GÉOGRAPHIE ASTRONOMIQUE.
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10 907 PRIVAT, F.
Problèmes d’astronomie nautique, solu-tions nouvelles, simples et commodes.
8°, Bordeaux, 1883; 47 pages; 11g.
10 908 NORMAND, J. A.
Navigation stellaire.
4°, Paris, 1885; 24 pages; I pl.
= Bruxelles, Rev, XV, 1884, 887 (par J. T[hiriori]).
10 909 ROSSER, W. H.
Stellar navigation, with new A B and Gtables for finding, by easy methods, latitude,longitude, and azimuths ; latitudes and décli-nations ranging to 68° N. or S.
10 910 MERRTFIELD, .1
A treatise on navigation, for the use ofstudents.
10 911 CAFIERO, F.
Astronomia nautica, osservazioni circum-meridiane.
4°, Giarrc, 1884.
10 912 PERRIN, E.
Détermination du point par les hauteurscircumzénithales correspondantes.
8°, Nancy, 1884; 54 pages.
10 913 DOOLITTLE, C. L.
A treatise on practical astronomy, as ap-plied to geodesy and navigation.
8°, New York , 1885; x + 642 pages; lîg.
10 914 MERRIFIELD, J.
A treatise on nautical astronomy for theuse of students.
8°, London , 1886; 368 pages; nombreuses fig.
= ARr, XXIV, -1886, 211. — Nat, XXXIV, 1886, 262. -The educational Times, XXXIX, 1886, 223.
10 913 GOODWIN, H. R.
Problems in navigation and nautical astro-nomy; with answers and hints to solution.8°, London , 1887; 86 pages et 31 diagr.
10 916 MARTIN, W. R.
Navigation and nautical astronomy.
— Nat, XXXVII, 1888, 882 (par //. C. L).
GÉOGRAPHIE ASTRONOMIQUE.
10 917 RORRHAUS, M. = CELLARIUS, M.
In eosmographiae elementa, commentatioastronomica et geographica.
8°, Basileae, 1541.
8°, Basileae, 1555.
10 918 REUNDEVILE, T.
His exercises, containing eight treatises...very necessarie to be read and learned of ailyoung gentlemen... desirous to bave know-,ledge as well in cosmographie, astronomie,
and géographie, as also in the art of naviga-tion.
4°, London , 1615; 4 e édition.
4°, London , 1656; 7 e édition, revue par fi. Hart-wcll. Sous le titre : Ilis exercices, contayningeight treatises : 1. Of arithmeticke; 2. A des-cription of the tables of sines, tangents, andsécants; 3. A treatise of eosmographv, andof the spheare, representing the shape of the