PARALLAXES, ÉCLIPSES, OCCULTATIONS, PASSAGES DES PLANÈTES.
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12 119 WAERMA, M.
Nieuwe meetkonstige eclips-reekening.
8°, Amsterdam, 1721.
12 120 WHISTOIN, W.
A sector to draw the éclipsés of the Sun.8°, London, 1721.
12 121 WHISTON, W.
The calculation of solar éclipsés withoutparallaxes, with a specimen of the same inthe total éclipsé of the Sun, May 11, 1724.
8°, London, 1724.
12122 LEADBETTER, C.
Treatise of éclipsés for three years, withthe transits of Venus and Mercury over theSun for 79 years, and the conjunctions ofJupiter and Saturn for 120 years.
8°, London, 1727.
8°, London, 1731 ; sous le titre : Treatise oféclipsés of the Sun and Moon, 1713-1719.
12 123 ZEUTHEA, P.
Doctrina eclipsium et in specie lunariumsuis usibus proposita.
4», [Hafniae, 1729].
12 124 CELSIUS, A.
Nova methodus distantiam Solis a Terradeterminandi.
4°, Upsaliae, 1730.
12 125 POPIOTEK, J. G.
Quaestio astronomica, de eclipsi Soliscomputanda, ex Almagesti Ptolomaei lib. 6 t0capite decimo, atque Purbacchii parte 3 liaTheoriarum et Lansbergij capite 19 mo desum-pta.
Fol., Cracoviae, 1731.
12 126 KOHLREIFFIUS, G. =
KOHLREIFF, G.
Chronologia Liphratkaton, ad conciliandasscripturas; via nova ad indagandas éclipséspraesertim in priscis sinarum libris notatas.8», Lubeeae et Lipsiae, 1732.
12127 KRZANOWSKI, A. N.
Quaestio geometrica de causa parallaxium.
Fol., Cracoviae, 1733.
12 128 GRAMMATICUS, N. =
GRAMMATICO, N.
Dissertatio astronomica de ratione corri-gendi typos et calculos eclipsium Solis etLunae, mapparumque geographicarum con-structiones, ab astronomis et geographishactenus adhibitas, in hypothesi Tellurissphaericae, cum ista reapse sit figurae sphae-roidalis.
4°, Ingolstadii et Norimbergae, 1754.
Réimprimé dans M. Adelbulner, Commerciumlitterarium ad astronomiae incrementum; 2 vol.4", Norimbergae; voir vol. I, 1733, n° 12.
Dans une partie de cet ouvrage relative à laconstruction des cartes géographiques, l’auteur sup-pose, avec J. Cassini, la Terre allongée aux pôles.
12 129 LEADBETTER, C.
Uranoscopia, or the contemplation of theheavens ; being a démonstration of the équa-tion of time, with the method of observingthe solar ingresses into any point of theecliptic, and the investigation of the aphe-lions and eccentricities of the planets; alsoan explanation and démonstration of theKeplerian and Flamstedian methods of com-puting the principal appearances of solaréclipsés ; with new tables of the nonagesimedegree, its altitude, the Moon’s parallax inaltitude, longitude and latitude.
8°, London, 1755.
12130 FRAINKZ, T.
Prodromos Ekleipsis, being a philoso-phical dissertation on the doctrine of éclip-sés, explaining the physical cause thereof ineach luminary . . . Also a few words on thePythagorean System, with an inquiry intothe nature and law of comets.
8°, London, 1736.
8“, London, 1736; 2 e édition.