The description and use of two arithmetick instruments together with a short treatise, explaining and demonstrating the ordinary operations of arithmetick, as likewise a perpetual almanack and several useful tables : presented to His most excellent Majesty Charles II ... / by S. Morland.

A Perpetuall Almanack invented by S. Morland 1650.

To find the Dom: Letter for ever.
C	E	G	B	D	F	A
B	D	F	A	C	E	G
A	C	E	G	B	D	F
GF	BA	DC	FE	AG	CB	ED
1000	1200	1400	1600	1100	1300	1500
1616	20	24	28	32	36	40
44	48	52	56	60	64	68
72	76	80	84	88	92	96
1700	4	8	12	16	20	24
28	32	36	40	44	48	52
2400	1900	2100	2300	1800	2000	2200
To find what day of the Week each Month begins.
A	B	C	D	E	F	G
Octob: 31	May. 31	August 31	March 31	Iune. 30	Septem 30	Aprill. 30
Ianu: 31			Novem 30		Decem: 31	Iuly: 31
			Febru: 2 8/9
To find the day of ye Month
	1	8	15	22	29
2	9	16	23	30
3	10	17	24	31
4	11	18	25
5	12	19	26
6	13	20	27
7	14	21	28

AN EXPLANATION OF THE Perpetual Almanack.

THis Almanack was first intend∣ed to be as short and compen∣dious as was possible, and to be Graven on a small plate of Silver, about the breadth of a Shilling, and so portable toge∣ther with Money: but having now design'd it for a small pocket Book, I have thought it more convenient to divide it into three distinct Tables, which are much more plain and easie, that so the use thereof may be obvious to the meanest capacity. And when the three following Tables and their use are throughly understood, This Almanack will need no explanation, and may be used sometimes as well as the other three Tables.

The use of the Table in Page 6.

By the Table in Page 6. you may immediately find the Dominical Letter from the first year of our Lord, to the year 3400, &c. so long as the world shall last.

For example, For any year of Our Lord under 100. they are exprest in the Marginal Columnes of Numbers, and are answered in the first Columne of Letters. Thus for the years of Our Lord 28, 56, and 84. The Domi∣nical Letters are DC. For the years 1, 29, 57, and 85. the Dominical Letter is B. For the years 11, 39, 67, and 95. the Dominical Letter is D.

Now for all the even Hundreds or Thousands from 100. to 3400. (which are all Leap-years) the Domi∣nical Letters are to be found above them in the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7th Columne.

And for any other Numbers, the Rule is for ever this; Where the Marginal Number (equal to the Fracti∣on or part of an Hundred sought) meets with the Columne where that Number of Hundreds or Thousands (which is the other part of the Number sought) is exprest; That is the Dominical Letter (or Letters) for that year.

For example, Let the Dominical Letter be demanded for the year of Our Lord 1672. The number of Hun∣dreds is, 1600. and is found in the third Columne. And the broken part (72) among the Marginal Numbers meets with that third Columne in the Letters GF. which are the Dominical Letters for that year, namely the first of them (G.) from the first of January to S. Matthias Eve, the twenty fourth of February, and the other Letter F. to the years end, which is a constant Rule for all Leap-years.

If the Dominical Letter be demanded for 1481. The Hundreds are 1400. and are found in the first Co∣lumne, the broken part of an Hundred (81) meets with that Columne in G. which is the Dominical Letter for that year.

So if the Dominical Letter be demanded for 1349, 1300. is found in the 7 Columne, where the broken part (49) among the Marginal Numbers; meets in the Letter D. which is the Dominical Letter for that year.

Again, Let the Dominical Letter be demanded for the year 1729. 1700. is found in the 4 Columne, and 29. meets with that Columne in E.

And so for any year past or to come.

The use of the Table in page 7.

The use of this Table is to find readily, both upon what day of the week any moneth of the year begins for ever. But also how many days each month con∣tains,

which is to be sound under the name of each re∣spective Moneth.

For example, I desire to know upon what day of the week the moneth of April begins, in the year 1623.

First I find by the Table in page 6. that the Domini∣cal Letter for that year is E. Then I guide my Eye down that Columne of the Table in page 7. where E. is at the top, and at the same time observe where April is in the Margent, and where the Line of April meets with the Columne E. there I find (Tuesday) which gives me to understand that April in the year 1623. begins on a Tuesday.

By the same Rule

The moneth of May in the year 1615. begins on a Munday.

The same moneth in the year 1616. began on a Wednesday; where it is to be noted that forasmuch as 1616 is a Leap year, I make use of the 2 Letter (F.) for the Table in page 7. which must always be ob∣served in Leap-years.

The moneth of September in the year 1537. began on a Saturday.

The moneth of July in the year 1471, began on a Monday.

The Moneth of December in the year 1642. began on a Thursday.

The moneth of August in the year 1781. will begin on a Sunday.

And so in all the rest.

The Use of the Table in Page 8.

The use of this Table (having first found upon what day of the week any Moneth begins) is to know readily the day of the Moneth.

Suppose it to be Thursday, and the beginning of October in the year 1672.

By the two former Tables I find, that the Moneth of October 1672. begins on a Tuesday; wherefore I

look among the Tables in page 8. till I find a Ta∣ble that begins with a Tuesday; and finding that the Thursdays of that Moneth are 3, 10, 17, 24, and 31. and that it is yet but the beginning of the Moneth, I conclude that it must needs be the 3 day of the Moneth.

Where it is to be observed, that if I cannot by some Marks or Circumstances help my memory, to know at least what week of the Moneth it is, no Alma∣nack in the World can inform or tell me what day of the Moneth it is.

Two excellent Uses of the Ta∣ble, in Page 8.

1. By it may be readily found what day of the week, any day of the Month was, or will be, of any year past, or to come.

For example; Such a man was born, or such an acti∣on was done, or such a Letter was written the fourth of September in the year 1618. and it is demanded what day of the week it was?

1. By the Table in Page 6. I find the Dominical Let∣ter for that year to be D.

2. By the Table in Page 7. I find that September in that year began on a Tuesday.

3. And by the Table in page 8. I find that the fourth of September was the first Friday of that Moneth. And so may any other day of any week, of any other Month, of any other year past, or to come, be known.

2. By it may be readily found what day of the Month, was or will be, of any day, of any week, of any month, of any year past, or to come.

For example; Suppose such a Man was born, or such an Action done, or such a Letter written, upon the first Friday of September, in the year 1618.

Having found by the foregoing directions, that Sep∣tember in that year began on a Tuesday, I find that the first Friday of that Moneth, was the fourth day of the same Moneth.

And so may be readily found what day of the Month, was or will be, any day of any week, of any month, of any year, past or to come.

Al which are of excellent and daily use for all Ministers of State, and for all Merchants in their correspondencies.

A Table shewing the Dominical Letter from the first year of Our Lord to the year 3400 & may be continued for ever

				1	2	3	4	5	6	7
				DC	ED	FE	GF	AG	BA	CB
				000	100	200	300	400	500	600
				700	800	900	1000	1100	1200	1300
				1400	1500	1600	1700	1800	1900	2000
				2100	2200	2300	2400	2500	2600	2700
				2800	2900	3000	3100	3200	3300	3400
0	28	56	84	DC	ED	FE	GF	AG	BA	CB
1	29	57	85	B	C	D	E	F	G	A
2	30	58	86	A	B	C	D	E	F	G
3	31	59	87	G	A	B	C	D	E	F
4	32	60	88	FE	GF	AG	BA	CB	DC	ED
5	33	61	89	D	E	F	G	A	B	C
6	34	62	90	C	D	E	F	G	A	B
7	35	63	91	B	C	D	E	F	G	A
8	36	64	92	AG	BA	CB	DC	ED	FE	GF
9	37	65	93	F	G	A	B	C	D	E
10	38	66	94	E	F	G	A	B	C	D
11	39	67	95	D	E	F	G	A	B	C
12	40	68	96	CB	DC	ED	FE	GF	AG	BA
13	41	69	97	A	B	C	D	E	F	G
14	42	70	98	G	A	B	C	D	E	F
15	43	71	99	F	G	A	B	C	D	E
16	44	72		ED	FE	GF	AG	BA	CB	DC
17	45	73		C	D	E	F	G	A	B
18	46	74		B	C	D	E	F	G	A
19	47	75		A	B	C	D	E	F	G
20	48	76		GF	AG	BA	CB	DC	ED	FE
21	49	77		E	F	G	A	B	C	D
22	50	78		D	E	F	G	A	B	C
23	51	79		C	D	E	F	G	A	B
24	52	80		BA	CB	DC	ED	FE	GF	AG
25	53	81		G	A	B	C	D	E	F
26	54	82		F	G	A	B	C	D	E
27	55	83		E	F	G	A	B	C	D
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7

A Table Shewing by the help of y^e Dominical Letter what day of the week any Month of the year begins for ever

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G
Ian 31	Sund:	Satur:	Fryd:	Thur:	Wedn:	Tuesd:	Mun:
Feb 28	Wedn:	Tuesd:	Mund.	Sund.	Satur.	Fryd:	Thur:
Mar 31	Wedn:	Tuesd:	Mund:	Sund:	Satur:	Fryd:	Thur:
Apr 30	Satur:	Fryd:	Thur:	Wedn.	Tuesd:	Mund:	Sund:
May 31	Mund:	Sund:	Satur:	Fryd:	Thur:	Wedn:	Tuesd:
Iun 30	Thur:	Wedn:	Tuesd:	Mund.	Sund:	Satur.	Fryd:
Iuly 31	Satur:	Fryd:	Thur:	Wedn:	Tuesd:	Mund.	Sund:
Aug 31	Tuesd:	Mund.	Sund:	Satur.	Fryd:	Thur:	Wedn:
Sep 30	Fryd:	Thur:	Wedn:	Tuesd.	Mund.	Sund:	Satur.
Oct 31	Sund:	Satur.	Fryd:	Thur:	Wedn:	Tuesd:	Mund.
Nou 30	Wedn:	Tuesd:	Mund:	Sund:	Satur.	Fryd:	Thur:
Dec 31	Fryd:	Thur:	Wedn:	Tuesd:	Mund.	Sund.	Satur.

