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NGLIS ws AvE&LL 0: 


A Perſons in cife. riots Underftindiey 
- of this Years Revolution, as alſo of 


chings paſt, preſenc, and co come, 
With ey Tables plain and uſcful. 
Arwofold Kalendar, wiz; Fallon or Engliſh, 


+ Gregorian or Foreiz Compuracions, more plain and 
tul! chan any ocber ; with che Sun and Moons 
Rilings nad Sctring) daily obſery'd, with 
Latuude,not in any other Almanack, 


Buing the Third after Biſfextile or Leap-Trar. 
WITH 

Wa neceſſary uſeful Diſcourſe of the 
STARS, PLANETS and HEAVENS: 


By RICHARD-SAUNDERS. 
«. Sindext in the PhyſicalsCaleſtial Sciences. 


© Abraregunt corpus, mens Libera ſidera viacuty 
Eff Des in calis, H wie cole, tname £146. 


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Cum V1 iviiegio. 


REA 


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ONDON. Princed by = rew (| » for 
=_ the Compn of Stationers, a6 75. 


FYVIVV:Voy 


pecſcntly” at Inrereft pon Intereſtar fix 

wand ſhewing plainly how ro difcount any Leaſe in 
ing, and the truc yalue of the Reygiſion after any 'n 
ber of Years. ? © % ol Cagk Vi 
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buy cheReverſion of any Leaſe or Annuity, work thus, Sups 
polſc the Leafe ro be thiryytafs inalt; nu_fndiin the le- 
cond Table, and right hand againſt a 430 "3 years 9, 
monrths,and rwo tenth Parts of a monerhs pure aſt ; this 
ravere worth, were it in preſent polſe(ſion, Bur ſuppoſe 
here be a Leaſe of five years (more or lef$) Þefore your 
Commente7 16% in the Table agsinR'the five Years,and 
rherc you find four Years,rwadMonerhs, re renvh parts, 
haltc.a Monerhs pu: chaſcrake-this owe 4heſum ageiift 
thirty, which is 13,9,2. 442,59, FTheremainder is 9, years 
{ix-menerhs, ſeven renth parrs of 4 month andfo much 
is the Reverſion after five yearvworth, the remainder of 
| thirty years, This is uſcfu]l and very eofie, 


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Sep. 9/13 1lfepys Aug. 1 
35 4/5 403 C..1 


Willi 1/1023}1066 
\gliam 2.log7 to87 
nenry 1/1068 
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award 183 1307 
idward 3 1413 132 6,| Jan 5}F1 


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4476> April 6;Fountever; 
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31207 1316, t9]:6 11403, Nov.16 Weftminſtc: 
No.161;4 $1;68, July 7, Wellminſte: 


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Of khimthat rules above; the chick | carg, 
He withgreat Cn as rs doth gently Price rftore, 
eaven could not give Us, Nor We cov:r motes 
ne Antioun avet ifs, from O0'1 tiicre iprinns 
Slavery ; but Freedors is from hy en and Kinges 
| Then ler all-toya! hearts with us conclude, 
'P May Cz/a# live, and Rebels be (ubdy'l. 


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fy 1991 i508, Apr, 1213710129, _ 18 Winſor 
Jen, 2816 Ih 22, y 6: Weſtmiaſter, 


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\\ 73;Mach 24 Weſtminſter 


Talks of 50,March 17 'Weſtminſlct| 
+27 - FFI Janw. z9 Winſor a 
whom Gog gran: | long ecReiga, 


Tre/. Paſc. Apron April 
Menſ.Paſc. May 3\May 

Sin. Pf. May 16/May 

raft. Aſcen. May14'May 


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Tref. Mich. O. 2.6|0Meber 21/0 Bobey + 
Men/. Mich.0f. a7 Offober 

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tarhelefr hand, oo the l4ſs-hend page, 
"you have che es of che days of rhe Month. 

», In the ſecond column yon have the week days, and Domi- 


Lecter, $4 177 
Þ: Lov have all che-principd! and obſeryable Saints days 
the places of the Flavtty and the Moos moſt nights and 

612d Srars (he is withyis obſervcd;t y which the Aferiſms & 

Uacions are cafily known £0 an ingerious cye & underſtan- 

4+ The Moon place inthe Zodiack every day at noon. (ding 

| 5. The age of the Moon, by which the Tides are known. 

| 6, Therifing and ſ{crring of the Mooo, every day in the year 

with Laticude. | 

2, The general ſtare of the weather, with much care perfor- 

td by che Author. 
8, In the 8. columo, tbe firſt on the righthagd, you have the 

liſh account. In the 9. the Forcin, lo the x0. tbe Roman 
days, 4hd Sunday Lerner, 

' 11. The perfe&t Roman Katendar ang Saints days, 

' 12,13, 14, the utmoſt rq the right hand, you have the dayly, 

tifing and {*r1 jog of che Sun, with the AlpeQs, ' 

,4 1adie io pad when tbe Moon will be ſull Seutb every day thus 

| year, whereby the time of Tides is exaftly hnown, 

WA. Hb [.f Firſt find her age in the 5. column of rhe Alma- 
116 12[48j0ack, which is exa&ly every day nored; which age 

| our in one of the two columns of this Table rof 

be Igft hand, again which im che th.rd and fourrch 


>. 


