Wardes\and 02th Cakwatdes, Butz (a spofe the greas

egeea ta bereofis be lacke ofevacte sinaheeaisia! a

c a

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The new v Attradiues ’
fari¢,

found foutetintes to the Galtwarads, and fometimes tothe

UMefl wardes ofthe Pole, J toil oeclare what the bartatio
is heerein London, by mine otone obferuation, andin os
ther places,as ¥ haue groflie gathered of fonre trauellers, —

reckoning,o2 beginning atthe ancient bound 03 great Ste
ridtan that pafieth by the Fle of Sapnt Michael. in the A-
' fores, tobere it ts fatd, that the Speerte theweth diredly. the
| Pole, andthe Refpectiue point both in one line, But this
isnotfoundfobefo, —

Truc itis,that the Mo2th point ofthe common: Cons
patie thetueth the Pole verie neere tn that Mertdtan, but
fhe bare Needle (helweth about -4.deg, 50. mitt, fo the eas
wards of the Pole-So that you mutt buderitand aliwaies,
the difference befiuzene the contsion Compalle ethe Mees
dle fobe at the leak: part ofa paint, andof fore nioge: bes
caule the greateft part of the common failing. Compaties
bath the Mecdle lef in the Fiye, halfe apoint, 022f0.the
Calkiwardes of fhe Moth, andfonre; of a point, ando-

thers at a whole point, and fome againe are. fet diredlic-

onder the Flowerdeduce-, 02 Moothof the Compafle,
thefe ave called dperjirionali. Compattes , becaufe they

Helv directly the pole inthe great peribian, as the bare

Medle doth, which Meridian mul needes bes at the leak.
Pires 120, leagues fo the Tile Tiwards of fhe ale ofaaint
ch aell ‘
ano therefore fo iweite. of the ‘aviation of placesbp
thecontmon repootes of Dariners. that -haue frauelled

Southivards and Weftivards from hence, if thall bee as

oneertaine, as are the diners makinges. of thefe COMMON:
compaties, bp lubich they haue. made their obferuations,
And therefore FJ will ont it,and fpeake onely of this vase
63 Ciftie of London, twbote latitude ¥.Ainde to bee 5.1

54 Eps (2)
‘Glees,32 writ, and bias Piatiatint ofthe aenleing

that purpofe. Wiberefo2e Shane peuifed ane werie ate :
~ Qnd further becaute this: variation is viuers, and. is |

The nevv AttraGue.

=e ofthe pole to be 11 .begrées.1s minnfes, ,

) Auvalthough this Mariation ofthe Meedle, be found
in Evauaile tobe diners andchangeable,yet atanie Lande
O2 fired place atigned,itrematnetbalivaiesone, Mill per
manentanvdtabiting . Anodtherefore FZ with the oparyes
“ner fomakediligentobferuation of toys Gariation in By-
uers places, as hee tyall trauatle,bp fome erat {nires
stents fo2 fhe purpote, Zfortt may be greatly fo2 bis aid,
againt bee conte there another Cime,efpectally i in fuch plas
ces wbere the bartafion ts (wift, as in thefe Pasth partes.
Andbecaule the consaton Coimpatlets perfaker of this
GUatiation and Declpning,as the Peedle is, F toil fomes
what Hetwe of the fundzic fortsand makings of them, with
fhe inconuentences that map grows by them, and by pil
eaten niade e be hele diners “pee of Conspafies, -

The sen Chapter.

Of she te common Sreetiee » and of the diuers different
_, forts & makings of them with the inconueniences that
| May g grow by them,and the plats made by them.

5 F Chele conmnon fayling Conmpate

aJ? fes,4 find beer tit Europa fine fans

J die forts o2 lets, Lhe firlis afLe-

af Wer BF WR, uanctntade tn Sycile, Genoua and

Le] By Venice : annthele are al foz the

jst pr molt part made meridionally tuith

ea the Ulypers direclype fet snder the

SO aloS’ & South and Mozth of the Compatle

~ and therefore duelpe fgetwing the

point Refpedtiuein all places, as fhe bare eedle,and by

this compatie are (he Jtats made, forthe mol part ofall
he Leuant Seas.

Apel ters are aay in Danske,in the mores of

‘The new Avena!

- Denmarke,/anp teliveders Ssebiountgnealel

of apoint tothe Caltwards ofthe Qozth ofthe Campa,

~ and allo fonte af a whole point, and by thele stenpaftest :

thep make both the plafs,and Mutters for the founds 7):

shirolyp,there hath beene mate in this Conntrey pars :

7 ‘Ce cot wey eee

ticularlte foz Saint Nicholas and Rulsia,Wompafesfetat
2 ofa point,andthe fit plats ofthat difcoucrig twere, maave ;

by this Conipatte.

Fourthly,the Compaffe made at Seuill ished ton

chell, Bourdeaux, Koan, and beere itt England are motte
’ gommnionly fef at palfea point, and by this Comspatle are

the plats ofthe Ca€ and Well Indies made fog their pyp-.

lofs,and alfo for our coattes neere beerby,as France,Spain;
Portuzall,and England: and therefore bell of thele Pats
ensto bee bf{ed; becaufe tf ts the mol common forte that is

generally b(ed inthete coattes , Andagaine,it ts fatd,that *

the middle basardis beff.
4 fpeake thus, vecanfe there are fo many foates of thele
Conipatles different each from other,as before 4 haue des

- clared: dnd the (patter o2 Wariner fapling bythefesloms —
paffes.of fundzy fortes, ntap thereby fall info great perrill, .
andthe reafonts, becaufe thatof long tyme thefe contpats

feshaue beene bfcd, and by them the Marine Plats haute
beene defcribcdcf fuins2p forts ,cnerie onc accogdinig fo. ts
sompafie of (hat conritric.