The 7 Varieties of the last Table Pag: 1 for finding ye day of the Month.	Wedn: 1 8 15 22 29 Thursdays 2 9 16 23 30 Frydays 3 10 17 24 31 Saturdays 4 11 18 25   Sundays 5 12 19 26   Mundays 6 13 20 27   Tuesdays 7 14 21 28
Sund: 1 8 15 22 29 Mundays 2 9 16 23 30 Tuesdays 3 10 17 24 31 Wednesdays 4 11 18 25   Thursdays 5 12 19 26   Frydays 6 13 20 27   Saturdays 7 14 21 28	Thursd: 1 8 15 22 29 Frydays 2 9 16 23 30 Saturdays 3 10 17 24 31 Sundays 4 11 18 25   Mundays 5 12 19 26   Tuesdays 6 13 20 27   Wednesdays 7 14 21 28
Mund: 1 8 15 22 29 Tuesdays 2 9 16 23 30 Wednesdays 3 10 17 24 31 Thursdays 4 11 18 25   Frydays 5 12 19 26   Saturdays 6 13 20 27   Sundays 7 14 21 28	Fryd: 1 8 15 22 29 Saturdays 2 9 16 23 30 Sundays 3 10 17 24 31 Mundays 4 11 18 25   Tuesdays 5 12 19 26   Wednesdays 6 13 20 27   Thursdays 7 14 21 28
Tuesd: 1 8 15 22 29 Wednesdays 2 9 16 23 30 Thursdays 3 10 17 24 31 Frydays 4 11 18 25   Saturdays 5 12 19 26   Sundays 6 13 20 27   Mundays 7 14 21 28	Saturd: 1 8 15 22 29 Sundays 2 9 16 23 30 Mundays 3 10 17 24 31 Tuesdays 4 11 18 25   Wednesdays 5 12 19 26   Thursdays 6 13 20 27   Frydays 7 14 21 28

To find out the Prime or Golden Number for ever Divide the year of the Lord by (19) and to the Remaynder after the Division add (1) the sum: is the Prime for that year

Example Thus (1671) divided by (19) leaues (18) to which adding (1) makes it (19) for the Prime of y^t year

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A Table of Multiplication serving for the dividing of any year of the Lord by 19

1—19	6—114
2—38	7—133
3—57	8—152
4—76	9—171
5—95

A Table for the ready findiny of the Prime or Golden Number for euer.

	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900
6	11	16	2	7	12	17	3	8
2000	2100	2200	2300	2400	2500	2600	2700	2800
1	20	39	58	77	96	7	12	17	3	8	13	18	4	9
2	21	40	59	78	97	8	13	18	4	9	14	19	5	10
3	22	41	60	79	98	9	14	19	5	10	15	1	6	11
4	23	42	61	80	99	10	15	1	6	11	16	2	7	12
5	24	43	62	81		11	16	2	7	12	17	3	8	13
6	25	44	63	82		12	17	3	8	13	18	4	9	14
7	26	45	64	83		13	18	4	9	14	19	5	10	15
8	27	46	65	84		14	19	5	10	15	1	6	11	16
9	28	47	66	85		15	1	6	11	16	2	7	12	17
10	29	48	67	86		16	2	7	12	17	3	8	13	18
11	30	49	68	87		17	3	8	13	18	4	9	14	19
12	31	50	69	88		18	4	9	14	19	5	10	15	1
13	32	51	70	89		19	5	10	15	1	6	11	16	2
14	33	52	71	90		1	6	11	16	2	7	12	17	3
15	34	53	72	91		2	7	12	17	3	8	13	18	4
16	35	54	73	92		3	8	13	18	4	9	14	19	5
17	36	55	74	93		4	9	14	19	5	10	15	1	6
18	37	56	75	94		5	10	15	1	6	11	16	2	7
19	38	57	76	95		6	11	16	2	7	12	17	3	8

The Table of Primes Continued.

	1000	1100	1200	1300	1400	1500	1600	1700	1800	1900
13	18	4	9	14	19	5	10	15	1
2900	3000	3100	3200	3300	3400	3500	3600	3700	3800
1	20	39	58	77	96	14	19	5	10	15	1	6	11	16	2
2	21	40	59	78	97	15	1	6	11	16	2	7	12	17	3
3	22	41	60	79	98	16	2	7	12	17	3	8	13	18	4
4	23	42	61	80	99	17	3	8	13	18	4	9	14	19	5
5	24	43	62	81		18	4	9	14	19	5	10	15	1	6
6	25	44	63	82		19	5	10	15	1	6	11	16	2	7
7	26	45	64	83		1	6	11	16	2	7	12	17	3	8
8	27	46	65	84		2	7	12	17	3	8	13	18	4	9
9	28	47	66	85		3	8	13	18	4	9	14	19	5	10
10	29	48	67	86		4	9	14	19	5	10	15	1	6	11
11	30	49	68	87		5	10	15	1	6	11	16	2	7	12
12	31	50	69	88		6	11	16	2	7	12	17	3	8	13
13	32	51	70	89		7	12	17	3	8	13	18	4	9	14
14	33	52	71	90		8	13	18	4	9	14	19	5	10	15
15	34	53	72	91		9	14	19	5	10	15	1	6	11	16
16	35	54	73	92		10	15	1	6	11	16	2	7	12	17
17	36	55	74	93		11	16	2	7	12	17	3	8	13	18
18	37	56	75	94		12	17	3	8	13	18	4	9	14	19
19	38	57	76	95		13	18	4	9	14	19	5	10	15	1

A Table to finde the moveable Feasts for ever. by the Dom•• letter & Golden Number.

Domin•• Letter	Golden Number	From Christmas to Shrove sund:	Shrove sunday	Easter day
A	2 5 13 16	6 weeks	Febr 5	Mar 26
7 10 15 18	7 weeks	Febr 12	Apr 2
1 4 9 12	8 weeks	Febr 19	April 9
3 6 11 14 17	9 weeks	Febr 26	Apr 16
8 19	10 weeks	Mar 5	Apr ••3
B	2 5 13 16	6 weeks 1 day	Febr 6	Mar 27
4 7 10 15 18	7 weeks 1 day	Febr 13	Apr 3
1 9 12 17	8 weeks 1 day	Febr 20	Apr 10
3 6 11 14	9 weeks 1 day	Febr 27	Apr 17
8 19	10 weeks 1 day	Mar 6	Apr 2
C	2 5 10 13 6	6 weeks 2 days	Febr 7	Mar 28
4 7 15 18	7 weeks 2 days	Febr 14	April 4
1 6 9 12 7	8 weeks 2 days	Febr 21	Apr 11
3 11 14 19	9 weeks 2 days	Febr 28	Apr 18
8	10 weeks 2 days	Mar 7	Apr 25
D	16	5 weeks 3 days	Febr 1	Mar 28
2 5 10 13	6 weeks 3 days	Febr 8	Mar 29
4 7 12 15 18	7 weeks 3 days	Febr 15	Apr 5
1 6 9 17	8 weeks 3 days	Febr 23	Apr 12
3 8 11 14 19	9 weeks 3 days	Mar 1	Apr 19
E	5 16	5 weeks 4 days	Febr 2	Mar 23
2 10 13 18	6 weeks 4 days	Febr 9	Mar 30
1 4 12 15	7 weeks 4 days	Febr 16	april 6
6 9 14 17	8 weeks 4 days	Febr 23	apr 13
3 8 11 19	9 weeks 4 days	Mar 2	apr 20
F	5 16	5 weeks 5 days	Febr 3	Mar 24
2 7 10 13 18	6 weeks 5 days	Febr 10	Mar 31
1 4 12 15	7 weeks 5 days	Febr 18	apr 7
3 6 9 14 17	8 weeks 5 days	Febr 24	apr 14
8 11 19	9 weeks 5 days	Mar 3	apr 21
G	5 13 16	5 weeks 6 days	Febr 4	Mar 25
2 7 10 18	6 weeks 6 days	Febr 11	apr 1
1 4 9 12 15	7 weeks 6 days	Febr 18	apr 8
3 6 14 17	8 weeks 6 days	Febr 25	apr 15
8 11 19	9 weeks 6 days	Mar 4	apr 22

The Table for the Moveable Feasts Continued

Dom: Letter	Golden Number	Rogat:	Asens:	Whit:	Trinity	Advent
	Sund:	day	Sund:	Sund:	Sund:
A	2. 5. 13. 16.	Apr. 30	May. 4	May. 14	May. 21	Dec. 3
7. 10. 15. 18.	May. 7	May. 11	May. 21	May. 28	Dec. 3
1. 4. 9. 12.	May. 14	May. 18	May. 28	Iun. 4	Dec. 3
3. 6. 11. 14. 17	May. 21	May. 25	Iun. 4	Iun. 11	Dec. 3
8. 19.	May. 28	Iun. 1	Iun. 11	Iun. 18	Dec. 3
B	2. 5. 13. 16.	May. 1	May. 5	May. 15	May. 22	Nov. 27
4. 7. 10. 15. 18.	May. 8	May. 12	May. 22	May. 29	Nov. 27
1. 9. 12. 17.	May. 15	May. 19	May. 29	Iun. 5	Nov. 27
3. 6. 11. 14.	May. 22	May. 26	Iun. 5	Iun. 12	Nov. 27
8. 19.	May. 29	Iun. 2	Iun. 12	Iun. 19	Nov. 27
C	2. 5. 10. 13. 16.	May. 2	May. 6	May. 16	May. 23	Nov. 28
4. 7. 15. 18.	May. 9	May. 13	May. 23	May. 30	Nov. 28
1. 6. 7. 9. 12.	May. 16	May. 20	May. 30	Iun. 6	Nov. 28
3. 11. 14. 19.	May. 23	May. 27	Iun. 6	Iun. 13	Nov. 28
8.	May. 30	Iun. 3	Iun. 13	Iun. 20	Nov. 28
D	16.	Apr. 26	Apr. 30	May. 10	May. 17	Nov. 29
2. 5. 10. 13.	May. 3	May. 7	May. 17	May. 24	Nov. 29
4. 7. 12. 15. 18.	May. 10	May. 14	May. 24	May. 31	Nov. 29
1. 6. 9. 1. 7.	May. 17	May. 21	May. 31	Iun. 7	Nov. 29
3. 8. 11. 14. 19.	May. 24	May. 28	Iun. 7	Iun. 14	Nov. 29
E	5. 16.	Apr. 27	May. 1	May. 11	May. 18	Nov. 30
2. 10. 13. 18.	May. 4	May. 8	May. 18	May. 25	Nov. 30
1. 4. 7. 12. 15.	May. 11	May. 15	May. 25	Iun. 1	Nov. 30
6. 9. 14. 17.	May. 18	May. 22	Iun. 1	Iun. 8	Nov. 30
3. 8. 11. 19.	May. 25	May. 29	Iun. 8	Iun. 15	Nov. 30
F	5. 16.	Apr. 28	May. 2	May. 12	May. 19	Dec. 1
2. 7. 10. 13. 18.	May. 5	May. 9	May. 19	May. 26	Dec. 1
1. 4. 12. 15.	May. 12	May. 16	May. 26	Iun. 2	Dec. 1
3. 6. 9. 14. 17.	May. 10	May. 23	Iun. 2	Iun. 9	Dec. 1
8. 11. 19.	May. 26	May. 30	Iun. 9	Iun. 16	Dec. 1
G	5. 13. 16.	Apr. 29	May. 3	May. 13	May. 20	Dec. 2
2. 7. 10. 18.	May. 6	May. 10	May. 20	May. 27	Dec. 2
1. 4. 9. 12. 15.	May. 13	May. 17	May. 27	Iun. 3	Dec. 2
3. 6. 14. 17.	May. 20	May. 24	Iun. 3	Iun. 10	Dec. 2
8. 11. 19.	May. 27	May. 31	Iun. 10	Iun. 17	Dec. 2