$15 Ly days aldpmhich being found in the 2 column © 
his Table aggialt 4, rothe right hand, ir points to 
1911313 h. 12 ral which tive che Moon is South the ſaic 
ſ- day of March 1675, Et pede ceteris. 
L Here note, that all the increaſe (he comerh to the 
9136}>omh is. tbe eveging follawing che» Sun; bar ir 
1o[nq] he decreaſe, in the morning going before the Sun, 
By any Sun-dial you may knowrthe bour of night 
by adding to the time of che Mecn being South af- 
ter, or ſubcraQing before, 


f "Sf as ine was Is "of England. 
Fu you betore were xagghr, find 'ar Shar rite! 
{| Moog will & 90s fau.chen, yawmay ly m—_ 
water at Sout On, 2rough, and. # +for x 
Ce Na: 060 make @ irony ©Bar- 
| youdelire che. vime- of Full Sea jn anyob chef Caaſtsi 
{rhe 6nſuin Table the name ab cho-place, andiſee how'n 
iburs and minuces bs annexed thezeunte in te Column Wade 


H.M. which added co the time of ahe-Moons coming to! 
gives yo rhe time of High-water forrhe place required,” ' 
A Tide-Table, with he Names of che Havens, 
Rocheſter, Maiden, Aberd<en, 0h. 45, 
| Graveſend, Ronney, Kamkins, 1 30 
Loadon, Timnouth, Harilepool, & .. + 
Frith, Leith, Dunia/, Narbong 4. 30 
Newcaſtle, 'Falmouth, ry L- IF 
Lyn, 4itwerp, Plimou'tb, Huk, 6. ..p 
Briſtol, Lamong, Foulneſs, 6 4s 
Milſo:d, Bridgwater, North-coaft, 7 30 
Portl md, Peterport, "Hart flew, | $8. IF ., 
Doury, Tarmouth, Harwith, Dublin, ro 39 7 
Callice, Kie, Winchrlſey, Calfhvt. * 11 1s 
| Example. 


of Full S:2 ac Newcaſt'e : by the Kalcadar 96s 22a t 
g- of Maich, in the fifth Column,'1 find the Moon 149 ays 
bold, and by the foregoing Southing Table, I frnd whe Moog) 
\South ar 3/bours #2 minures in the morging z then ins rhe pre- 
icediag Table, againſt Newcaſlte 1 find. 5. houry '' min 
;which addeJ to 3 hours t2 minures, the aggre me isV 

{27 minuces,wheretore 1 conclude ix High»Wajer rhere ar Þ hovt 
24 minutes if che morning ? ſo of any '* 

\ Take corice thac the Tide floweth ofie'pvine of the C 
more at th: Spuing-Tide (which is the New ahd. Fulf Moons 
than'at che Neap-Tid es (the firſt and ſecond Quarters As all 
ihe Lacicude of che Moon and Winds may alrer it 3n 


' The 5, 'of March this year, ir, is required t© hgow the © 


THe: ro wake timely proviſhon, 
' The Tides like timons Humoury never veſt, 
Sriff conſtant in inconſt ancy nt be#, 


F'1 


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Sance 


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Airs Chronology of memur able things to this year 1675 


1.{ [Rt Aur cneried this Hland of Great Brizain 280; 
1:f boilding of Loader 2782 
4p T 46-ng of Rome + 437 
4: The haſt-deſtru@ion of Zeryſtlem by Titus Veſpaſion 159: 
+ þ Eaghnd ficlt rect ived the Chriſtian Faitb 1495 

The Tower of Laufon built 110f 
Duke iliam the Norman conquered England 609 
Weſtminſber-ball built 576 
| The building of Sr, Paz/s Church London 5b 
Laydon-Bridge built with ſtance 456 
The. Bible tirſt divided inzo Chapters 4s 
The firft invention of Guns 295 
| A Froſt from the midſt of September cill April 311 
The rare invention of Printing 235 
Pauls Steeple fired by Lightning Ila 
The.New Scar in C:/ſopr a loz 
The Royal Exchange buile and finiſh:d fiſt rime Ioz 
v | A great Snow fell February 4. 97 
- ; Tikary Camp on St. Zames day 87 
F A Plague in Londen whereof died 30578. 70 
The laſt great Snow, and Smitkfie/d paved 6c 
A great Vlague in Londoa, wh-1cot died 3 cath, T- 
o The Pacliamenc that produced monſters began Z5 
| The remaining Scum of them murthered that in- 
| comparable Royal Mariyr Charls 1. 7an.40 1648. 
The Lord General Month hapoily lope off rhe head Foe 
| of thoſe Manſters, Feb. 21.1659. 
| King Charler the Second ſafely re; ned co biteball, C15 
Ma) 2 941 660. 


His Majeſty efiumphantly Crowned, Api! 23, Ig 
Two Comets appeared m December and March I1 | 
The doleful Plague char followed them, wheteof died 
| trom Api 10 Chriſlmas, of the Plague thar ne 
.*. taken notice of, beſides 2 number of Q 1#kers and $10 
others never brouzhe into ch: Bill, 68596.4 1 wh 
+ ..Total,and molt of che Plague, was 99306 
Tha unparalle}4 Dreadful fire in Loudon, Septemb. . 
= LILLY, in that taral vear 14666, 


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5.47 iÞ $ourh Ball, corp 821/!2 28 E[ 
I oith Ball, |ſcec. 22 C'o M.18 S 
| rmgeſims lagi, 6232 
& Sal if Piſcibur ag. 1924 3. 
ge ) in arcu S2eie, apri. 3 25/4 
io f i4! 51 Y Capr.15 26/4 
6 & (cap. 2737/5 
145 aqu.lou8's 
2qU. 23 296 
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wn {aries 10 
43 XX acies 213 $1109 34 
in lefs foor r mtaur. 4 Fit 25 D |any | 
b cuba, yeaues Y caur. 1 6 (th, 4,2 (howrs promiſcd 
b&.io Lene, raut,z ) Apertio ports 
a auſt. & gew.10) 3 F- Froſt dans | 
7 3 ner; Apollo jgem.2 3 ſharp air 
Ss, Matchias can, 6& = * hit. hands 
cacapireht:rc, can, 19 11/4 ; fovercalll, more 
,REPPE Afinos jleo , 31216 #21m and 
u Leon,leo 17 I3/5 2:nrle Airy, 
L Gol in Lent ig 214 s = flying clouds. 


