Appendix

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Tables, with Directions for adding an ^$trachng, as the Cafe requires ; f° ^ j $all Times the true or equal Time ^^had. And from thence it appearsapparent Time, or that shewn by theviz. by a Sun-dial\ is but four Days jn 0 (whole Year the fame with the me^ ^equal Time strewn by a good C‘° c ^Watch , viz. about April the 15th, j tiTie17th, Augujl the 31st, and Decentbe r ^24th. Also about the 23d of OcloW ^Equation is greatest of all in the Yea?’ ^ing then about 16' 1 1", Clocks being d l& \inuch flower than Swi-rdials . yp

30. As the Solar Days are uneq tia ■’ c jt

Hours must be so of Course; and /

appears, that there is no natural g

which can by its Motion measure { o

truly or equally; and the only ' v ‘ ddo this is by the artificial Contri var * C ^Clocks, Watches, Clepsydrae, Hour-^’ a&c, 1$

31. In different Parts of the Wonnatural Day has a different Beginning'

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ancimt Egyptians began their Das aL '^ l ght, as do also the modern Nati° fiSv ce > S P ain * Great-Britawy and ^Parts of Europe. The jews , with the 0

mans, be gm their Day at S\n\-kiting- L

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