Y^e Table Continued for y^e moveable Termes

Dom Letter	Golden Number	Easter Terme begins	Easter Terme ends	Trinity Terme begins	Trinity Terme ends
A	2. 5. 13. 16	Apr. 12	May. 8	May. 26	Iun. 14
7. 10. 15. 18	Apr. 19	May. 15	Iun. 2	Iun. 21
1. 4. 9. 12	Apr. 26	May. 22	Iun. 9	Iun. 28
3. 6. 11. 14. 17	May. 3	May. 29	Iun. 16	Iuly. 5
B	••. 5. 13. 16	Apr. 13	May. 9	May. 27	Iun. 15
4. 7. 10. 15. 18	Apr. 20	May. 16	Iun. 3	Iun. 22
1. 9. 12. 17	Apr. 27	May. 23	Iun. 10	Iun. 29
3. 6. 11. 14	May. 4	May. 3	Iun. 17	Iuly. 6
8 19	May. 11	Iun. 6	Iun. 24	Iuly. 13
C	2. 5. 10. 13. 16	Apr. 14	May. 10	May. 28	Iun. 16
4. 7. 15. 18	Apr. 21	May. 17	Iun. 4	Iun. 23
1. 6. 9. 12. 7	Apr. 28	May. 24	Iun. 11	Iun. 30
3. 11. 14. 19	May. 5	May. 31	Iun. 18	Iuly. 7
8	May. 12	Iun. 7	Iun. 25	Iuly. 14
D	16	Apr. 8	May. 4	May. 22	Iun. 10
2. 5. 10. 13	Apr. 15	May. 11	May. 29	Iun. 17
4. 7. 12. 15. 18	Apr. 22	May. 18	Iun. 5	Iun. 24
1. 6. 9. 17	Apr. 29	May. 25	Iun. 12	Iuly. 1
3. 8. 11. 14. 19	May 6	Iun. 1	Iun. 19	Iuly. 8
E	5. 16.	Apr. 9	May. 5	May. 23	Iun. 11
2. 10. 13. 18	Apr. 16	May. 12	May. 30	Iun. 18
1. 4. 7. 12. 15.	Apr. 23	May. 19	Iun. 6	Iun. 25
6. 9. 14. 17.	Apr. 30	May. 26	Iun. 13	Iuly. 2
3. 8. 11. 19.	May. 7	Iun. 2	Iun. 20	Iuly. 9
F	5. 16.	Apr. 10	May. 6	May. 24	Iun. 12
2. 7. 10. 13. 18	Apr. 17	May. 13	May. 31	Iun. 19
1. 4. 12. 15.	Apr. 24	May. 20	Iun. 7	Iun. 26
3. 6. 9. 14. 17.	May. 1	May. 27	Iun. 14	Iuly. 3
8. 11. 19.	May. 8	Iun. 3	Iun. 21	Iuly. 10
G	5. 13. 16.	Apr. 11	May. 7	May. 25	Iun. 13
2. 7. 10. 18	Apr. 18	May. 14	Iun. 1	Iun. 20
1. 4. 9. 12. 15.	Apr. 2••	May. 21	Iun. 8	Iun. 27
3. 6. 14. 17.	May. 2	May. 28	Iun. 15	Iuly. 4
8. 11. 19.	May. 9	Iun. 4	Iun. 22	Iuly. 11

Cambridg Commencment First Sunday in July. Oxon Act 2^d. Sunday in July.

The Returnes of The Act of

• Trin. Terme are j. Crast: Trin 2 Oct: Trin: 3 Quind Trin: 4 Tivs. Trin
• Easter Terme. are. j. Quind. Pasch: 2 Tres Pa. 3. Mens Pa. 4 Quind: Pa. 5: Crō. Asc:
• ...Batchelors in Cambr: & Oxf: y^e 1^st. day of Lent and of Masters in
  • Cambr. Iuly. 3
  • Oxford. Iuly. 8

A Table of the Fixed Feasts, and other Solemn Days to be observed in the Church of England.

• ...
  All Sundays.
  • NEw-years-day, or Circumcision Jan. 1
  • Twelf day, or Epiphany Jan. 5
  • Martyrdom of K. Charles I. Jan. 30
  • Purification of the Virgin Mary Febru. 2
  • LADY-DAY, or the Annuntiation of the Virgin Mary Mar. 25
  • Mark Evang. April 25
  • May day, or Phillip and Jacob May 1
  • Birth and return of Charles II. May 29
  • MIDSUMMER or John Baptist. June 24
  • James Apostle July 25
  • Bartholomew Apostle Aug. 24
  • Matthew Apostle Sept. 21
  • MICHAELMAS, or Mich. Archangel Sept. 29
  • Luke the Evangelist Osto. 18
  • Simon and Jude Octo. 28
  • All Saints Nov. 1
  • Powder Treason Nov. 5
  • Andrew Apostle Nov. 30
  • Thomas Apostle Dec. 21
  • CHRISTMAS, or Birth of our Lord Dec. 25
  • St. Stephen Dec. 26
  • St. John Evang. Dec. 27
  • Innocents Dec. 28
• ...

• ...
  Other Remarkable Days.
  • VAlentine Febr. 14
  • Equal day and night Mar. 10
  • St. George April 23
  • Longest day, or Barneby June 11
  • Swithin July 15
  • Lammas Augu. 2
  • Equal day and night Sept. 12
  • Shortest day Dece. 11
• ...
  HILLARY TERM.
  • BEgins Jan. 23
  • Ends and hath Four Returns. Febr. 12
  • 1. Octab. Hil. Jan. 20
  • 2. Quind. Hil. Jan. 29
  • 3. Crast Pur. Febr. 3
  • 4. Octab. Pur. Febr. 10
• ...
  MICHAELMAS TERM
  • Begins Octob. 23
  • Ends and hath Six Returns. Nov. 28
  • 1. Tres Mich. Octo. 21
  • 2. Mens. Mich. Octo. 29
  • 3. Crast. An. Nov. 4
  • 4. Crast. Mar. Nov. 11
  • 5. Oct. Mar. Nov. 18
  • 6. Quin. Mar. Nov. 27

	Gol: Num	D: of ye Mon.	A Table for the ready finding what Sign the Moon is in or shall be for euer And what part of Mans body every Sign doth govern
Febr: Nov:	3	1	27	26	25	24	23	22	21	20	19	18	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	♈	Head & Face
March		2	1	27	26	25	24	23	22	21	20	19	18	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3
	14	3	2	1	27	26	25	24	23	22	21	20	19	18	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	♉	Neck & Throat
December	6	4	3	2	1	27	26	25	24	23	22	21	20	19	18	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5
		5	4	3	2	1	27	26	25	24	23	22	21	20	19	18	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	♊	Arms shoulders and Hands
Aprill	17	6	5	4	3	2	1	27	26	25	24	23	22	21	20	19	18	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7
	9	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	27	26	25	24	23	22	21	20	19	18	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	♋	Breast and stomack
May	1	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	27	26	25	24	23	22	21	20	19	18	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9
		9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	27	26	25	24	23	22	21	20	19	18	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	10
	12	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	27	26	25	24	23	22	21	20	19	18	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	♌	Heart and Back
	4	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	27	26	25	24	23	22	21	20	19	18	17	16	15	14	13	12
Iune		12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	27	26	25	24	23	22	21	20	19	18	17	16	15	14	13	♍	Bowels & Belly
	15	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	27	26	25	24	23	22	21	20	19	18	17	16	15	14
Iuly	7	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	27	26	25	24	23	22	21	20	19	18	17	16	15	♎	Reyns & Loyns
		15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	27	26	25	24	23	22	21	20	19	18	17	16
	18	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	27	26	25	24	23	22	21	20	19	18	17	♏	Secrets
	10	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	27	26	25	24	23	22	21	20	19	18
August	2	18	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	27	26	25	24	23	22	21	20	19
		19	18	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	27	26	25	24	23	22	21	20	♐	Thighs
	13	20	19	18	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	27	26	25	24	23	22	21
	5	21	20	19	18	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	27	26	25	24	23	22	♑	Knees
September		22	21	20	19	18	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	27	26	25	24	23
	16	23	22	21	20	19	18	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	27	26	25	24	♒	Leggs
Ian: Oct:	8	24	23	22	21	20	19	18	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	27	26	25
		25	24	23	22	21	20	19	18	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	27	26	♓	Feet
	19	26	25	24	23	22	21	20	19	18	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	27
	11	27	26	25	24	23	22	21	20	19	18	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1

The Ʋse of this Table.

1. SEek the name of the Month in the left-hand Margent, and guiding your Eye to (1) in the Table, find out the day of the Month, which you shall find either above, or beneath in that Column.

2. From that day of the Month, guide your eye back to the Number in the left-hand Margent that stands against it in the Column under the Title (Day of the Month.)

3. From that Number guide your Eye to (1) in the Table, and in that Column find the Number that is the Number of the Prime for that Year, and from thence guide your Eye to the right-hand Margent, so have you your desire.

Example.

The Tenth day of May, 1665. I desire to know what Sign the Moon is, &c.

1. The Prime for that Year is 13.

2. I find May in the left-hand Margent, and guiding my Eye to (1) in the Table, and in that Column to 10 the Day of the Month, I bring my Eye back to (17) in the left-hand Margent.

3. I look for 13 among the Primes, and from that guide my Eye to (1) in the Table, and finding the aforesaid Number (17 in that Column, I do from that, guide my Eye to the right-hand Mar∣gent, and find that the Moon upon the Tenth of May, 1665. is entring into Leo Ω, and governs the Bowels and Belly.

A Table shewing: the time of the Moons com∣ing to the South, and quantity of her shining.

The Moons age.	Moons southing & shin.	Moons age for her shi.
1	16	0	48	1	29
2	17	1	36	2	28
3	18	2	24	3	27
4	19	3	12	4	26
5	20	4	00	5	15
6	21	4	48	6	24
7	22	5	36	7	23
8	23	6	24	8	22
9	24	7	12	9	21
10	25	8	00	10	20
11	26	8	48	11	19
12	27	9	36	12	18
13	28	10	24	13	17
14	29	11	12	14	16
15	30	12	00	15

The use of this Table.

FInd the Moons age in the first Column, and next against the same towards the right hand, is the time of her coming to the South; which from the New Moon to the Full Moon, is always in the Afternoon, but from the Full to the New, it is in the Morning.

Example.

May 12. 1671. the Moon is fourteen days old, which I find in the first Column, against which, towards the right hand in the second Column is 11. 12, which being before the Full of the Moon, I conclude that the Moon comes to south May 12. 1671. at 11 a clock at Night, and 12 Minutes past.

To know how long the Moon Shineth.

Enter the third Column with the Moons age, and against it, on the left hand, you have the time of her shining, which all the time of her Encrease, being added to the hour of Sun rising, gives the time of her rising: But if added to the time of Sun setting, gives the time of her setting.

But after the Full.

Take the time of her shining from the Suns ri∣sing, and it gives her rising; and then take the same from the Sun setting, it gives the time of her setting.

Example.

May 12. 1671. the Moon is 14 days old, and I find 11 hours, 12 minutes, for the time of her shining, (which being added to the Suns rising) upon the twelf of May, 1671. (viz. four hours) makes 3 of the clock, 12 minutes, for the time of the Moons rising the next Morning.