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FEBRUARY, 1675 


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Full Moon +9 day 4 quarcer pal xo forepouy 


hw ſeor. 11 1619 A. 34 
Domini Keor. 36 1 1". is 


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Jaqu, 23 24 
MC 10 25 
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New Moon oa + bm wh quarters ow 


Full Noon an Friday eh a8 days 36 me aur pi nigh 


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fy 4 hath xx$1 Days. 


TC Laftquarter'6n Sunday the 4 dayi afrer W at o__ it! 
6. New M.on Monday "the 12 day, & min.paſt 4 ont [14 
Firſt quart. on rio the 19 day,at high nook,” | 
Full M. on Monday the 26 day,at whree <frerpyon-) 


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Drn'v.p. 111 [Lib 28 
"Yin Cballance! Sca. 
20 © I! vith n. bal iSce.20 
7Z} * 4 Sage 3 

2 : Nory Mepdoien a8, 1 


þ i 
in trail of 


> IymesApyuh 
ME vent.hir. 
in fin. —_ 
gumAnm, "or SounthioÞ inert 
ſub vent ok tmild ro-farn 
188 . or bad 

b\ Vin liro $iſe-Mric 13/1915 — $31® [rex threatzd 


LU LY, 3555 


” X\Sarwrn wiſeth pbout midnigen, (the Sus ſerring, 
"| I wire the 1, day (ers at midnight.the 12 day Culminare- 
1 5 | Marr ſetteth afrer the Sun, inconſpicuous, 
Venus rifeth in the morning, . 
»ty,although he have 25 deg. of clong.yert cannot 
ſeen in rhe gorthern Memif.in che Dar hern he is conl 


1 $7]s 3 


Day is 16 hours] 
I Apog 


IY 16 


i [*4L12 


elong max. 
perig. 


A 
At 
goes *hY 15 


p 
1 Poke 15 hours, 
194 21 


U Statio 


©! 9 djRo.Mar. 
31119 e !Loavrentivs 


Auguſt hath xxx! Days, | 


Firſt quart, ©n 


Laſt quarter on TuEſdzy the 3day,paſt3 afrer noun. noon. . 
New MW 0 Wedifeſday the 11 day, near 3 inthe 
Tuelday the 17 day,30 min, paſt fruns 
Full Mon WedneſdAahe 25 day; A lirtle bef.5 in 1 thee, 


Ls th. AM. 


CO 


—— 


4 


{. 2} Eu mas 1) 7 1 arres 25 209 A- 4" =_ hearing, 
| rh Lwich.Aaianac, |Taur. 7219 28 = foggy Worn; 
| j © TY, Ie STEP. aur, iy y 45% '2 [ft .iQutable ; 
'4fk Nig Lwapad; I is 12310 28 2 [weathery) oY | 
S'g[J Wir Avrig4 Jem. 3241h S'2 moſt part oy 
6 bi: 215 D |5: *m.25 23 1f 33D Sand 7 
7:61 $4 þ -anc, $26 12 P he 19 or 
þ $ 21. Tri) inc.21 2Z7 © mz % 4 'l 
CID 13 5 ny C2 = {13 
1196 it £ rwrente Leg Ig Arg 55 Probably M 
In E1''4 540 Tirg. 30> F—ripper 
12 4 (291, "irg. 13} 17 A bY Wn a 
ber gil 4'YR. If. 3 27 j 91 ot, har ve 
14816! 17, Yineo [Librg7 B®,} S; weather, 
1 PychfMiriz| ic rp.2 43 '39'=(exctpr "6 ? 
| Vlieck ofthe red; \cor. 45 $9 0 'S 19,17 
I 5 Vio ſin pe4- oph $55 tl. 39, 39 =» aud * be 
I Htlens _ | $ ' J-"f 19g [15 'Gr9 the moneys, 
19 EN: lep 21git it 4 S.end.); , 1 
25 Near akef rjno44uipr. 11 9 I 33 los 
21 RenIige! 4. Hr. pr 24199 M | 
22] $12 Do:+ (49: 7 1A 4130. Fo; gy.morn,, 
26 DA fy Trqs, 25432 H '< © MAY! ef, 4] 
B:rih,A dis. ?46.,: 2134 © 8 Zur froſty || 
| Ig oy ares] Ic. 15 @E-1y = Som: if 
41'c 27.1% 7 A'2 £ moryj"g < | 
Ly. i: Me. \ries 9147. $f a'ts, » Þ 
Bone narj 4. 21. 47 3, p35 han M5 fu e (05; 
-M Four. 3'18 7 4g; 2 and m4 1,2 
| Te IT. is 'g$ © = bye bro, | 
. ih Is tibipe- (Tyr «v7 269 32.9 bris k wc! el, 


Þ 
[þ.-4 / 
: 


+ 43 
_ » 


 AUGUS Sa 162% 


v1 2) 29 Sainrn 2riſeth before midaght, about the 3 day he Cul- 
© ©} minares,the Sun riting. | 
15 2. ſupirer triteth betoce midnight, 