, IE then hee fake not the Compate ofthe fame (ette 53

making that the plat was made my , then bis Cardog plat —

— Will hetwe hintone courte : and the compatte toben bee

thinketh bee goeth twell, will carrie him anether tay. and :

thus, when bee thinketh to fall With the place that bis
CardHetvcth hin,be hall beeas farre wide,as the Com:

«~paile be hath farlea by, is different from that bis plat eves 4)

siade by,

his is the qrounde and cauite of many paar
C88, twbich is nov foo late to bee generallprefozmed: hers —
foze % with the sparrinerto haus a greate vegarte ie

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Thenevv Attractiue.
this, asa principallpotntitt auigation, and otto faite
by a Contpalie ofone parith, ¢a plat of another : BJ meane
that thephauca refpect, asneereasthep may,fto faple by
a Compatile of (hat countrie tobere bis plat was made,
Pet wante there are that ole our Compare twity Le-
uant Plats: but 3 (uppole , twithout good confideration

fherein, they fhall niake but wide reckonings, And this

bath beene fufficientlte of lateerpertmented, by ant Das

ae iners, that baue bled Leuant. »

Weradueuture there are forte twill fap,that be. bnoweth
a goed Compatie, ifbe fee tt, ‘Alay the Compatle may be
God, and pet not ged fo2 bit ercept bis plat beeagreable:
As foserample, aLeuant Compatte is agoodCompatle —
to ble with a Leuant plat, bufit differeth from our conte

‘patle balfe a poinc moze Gatterlic. Andothers there are

of Danske, that differ fromours : apoint moze Téetker-
lie,antd yet being dfcoin their kind, ate good compass, —
‘Gnd therefore J conclude, that generally the belt coms
‘patle is this forte fet at + apoind, becaufethe mato parte
of Compafies and slats, Dooth nof aiffer from this abous
Basa a patna; erage the five aboue named of Leuant and
An: ke. :,

q haue heard many fay, that pane frauelled farre fo
the Southwardes, that the Compatfe hath feemed to losfe
bts fogce, and to ware Weake and bull, ¥ iudge the caule is
not bp reafon ofthe farre diffance from the Moth Wole,
bufrather by becing long ablent fromthe Stone, fo2 not
beeiig fouchedo2 refrethed thereiwith. Andagaine, the
Pinne thatbeareththe Flte, may bee fo oulled tuith long
bfing,that the Flicis asit were tated, that te cannot play
asit would,ifitivere harpe. =

Therefore, tf pou makeit harpe witha Tibhetifene,
gou thall finde it remedied : and alfo toben you finde if
ligh€, 02 Cootpckle, pou map dull thepoind of the Pinne,
With theleafeofa paire of wziting tables, bntill pou may

fee the toppe thereof , andthen the Compatte tuill bee

€ 3 better

ie beternsabigh ea. ‘duo thus betharpinganb alli
“a Uney you map take pour commpadte ft nS
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Pian the Sountie Baue South clin’

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either the Equinoétiall thalbee betiveene pou and the fur,
gg pou in fhe Equino Atiall,o2 els you thall bee bettveeric the

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Aobe tuto pour Peridian altitude of the funne,the De-
pF apoio fo2 fhe Day , ifi€amount felefletbertg0, d.fo
such as wanteth of 90..you tall be from the Equintoct-
all that tuay that fhe avow goeth, |
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Hereaiter Sihivads shies Table. the Ginft

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Paes oftheir oppofitions, exactly drawen out of
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ee) Ofenery Cullum , pou thallfinde noted,
HeX| thoee numbers, which bane feucrall fignis 7
yA.) fications : the fir nuntber is for the daig
ko" Oe, Ou OAR ofthe qponeth,the fecond fo2 houres, and
Ses EB al the third fo2 minutes ofthe midole inftant
giles ehecontuneion 03 Oppofition of the Sunne and
DONE- ..,», ~
*e are to note éhat the natural day accounted in thefe
tables, beginneth altvairs at the inttant of None, O2 MTD —
Day,and continucth till the vert day none, Anbich is i |
full fime of 2.4,boures. |
he refore,twhen pou finde the feconde number i in auntie |
fquare of the tuo frit Lables, toerceede 12. the fame is
fo ve accounted with theminutes following, (which ts the
thirde number) fo2,fo much after midnight, 93 re ¢ mage ie
mtg, ibd ofthe herfday, pit att

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—™~3rft feeke i in the Ebir Cable the prime; anttoeeable:
tothe peare ofour Lovde:, Schenrefutnetothe War
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the iri culluntfeeke the fanie number ofthe,
se the beap ofthe ate ay nt apse ‘3

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agains: the zine tpect fieb, in that fauate vou hall finde
2 as number's noted,the firtk is fo2 the Dap ofthe moneth,
‘ad capac hore, and the thirbe the minutes fo bee ade

D With the boure,fo2 the mipole eye dan ofthe
cnn Eee osho4 |
| / Bratmple. De oh? « | | |

sveare alee I, Bdetire-to knowe the Dap of the
* $poones Coniuncion Change, inthe qponeth of
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| mooneable Fealts) fo; the Pyime, ariv finde it tobe
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stan Auguil, anv velcending dolune in the fame
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botune,bntill ¥ finde (a )againk which to the left hand tn
the firtt cultunt, 3 finde Scorpio, tbich Hetucth the mane,
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| SBigescts Savio oS BHE

THE CONTENTES
(Of this esel e

The firft chapter.
F the Magnes or Load{tone, where they are found
C) sx of their colours, weight and vertue in drawing
oh or fteele,and of other prop erties ofthe fame
tone.

b.

— The fecond chapter.
Of the diuers opinions of thofe that haue written of the
Attractiue point,and wherethey hauei imagin edit to be.

Thethird chapter.
By what meanes the rareand {traunge declining of the —
Needle,from the plaine of the Horizon was firft found.

Thefourth chap ter.
How to finde the greateft declining of the Needle vn-

der the Horizon.
The fifthchapter. 5 .
T hat in the vertue of the Magnes or Load{tone,is no
pondrous or waightie matter,to scaule any fuck declining

in the Needle.
The fixe chapter.
_ Aconfutation of checommon receiued opinion if the
point Attractine,
The feuenth chapter. ,
"Of the) poine R efpectiue, where it may bee by peut
reafon Seager’:

¢:
ae :
Paw »&

qiori Sit © The eight chapter. BVT ch
-oCertaine proofes of thepower and aétion, wholie and
frecli¢ becingin thisStone, to fhewe this point Refpec-
tiue and in the Needle, by vertue & power receiued of the
ftone,and not forced , or conftrained by any Attra&tiucin
Heauen orEarth. —

n aay The ninth chapter.

ak \.Ofthe Variation of the Needle,from the Pole or Ax-
eltree of the Earth,andhow icistobevnderftood.

