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A treatise describing the construction, and explaining the use of new celestial and terrestrial globes : designed to illustrate in the most easy and natural manner, the phaenomena of the earth and heavens, ant to shew the correspondence of the two spheres : with great variety of astronomical and geographical problems / by George Adams, mathematical instrument-maker ...
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Celefiial andTerrejlrial Globes. 153

which denote the suns place, against which,on the broad paper circle, are the days andmonths required.

PROBLEM XXX.

The day and hour at any placebeing given, to find where thefun is vertical at that time.

247. Let the given place be London, andtime the 1 ith day of May at 4 minutespast V in the afternoon.

Rectify the globe to the day of themonth, art. 219. and you have the funsdeclination 1 8 degrees north ; bring Londonto the meridian, and set the horary index toXII, turn the globe till the index points tothe given hour on the equator, 4 minutespast V, then Port-Royal in Jamaica will beunder the 18th degree of the strong brassmeridian, which is the place where the funis vertical at that instant.

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