= 5 Marr Teitech afrer ihe Sun, yet not to be ſeen, 


1 Bf 5 Vous: ter beta c the Sun, (morniog. 
1h = & 'Morewry near the end of the month, mav he le-n in te 
Fs,T7.. » Apog- 114 597 <t 
=p Cthed | D914 h.4om.2 | 40] 20 
1'3 2 jAippolis 5 per igcepic. 3| 42} 13 
4 b [EK n{cbius | 4 44 _ 
'5 c Tuto ), al | >) a | 
64\Rcotpt " f OV 16 6 43 12 
q e 'O&. Laur. |JNR1 7 | $0; i” 
8 | $2 
9 AT o| 54 6 
i920 a |Arhan-fiug 110] $6] 4 
1 b Ott. Aﬀſunpe plj $6! 2 
| c {Zicheus 22; 29 
1:12; d 'Zympho [13 p 16 $9 
24 e|#,8,,0101, (IPeig: 4 3} 57 
55 #51 p.Trir, | j1s' $j 5 
1&6 f Zephar, (AN? 5 [16 6 
| | 1727 a Gebhaut + 1hP'19 127 Þ| $2 
7! 11$]2$ 5 'Avpuſt Lay is 13 hou. 13: oh $0 
| [15129 © Decy)l, 1 I .N 20 9 12 43 
i 2c1;0 d F. & And. 20! 14) 46 
 [21}51 e Pahang [21 16! 44 
FI [22] ton vg v4 225 186 42 
[ Mg Verdnica 2 '2 40 
SEES Gregory = AP L 24 22, 3s 
| 5 4 h ThecdoſG OQ Oo h 10 25 24 36 
[45 c Zacharies 26 26) 54 
+ [2] 6. d Mapnus | 29 28 31 
|? Fe Regina YI Apog- 28; 3ol 39 
4 | Na 129 Jl} 29 
#1 319 F (ara Maria 1ZO JJ 28 
p q! C23 S y\vis Day12h,39 m.'31 $ z< of 15 


—= 


___——_—— 


TO _—— —_— 


Hy 3. 


_— > o—_—_ - 


C Laftquitt.ofThurſd.the2 day,3omin.paſt 8 In the al {{F 
@ Ne © M.on Thurſd.the 9 day, 15 min-paſt eleven | 


4 Firft quarc.on Thurſd.the16 day,at 2 in the 
1 Full Moon of Thurſd.the 23dzy,,1$ before 9 at 
| £ Gifes Abboe Gem. 9/21'9 A 199. \Kind 

Cad !F::lifr :+1Ges 21} C 10 4 
= IVoarrers ihe | ut Can. 311 $ 2 
& b [poendif gt JOan! 24,12 4 
gl Won [rin JCan-29]250 M 4 


26 


fel 12'S 7 o 
al b ls I 15 43 
98g 43 11% lew 3 
©&a Y 11 49 "ip 1'6 A 3© 
Ti,b 4 16 44 We $55 
125” s L's e411 iS 4 
13'd It i: 1 iba $0] x w_ E 
s f: "ws X FN th pope: : 
1" VC! A  o* al 4 
16 g [Jin capri 2 Sagit, 44 F morning 
2 IC. of Aixaire $5] 5.ſtorms, thu 
"Pub ſin-man 12 $62 [8 raingabout 
Dom." JAqur7MoGo M $6)" jrhis rime. 
in dext-clu.£3/Aqu.23}11/2 © fr fogs and 
ge k, Mo: 11. Av. Pitc. 11 123 27] (morn. froſty, 
k2'f Jin qd rote. Piſc.24\134 40] [moſt part 
23\ g Ipr-1«c.in lin.X| iries 6/@! ; |-|fairro 
24 a \)cumMNel.p.fl.x[Ari-18j155 A 49 the 26 day 4 
25 b | Zaear rich. RamſAr, 30{16's © Sar ni.overcaſt, 
26T. '} 5 Dom p ir, [Trav 12117 6 168 rear Windy, 
a7 di\Yy with Virgil]. | Tau 23118 6 $o' = |bur moſt part 
28 e |Yin dex/Au.Ta [5eim. $1197. 14/5 dry weather, 
as ſ | Sem 17/20 8 2/2 indy» 
| zo, g Yin ſin.ped.cal.|Semzg 21 9 ©.” 2ifing clouds, 
mY | | 


SEPTEMBER. 1675. Bs 


PjSainra riſeth in the evening, afrer the Sun 


P| ſer 
5 


nd uidonus 
IT c {Cardanus 


13,d |Ebaldi 


[8 
ww © 


Sad 


on-J 


| e|Wenſelaus 


of g{Hierom 
R emigius 
b Leodeg 
3, Cc Maxim. 
g$!d [Franciſci 
5] © |Apollinar 
7p. ir: 
, & [Erigir 
; a [Pelagivs 
9! b [Dyontifius 
Rol1ol c (Gedevn 


"Iv » > 


AM tow - 


ereury diſapy 


\IT 2 \r4 > 


iter ſerterh after the Sun. 
s ſetrerh after the Sun, yer invifible. 
« |Verws in the worning, ſhines gloriouſly. 

1$,4ad Solem [et recipient. 


Jay 2 hou.46 minjl 
Z 


2 
3 


$ 


9 


O 


8 
6 34's 25 


hd hl... Dh 


Jr > SD 


| | Oftober hath xxxi Days. 


4  — 


N OC! . Capr.q 5:3 
{tn.fh.cl.7ii Copr.13! 6:9 

rin Riv C pr. Aqua 1 l 
'b Yin dex Cr hs aduary% 
E 'Dotn.n Trim, A4qua26 $10 
A Mo Pile. g4ofl 


4Ke | 
ART” pie, Piſc. 21'11\2 


I 

l 

[ 

20' JÞ 1» lind\piſc. Aries J'12[3 
21:8 Urſula Ariesl$ 13]4 
by. bl Erafinus Ar1-$27 14 6 
by (v New Eegans nook ; Fy! 
21.Dan;, &Xric, 2597-29, 1974 
'25 F APXef; rm? Gem: 2 7, 
26 © IWſepr cine ori. Gem '14"18f6 
27 f I ſup.pe4An)! Gem 27 1916 
2&Y e\&;.ia 7.1. C:nc, 9 20%8 
2 & Yor nleg Co, Can, ar 21ls 
376 Jibaub- Cine 422115 


CLftquareon Friday the firſt dey,at midnight, 
@ New Moon on Friday the 8 day,ncar $ at night. 