The tenth chapter.

55 “Of. the common Compaffesjand ofthe diuers diffe-
_ rent forts and makings ofthem, with the inconueniences
chat may gtow by them,and the plats made by them,

>< A’Pable or Regiment of the funnes declination, ex-
-adtly calculated vnto the minuteby the' true place of the
_ {anne, whofe greateft Declination forthisageis23. De-
grees 28. minutes,& may ferue for 3 0.yeeres without great
errour. © Nigel onagrrnsit 9 gene

> How tovife the funnes Declination, for knowing the
eleuation of the pole. 7
ve Three Tables,the firft fheweth the coniunGions of the
funne and Moonefor1g9.yeares, withthe Ecclipfes ofthe

=

Thefecond Table fheweth the houreand minute of
the oppofition or full Moones , with the Eclipfesof the
moone, ie,

18

| The third Table followeth the Kalender,by the which
wr 3 2 E23 :

‘
7

_ isalwaies found what fignethe Mooneisin, with th help ey

of the letters inthe Kalender,alfo by the faide kalenderis.
fhewed the houreand minute of the lengthoftheday,for
euerie day of the yere,for.the cleuationofthePoles2.de.

1. So Ter | : ae
Brecs. 7 Le OLE ewe | Q

ae hi re
A. Tableto know what Planet rulesaniehoure either =
by day ormight. — ss;qusadicia oT era OSES

A Tableto know the length ofthe planetarie hour,fro
the fhorteft day and longeft night, till the lon geft day and
fhorte ft night. , |
A Chapter of the longitude and declination of 32.no-
table fixed {tarres very.neceflary for Nauigation, with ta-
bles of their fhining,and at what point of yourCompaffe
they doo both rife and {et:andalfo Tables for euerie Mo<

neth of he yere,declaringat what houre and minute they

be South, running fromthe firftday ofthe month, tothe
fifteenth,and from the fifteenth to’ thelaft.day, and wyll

continue tliefe 190,yeeres without much error.

_ ‘The Table of the Layaon of the Suane.'/ {5 0:00)
“The ChapterofthedeclinationoftheSunné. Nu

et eet ee tl ee —S ee bart et oe ee ee

A ye to Sean what Planet rules anic houte, either of |
| day of night foreuers >

S

Iepuns |
sotepINyA|
MEPINd J

1m3y3

wes dtp} Jo
S19UIINOD)
mm)
“sep nye
‘qs
jOssojnyy}

Sol. lupiter.

Venus, 2}. Mars.
Mercurie. Sol. |
Luna. Venus.
Saturne. _ Mercurie.
Jupiter. — {6 | Luna.
Mars. > 17 | Saturne,

ymor.. 3" 18° Jupiter.
Venus... |9 -Mars.~

| Mercurie. Sol.

{~~ Luna. Venus, -
““Saturne. [12 - Mercurie.
“Jupiter. fo Luna.

bi - Saturne.

Mars.

The vie ofthis Table’ is thus. “ : Pee

) V ‘nid thei Day of pou requelf, fiekse the poure that pe |
defire,the on fhe left foe right there again thal pe
fee fhe Planet that gouernes that houre by date,¢ at the
right fae,the Planct that rules tt bynighf, as thus, Or
—- Mhuarfoay ths third houre ofthe baie rules ©, andthe 8,
Hourcofthe night SORE 2 ay WHO EG dic seasl se + is.
| een eat | . |

A

The vicis this: slosha pet 4
inelw the lengty of the ay 62 nighf,that pe require a we
the able procecding Ff nhoures € minutes, and therewith |
0

enter this SLable, the houre at the fide,andfhe neerets mis
nute at the head; and ther difcendrightagaint pour your hourg
and there tn the common angle hall ye find Che boureand.
minute, o2 mirtutes riety that the _ gem y
houres of the clocks. | ! | }
~ Asfor Escihy (praia gery,

Whe r2.0f Kune the vaye is 16, Bonres,, 20. ihihiid :
wheretwith enter this Lableasis hetved einthz ane.
gle ¥ fina 1 houre22 minntes, tobich Hetweth that a play ga
net that day ralesan boure ¢ a quarfer,and 7. min, of tie. oe
clocks. Alfo for the fame night J find it to be but 7. Houres”
40, minus, wheretvith 7 enter inte this table with | 7. at

the fde,3 6.at the head (foz thatis neerett) andinthe comnts mi

monangle J finde but snelp 38, minutes, which ewe
thata Planet infbat night rules but balfe an houre ane a
minutes ofthe clockes, and fo ofthe ref, Hise

c

2 ee. TO Pe ey oe eee) ere Perr

This Chapter is of the longitude, and
the. Declinatiom):of32.. «notable fixed ;
Starres; verie neceflari¢ for Nauigation’ wyth Ta:
bles oftheir fhining and at what poinrof your Compafle
they doborh nifeand {errand alfo tables for eucry moneth
of the yeire, declaring at what houre and minute they

‘" befouth, running from the firlt day ofthe mo-

~~ meth,to thefifteenth:& from the fifteenth —

\ : * ito the laft day,and willcontinue thefe’

FL -) 100.yeare without much

PITS Shy CO UE-

ei eam fo) Doe thinks tf convenient for dinerte con- tren pole v-
EQS) Meevations, to thety the longitude and oe. fo more
Heike, SAY) fixed Starres that are neere Bnto the & mele