Again, to the said 11 hours, 12 minutes, add 8 hours from the Sun setting, it gives 7 hours, 12 minutes for the time of his setting.

Though these Rules are not altogether exact, yet they come near enough the truth, for ordinary use.

A Tide-Table of certain Havens in and about Eng∣land, whereby may be known what Moon makes a Full-Sea in any of the said places; and how many ho. and min. are to be added to the time of the Moons coming to the South for the time of High-water.

South and North	Queenborough Southamton, Ports∣mouth, Isle of Wight, Spits, Ken∣tish Knock, half-Tide at Dunkirk	0. H.	0 M.
S by W N by E	Rochester, Maldon, Aberdeen, Redband, West-end of the Nowr-Blacktail.	0 H.	45 M.
S S W N N E	Gravesend, Downs, Rumney, Ten net, Silly halfe tide, Blackness, Ramkines, Senebead.	1 H.	30 M.
S W by S N E by N	Dundee, St. Andrews, Lisborn St. Lucas, Bell Isle, Holy Isle.	2 H.	15 M.
S W N E	London, Tinmouth, Hartlepool Whitebay, Amsterdam, Gascoign, Britain, Galicia.	3 H.	0 M.
S W by W N E by E	Barwick, Hambrough-head, Brid∣lington bay, Burdeux, Ostend, Flushing, Fountness.	3 H.	45 M.
W S W E N E	Scarborough quarter-tide, Lawre nas, Severn, Horkhave, Dungarum, Mounts-bay, Kingsale, Calice-Creek	4 H.	30 M.
W by S E by N	Newcastle, Humber, Falmouth Sal ly, Dartmouth, To bay, St. Mal∣lows, Foy, Garsy. Liz.	5 H.	15 M.
East and West	Plimouth, Weymouth, Hull, Lyn, Davids head, Antwerp, Lundy, Holms of Bristol.	6 H.	0 M.
E by S W b N	Bristol, Foulness at the Start.	6 H.	45 M.

E S E W N W	Milford, Bridgewater, Lands-end, Waterford, Abermorick, Cape-Cleer, Texel.	7 H.	30 M.
S E by E N W by W	Portland, Peterport, Harflew, the Hague, S. Magnes. south, Dublin, Lambay. Macknels Cape.	8 H.	15 M.
S E N W	Pool, S. Hellen, Catnes, Orkney, Fair-Isles, Kilden, Man-Isle, Bass-Islands.	9 H.	0 M.
S E by S N W by N	Needles, Laisto, North & South Foreland.	9 H.	45 M.
S S E N N W	Tarmouth, Dover, Harwich, S. John de Luce, Calice Road, Bullein.	10 H.	30 M.
S by E N by W	Rye, Winchelsey, Goree, Thames, Rhodes.	11 H.	15 M.

The Use of the Tide-Table.

Example.

May 12. 1671. I would know the Full Sea at London.

1. By the foregoing Rules I find the Moon comes to South at 11 of the clock, and 12 Minutes past, at Night.

There I seek for London in this Table, where I find that a S. W. or N. E. Moon makes a Full Sea, and on the right-hand I find 3 hours 0 minutes, which must be added to the Moons Southing. That is 3 hours, 0 minutes, added to 11 ho. 12 min. makes 2 a clock and 12 minutes the next Morning, for High Water at London-Bridge.

So that for any place and day, the hours and min. in the Table, are to be added to the Moons Southing, which gives the true time of High∣water for that place and day.

The time of the Suns Rising and Setting throughout the whole Year.

Days of the Month.	January	February	March
Sun rises.	Sun sets.	Sun rises.	Sun sets.	Sun rises.	Sun sets.
H.	M	H	M	H.	M	H.	M	H.	M.	H.	M.
1	8	9	3	51	7	18	4	42	6	20	5	40
2	8	8	3	51	7	17	4	43	6	18	5	42
3	8	7	3	53	7	15	4	45	6	16	5	44
4	8	6	3	54	7	13	4	47	6	14	5	46
5	8	4	3	55	7	11	4	49	6	11	5	49
6	8	2	3	56	7	9	4	51	6	8	5	51
7	8	1	3	58	7	7	4	58	6	6	5	54
8	8	0	4	0	7	5	4	55	6	4	5	56
9	7	58	4	1	7	3	4	57	6	2	5	58
10	7	56	4	3	7	1	4	59	6	0	6	0
11	7	55	4	5	6	59	5	1	5	58	6	2
12	7	54	4	6	6	57	5	3	5	56	6	4
13	7	52	4	8	6	54	5	6	5	54	6	6
14	7	51	4	9	6	52	5	8	5	52	6	8
15	7	50	4	10	6	50	5	10	5	50	6	10
16	7	48	4	12	6	48	5	12	5	48	6	12
17	7	46	4	14	6	46	5	14	5	46	6	14
18	7	44	4	16	6	44	5	16	5	44	6	16
19	7	43	4	17	6	42	5	18	5	42	6	18
20	7	41	4	19	6	40	5	20	5	40	6	20
21	7	39	4	21	6	38	5	22	5	38	6	22
22	7	37	4	23	6	36	5	24	5	36	6	24
23	7	35	4	24	6	34	5	26	5	34	6	26
24	7	34	4	26	6	32	5	28	5	32	6	28
25	7	32	4	28	6	30	5	30	5	30	6	30
26	7	30	4	30	6	29	5	31	5	28	6	32
27	7	28	4	31	6	27	5	33	5	26	6	34
28	7	26	4	34	6	24	5	36	5	24	6	36
29	7	24	4	36	6	22			5	22	6	38
30	7	22	4	38					5	20	6	40
31	7	20	4	40					5	18	6	42

Days of the Month.	April.	May.	June.
Sun rises.	Sun sets.	Sun rises.	Sun sets.	Sun rises.	Sun sets.
H.	M.	H	M.	H.	M.	H.	M.	H.	M	H.	M.
1	5	16	6	44	4	19	7	42	3	42	8	18
2	5	14	6	46	4	17	7	43	3	42	8	18
3	5	12	6	48	4	15	7	45	3	42	8	18
4	5	10	6	50	4	14	7	46	3	41	8	19
5	5	8	6	52	4	12	7	48	3	41	8	19
6	5	6	6	54	4	11	7	49	3	41	8	19
7	5	5	6	55	4	10	7	50	3	41	8	19
8	5	3	6	57	4	8	7	52	3	41	8	19
9	5	2	6	58	4	7	7	53	3	41	8	19
10	5	0	7	0	4	6	7	54	3	41	8	19
11	4	57	7	3	4	4	7	56	3	41	8	19
12	4	55	7	5	4	3	7	57	3	41	8	19
13	4	53	7	7	4	2	7	58	3	41	8	19
14	4	51	7	9	4	0	8	0	3	41	8	19
15	4	49	7	11	3	59	8	1	3	41	8	19
16	4	47	7	13	3	58	8	2	3	41	8	19
17	4	45	7	15	3	57	8	3	3	41	8	19
18	4	43	7	17	3	56	8	4	3	41	8	19
19	4	41	7	19	3	55	8	5	3	42	8	18
20	4	39	7	21	3	53	8	7	3	42	8	18
21	4	38	7	22	3	52	8	8	3	42	8	18
22	4	36	7	24	3	51	8	9	3	43	8	17
23	4	34	7	26	3	50	8	10	3	44	8	16
24	4	32	7	28	3	49	8	11	3	44	8	16
25	4	30	7	30	3	48	8	12	3	45	8	15
26	4	28	7	32	3	47	8	13	3	46	8	14
27	4	27	7	33	3	46	8	14	3	47	8	13
28	4	25	7	35	3	45	8	15	3	48	8	12
29	4	23	7	37	3	45	8	15	3	49	8	11
30	4	21	7	39	3	44	8	16	3	50	8	10
31					3	43	8	17

Days of the Month.	July.	August.	September
Sun rises.	Sun sets.	Sun rises.	Sun sets.	Sun rises.	Sun sets.
H.	M.	H.	M.	H.	M.	H.	M.	H.	M.	H.	M.
1	3	51	8	9	4	35	7	26	5	35	6	25
2	3	51	8	8	4	36	7	24	5	37	6	23
3	3	52	8	8	4	38	7	22	5	39	6	21
4	3	53	8	7	4	40	7	20	5	41	6	19
5	3	54	8	6	4	41	7	19	5	43	6	17
6	3	56	8	4	4	43	7	17	5	45	6	15
7	3	57	8	3	4	45	7	15	5	47	6	13
8	3	58	8	2	4	47	7	13	5	49	6	11
9	3	59	8	1	4	48	7	12	5	51	6	9
10	4	0	8	0	4	50	7	10	5	53	6	7
11	4	2	7	58	4	52	7	8	5	56	6	4
12	4	3	7	57	4	54	7	6	5	58	6	2
13	4	4	7	56	4	56	7	4	6	0	6	0
14	4	6	7	54	4	58	7	2	6	2	5	58
15	4	7	7	53	5	0	7	0	6	4	5	56
16	4	8	7	52	5	2	6	58	6	6	5	54
17	4	10	7	50	5	4	6	56	6	9	5	51
18	4	11	7	49	5	6	6	54	1	11	5	49
19	4	12	7	48	5	8	6	52	6	13	5	47
20	4	14	7	46	5	10	6	50	6	15	5	45
21	4	15	7	45	5	12	6	48	6	17	5	43
22	4	17	7	43	5	14	6	46	6	19	5	41
23	4	18	7	42	5	16	6	44	6	21	5	39
24	4	20	7	40	5	18	6	42	6	23	5	37
25	4	22	7	38	5	20	6	40	6	25	5	35
26	4	23	7	37	5	22	6	38	6	27	5	33
27	4	25	7	35	5	24	6	36	6	29	5	31
28	4	27	7	33	5	26	6	34	6	31	5	29
29	4	28	7	32	5	28	6	32	6	33	5	27
30	4	30	7	30	5	30	6	30	6	35	5	25
31	4	32	7	28	5	32	6	28

Days of the Month.	October.	Novemb.	December.
Sun rises.	Sun sets.	Sun rises.	Sun sets.	Sun rises.	Sun sets.
H.	M.	H.	M.	H.	M.	H.	M.	H.	M.	H.	M.
1	6	38	5	22	7	38	4	22	8	16	3	44
2	6	40	5	20	7	39	4	21	8	16	3	44
3	6	42	5	18	7	41	4	19	8	17	3	43
4	6	44	5	16	7	42	4	18	8	17	3	43
5	6	46	5	14	7	44	4	16	8	18	3	42
6	6	48	5	12	7	46	4	14	8	18	3	42
7	6	50	5	10	7	47	4	13	8	18	3	42
8	6	52	5	8	7	49	4	11	8	19	3	41
9	6	54	5	6	7	51	4	9	8	19	3	41
10	6	56	5	4	7	52	4	8	8	19	3	41
11	6	58	5	2	7	54	4	6	8	19	3	41
12	7	0	5	0	7	55	4	5	8	19	3	41
13	7	2	4	58	7	57	4	3	8	19	3	41
14	7	4	4	56	7	58	4	2	8	19	3	41
15	7	6	4	54	8	0	4	0	8	19	3	41
16	7	8	4	52	8	1	3	59	8	18	3	42
17	7	10	4	50	8	3	3	57	8	18	3	42
18	7	12	4	48	8	4	3	56	8	18	3	42
19	7	14	4	46	8	5	3	55	8	17	3	43
20	7	16	4	44	8	7	3	53	8	17	3	43
21	7	18	4	42	8	8	3	52	8	16	3	44
22	7	20	4	40	8	9	3	51	8	16	3	44
23	7	22	4	38	8	10	3	50	8	15	3	45
24	7	23	4	37	8	11	3	49	8	14	3	46
25	7	25	4	35	8	12	3	48	8	14	3	46
26	7	27	4	33	8	12	3	48	8	13	3	47
27	7	29	4	31	8	13	3	47	8	12	3	48
28	7	31	4	29	8	14	3	46	8	12	3	48
29	7	33	4	27	8	14	3	46	8	11	3	49
30	7	34	4	26	8	15	3	45	8	10	3	50
31	7	36	4	24					8	9	3	51

A Table shewing the length of the longest Artificial Day, in all places from the Equinoctial, to the Poles of the World.