5 paeartcn Pridxhe 15 days? little bef. 2 after. 
t FoMi M. 6n Sarbrd.the' 23 day,4s min.patt'2 aft. noon, 
| Laft quart. oh Sorday the'31 day,ar 2 after poons 


co ter Canc.12IC liv 4 2 w}Great win” 

2 b\Þ hed Markeb (Cane. 2312311 15 [bring hail 

| Pol 7 cn $124/12 30 Sſjor egldiwa, | | 
'F5To 19&s BR \Leo Zij2$|o Mzo @fmortfiir; : | | 


43 = av4d cold wen, | |! 
Gi Hal ſnow art 
2-8 1 MpC£4006:5 Wi, 


46 IF Virg. Si{26j1 $v. [bur egld, bb 
6'f'F25 13 Virg.20|/27/3 3o' |'omeltro#t! 
17.0 Agit - j Libr. WY: 5 3) [hirand O 
8 a Frs 445 |Libr.20}) New yy! {ad wearte; 
9b (+ 81-1 !'*cor. $1" 15 A z (#4: nght raja f 
TE Por. þ,Trc Scor 2 45 | [ike, with 
og 3: corp.Sc rp. Sagit. $ ils go [of y wad, + 

3, n-E£corpio $ 1g), 21 7 28 | hore "» [1, 
f ant 1p 35'E probably trot 


20\J' abour this 

1g (90 [mes 

?; revs. winds, 
34 and :ndiferem 
Sc} jeedlm lt oight 


o 'ren high wi. 


. 


we S. ew Or co'd 
'A4iL, and 

<lcery chu 1h 
4 wrnaect'y wen, 
L | 47 evrie partar, 
o\Mo emiltzand 
Niger bt * 

2 {orngilier,at 


IT) FR Lover % 


U 22 Damp Tin! ww My 


050 410.1 


PIY WW n—_—_Yy 


OCTOBER, 


1 Sau" about;the 20 daygihir 
Bpupiter | +5 aft. rheSuR,x,15 valn; 
= 1M 115 riſerh before the $40,464) 
Jens inthe gporning 36 n05 (EF?) BEI: pComb: 
a 2] Mercury is ohler ed Fig. mol 


TN 
A Colmanus 


ISS 


6 'Cal 1xrus 


h 
19125} d Criſpirus 
16,26 e Amandus 
a eng 

2 g'Yw07; uac 
By 29' x7 non 
20/301 Ger .Ep. 
21 31\e Wolfga, 
22 Novel3mn Jar, r&: 
23] @' j© [Oren ay 


247 = +a th 

7.6 b-Leonhrd us 

T CE 'Florent 

$. d 4 Cros Mart; 
eiTheodo! e 


9-C 
1919 '$'22 1. Tit 


'72 


Od oO x: 19 


d.10.(h,20.m. 


| *%y3 Ff. 


T675- 


«s all night. 


—| 


ed 


SF clear cy, 


1b! ec. 


c | 
2] 35, +22) 
3] 49] '28 
af at 1s 
$| 44,16 
6! 4%. 14 
T| 43; , 12 
$' \ $9;.-10)| 
v 32 18 


is '$8 | 
6 p 54 
8,, 52" 
ig! - 1M $9, 
ig] 12 I; 
Zo} | 4S' 
21) 15, 45%) 
22} 19'S: 
23] 19; 4h 
al 2 49 
25 24) ZZ 
26): 24} 58] 1 
GS.) 
4 26, 37 | 
29] 30, (It! 
Jo! 32} | 2 


ily 23723 4 7 


Nevrembce ath xxx Days. 


'@ New Moon on Sund. the 7 day,” near6 in the morg, 
' Firſt quart,on Sunday the 14 day, aft. $ in the m6 

Full M. on Monday the 22 day,2 qu.aft.9 in the mar 
Left qu.on Tueſd.the 30 day,30 min.aft one inthe 


Virg. 1124]12 45 {Fatt ,at night |{ 
Vir. 14/25 Mas © babory, 


Vir, 23:26]2 2g > {cald,frgft 
4; ſeater 


Lib. 1312713 
. |Lib. 28j2$js in 
SC0, 1312916 
.. [SCQ. 2 N= 
Sag. 14) 11S A 
Sage 25, 2.6 
Cap. 13! 3/7 
;Cap. 26 43 
"+40 "RE Aqu.1io Sit 
nkin of Nu. AGue3 6'11 
rence \PiIC« 5 l2 
IPiſc.18 $' 
9;1 


"4 in capite 13 


209 
«Marin 
1. clee 


e | tol2 
W; Gaye AR'8; 


_ 20 Air; 
[and 268 ithfy 
Snow or” «'/ 


20 b 
KF 


f (Yin fin.gen. pol. Can. 6.17 6 
i 


Iio vl.cau.Af. Tju-17%13'5 


Oblat, Marie 
Creilt s 

[Sc Giement 
[/N.Catharine 


In pett, Can, Leo 1 19 
in cap, leonis Lev 1420 5 
iu,s jLeo 2821 10 


au,29 14 6 


very cold alr 
more mild 


Ge. 11@®|-' 
Ge, 23165$ 


Can1 8 | 8 


48'S vineedly { 
$5 2 weather r0 
”y \the mon-end. 

i lr 2:25 


Vir, 1c 22 11 


_———— 


NOVEMBER Ar 67 5. 