PIG yi Cquiiadiall, tothe riaiber of 32 0F Hews me crore

e SS cao ipbich are berie neceffarie fo2 Pauigaty: **-
- On tit divers relpertes, asthis: Afypou bee bntothe oth
paiteh; where the Porth Pole ts raifed moze then 50.02
(+ 6ORegres, then the Porth Starre is toobigh fo beob- .
_- feraedo2 taken with the crofle Staffe (as 9paller Boorne

bath declarenin bis firt Chapter of bis Regiment for the
Sea and tt may chance fo,that in the day the Sun ts not
: re feenne af noone, and then th

jefe Harves may (erue your

VO > at
en i
gyal bie

nodiall ,. where fhe Thefe f&arres

ano nd fettinte, pou map Bie ote? fhe : rus tt

and fetting iit euerie Hatitude Hind ‘ a linati 7
the Cquinectiall,tobether they Decline to eyelkacuch putts’ —
e2 Spoath partes ( as ts declared by the beclinat Legal aies

And furthermore . by any ‘of thete Ysheiansy acta
frie the Wariation of your Compatte bpnyght,ec.Qowe
fhall followe the Sable of all thele Starres. ‘Whe ficte

The order of TOW! Of this able, confatneth (he names ofthe Karres?
the Table fol. EUhe fecond the lignes, tbat they be tn longitude: Lhe —

aie

third,the deqrees of tbe fignes: . Lhe fourth, the minutes
belonging thereunto: be fitt,the degrees of declination:
Whe firl,the opde minutes belonging Chereunto.slhe leas
uenthihelveth towarde iubat piace they decline, by lets
ters,of which S-fignifieth the Septentrional,o2 no3th de-

_ clination M,Gquifieth eridionall 92 forth declination,
» aginthe Dable.voth appeare. be eight noth hewe ies
‘thing but the _— of. hot nn <

able,

ie, a m Hain ty *4 o.
:¢ at : Fe) « Bp
Shes 4

« “4 ot ound

Ot ATTN ofi fixed Marrés, —

m i) 16, fe LP ,2° vj roi ca Ds

| pian atts ee

ini} t6.52| (3f 19 tM tae line | beth.
) Duds ight thutoers

Saati 236 015,-19]9° peaieag are
Greatdogge. . ' | 18, acity.3c(Mia perp arent tar
Leer do geri? Cancer, 20,1¢/5, 4)> (a great far.
NBaightet tir iyo, : ; M fecond bigues,
—jions necke,
Lionsheart,
Liens backe. | ras
ions faile.

23,304. 315 la great far.
if. 16/2.243C1S econd bignes;
+ Iry .32116,46,S i great far.

iMauens bead, ) 5. 6109.5 3| Math thirabianes.
‘[wattensiving, Libra. Jo, 36/17, 8|Mjsoth thote,
Wirgins (pike, tr . 4. 4/Mla great itar. -
Tivirt bots thighs, |Cibra. 6122. 9/5 la areat far,
Bouthballance. |5coPioly, 2 }13.44 Mifecond bignes,
‘Porth ballatice: " PlONT3 41217, 33 M fecond bigucs,
@co2pions peart, ay 24.47|Miteconabignes.
Saws : ‘2019 [third bignes,
{ip Case. PA laced tended? OORT 2915 - feconD bigites.
Do pinstile. ont +18, 27/10. 11> ithirpbigues.
Goatex taite pene £7.22 nll Mitgivn bignes.
waater poutere ei BBC Set iots OMS of 2 M third bignes.
Weadtushoulder, [Pilees:|, >) 4/13. 1/5 |econpbignes.
Pegatuslegae, NCES. 23,10/26.30|> lfecondisimnes,
| re tiie Pilces. 26.21 )2 1.47) M cir Reyes

ae

at

, Clination to

‘whe fe of this’ Cable cisthis: + Sober y vt | |
the height ofany ofthele Marres Opon the Deridian, ther
lake what declination the Starre bath rom the Equirtoc

owtove tall: Bfthe tkarre hath Porth declination the fa piract
theftarsde- op fake alwaye the farres declination frome th e betqht :
ination to 36 if hath fouth veclination then adde 02 “put. bufe fhe
height of the Hetgbf, the farres peclination ,and that twill ek se Dnfa
Pol » ” ‘pouthe height of the Cquinoctiail- , and then byt the beat
"ofthe Cquinortiall, the height ofthe poleis knowen, as
Patter Boorne hath veclaren inthe 7.Chapteretthe mes —
_gintent for tye fea. Andnelw.z thinks tt alae tad to
make a certaine Sable,to ewe bnta pon: tb
. and tinte any of fhete ftars bee pon the agerivian, Sobers ,
by they nay the better knolue thefe farres ....¥ wille
{halve gnte pou hole long any of thefe farres' Boone (hire
oztarrie aboue the Bozison inthis Latitude from the Gs.

quinactiall of London, that ig at.5 1.02 52 Begres. And ale

’ fo. af tobat point of the. contpatle any of thefefarres. poe
_ rife 03 fet which tail ferue this LOO.peares without recy
errour,
A Table to know the rifing and fetting of hele fateh by 7
what point of the compatle, & howe many, houres they
Of aboue our Horizon sthe pole being railed, Ste OEE
eorees, 7
pees Whales backe rifeth Gate and by fouth.,. “au
onto the feuthivardes:and Hineth I 0 baste A Dssteh
he Whales bellp(in a manner) asthe Wgalesbacke, .
Whe Mans hone riteth Cal Postheall.. -andlettety
ae Aorthwell, and Hhineth: 5.houres 1 6aminuites:
Lhe Kauunes head rifeth Cal Morthvatt, ann felte
West Nepthwell,and Hineth 1 6,howres4 mianatesy: - *
“be Wuls eve rifeth nere the Cale. eatheatlan fete
teth wets the Glett Lorthinelf and shinethy Shanes, 2.
minutes,

Lhe Deions left foote rifeth ner p ones
re,

and es stad nerte the ad aNd by out 9 ana Hinefh Lo
haw

poures and é.minutes, —

Lhe Drions left houloer rifeth Catt anv to the nosths
Wards,and (etteth Wick andfo the Pozthiwards, and this
nieth 11 .boures 45.minutes,
| Whe firkin Drions girdle nooth rife a little to the
Southwards ofthe Cal, and letteth a little fo the fouths

Wards ofthe Tdlefk, and hinefh 1 1, houres 46.minutes.
| Datong right Houlder rifeth Calk, and onto the Pozths
tuares, and (cftcth Cael andbnte the #ozthiwards ; anv
— ineth 13 hour es 12,minutes, ©

Whe great dog rifeth Ca fontheatk,and (etteth ioe
fouthiwell,and hineth 9, houres.