Heig.	Long.	day	Heig.	Long.	day	Heig.	Longest day.
Pole.	H.	M.	Pole.	H.	M.	Pole.	D.	H.	M.
00	12	00	47	15	42	68	42	01	16
06	12	20	48	15	52	69	54	16	25
12	12	42	49	16	00	70	64	13	46
16	12	58	50	16	10	71	74	00	00
20	13	12	51	16	20	72	82	06	36
24	13	30	52	16	30	73	89	04	58
27	13	42	53	16	42	74	96	17	00
30	13	56	54	16	54	75	104	01	04
32	14	06	55	17	08	76	110	07	27
34	14	16	56	17	22	77	116	14	22
35	14	22	57	17	36	78	122	17	06
36	14	28	58	17	52	79	127	09	55
37	14	34	59	18	10	80	134	04	58
38	14	38	60	18	30	81	139	31	36
39	14	44	61	18	54	82	145	06	43
40	14	52	62	19	20	83	152	02	06
41	14	58	63	19	50	84	156	03	03
42	15	04	64	20	24	85	161	05	23
43	15	12	65	21	10	86	166	11	23
44	15	18	66	22	18	87	171	21	47
45	15	26	66½	24	00	88	176	05	29
46	15	34	67	24 Days	89	181	21	58
						90	187	06	39

The following TABLES Are of excellent use, and do readily discover the exact time of the New Moon, Full Moon, As likewise the First and Second Quadrats; And consequently her true Age.

And this from the year of our Lord 1673, to the year 1700.

EXAMPLE.

In the Moneth of April 1673, and the 14th day of the Moneth, the Table for that year, will discover, over against the said Moneth, April

First That the New Moon happens to be the fixth day of that Moneth, and the 13th hour of that day; That is, 10 Minutes past 1 of the Clock at night (remembring al¦ways that the dayes are to be accompted from Noon.)

Secondly. That the first Quadrat is the 13th day, 10 min. past 9 at night.

Thirdly. That the Full Moon is the 20th day, 11 min. past 12 at night.

Fourthly. The Second Quadrat is the 28th day, 1 Min. past 12 at night.

Fifthly, And Lastly, because the Moon changes on the sixth day, and 8 added to 6 makes 14, therefore the Moon is 8 dayes old, upon the said 14th day of April.

But if you will be more exact, you must Accompt

For the	First Quarter of the Moon	7 d.	09h.	11 m
Full Moon	14 d.	18 h.	22 m
Last Quart.	22 d.	03 h.	33 m
Time from Moon to Moon	29 d.	12 h.	44 m

An Explanation of the double Numbers in the Table.

EXAMPLE.

In the first Quarter of the Moon, in the Moneth of May, in the year 1674. I find the 2 Numbers, viz.

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The meaning whereof is, that in the said moneth of May, the first quarter of the Moon happeneth to be both upon the first day, 12th hour, 45th minute, And likewise upon the 3••th day, 16 houres, 30 m. of the same Moneth. The which is to be so read, and so understood in any other year or month.

1673.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	7	14	07	15	15	37	22	01	10	29	05	20
Februa.	6	06	29	13	20	58	20	12	06	27	23	11
March	8	00	12	15	04	06	21	23	38	29	18	12
April	6	13	10	13	09	14	20	12	11	28	12	1
May	5	23	11	12	14	12	20	01	35	28	10	26
June	4	07	10	10	21	05	18	15	57	26	18	20
July	3	14	09	10	06	38	18	06	59	26	03	42
August	1 31	20 5	44 17	8	19	24	16	22	21	24	15	01
Septem.	29	15	15	7	11	17	15	13	42	22	22	22
October	29	3	58	7	5	51	15	4	25	22	4	41
Novem.	27	19	37	6	1	59	13	18	6	20	11	47
Decem.	27	9	17	5	22	33	13	6	19	19	20	59

1674.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	26	08	41	4	16	17	11	17	22	18	09	09
Februa.	15	03	15	3	09	51	10	03	15	16	23	47
March	26	18	52	4	22	44	11	12	45	18	16	12
April	25	09	00	3	07	19	9	22	16	17	09	25
May	24	21	01	1 31	12 16	45 30	9	06	27	17	02	54
June	23	06	24	29	21	07	7	19	42	15	19	44
July	22	14	22	29	04	24	7	08	40	5	11	32
August	20	21	58	27	14	47	5	23	12	14	1	56
Septem.	19	0	5	26	5	0	4	15	49	12	14	25
October	18	15	40	25	22	41	4	8	18	12	1	9
Novem.	17	3	7	24	19	3	3	1	18	10	9	45
Decem.	16	17	14	24	15	54	2	17	16	9	17	14

1675.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	15	9	36	23	12	26	1	7	22	8	6	23
Februa.	14	3	4	22	6	38	No Full ☽	6	9	57
March	15	20	50	23	21	27	1 30	5 18	17 54	7	20	53
April	14	13	28	22	8	15	28	23	41	6	10	34
May	14	4	23	21	14	21	28	6	18	6	1	16
June	12	17	16	19	19	49	26	15	34	4	17	21
July	12	4	16	18	23	31	26	2	47	4	10	11
August	10	15	46	17	4	39	24	16	25	3	3	17
Septem.	8	22	54	15	12	44	23	8	30	1	19	57
October	8	7	47	15	1	11	23	2	22	1 31	11 1	39 47
Novem.	6	17	24	13	17	6	21	21	8	29	13	27
Decem.	6	4	10	13	12	13	21	15	2	28	22	45

1676.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	4	26	38	12	8	57	20	6	58	27	6	8
Februa.	3	6	39	11	4	49	18	21	56	25	12	58
March	3	22	7	12	0	43	19	7	9	25	20	50
April	2	14	11	10	17	4	17	14	59	24	6	40
May	2 31	6 21	8 16	10	6	7	16	22	17	23	18	29
June	13	11	18	8	17	36	15	5	26	22	8	44
July	30	0	37	7	22	13	14	13	23	22	0	33
August	28	9	32	6	2	59	12	23	2	20	18	10
Septem.	26	23	16	4	7	48	1	11	32	19	12	34
October	26	9	39	3	14	15	11	2	39	19	6	49
Novem.	24	19	52	2	0	6	9	20	49	18	0	2
Decem.	24	6	14	1 31	14 6	4 57	9	16	4	17	15	5

1677.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M
January	22	17	30	30	3	1	8	11	16	16	2	39
Februa.	21	5	27	28	21	51	7	14	17	14	11	11
March	22	14	5	30	17	59	8	19	8	15	17	19
April	21	7	53	29	11	10	7	6	30	13	22	30
May	20	22	34	29	1	9	6	15	25	13	5	20
June	19	13	15	27	13	13	4	22	45	11	14	11
July	9	3	35	16	22	56	4	5	30	11	1	46
August	17	19	5	25	4	12	2 31	9 0	18 25	9	16	22
Septem.	16	9	18	23	11	57	30	8	44	8	9	43
October	15	23	2	22	17	51	29	22	49	8	4	37
Novem.	14	11	5	21	2	12	28	13	46	7	0	23
Decem.	13	22	8	20	13	23	28	10	56	6	16	1

1678.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	12	5	21	19	3	36	27	6	14	5	13	43
Februa.	10	18	52	17	19	58	26	0	20	4	4	22
March	12	5	24	19	12	34	27	15	51	5	14	33
April	10	16	28	18	8	8	26	4	30	3	21	32
May	10	2	50	18	1	29	25	14	41	3	2	2
June	8	15	25	16	17	44	23	22	40	1 30	6 12	22 35
July	8	9	52	16	8	18	23	6	2	29	21	25
August	6	20	31	14	20	57	21	13	26	28	10	2
Septem.	5	12	41	13	7	30	19	21	52	27	1	46
October	5	5	7	12	16	4	19	8	8	26	20	52
Novem.	3	21	2	10	23	20	17	20	53	25	17	30
Decem.	3	11	24	10	6	39	17	12	25	25	14	33

1679.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	2	0	17	8	15	20	16	6	1	24	9	58
Februa.	No New ☽	7	2	26	15	0	28	23	2	26
March	1 31	20 5	48 32	8	15	47	16	16	8	24	15	15
April	29	7	26	7	6	56	14	23	45	22	23	57
May	28	23	25	6	23	4	15	0	23	22	12	33
June	27	9	59	5	15	58	13	15	54	20	9	8
July	26	22	31	5	8	51	12	22	43	19	13	12
August	25	13	14	4	1	6	11	6	15	17	20	3
Septem.	24	5	55	2	16	52	9	14	35	16	6	17
October	24	3	31	2 31	6 18	39 38	8	23	16	15	20	39
Novem.	22	15	43	30	4	13	7	9	10	14	14	20
Decem.	22	10	26	29	12	20	6	21	9	14	10	35

1680.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	21	0	59	27	19	19	5	10	6	13	7	3
Februa.	19	12	57	26	3	36	4	2	1	12	03	58
March	19	22	20	26	11	26	4	18	39	12	21	55
April	18	6	17	25	1	52	3	11	25	11	12	54
May	17	13	50	24	14	59	3	3	9	11	2	56
June	15	21	31	23	6	17	1	18	13	9	7	20
July	15	16	39	22	23	12	1 30	39 19	22 17	8	12	15
August	13	7	32	21	16	47	29	5	43	6	15	2
Septem.	12	6	57	20	10	31	27	8	8	4	21	28
October	13	2	58	20	1	30	27	1	19	4	5	23
Novem.	10	18	13	18	18	50	25	11	20	2	16	19
Decem.	10	13	33	18	7	34	24	20	22	2	9	34