Wl 


21? *OY 


23 Seturn (etieth in the morning before the 2untifng, 
i J«prer in ttc evening is obſcured,and cra/ſeih co be 
=. Mars tiſeth before the Sun. bur not 10 be ſerns 


; > Fan, not viſible, being negr the Sun. a 
: | © Merevgy is lavilible to us, bat about the Cape of good 
2 (= Hoſe, in the latter ead of the moneth may be plainly] 
s lartinus 
- Brice 
b [Gratia... ; 
Frederic. Day is$ h.4o m| 
; Leopoldus 
Hf Þ. Frin, 
2 O&.Mag. 
: Elizaberha SOL 4 
Y Rex - 
«1c ORAL... | & Elong, Mas. 
2/ d [Cecilja v Apog.Eccent. 
Fx | 2 Apog. Epic, | 
12s! g \Xatharina 
$26! a |Conrad, 
'b icola 
| is F 4 = J. 
129: turhius pos 
. WF) & pp. Cal Ng 
| 2g 
Hs JVis 
SIC 
26] 6 d 
$a, JOYUr 
- . | Weep 1*1I714 & PerigE pics 
I 9 g Joachunus | 
30.10|a 'Melchia MINS D. 7.h.40 m 


| 


December bath; xXFi i Days. | 


—_ -—_— —— — 


New M.on M.: udai 1:6 Jace min. paſt 4 afterrogr 
Firfi qu#11.ob-Mund. tle 13 dayynear midnigh t. 

Fl M.bn WeelneQale 22 day, before 4 in the mori 
C Laft quarr. un Wtnefucrhe 29 day, hear Cieven bef.q 


1t]h6 65S, "[tibra 8]aq'1 M 2<|w)King x 


A _—_ 


f-029vy *123uT 


1404S 


o0IIY' 


— 


F 


2.61 2% 27] Lib. 2945.2 
4.3'a 6 as j "cory. 7264 
T \COr.{2127 5 
þ FE TA Agr. gt, 128 . 
| ; - » W 

6 nin k T's ; vaprr.23 $ 


1 z 
TER 2 2 11 yp Capr. 6[1/4 AS 
lf G Concepieliurie (Copr 21] 26 


" _ Cay. + qua $ 5.7 
elprteucg 4QU, 15 43 Ht 
: Td ricarq v Pies 1 $110, 2% 


%* 


2 nds > Ady,* JFibes $12 j TB Al 
HANGS | R's p wy 2 
LE oT > » 2 I P 
C o! ps Z T 19 2! Vl 
90% of Kayr4Tapr. 14/8113 "27 
(of Perlis Fzur.26 12'4 35 


« Ki) ; Gem. $ 15's 3 
_a of Feceir. epi 2 14's q 


1130 FYOO0ky 


OI WY "© WY I ITY 
Fur 


4 2 -_ 
_—_ 


M33 Apli. Fabc, 2115.9 A'>f0 pakt . 
; YinC. Pp! 'eGem.}Canc.l Pu »j clearing $} R 
'»\ wy Cs cf = 24175 A $$; }Arni.avers, < 
q age ©. Leon: f4; FP! T 7} D1 y;Coll | 
47 14 4 19,3 44 , $ 
} x 3.008 Virg- 7,26) lo | - 

CJ One Virg, 21,2111 

ATT? Y 4 $12 2/12 - 21 
in gene Vir, bib. 5] OM 28) l13 
44 84 hank LO. 5 4 F\ 3c 


v1 Frgor Encuy.: he. <O- 17; 


| -. DECBMBRR, 2575 


: ery wen (er _— ofrer midnight, 
nogt, JE IP 7 = Combult,and fo 1ntfible, 
= Tx. oy «r1,thouzh recoyered from combuſtion, yet ea0nor in 
| > > -T the mororay be ſeen of vs. (the evenmy. 
Tolo 2 'Q@ [Yeu abour the end of the nionrh recovers fromComin 
TIA h- 12: 977 1 ot the m1 47 op 2" mov be viieble 
| "nh b þb 1 ,3 «|; $c 
2112 C Epi: hs | 2 | 11 4- 
18/13 4; »Luciz I Perig 3 | 12] 45 
4.14 © Nicas Cf Þ F 13 4 | I 47 
$15: 3 in Adven $3 1 a 
Es 2 elone 13Aa17 6 | 13] 47 
17 azar us 4dd4C 7; 131 _47 
gg, bd Ember w. Faft ak 'Y 3 47 
gy. © ſulianus AbPg 17 9 | 3! 47 
Nemelius D. is Joll. 34.1» 10) I13' 47 
St Thomas « % Apos. Erie 1!) 13) 47 
im Advent SOL 1 / 12 13} 47 
Victoria pPerig. Egcent. 13 - 43} 47 
a Ad, & Eve 14 13 47 
d|Natus Chriſt ys Ss" 17 47 
$r, en AOh 13 1s "BY && 
John Exang, I Apecg. 198 12" 45 
ON0cents $ 1 l, $c 
Tho, Becket /E'ong.Max. iy To! g1 
| (David ] IV 22 20. 9 52 
4 « Iveſter - j- 4 21 3 $3 
JCircumcil Dom, 32] -7 - $4 
'67 . Srep, D. is7h.go m, 23j 6 55 
3]c 08. Joh, Ss 20 
4/d Teleſp. an E 
| 5} Simeon SS Y 138' 26 X 559 
6\ (Epiphany 27, ..$ $7 
| 7 & Joice Virg- 2% - 3 $7 
| 2 \Erhurdus 29, \J $5 
9|b |Agapire I Perig. 130, 2 54 
3Holc Ci \iPaul | Eremite ' AYP 13 [231 8 23 59 


— 


ollan 4 CIR NUGioet {ow 

= Epatt, Solrs j* 

[> rtageF ; 

$3 | Roman Indjfion 43 
ebruary 14 Shrove Sunday 24 Februrn 
April 4 |" mM Jay 14 April 
Vay 23 | Whitſunday ” Jure 
Novemh. 328 Aqvent Sunday. 1 December, 


Common F HIgAr Notes for the Tea 1075. ” 
. _— ” "W.* = 


I Taurus , 
Neck and 
Throat. 