Whe leer dog rifeth Cal and dno the Porthivardes,
«Bnd fetteth THe and nto siberian fhineth 13.
houres 10, minutes,
| Whe bightelt in Wypdz2a rileth att and onto the feuth:
twards, and fetteth (ek and onto Forit pont bes ane fhys
eth 11.bouresand 7 minutes,
«Whe Lyons neckerifeth Gak rortheatt, andto the
Hosthiwards,¢ (etteth wel Posthwell, and to the Hoth
Wards, and hineth 16 Houres 16.minutes,

SLhe Lyons hart rifeth néere the Cakk ‘oortheatt, and

fettelh neere the Tell Mozrthwell, and Hinetp 14.houres
5ominutes, y

. Whe Wypons backe rifeth neere the rortheatt and by
Cat, and fetteth neerethe MosthiveTand by toca, and
fineth 16, houres 2 6,minutes.

| Whe Lyons taile rileth neerethe Cal Poztheat, and
{etteth neere the Tell PerthWell,and MHineth 1 5. boures
12.minutes,

- Khe Mavens heavrifeth nere the Cat fouthealt, and
felteth neere the Welt fouthiveft, andthineth 8. poures
12.minutes.

“Whe Rauens wing rifethneere the Cat foutheall,
and fetteth necre the welt fouthined,andthincth 3. houres
— Somminutes, rhe

‘The biesins ee ety Cat and tothe fouthio
and (etteth Tiel and to fhe fouthwards, and hineth
‘boures 4.1sinutes. | Y |

Wetween boots thiahs,vifeth néerethe fpostheatta ana Be
by Caf, anv letteth necre the Mosthwelk, and by Cael,
and (hineth 1 6.boures2o0.minutes.

“Ihe South batlance riteth neere the Gatk fontheatt;
and fefteth neere the Calelé fo uty ineftsand fhineth 9. ‘ours
36.minutes, . °°

he ‘orth balance riteth necre the Gat and by foutty |
and fetteth necre the Cale and by fouth, and Hineth 10
houres 3 3. .minates,

She Scoopions geart rifeth neere the foutheatt anb
by eatt, andtettcth neerethe fouthbortt and by GHelf,anw |
fhineth 7.boures.5 minutes. 3

Hercules bead rifcth neere the Catt Pertheatk and (ete
teth nere the Welk Spesthiwell,and fhineth 1 4dhoures, 56
minutes,

‘SLhe Serpents head riteth dere the Caf Noatheatk,
andfeticthueerethe ciel Hosthivell, 5 andthineth ge
houres 40.minutes,

The Cagle riteth neereby Ca and by Porth, an fete
teth necerethe Tek andby orth, and fhineth 13. boures
enter )

Whe Dolphins tale rifeth Cal and by Porth and fete ,

chime of teh Tle and by Porth, and thineth 15 ‘bourses 57+mals

M.Boorms utes.

Eee sea, he Goatestaile rifethneerethe Catt foutheatk, and

wal tacos (etteth Wile fourhiuck, andthineth 9. heures 20, mis

Sy ofthe NuECS.

Rares will Che Water polrers leg riteth neere the Gat fouth-

since) eatksandfetteth Cilek fouthwell, and thineth S, bouress

: 54-minutes.

_ Pegafus tyouldersrifeth neere the Cafk oostheati,and |

fetteth neerethe Tick SPantyioet ano inaty is porure ©

32 muinutes. 5
2 ~ Regalas )

. Pegafus legge rifeth néere Mortheaff,anv fetteth nore
Hoathivel,and hineth 17.boures.6 niinutes,

| MWhe Wihalestailerifeth Cat Soritheatk, and lets
teth Cael fouthinett, aud thineth 7 ‘houres 48, mis
niufes; .

Furthermoze,if pou pefire fo knotwe the time ofanyp of
thefe ftarres beeing aboue the Wozison in all Latitudes,
then repatre to the clenenth Chapter of qpaiffer Boornes
egement fop the fea,fo pou thall knotwe it there by their
Declination 3 euen by the fame order that pou bnowe the
| rte beeingaboue ibe erijon, bythe sito vec
ga tot, o

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che firft day of lanuvintothe ry: 9 tothe laft|s-vatothe 15 |ryrothe lat}

6 Jrions left feore, 616 Oe E
7) drions left Chul ter: 528 E
Siriett Ori ons girdle 81650 £E
9 |Orions right fhulder 712 OR
lAGres edogge, | | “Elohim
Tl) cstler dagge. ° ° f 1112. oO E
12}acightett in hydry [£2 4} Brat are
1 3| Lions necke, ° 3{1. M L3j)1L.12 f
1.4) Li0%s heart, : M C4|01.13 E
If Lions backe. | y}% F M [yjf£2.0
1 6l Lions tayle. : Mir 611.42 M
1 7|dauenss head, ye. Th, ALE /) te 2 4 : ; M 17|26 2 M
18 Rauens wing. : AVAL]. T . 5 P I 8 pry Co) M y
1 9| Virgins {piks, ot | bats 3 y Iva yt). Mitg 2ey I M
22) Twixtboor thy ghs. ‘. 256 M
2 1 jSouth Balance, : | I 4S 6 M
22 |North Balance. f 2 33) deed Oe : 2 4-3 3 M
2 3 } scorpions heart, - | “yd 315.54 > M23 yof4 M
2 4|Hercules head, 4 6.14. M
2 { \Serpentes heade ’ : y|5.41 M

26|rhe Basle.
27 Dolphins tayle. : 2.12 DAlz7}11.12MD]27|10,12MD
2. 8{Goutes cayle, - 428101. 48MD)28{10,48MD
2 9| Warer pourers leg. :
3 CiPegatus fhoaller. :
3 Tleegalusleg. ° 43> . Zrir.I2 DA
3 2 [whales tayle. 4, eal zo}3. 32|2.24 DAI}3 211.24 DA

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A Table of the fixed Starres,
tro tne] April from the| Apri trom the|Mzy fromt