1681.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	9	7	52	16	17	25	23	10	6	1 31	4 0	18 27
Februa.	7	23	48	15	0	37	21	23	6	No	2.	Qu.
March	9	12	43	16	6	45	23	13	24	1 31	20 15	45 15
April	7	23	3	14	13	24	22	4	29	30	7	34
May	7	7	11	13	21	47	21	19	58	29	20	41
June	5	13	7	12	8	53	20	10	45	28	6	24
July	4	21	41	11	22	40	20	1	18	27	14	25
August	3	4	57	10	14	3	18	14	20	25	20	7
Septem.	1	14	43	9	8	9	17	4	5	24	1	3
October	1 30	3 18	9 43	9	3	20	16	16	4	23	8	1
Novem.	29	12	56	7	22	38	15	5	8	21	17	50
Decem.	29	8	26	7	16	36	14	13	52	21	8	8

1682.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	28	3	32	6	8	21	13	0	12	19	23	20
Februa.	26	20	48	4	20	58	11	11	25	18	17	37
March	28	10	56	6	5	11	12	21	45	20	12	33
April	26	22	9	4	10	51	11	9	34	19	6	45
May	26	7	2	3	15	29	10	22	17	18	23	49
June	24	14	52	1	20	49	9	11	57	17	14	50
July	23	21	31	1 30	5 14	4 13	9	2	32	17	3	57
August	22	4	44	26	6	31	7	17	6	15	14	30
Septem.	20	13	59	28	0	2	6	9	34	13	23	0
October	20	1	18	27	19	39	6	1	4	13	5	58
Novem.	18	15	22	26	16	17	4	15	3	11	14	53
Decem.	18	8	32	26	12	20	4	5	7	10	20	37

1683.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	17	3	10	25	6	22	2	18	28	9	7	5
Februa.	15	21	57	23	21	6	1	2	39	7	20	17
March	17	15	39	25	7	36	2 31	7 21	58 45	9	11	32
April	16	6	46	23	14	28	30	7	5	8	4	15
May	15	19	26	22	18	37	29	17	40	7	21	32
June	14	5	40	20	22	31	28	5	12	6	14	34
July	13	14	15	20	5	40	27	19	3	6	7	4
August	11	22	9	18	12	43	26	10	31	4	22	31
Septem.	10	5	55	17	1	7	25	3	23	3	12	9
October	9	14	55	16	17	17	24	20	52	3	0	8
Novem.	8	1	26	15	12	25	23	13	42	1 30	10 17	2 42
Decem.	7	14	16	15	9	21	23	5	2	30	1	34

1684.	New ☽	2. Quar.	Full ☽	1. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	6	5	34	14	6	25	21	20	3	28	9	42
Februa.	4	22	16	13	1	51	20	4	49	26	19	30
March	5	15	25	13	18	13	20	14	0	27	7	29
April	4	9	1	12	7	8	18	21	55	25	21	10
May	4	0	51	11	16	3	18	5	34	25	12	32
June	2	14	42	9	21	50	16	14	25	24	5	16
July	2 31	2 14	26 7	9	1	37	16	0	31	23	21	52
August	29	22	20	7	7	35	14	12	52	22	15	4
Septem.	28	7	33	5	12	20	13	8	0	21	7	40
October	27	16	46	4	21	20	12	21	5	20	23	0
Novem.	26	2	58	3	14	11	11	15	37	19	11	18
Decem.	25	14	32	3	6	27	11	10	18	18	23	0

1685.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	24	3	38	2/31	2/23	28/4	10	3	34	17	7	5
Februa.	22	18	19	No	1.	Qu.	8	17	52	15	13	59
March	24	9	45	2	20	4	10	5	49	16	20	58
April	23	1	35	1	9	44	8	14	58	15	5	25
		1	3	29
May	22	18	1	3••	14	57	7	22	48	14	15	59
June	21	7	49	282	3	10	6	5	0	13	4	40
July	20	21	22	28	4	50	5	13	4	12	19	41
August	19	10	10	26	9	19	3	21	41	11	12	37
Septem.	17	21	53	24	14	57	2	8	39	10	9	55
October	17	8	45	23	22	50	1/31	22/15	36/26	10	1	31
Novem.	15	20	16	22	10	52	30	10	24	8	19	42
Decem.	15	5	27	22	2	20	30	5	56	8	8	5

1686.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	13	11	59	20	20	50	28	22	12	7	1	12
Februa.	12	1	26	20	15	37	27	16	20	5	7	57
March	13	14	2	21	11	1	29	6	56	6	18	39
April	12	4	32	20	5	13	27	15	1	5	0	7
May	11	16	9	19	21	18	26	23	0	4	5	41
June	10	9	16	18	11	42	25	5	55	2	12	50
July	9	23	59	17	21	57	24	12	40	1 31	23 14	5 12
August	8	15	7	16	4	15	22	20	50	30	4	2
Septem.	7	5	58	14	13	15	21	6	46	28	2	32
October	6	20	1	13	19	18	20	19	22	28	18	17
Novem.	5	9	16	12	2	13	19	11	24	27	14	30
Decem.	4	21	4	11	13	5	19	5	15	27	9	21

1687.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	3	7	55	10	0	24	18	0	27	26	1	28
Februa.	1	18	13	8	12	38	16	19	26	22	22	47
March	3	4	3	10	8	49	18	12	17	25	22	47
April	1	14	8	9	2	25	17	2	18	24	4	2
May	1 30	0 12	40 24	8	19	55	16	14	4	23	8	12
June	29	1	29	7	12	56	14	22	30	21	12	52
July	28	16	4	7	4	51	14	6	24	20	20	12
August	27	7	59	5	18	38	12	15	11	19	2	56
Septem.	26	0	29	4	6	2	10	21	30	17	21	16
October	25	10	50	3	14	10	10	6	49	17	14	53
Novem.	24	8	38	2	0	22	8	18	26	16	10	56
Decem.	23	22	30	1 30	7 15	16 16	8	8	31	16	8	5

1688.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	22	10	12	29	0	57	7	1	12	15	4	50
Februa.	20	20	24	27	12	39	5	19	4	13	22	30
March	21	5	15	28	2	29	6	13	58	14	13	14
April	19	15	27	26	18	14	5	6	4	13	0	4
May	18	16	10	26	10	41	4	21	36	12	6	56
June	17	8	5	25	3	34	3	9	56	10	5	46
July	16	19	47	24	20	34	2	20	38	9	15	10
August	15	9	10	23	12	34	1 30	5 14	49 26	7	20	45
Septem.	14	0	49	22	3	42	28	23	0	6	4	28
October	13	18	40	21	16	59	28

1689.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	10	22	10	17	20	26	24	22	12	3	1	2
Februa.	9	11	21	26	3	41	23	14	12	1	11	56
March	10	21	57	17	12	17	25	16	4	3	17	8
April	9	6	32	15	22	42	23	23	0	2	9	31
May	8	13	34	15	11	21	23	14	19	1 31	22 7	26 46
June	6	22	8	14	1	51	22	4	18	29	13	56
July	6	5	28	17	13	54	21	16	58	28	18	7
August	4	15	21	12	11	13	20	4	17	26	22	38
Septem.	3	3	39	11	5	17	18	17	46	25	8	13
October	2	18	55	10	23	0	18	0	40	24	14	21
Novem.	1	12	35	9	15	35	16	10	30	23	5	22
Decem.	1 31	1 3	4 2	9	6	0	15	22	2	22	22	4••

1690.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	29	20	17	7	16	53	14	15	38	21	18	8
Februa.	28	11	4	6	1	49	12	20	39	20	14	24
March	29	22	8	7	8	6	14	10	14	22	9	46
April	28	6	59	5	14	2	13	21	34	21	3	7
May	27	14	31	4	21	0	12	15	19	20	17	53
June	25	21	21	3	6	30	11	4	13	19	5	43
July	25	4	42	2	18	27	10	21	28	18	14	45
August	23	13	21	1 31	9 2	18 23	9	11	45	16	21	32
Septem.	22	0	32	29	21	12	8	1	42	15	3	8
October	21	13	10	29	15	19	7	14	26	14	10	35
Novem.	20	7	34	28	9	51	6	0	25	12	16	52
Decemb.	20	2	42	28	5	5	5	13	11	12	4	25

1691.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	18	22	8	26	19	10	3	23	40	10	18	55
Februa.	17	16	28	25	5	39	2	9	51	9	12	9
March	19	7	52	26	13	36	3	20	25	11	6	30
April	17	21	40	24	19	4	2	7	22	10	1	5
May	17	6	29	25	21	50	1 31	20 7	12 54	9	17	37
June	15	14	38	22	4	24	29	22	26	8	10	46
July	14	21	49	21	13	43	29	13	29	8	1	2
August	13	4	50	20	2	22	28	5	16	6	13	6
Septem.	11	13	13	18	18	13	26	21	8	4	23	0
October	11	1	4	18	13	9	26	12	29	4	6	42
Novem.	9	12	15	17	9	44	25	2	30	2	13	42
					1	20	54
Decem.	9	1	51	17	6	33	24	15	9	31	4	29

1692.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	7	21	52	16	0	46	23	2	3	29	17	34
Februa.	6	16	31	14	18	26	21	11	48	28	7	37
March	7	10	30	15	1	42	21	20	53	28	23	36
April	6	3	6	13	15	33	20	5	49	27	16	6
May	5	16	48	12	20	48	19	15	40	27	9	9
June	4	4	28	11	0	37	18	2	22	26	2	4
July	2	16	25	10	5	14	17	15	9	25	17	51
August	1 31	21 5	48 49	8	11	44	16	5	55	24	9	5
Septem.	29	14	24	6	22	4	4	22	26	22	21	13
October	29	0	36	6	12	30	14	15	52	22	9	32
Novem.	27	11	48	5	6	46	13	9	46	20	18	43
Decem.	27	1	35	5	2	40	13	1	50	20	0	46

1693.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	25	17	38	4	0	1	11	16	0	18	9	55
Februa.	24	10	50	2	19	53	10	3	52	16	20	13
March	26	4	2	4	14	17	11	13	32	18	5	19
April	24	20	20	3	4	52	9	21	44	16	17	56
May	24	11	7	2 31	5 3	47 6	9	5	37	16	7	59
June	22	23	56	30	3	44	7	13	36	14	23	37
July	22	11	7	29	7	33	6	22	40	14	16	22
August	20	21	26	27	12	39	5	9	50	13	9	58
Septem.	19	6	57	25	1	16	3	23	34	12	1	0
October	18	16	17	25	9	14	3	15	41	11	19	25
Novem.	17	2	9	24	0	42	2	9	16	10	10	2
Decem.	16	11	17	23	20	3	2 31	5 23	16 24	9	22	28

1694.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	15	1	14	22	19	39	30	15	34	8	7	53
Februa.	13	14	50	21	13	1	No Full ☽	6	15	7
March	15	5	41	23	7	52	1 30	4 14	13 31	7	21	40
April	13	21	6	22	0	5	28	22	13	6	4	50
May	13	12	41	21	13	11	28	5	56	5	14	2
June	12	3	22	19	23	22	26	11	51	4	1	28
July	11	18	6	16	6	1	25	20	50	3	15	9
August	10	7	27	17	11	12	24	6	30	2	7	4
Septem.	8	20	10	15	17	1	22	19	8	1 30	0 19	55 44
October	8	7	32	14	22	48	22	10	34	30	14	36
Novem.	6	18	20	13	8	46	21	4	42	29	8	14
Decem.	6	4	43	12	22	20	21	0	8	28	23	31