9 Cancer 4 
Breſt and 
Sromach. 


KP Virgo, 
$ 


and Belly, 


m FScorpie, 
Jecrer 
Members, 


VWCcapricorsn 
Knees. 


MK Piſces, the Feet. _ 
The mu} materi; Algetts, with Char atters of tt 


* Sextileis |=|2.| , So | Jupiter [Hot and 


] Quarrile is 23» 


f Oppofitis is] < | 6. [A 180 Q Venus d & 


'PF Dragons t 


FConjunAior, o ig. (gr. I; Saturn }Cold and dry. 


TTe Anatoiny of Mans Body 2s ey are MT Tran 
governed by the Twelve Caleſtial Signs. 
Y Aries, Head and Face, 


If Gan, 


MO 


' © go & Mars [Hot anddry: 
A TIirine is a= | 4s F129 GY Sol Hot dry re: Gs 


Thi Y Merc id and dry 
« © 18 | -F pee, Cold and moiſt, 


. 
ad. 


—>— — 


= *SAUNDERS, 


| + This will be a very && 


EST 2. 


of Eclipſes this preſent Tear 1675. 


Hough the Learned Argo! te. pleaſed to 
mention but rwo great Eclipſes of the Moron, 


and one of the Sam this'year, yet upon more 
exa® ſcrutiny, there 1s found no leſs than five, 
” + #w0of the Suny and three of the Mgon, The 
feſt will be of the M007, the firſt of Fanxary. 
$&. he bein mY | | Hor. Min» 
The It — ennenatt_g 44 
Fernie of rotal darkneſs--6 ' 49 
' The middle of the Eclipſe at —--f 39 at 
' $he will begin ro recover light--- 8 3o( night; 
' The end tt ' 9 $o-/ 
ond 10te/ Eclipſe, almoſt 
Ops, the Moon "in rets! darkneſs onc hour 
1 min, and the whole duration from the beginning 
tothe ex{ will be almoſt 4\Bours. This is celebrated in 


\ the Eft Angle of Heaven, near Cauds, in ber own 


e, in 21 deg. 5o min. of Cancer. Varia ſunt opini- 
ner apud Aﬀtrologor in cligendo domino Eclipfis, Quar 
bicfgaler recenſere, nimis longum foret, noftri mY 
tnteff, eain medium atere, qua rationi & experien- 
tie conſentenea eſſe videntur. Toleave Opinions, Fu- 
piter is chief Dominator, & in regimine Mars adjungi- 
fur, with whom Mars joyns in power, and Mercury is 
much fortunared by the preſence of Fupizter, and Sextile 
of Yeni, Mercury being Lord of the 10th. and aſcen- 
dant, will happily fortunate thoſe , whoſe Nativicies 
conc ur herewith, until they have any bad direRion im- 
=D pending. 


SAUNDERS, 1675. 


1e7ion my inſelicica « the god of an Eclipſe, and 2 
£00d Dir tion wilt melrorart rhe evil theteof ? as the 
Eclipſe is great, ſo ace we to judge of the effe&:. Naw 
quanto plus Luminis amintunt, tanto vehementius ope- 
rentur. And as an Eclipſe is a privation of Light, loin 
general, they porrend no good, but rather a privaiion 
thereof, and are of malignant fignification. And altholyh 
Jupiter, aq Lerd of this Eclipſe, may fGigoibc to et ſone 
bealth in general: ro Grezr pewſons profperiry, » g£vs4 in- 
creaſe of the Fruits afthe Earth, pnd 2 good end of yew 
undertakings ; for as he is paired, by himſelf be Gguifes 
peace and plenty, health and ſafety x but pancipen gal 
Murs, and the partile 7 of Saturs ta the Aſvoga 
Sun, which are more pawerſul for miſchief, than Frpiter 
can be for good ; peſoampon aurens e/t quod in quaizgs 
loci Eclipfr, uterque malignus Planetgs conſt ituitiy, 
f-uftxs quoſdim terra tollit vel (altem exaenngs ex refer 
7ina ac violents zempoſtate 4s, doth threaten 4 
and ugking Spring tor the ſxuiss of the Earth, and a fcth 
ſeaſon, Oh imbrium ahundaniam, fterilitancs (of paſtes; 
= ot pe oj bg vant Late rec Flv 
| nd irregularly afleQed.; for though, 3 
cannot lo'e his 4 ive cual ations, ſecundum, 19tymy;/6l 
bene poſſunt ite ay aalitater paſives tf ug + 
nets calidus. Of frcom pore afſe humid, ſed og 
effe frigidia: a Planes that is by nature hot and-d1s 
may ds hos and moiſt, bu cannot be bas and cold, Kron 
whence I fear a-vgry fichly [calons eſpecially ro cho per» 
:vns and places under or gear the. 2 2 yegree of Cancer, 64 
pr icorny {rien or Libra : and the.two malevolent aura 
Red in, andafliciog che giath Houſes ftatun {fel 
cem, EcclefraſFich perſonis. ( tranſmue) mingtury ve: 
rior morhes Seneratur, uinore Pejtile ntidims apo Piexins 
fſpiſmun, doleres capitiy piſcipnes ſpine Ahh, of, W# 
tafitates in carpore; pefies mwitdtiongs gerigulo pit Mt 
dicnnt tan in politicis quanureligiones bins & jOigh 
#{« cujdam Amiſtici, exitun vite affert, «a 


pending, Effeftus enim diveflionum praſtintgores P 
potent iores ſuns quam Eclipfum, fb Eoin Di- 


© Mm 


*” TITTETTT ET; = © + 


A Prognoſtication. , 


The ſecond isof the Sun, Fune 13. about & 2 clock in 
the morning z it begins before, and is in the beginn 
of Cancer, and may in part be feen of w, if the sky be 
clear 3 it will be more viſible in 1147 and Spaing and 
in Greenland and ſome parts of Tartar), it will be near 
s Central and Total Eclipſe. 

