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Radcliffe Tracts 81 (4)Molyneux, William
Sciothericum Telescopicum; or, A New Contrivance of Adapting a Telescope to an Horizontal Dial for Observing the moment of Time by Day or Night. Use ful in all Astronomical Observations, and for Regulating and Adjusting Curious Pendulum-Watches and other Time-Keepers, with proper Tables requisite thereto
Dublin: Printed by Andrew Crook and Samuel Helsham, at the Printing-House on Ormond-Key; and are to be sold by W. Norman in Dame-street, and S. Helsham and El. Dobson, Booksellers in Castle-street, 1686.
[1934-41]
1686
E (Stack - oversize)Molyneux, William
Dioptrica Nova. A Treatise of Dioptricks, In Two Parts. Wherein the Various Effects and Appearances of Spherick Glasses, both Convex and Concave, Single and Combined, in Telescopes and Microscopes. Together with Their Usefulness in many Concerns of Human Life, are Explained
London: Benjamin Tooke, 1692. Royal Microscopical Society Collection (purchase)
[1978-50]
1692
LE Molyneux, William
Sciothericum Telescopicum or A New Contrivance of Adapting a Telescope to an Horozontal Dial for Observing the Moment of Time by Day or Night
Dublin, 1686. Bound with 'The account of the Pyramidical-Dial' extract from Miscellaneous Correspondence, in Prose and Verse, for August 1758; 'A brief account of the Pyramidical-Dial set up in his Majesty's Privy-Garden at White-hall, July 24, 1669' extract from Miscellaneous Correspondence, in Prose and Verse, July 1758; 'A brief explication of the pyramidical dial which was set up in the King's Majesty's privy at White-hall, Anno 1669; The New Universal Magazine, extract from January 1756 regarding the Pyramidical Dial; and 'An explication of the diall sett up in the King's Garden at London, in 1669…….by Francis Hall, Liege, 1673. Shelved under Hall, F. Lewis Evans Collection
[1924-0]
1686