1695.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	4	15	5	11	14	59	19	17	41	27	13	23
Februa.	3	1	52	10	9	40	18	12	13	25	20	1
March	4	13	21	12	5	3	20	2	50	27	1	46
April	3	1	41	10	23	46	18	13	57	25	7	11
May	2	14	59	10	16	54	17	23	8	24	12	53
June	1 30	4 1••	56 41	9	7	56	16	6	17	22	21	26
July	30	10	52	8	20	20	15	13	10	22	8	42
August	29	2	13	7	6	20	13	20	33	20	23	10
Septem.	27	16	55	5	14	5	12	5	30	19	16	30
October	27	6	57	4	9	26	11	16	45	19	11	56
Novem.	25	16	7	3	3	10	10	7	0	18	10	37
Decem.	25	6	11	2 31	11 21	12 43	9	23	59	18	4	25

1696.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	23	17	36	30	11	49	8	18	36	16	21	59
Februa.	21	3	20	28	3	43	7	14	10	15	12	21
March	22	12	59	29	21	22	8	7	51	15	22	25
April	20	23	0	28	14	41	6	23	10	14	5	42
May	20	9	52	28	8	12	6	11	45	13	10	33
June	18	22	32	27	0	8	4	21	48	11	14	42
July	18	11	52	26	14	56	4	6	56	10	19	54
August	17	3	10	25	4	15	2 31	13 21	35 21	9	2	36
Septem.	15	19	46	23	15	29	30	5	52	7	17	17
October	15	11	36	23	0	52	29	16	30	7	9	23
Novem.	14	5	12	21	8	16	28	5	22	6	4	31
Decem.	13	20	4	20	15	49	27	20	49	6	0	42

1697.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	12	8	59	19	0	1	26	13	53	4	22	28
Februa.	10	21	34	17	10	30	25	8	10	3	17	43
March	12	5	14	18	23	24	27	1	23	5	10	20
April	10	13	32	17	13	52	25	17	27	3	23	0
May	9	21	39	17	5	37	25	7	13	3	7	46
June	8	6	36	15	22	16	23	18	59	1 30	11 17	10 2
July	7	16	58	15	15	2	23	5	1	29	21	10
August	6	5	27	14	8	1	21	13	54	28	3	48
Septem.	4	20	17	12	23	56	19	22	10	26	14	6
October	4	13	7	12	14	40	19	7	44	26	14	28
Novem.	3	7	46	11	3	13	17	17	51	24	22	14
Decem.	3	2	0	10	13	25	17	5	31	24	18	4

1698.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	1/31	20/13	48/16	8	21	24	15	19	7	23	15	26
Februa.	No New ☽	7	4	22	14	10	2	22	11	33
March	1 31	19 8	34 13	8	12	4	16	4	18	24	5	20
April	29	14	14	6	22	8	14	18	19	22	19	55
May	28	21	10	6	8	24	14	9	55	22	7	11
June	27	4	58	4	17	32	13	0	40	20	14	59
July	26	13	51	4	12	55	12	14	20	19	20	36
August	25	0	52	3	5	40	11	2	25	18	0	25
Septem.	23	14	29	1	23	36	9	13	30	16	5	1
October	23	7	24	1 31	71 11	53 26	9	0	2	15	14	3
Novem.	22	2	10	30	3	16	7	9	59	14	2	3
Decem.	21	21	37	29	16	0	6	19	54	13	17	48

1699.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	20	15	58	28	2	20	5	6	59	12	12	10
Februa.	19	7	52	26	9	42	3	14	49	11	7	58
March	20	20	54	27	15	13	5	7	14	13	3	45
April	19	6	46	25	1	4	3	20	50	11	21	44
May	18	14	43	25	5	7	3	11	13	11	14	10
June	16	21	32	23	11	45	2	0	12	10	3	16
July	16	4	38	23	4	53	1 31	17 7	22 52	9	14	27
August	14	12	32	21	20	49	29	22	22	7	22	10
Septem.	12	22	29	20	15	4	28	14	10	6	4	15
October	12	10	41	20	10	43	28	0	26	5	9	47
Novem.	11	2	43	19	6	37	26	12	3	3	8	25
Decem.	10	20	51	19	0	56	25	22	58	2	20	11

1700.	New ☽	1. Quar.	Full ☽	2. Quar.
D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.	D.	H.	M.
January	9	16	26	17	14	3	24	9	4	1 31	16 7	27 14
Februa.	8	11	31	16	5	9	22	19	11	No 2. Qu
March	10	4	18	17	13	34	24	5	39	2	0	50
					31	19	33
April	8	18	18	15	19	3	22	17	0	30	13	22
May	8	5	32	14	23	22	21	5	6	30	6	6
June	6	14	26	13	4	34	20	18	25	28	21	10
July	5	21	42	12	12	13	20	9	2	28	11	0
August	4	5	7	10	23	10	19	0	42	26	22	2
Septem.	2	12	54	9	13	33	17	16	48	25	4	20
October	1 31	21 9	56 36	9	7	12	17	8	54	24	15	45
Novem.	29	23	50	8	3	10	16	0	1	22	21	38
Decem.	29	18	0	7	23	44	15	13	6	22	9	0

A Catalogue of all the Eclipses of the Sun and Moon which will be visible in England, from the year 1672, to the year 1700.

Year.	Moneth.	D.	H.	M.	Lun.	Dig.	Min
1674	January	11	17	22	☽	11	21
1674	July	7	18	39	☽	12	17
1675	January	1	7	29	☽	18	53
1675	June	26	15	30	☽	15	2
1676	May	31	21	20	☉	4	50
1677	May	6	15	25	☽	8	15
1678	October	19	8	17	☽	22	18
1681	August	18	14	22	☽	10	35
1682	August	7	17	56	☽	18	50
1682	February	11	11	28	☽	19	48
1683	January	17	4	27	☉	10	30
1684	June	16	14	17	☽	1	35
1684	July	2	3	10	☉	8	0
1685	November	30	10	26	☽	21	45
1686	November	19	11	22	☽	7	35
1687	May	1	1	25	☉	1	40
1688	April	5	6	4	☽	6	49
1689	March	25	6	41	☽	21	19
1689	September	18	14	46	☽	20	39
1690	March	14	10	14	☽	5	53
1692	July	17	15	9	☽	12	28
1693	February	11	16	24	☽	19	32
1693	June	23	0	6	☉	2	34
1694	June	26	12	50	☽	6	47
1695	November	10	7	0	☽	6	55
1696	May	6	11	45	☽	21	48
1696	October	29	16	30	☽	21	45
1697	October	19	7	44	☽	8	54
1699	March	5	7	14	☽	9	5
1699	September	12	21	30	☉	10	0

A Table shewing the beginning of every Kings Reign, from the Conquest; Together with the year of Christ, answering to every year of each King or Queens Reign, from Henry 8. to Charles 2. inclusive. The year beginning on the 25th of March.

WILLIAM the Conquerer, BEgan his Reign the Fifteenth of October, 1066. Ended it the Ninth of September, 1087. Reigned 20 Years, 10 Months, 21 Days.

WILLIAM RƲEƲS. Began his Reign September the Ninth, 1087. Reigned 12 Years, 11 Months, 18 Days.

HENRY I. Began his Reign the First of August, 1100. Reigned 35 Years, 4 Months, 12 Days.

STEPHEN, Began his Reign December the Second, 1135. Reigned 18 Years, 11 Months, 20 Days.

HENRY II. Began his Reign October the Twenty Fifth, 1154. Reigned 34 Years, 9 Months, 5 Days.

RICHARD I. Began his Reign July the Ninth, 1189. Reigned 9 Years, 9 Months, 19 Days.

JOHN. Began his Reign April the Sixth, 1199. Reigned 17 Years, 7 Months, 0 Days.

HENRY III. Began his Reign October the Nineteenth, 1216. Reigned 56 Years, 1 Month, 0 Days.

EDWARD I. Began his Reign November the Sixteenth, 1272. Reigned 34 Years, 8 Months, 9 Days.

EDWARD II. Began his Reign July the Seventh, 1307. Reigned 19 Years, 7 Months, 9 Days.

EDWARD III. Began his Reign January the Twenty Fifth, 1326. Reigned 50 Years, 5 Months, 7 Days.

RICHARD II. Began his Reign June the Twenty First, 1377. Reigned 22 Years, 3 Months, 14 Days.

HENRY IV. Began his Reign September the Twenty Ninth, 1399. Reigned 13 Years, 6 Months, 3 Days.

HENRY V. Began his Reign March the Twentieth, 1412. Reigned 9 Years, 5 Months, 24 Days.

HENRY VI. Began his Reign August the Thirty First, 1422. Reigned 38 Years, 6 Months, 16 Days.

EDWARD IV. Began his Reign March the Fourth, 1460. Reigned 22 Years, 1 Month, 8 Days.

RICHARD III. Began his Reign June the Twenty Second, 1483. Reigned 2 Years, 2 Months, 5 Days.

HENRY VII. Began his Reign August the Twenty Second, 1485. Reigned 23 Years, 8 Months, 19 Days.

HENRY VIII. Began his Reign April the Twenty Second, 1509. Reigned 37 Years, 10 Months, 1 Day.

Years of his Reign.	Anno Dom.	Years expired, Mar. 25. 1672.
1	1510	162
2	1511	161
3	1512	160
4	1513	159
5	1514	158
6	1515	157
7	1516	156
8	1517	155
9	1518	154
10	1519	153
11	1520	152
12	1521	151
13	1522	150
14	1523	149
15	1524	148
16	1525	147
17	1526	146
18	1527	145
19	1528	144
20	1529	143
21	1530	142
22	1531	141
23	1532	140
24	1533	139
25	1534	138
26	1535	137
27	1536	136
28	1537	135
29	1538	134

30	1539	133
31	1540	132
32	1541	131
33	1542	130
34	1543	129
35	1544	128
36	1545	127
37	1546	126

EDWARD VI. Began his Reign January the Twenty Eighth, 1546. Reigned 6 Years, 5 Months, 19 Days.

Years of his Reign.	Anno Dom.	Years expired, Mar. 25. 1672.
1	1547	125
2	1548	124
3	1549	123
4	1550	122
5	1551	121
6	1552	120

MARY, Began her Reign July the Sixth, 1553. Reigned 5 Years, 4 Months, 22 Days.

Years of her Reign.	Anno Dom.	Years expired, Mar. 25. 1672.
1	1554	118
2	1555	117
3	1556	116
4	1557	115
5	1558	114

ELIZABETH, Began her Reign November the Seventeenth, 1558. Reigned 44 Years, 4 Months, 15 Days.