€

irfttothe 15.|15.to the laft.|firft to the 1s. |1s tothe laft. |firlttothe re)

Hi. 2oWA] 111.20D4l 1411,20iMD, 1|10.20MD; 119.20 MD |
2it. y4DA| 2\/12-54D a] 2\t1.s4MD] 2}10.54MD} 2/9.54 ALD
28DAl| 31-28 DA 3\12.28 DA} 3)/11.28MD| 3\10.2827D
4lz. 45 DA DA} 4/12.45 DA] 4l11.45 MD} 4\10.45 77D
flj4. 52D A DA} s\2.s2 DA] si.s2 DA! si12-52DA
23DA DA} 6/3.23. DA) 6|2,23 DA! 6|1.23 DA
28DA Da} 7/3.28 DA} 7\2.28 DA} 7}1.28 DA
. soDAI. DA! 83-0 DA 8}z2.50 DA} 811.50 DA
12) El oly.r2. DAI 9]4.12 DA] 913.12 DA) 9\2.12 DA
rly. 4 Eftfolé. 4 DA}tols: 4 DAjro4. 4 DAlIol3. 4 DA
So) «Fltil7. 0 ~~ Elt1l6,.0 DAtIIly. o DA|Til4. o DA
. 4) Etzi7. 4 ~ Elr2i6. 4 DAli2ly, 4 DAjt2i4. 4 DA
13}10.12'- Fl13|9.1 El13|8:12 = By 13}7.42 DA}t3)6.12 DA
t4lto.13 Eft4lo.n3 Flt4j813' Ej r4j7.13. DA}14]6.13 DA
11. O- Flrsiro. o° Fity|9, 0 ~ Eltys/8& o - Elisj7. 0 DA
4% - Fl16 Elr6l9.42 - Elr6j8.42.- Elté6l742 DA
2 Mir7it2 Mit7it1,2 Lit7iro.2 Eftslg,2- E
19 Mic8ire:19 M[t8|11.19 , Elr8lr0.19° EltSig.19 E
yt Mitoliz.s1 Mitolityst Elrgjroys1- Eltolgsr
56 M 2¢ 12.6 M20 L1.56 lapxe 10.56 } 2¢ 9.96 5
16. Miz1\2 Mi2z1|1.16 Mizr12.16 M 2a11n.16 E
33 MI} Miz2it.33. Miz2{12-33 Mitstrr.33° OE
sa. M23 Miz3|2.54 Miz3irs4 . Mi2ali2.54 AZ
1 Mi24)4.14° Miz4i3.14 0 Mjz4i2.14° Mizgir.14 AL
ro 4 Mi2sj4.gr 0° Mizs}3.41 Miz yir-4t Mj?5\3.41 AZ
. 19DM)}26)7.19 MDI26[5,19 MDj26\5.19 MD|26)4.19 AL

| 2719. 22DMi27/8.12 MDjz7\7.12 MD|27\9,.12 MD}>7\;.12 azD
| 2815. 48DM12818.48 MEF|2817.48 MDI28|7,48 MD]?8];.48 27D |
| 29|10.48DM)29|9-48 M Dl29/8.48 MD|29|7.48 ML}tol6 48 AZD
| 3.¢111.47DM]3c\10-49M D)3c|9.47°/ MD|30|8.47 MP130|7.47 ALD
31/12. 12DA [3.111 7.12MD/3 1) 10.12M Dj3 t/9.12 MUL} 31/812 ALD
| 32 12.24 A132] 11.24M D3 2|10.24MD\3219.24 MD) 32 3:22 |
Tins iain eieianmadidieniniaisionvens: cenlaane . r

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; <i Vii iy £60 (he|tuucirom thal aie WotR aaa ie oat tne

iuiyirarene):
i f.to thelaff.laritito the r¢,|1¢ co the laft (frit to the ry, jtytochelafty |

1b] 1)7.20 Mil 17,20 MEF a |.
217-54 MD} 2\i.s4 ML]
3/8.28 ML} 317.28 MD
AL) 4/845 MDI 4\7-45 MD
MD) sios2MLD}] s|9-s2 ML
6lr1.23 MD] 6]10.23MD
711.28M DI 7/10,28MD|

altc|t. 4 D|tojt2.4 DAlrolr1.4 MD tlio MDI
fijz2. o DAIt1t, o DaAltilr2.0 tijit.0 AZD] ©
Altz|z. 4 DaAfi2t. 4 DA|t2|12.4 DA}t2}r1.4 MD
13|y.12. DAI13}4.12 Daltsp. 12- DA}t3}:
4|2-13, DA}tait.13, DAI
3-0 DAI si. o DA.

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26j2.19 Mi2z6jt,19
27 3-12. Mjz7|t-12.. Mizz]1,12.. M
26 +48 MD)28 348 M2 8}2 ts M}:

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A Table of the fixed Srarres,

Auguittrothe| Augu, tro the|Septerm. tro the|Septestro thejDicce Het the
Grittothe 1s | ty.to the laft \firftro the 1s, \ry.tothelafi|frftto the 15

(1320 Myr 2.20 Mit [t-20 Mir [i2.20 age jticzo |
2 |3.94 Miz jr.54 Miz insg M2 [tze54 agi |ins4 7 £
13 |4.28 Miz |3.28 Mi3 }2-28 M3 [28 giz [12.28 24
la [3-4¢ MDI4 |3-4¢ - Mia [24s Mi4 dry asl4 |tz4y A
dy 15.52 MDIy Isso ML)y [452° Mis [3.52 ads 252 mM
16 17.23. MDI6 15.23 MLO 15.23 | AG 14.23, 216 13.23
lo 17.28 MDI7 16.28 MDI7 {5.28 A7 |4.28 A427 43.28
18 17.0 MDIS {6.50 MD\8 sO Mop'\é 4.595 M3 330° WM
9 18.12 MDI9 |7.12 ‘MDI9 j6.1% MDI9 jy.1z2 Aso [4.02 A

jrcl9. 4 MD|rol8.u4 MD}roy7- 4 MDs, 4 ACDIOS. 4 Az
CMe foreti hang RA ale S MDS, & eel: 0° h6M
; ie 3 Mord a de AV al 4 $M