Years of her Reign.	Anno Dom.	Years expired, Mar. 25. 1672.
1	1559	113
2	1560	112
3	1561	111
4	1562	110
5	1563	109
6	1564	108
7	1565	107
8	1566	106
9	1567	105
10	1568	104
11	1569	103
12	1570	102
13	1571	101
14	1572	100
15	1573	99
16	1574	98
17	1575	97
18	1576	96
19	1577	95
20	1578	94
21	1579	93
22	1580	92
23	1581	91
24	1582	90
25	1583	89
26	1584	88
27	1585	87
28	1586	86
29	1587	85
30	1588	84
31	1589	83
32	1590	82

33	1591	81
34	1592	80
35	1593	79
36	1594	78
37	1595	77
38	1596	76
39	1597	75
40	1598	74
41	1599	73
42	1600	72
43	1601	71
44	1602	70

JAMES, Began his Reign March the Twenty Fourth, 1602. Reigned 22 Years, 0 Months, 3 Days.

Years of his Reign.	Anno Dom.	Years expired, Mar. 25. 1672.
1	1603	69
2	1604	68
3	1605	67
4	1606	66
5	1607	65
6	168	64
7	1609	63
8	1610	62
9	1611	61
10	1612	60
11	1613	59
12	1614	58
13	1615	57
14	1616	56
15	1617	55

16	1618	54
17	1619	53
18	1620	52
19	1621	51
20	1622	50
21	1623	49
22	1624	48

CHARLES I. Began his Reign March the Twenty Seventh, 1625. Reigned 23 Years, 11 Months, 0 Days.

Years of his Reign.	Anno Dom.	Years expired, Mar. 25. 1672.
1	1625	47
2	1626	46
3	1627	45
4	1628	44
5	1629	43
6	1630	42
7	1631	41
8	1632	40
9	1633	39
10	1634	38
11	1635	37
12	1636	36
13	1637	35
14	1638	34
15	1639	33
16	1640	32
17	1641	31
18	1642	30
19	1643	29
20	1644	28

21	1645	27
22	1646	26
23	1647	25
24	1648	24

CHARLES II. Began his Reign January the Thirtieth, 1648. and is now Reigning.

Years of His Reign.	Anno Dom.	Years expired, Mar. 25. 1672.
1	1649	23
2	1650	22
3	1651	21
4	1652	20
5	1653	19
6	1654	18
7	1655	17
8	1656	16
9	1657	15
10	1658	14
11	1659	13
12	1660	12
13	1661	11
14	1662	10
15	1663	9
16	1664	8
17	1665	7
18	1666	6
19	1667	5
20	1668	4
21	1669	3
22	1670	2
23	1671	1
24	1672	0

Advice touching the POSTS, and ROADS, more exactly than hath hitherto been published.

I. Concerning Letters, which may be sent from LONDON.

On Mondays, TO France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Flanders and Sweedland, Denmark, Kent and the Downs.

On Tuesdays, To Holland, Germany, Sweedland, Denmark, Ireland, Scotland, all parts of England and Wales.

On Wednesdays, To all parts of Kent and the Downs.

On Thursdays, To France, Spain, Italy, all parts of England and Scotland.

On Fridays, To Flanders, Germany, Italy, Sweedland, Den∣mark, Holland, Kent and the Downs.

On Saturdays, All parts of England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland.

Letters are returned from all parts of England and Scotland, certainly every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; from Wales every Monday and Friday; and from Kent and the Downs every day; But from other parts more uncertainly, in regard of the Sea.

POST STAGES.

NORTHERN-ROAD.	Miles.	Total.
FRom London to Waltham-cross	12	12
From Waltham-crose to Ware	8	20
From Ware to Royston	13	33
From Royston to Caxton	8	41
From Caxton to Huntington	9	50
From Huntington to Stilton	9	59
From Stilton to Stamford	12	71
From Stamford to Southwitham	8	79
From Southwitham to Grantham	8	87
From Grantham to Newark	10	97
From Newark to Tuxford	10	107
From Tuxford to Bautry	12	119
From Bautry to Doncaster	6	125
From Doncaster to Ferrybrigg	10	135
From Ferrybrigg to Tadcaster	9	144
From Tadcaster to York	8	152
From York to Burrowbrigg	12	164
From Burrowbrigg to North-allerton	12	176
From North-allerton to Darlington	10	186
From Darlington to Durham	14	200
From Durham to Newcastle	12	212
From Newcastle to Morpeth	12	224
From Morpeth to Alnwik	12	236
From Alnwik to Belford	12	248
From Belford to Berwick	12	260
From Berwick to Cockburnspeth	14	274
From Cockburnspeth to Haddington	14	288
From Haddington to Edenbrough	12	300

NORWICH-ROAD.	Miles.	Total.
From Royston to Cambridge	10	10
From Cambridge to Newmarket	10	20
From Newmarket to Bury	10	30
From Bury to Thetford	10	40
From Thetford to Attlebrough	10	50
From Attlebrough to Norwich	12	62

CHESTER-ROAD.	Miles.	Total.
From London to Barnet	10	10
From Barnet to St. Albans	10	20
From St. Albans to Dunstable	10	30
From Dunstable to Fenistratford	8	38
From Fenistratford to Tosseter	12	50
From Tosseter to Daintry	10	60
From Daintry to Coventry	14	74
From Coventry to Coshall	8	82
From Coshall to Lichfield	12	94
From Lichfield to Stone	16	110
From Stone to Namptwich	16	126
From Namptwich to Chester	14	140
From Chester to Northope	18	158
From Northope to Denbeigh	12	170
From Denbeigh to Conway	14	184
From Conway to Blewmorris	10	194
From Blewmorris to Hollyhead	24	218

DARBY-ROAD.	Miles.	Total.
From Tosseter to Northampton	6	6
From Northampton to Harbrough	12	18
From Harbrough to Leicester	12	30
From Leicester to Loubrough	8	38
From Loubrough to Darby	12	50

WESTERN-ROAD.	Miles.	Total.
From London to Stanes	16	16
From Stanes to Hartford bridge	16	32
From Hartford bridge to Basingstoke	9	41
From Basingstoke to Andover	18	59
From Andover to Salisbury	16	75
From Salisbury to Shaftsbury	19	94
From Shaftsbury to Sherborn	16	110
From Sherborn to Crookhorn	13	123
From Crookhorn to Huniton	19	142
From Huniton to Exeter	15	157
From Exeter to Ashburton	20	177
From Ashburton to Plymouth	24	201
From Plymouth to Foye
From Foye to Trowro
From Trowro to Merkejew

PORTSMOUTH-ROAD.	Miles.	Total.
From Stanes to Hartford bridge	16	16
From Hartford bridge to Petersfield	10	26
From Petersfield to Portsmouth	24	50

YARMOUTH-ROAD.	Miles.	Total.
From London to Burntwood	16	16
From Burntwood to Witham	18	34
From Witham to Colchester	12	46
From Colchester to Ipswich	16	62
From Ipswich to Saxmundum	16	78
From Saxmundum to Beckles	16	94
From Beckles to Yarmouth	10	104

BRISTOL-ROAD.	Miles.	Total.
From London to Huntslo	10	10
From Huntslo to Maidenhead	16	26
From Maidenhead to Reading	12	38
From Reading to Newberey	16	54
From Newberey to Malbrough	15	69
From Malbrough to Chippenham	15	84
From Chippenham to Bristol	20	104

GLOCESTER-ROAD.	Miles.	Total.
From Maidenhead to Abbington	16	16
From Abbington to Farrington	15	31
From Farrington to Cirencister	15	46
From Cirencister to Glocester	18	64

KENTISH-ROAD.	Miles.	Total.
From London to Dartford	14	14
From Dartford to Rochester	14	28
From Rochester to Sittingburn	12	40
From Sittingburn to Canterbury	15	55
From Canterbury to Deal Dover	15	7••

Forreign Weights and Measures, carefully compared with the English, by the great pains and industry of the famous, and my worthy Friend, Sir Jonas Moor, Knight.

	English Foot, into 1000 e∣qual parts.	English foot, in∣to inches, and tenth parts of an inch.	The pound A∣verdupois into 100 parts.
London Foot	1000	0.12.0	100
France.
Paris, the Royal Foot	1.068	1.00.8	0.93
Lyon Ell	3.976	3.11.7	1.09
Boloyne Ell	2.076	2.00.8	0.89
The 17 Provinces.
Amsterdam Foot	0 942	0.11.3	0.93
Ell	2.269	2.03.2
Antwerp Foot	.946	0.11.3	0.98
Ell	2.273	2.03.3
Brill Foot	1.103	1.01.2
Dort Foot	1.184	1.02.2
Rynland or Leyden foot	1.033	1.00.4	0.96
Ell	2.260	2.03.1
Lorain Foot	.958	0.11.4	0.98
Mecalin Foot	.919	0.11.0	0.98
Middlebourg Foot	.991	0.11.9	0.98

Germany.
Strasbourgh Foot	.920	0.11.0	0.93
Bremen Foot	.964	0.11.6	0.94
Cologn Foot	.954	0.11.4	0.97
Frankford and Me∣nain Foot	.948	.11.4	0.93
Ell	1.826	1.09.9
Hambrough Ell	1.905	1.10.8	0.95
Leipsig Ell	2.260	2.03.1	1.17
Lubick Ell	1.903	1.09.8
Noremburgh	1.006	1.00.1	0.94
Ell	2.227	2.03.3
Bavaria	.954	0.11.4
Vienna	1.053	1.00.6	0.83
Spain and Portugal.
Spanish Palm, or the Palm of Castile.	.751	0.09.0	0.99
The Spanish Vare or Rod, (four Palms)	3.004	3.00.0
Their Foot is ⅓ of the Vare	1.001	1.00.0
Lisbon Vare	2.750	2.09.0	1.06
Gibralter Vare	2.760	2.09.1	1.03
Toledo Foot	.899	0.10.7	1.00
Vare	2.685	2.08.2
Italy.
Roman Foot, on the Monum. of Cossutius	.967	0.11.6	1.23
Of Statelius	.972	0.11.7
Roman Palm, for building, where∣of ten make the Cauna	.732	0.08.8

Bononia Foot	1.204	1.02.4	1.27
Ell	2.147	2.01.7
Perch, whereof 500 to a Mile.	12.040	12.00.5
Florence Brace or Ell	1.913	1.11.0	1.23
Naples Palm	.861	0.09.6	1.43
Brace	2.100	2.01.2
Cauna	6.880	6.10.5
Genua Palm	.830	.09.6	1.42
Mantoua Foot	1.569	1.06.8	1.43
Milan Calamus	6.544	6.06.5	1.40
Parma Cubit	1.866	1.10.4	1.43
Venice Foot	1.162	1.01.9	1.53
Other Places.
Dantzick Foot	.944	0.11.3	1.19
Ell	1.903	1.10.8
Copenhagen Foot	.965	.11.6	0.94
Prague (in Bohemia) Foot	1.026	1.00.3	1.06
Riga Foot	1.831	1.09.9
China Cubit	1.016	1.00.2
Turin Foot	1.062	1.00.7
Cairo Cubit	1.824	1.09.9	1.61
Persian Arash	3.197	3.02.3
Turkish Pike, at Con∣stantinop. the greater	2.200	2.02.4	0.86
The Greek Foot	1.007	1.00.1
Montons Universal foot	0.675	.08.11
A Pendulum of the just length whereof will Vi∣brate 132 times in a Minute.

Ex. by me, Jonas Moore,