Npalr2.13DAl1ait1.23MD | t4\10. 13 MD 14/9,13 SPD 1218, 13, MD
dest. 0 D&Alisitz. 0. 4frysltt. oMDI|is|10,0. ALD\ts\9, o AD}
‘416]1.42 DA|16|12.42DAlr6)r1 aeRED 1610.42 MD)\16|\9.42 AD
3. 2 DANr7)2. 2 DAjr7i1. 2 DA!t7{12,2 DA |17\|11,2 ALD
8l2.19 DAIr8lr. 3 DaA!ré& 12,19DA |18 11,1I9MD
frolgegr DAlrol2.gr DArolx.s1 DA|t912.51DA |19[tt.y1MD
2013.56 DAl2c)2.56 DAlzolr.s6 DA|2112,56DA |2c111, 56472
2115416 DA}2114.16 DA|21]3.16 DA 2112,16 DA [2111.16 DA

24|7.14 DA\r4)6.14 DA 2aly-14 DAI24]4,14 DA |24)3,14 DA
25|7.41 DAI2 56.41 DA/25|5-41 DA 2514.41 DA j2stzi4t DA

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2.19 D* 2O|f

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NSesis Mable feructh for euerp monethinthe
yeare(being evadly calculated) their time of their
- being South, 02 touching pour Peridian, (02 as fonte
_fearme if) Spoonttead, feruing bery twell the Seamen
fotake the bright ofthem,with their gnftruments bp,
ponthe (ea, referring if orto the Slable of declination
that gocth befo2e:fl be firtt is tye houres,the fecond the
Minutes,the third be the lettersthat Hew you whether
% they be fouth by day 02 by nighf,in the eunentng o2 m102
ning, lithe fooenwne e2 afternone,of the tobick the lets
fer E. voth fignifie etrentitng, letter M.fignifieth mozs
‘Ming, the letters DM.& gnifieth day inthe mooning, €

‘the letter DA fignifieth day in the afiernne (as 3 {aid
befoze) fhe beryp hour aud minute being South. Mowe
pou fee that 4 haue put fo thetr being fouth inthe day,
as Wellas in the night,to the intent fo knolw the boure
- Of fhe ntght,afiwel by their (effting,as allo by our costs
patic,by binging pour 3 2-points into 2 4. boures: And
inlike maner(as 99.Boorne hath fhetucd in p + chaps
fer of bis Regiment fo2 the Sea)by thining of Pp Mon
fo deuide the fining into equal parts,then thofe parts —
being equally aeuided with the boure and minutes, €

the time befoze their being fouth put together p baie
that thineths that, etvcth the tuff rifting ofthe Tars,¢
the other tinte of thety thining after the beiabt beeing
fouth, hetwsth their {etting: Pot you,leeing the table
rarineth fro the firlk five cfeuerp month, fo the 15. front
the 15.f0 the latt bay, mult confider (if pou toillknotw p
evact fine befivcene the 1.day andthe 15 -dDaie, andber |
tiwirt the 2 s.day,and the lait) fo do tbis,looke how mae

Ny Dates of fhe month ts paff, either fromthe fri dape

02 fifteenth day,and pul foure minutes fronithat mums
ber ; fo fo nvanie dates as is paft, for encrp dap that
- Hall thewwe pou the true time oftheir being South, that
known,you thal do(as is afozefaid)foz their rifing and
fetting. |

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Montns|lanu| Februar|.March. |Aprill.. |Mate. | |
Signs|Capric.|Aquarius|eitces. | Aries. | Uaurus. |\Gemim-

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2121 424 >T yy 122 32

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7 \26 |30 26 \f2 427 I[h4

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9 28 [32 28 yr |29 Ilo

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27116 tro (6 }30]17 431 ‘lee
28 17 ijt 17 29 13 1238 44 /
29 [tS yt 118 |28irg [26 | |
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A Table of the true place of Sunne,

-gMonths|lulie. |Augutt.|Se téber| Octob. |Nouem. (Decem:
Signes|Cance:| Leo. | Vargo. |Libra. |Scorpio,|5agitta:
OG |G ie G i ig Y. "

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CON AAR wy

tne yerts of me annie yeres ae equa. the:

iit panes sar

yoni < adved. lof KC, a &e. lof, Bes =a ae Tom, é&e.b

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“TG My. I G ar : wi G iN AT oan cc hil

his rable of the Cquation ofthe tounne, feruety
from the peare 154 5.twhere it hath bis rote 02 begins
ning, bntil 1680.and inthe peare of 168 1. if fhall res
fturne to the roste avping theruntoons degre mo2e.as
foz eramtple: ¥n fhe pere of 168 1 abde one Degree byon
the other begree that the roete hath,and fo thal the pere
of 168 I bauet iva degrees of equation , and the peare
Bf 1682. thall bane one degree and 45’, Pinutes,

which is to adde one degree bpon 4 5.minutes,that

bad the peare 1 54.6.¢¢. And hautng patles oust

136, peares,pou Hall returne fo tbe
Beier a 2 Degries.

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Ks
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th ri 24 | IL jt 20 2S. °) .29
pastry | ae eis he Mh) BO et 37 «| 28
Z cawl catsieale<eier tented ee. 42, | 22
dvcdcota wi hi #Ordknaecopicsg eta Bae |) 0 | 26
ig fo Sarah rol Poapinparyeepe er | ie | 2s
Bsc ay op PEP BSP pMe | 22 | 24
= led eget: dle tis hat? EC a ted 8 ie gs a
th sth tuseukic bb airs bmeshial Pong tte | 22
Ginishn Manhinddok dblogersgigpaaiogs 32 | 22
AAR poentt 58 Pimertpeameupt epi! of 20
ee) omic) seas hye pica the eoehe 9. | 19
ai Mpaig soho gg! Sg pegmeep eal se a7 | 78
eo oe Tin 1s cee ee a2 | 16
Vor mee Fy 6 42 16 | 57 ‘ yoy ee sz 13
AG, ON! SRA Sipe pinggepeae Cs | oir
Bed ko. etd Reet ae S| ze
“de aes ig pein ge Shi bod sep bales ake a yon el RD
2 Ang ph es Sortie etek rand nade ag yaad BN a eS
Riis |. BO near deihOntdechtird Baan 28. |. 3
28. 10 fa 9 4:46 23, 29 2
sos a GE EN TES ERS RS fae
30 If 30 20 12 23 20 re)
Signes. | 2 | om | x | & | yw | 95. |vgnes

Hes

ae, Db ¢ Declination ofthe eunteisthe oak |

"The Chapter | or the Declination of

the Sune. bo 38

ee v

S77 LWA arke ofthe greater circte, tbich pat.
| DAG (i (eth by fhe poles of the twozid, tncinded
AVA i betivien the Cquinociall and the Zos -
F(A Diack. Bnd heere ts fo bee noted,that
~{obatlaener foure pointes 02 prickes:

re tnbich are equallie diftant from fhe point ofthe Cquts
~. Moris (iobich are the beginning of Aries anid hk ee. |
~~ Wall baue equail Declinations, -

| Sabereofit followeth, that the foure quartersof eye |

'. Hodiacke haueequalldeclinations, and to antotae pos

lirity ¥ baue avved bereuntes a table ofthe declinations

‘Ofonsly one quarter ofthe Zodiack,fotbat all hauing —
~: one felfe fame maner of Declinations,t€ may ferue foz

all,¢the ozder of it is this.2D ge fignes whofe Declinas
tion increafeth are in the bead o2 front ef the table,and

i p degrees of thele fignes delcend by the left five ‘tberof,
- gtbe fiqnes tohofe declination decreafeth, are in p fot
_ oftbetable: and the degrees of thefle fiqnes, rife by fhe

right fide of the fame. Dhe difpotition of the table being
bnderfod, then to knotwe tobat declinationtbe funne
bath in euerie degree ofp Zodiack. you ought toknote
the true place ofthe funne,fo2 the day of the declinatis
tobich pou defire toknowW,and the figne twbich the fur
thall bee found in that day, thal you feke tn p front 92

— fot offoe table.ana ifit bein the front,you fhallfeeks
1 thenuntber of fhe degrees on p left fide,and if it Halbec
~S atthe fot of the table,pou thal fake it on the right five. -
~~ hen aboue o2 bnver the igne tn fhe frontof p degree
- of the faid Agne,pou Hall find tive numbers, Woberof p

firit is of degrees, ¢ the fecond of minufes:ano thole des
grees and nitrintes of declination,the Sunne bath that

8 A arate i Rie ih Bic wie Fork iy a ,

— - & ~ &

‘ a i i a-

: > i j 3 ;

; ' ,
A 4 - fe
saci sllasataassmsiciiijiealoaias tt nan
‘“~e ; j 7
4 : os | 5 :

pode minnts aboue the de ard, which the true place of the
eure bath.
and ifyou defire to berifie this moze pecifely,note the
Declination ofthat degre, anvofthe degree following:
and take the lefle from the moze,and that tobich remays
neth,albe the viference of fhe declination from the one
Degree to the other sof which difference pe al take a part
propoztionallie,as are the minufes ofthe place of the fur
buto 60, and this part of minutes muffe bee added fo the
‘fick declination ofit, and be leffe then fhe fecond,o2 mut
be taken from it,ifit thal be greater,and then that rifeth ©
thereoffgall be the precife declination fo2 thatfigne, des
gre, anid minute, As fo2 erample: jn the yeare 1 546,the
fenth day of Sepfeinber, the Sun fhall bein 2 6,G,2 8,
_, MofVirgo.¢ the 2 5.6 precife thal cozrefpond,1,G, 36,
M.of beclination, aiid t0 verifiethe declination that com-
iiefh 938 minufs, whichis more offhe 26.G, pou muk
marke Che difference thatis from the declinationcf26.G
(tubich is one G.3.6,M., ) fo the declination ofthe 27.G.
whichisons G.12.M, ihe difference is 24.M. Dfthele
pou nuit take fuch part propoetionallyp.as the 3 8.minuts
beareth buts oo, which are alnoff tivo ferces of a degre
«hen the tuo tercesof2 4.02 16. which mull beefaken
from one degree 3 6. minutes, which correfpond to fhe 26.
G.of Virgo, becanfe the declinations goe becrealing,and
remaineth 1.G,20.M.anbd if the declinatids increale,you
ne adds thereunto 988 YOu takeaway twhen (hep der
create,
Another example for this yeare of 1561,

‘Crample forthe pere 1 501 the 20. of Apaill, 3 find the
true place of fhe Sunne at napi,in o degrees 64 ininutes
of Taurus,fhent in Che fable of the iagnes before, x feck fo2
g degrees of Taurus,ta tubich aoth anfivere fo2 the declis
«Matto 14, degrees 3 2 minuts,and fo ge nert Dearee fol»
~ lowing doth antivere 14, degrees gk sascha asthe take

aa an tet gob ed
Fw te

‘eletter out of the moze, fo relkett 19, minutes « ‘Wher eu
_ forte a rule of fhe, and fay : if 6o.minutes gine 54. mts |
nufes,( which 54. minutes aoeth refk befozeof theo. Bes
grees of Taurus )bote many sofh Lo.minufes give, which
1 gminutes are fe diuerfitic of the 9,and 10, dearees of
Taurus.0 9fade Chat 14, minutes giueth 17 .minufes;
and 6 feconbs,toyieh 17. minutes and 6. feconds 5% adage
fothe 14 Degrees. 2 3 minutes, which anftvereth fo the 9

neqgrées of Taurus.Aand it cometh fo 14 . Degrees 4.9. mis
nufes anbo {econds, which ts the true: declination of the

ce 20,bay of Apzill, Anno.1 561.

SC ts allo to be noted, that Z.addz2 there. I o.suinates and oe
6 fecondes,becaule the declination docth increale: fo2 tf tf j
becteaten, it tvere fo bee taken out fo much, andthe ret a
is the beclination.S0 tsthe declination fo: ,
‘tieentie of Apzill, in theyeare 1561,
fourtdene begreaes, 4.9.11le
‘mutes, and fire
feconas,

FINIS.

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