Becauſe theſe three Bclipſes are very little apparen 
to us, I will mention them together. 

The fourth Ecliple allo is of the Sun, the 6 of De- 
cember, ab« ut 5 aclockat night, abour the 25 degree of 
qagirrering, and will be invif6ble ro us,becaule the Sur 
will be ſes before the Eclipſe begins, and be undey our 


Horizon, above an haur and 2 half before the height of 


Ru neliſe. 
The fifth Eclipſe, and laft in ordet this year, is of 

« Moon, the 22 of December, at our 4 a clock in the 
morning, in the 11 degree of Cancer. This will appear 
tos, if the Sky be ſerene, in the Weſt part of the Hea- 
vens, early 1a the morn z the beginning hereof will be 
ſeen in Perfpa, Tartaris, and to luch as Navigate the 
Sourh Seas ; But Califormis, Braf!, Greenland, and 
Terra Novus, will hyve it jn their Meridian. It will be 
but a ſmall Eclipley Ez quis 0mnino exigaa yars corpo- 
rh lunar bumbratar, f1 ut fegnificartons cfus valde 
rennec ac imbecilles fant, vel irrite fient. 

The third Eclipſe ( and mention's it the loft place ) 
is of the Moon, on the 27 day of Fane, the Hor, min. 

B-ginning will be at t 


Beginning of 'total darkneſs at——— 3 09 )) = 
Middle © the Eclipſe ar O——_— : = 
Beginning of recovery of lig\t ar + -- 4 20) 
The end at — 34 


The Moon wilt be torally dark 1 20 
The whole duration of the Ee}. will be-z 47 = 
{ This will in pare be ſomewhat viſible to us in Eug- 
lands but nor machs becauſe rhe Fun TiHfcth before the 
Eclipſe be ended 3 "rhoſe that inhabit or Navigate the 
Garibbe Iſlands, Braſfilc, and St. Laurance, may fee ur 
1a their Meridian. This will be a great and rota 
A 3 Ecliple, 


SAUNDERS, 1655. 


Eclipſe, wht it is viſible, and extends to 15 digits. of | 
ze 


the Moons body. This Eclipfe falls m the oppeive, 
Sign to the enter op Eclipſe, and will add a | 
to thoſe places afftited by the other. -Namrefſtrende 
ſunt ile maligne fignificationes Eclipſes ad homines in 
quorum nativitatibu, ſeureyolutionibu locm boroſcopi, 
Solis aut Lune fuerit 15 grads vel circiter, Cancri 
Arictis, Libre vel Capricorni, ij etenim ultra expoftss 
adverſuttes, vexabuntur animi perturbationibus & in- 
Srmitatibus corporis, nonnulli corum de vita preicli- 
14buntuy quorum videlicet Hyiech antediffta Orbis fige 
nifert loca tenuerit, item qui medium Celi 4ut parien 
fortune in eiſdem Zodiaci partibus habuerint, illi hone- 
rum, magiſterii & opum jafturem facient, Multitade 
of miſchief, both as to health and fortune, ro them who 
ate under the fignification of this Felipfſc ; Erbominibm 
Juvenibu per intemperantiam cibi ac potus, malum cone 
ciliat, juducir morbos gui ex inflummatione epath & 
corruptione ſanguink naſcuntur, aulicis aliquibm ſtt- 
zum infelicem denuntiat, atque etiam mulieriby pag- 
z4sntibus. To young and lufty people, through intempe- 
rance of meat and drink, eſpecially Brandy, brings many 
diftempers , chiefly ſuch as proceed from the inflam- 
mation of the Livery and corruption of bloud, Let Bran 
dy-drinkers take warning, for their bloud will be more 
apt to be now, then a4 vcber times, inflamed; and give 2 
ipeedy Exijtto many. | 


_—— 


—_——— 


Of the Four Quarters of the Year, 
nd frft of Winter. 


Hich began the 11 of December laſt, at ten 

| a aftcs tex in the morneng, the Sun 
then entring the firſt ſcruple of Capricorn. This Quarter 
is generally cold and moift, the Sun entring C ipricorn 
it the beginning 3 it is more celd than moiſt, the Sun in 
Aquarins, equally c6/d and moiſt ; the Sun in Piſces, more 
miſt than cold. | - Amongſt 


e«- }. © 
. 


A Prognoſtication! 

Amongſt the Humours, Flegm Þ moſt predominakt? 
and of Conſtitutions, the cold and mozft. ecrepit o/4 
Me doth moſt ſympathize wich this Seaſon , whence it is» 
that old and a7 me npare are now moſt diſtem- 
pered, and the cholerich beft in healch3 Age is moſt im- 
potent, and Touth moſt vigorous and healthful, 

Thoſe Diſcaſes are molt obſtinate tocure, whoſe ori- 
mal are from tough flegy a3 Puoridian Agnes, and the 
ike 3 the leſs dangerous are ſuch as proceed from choller; 

8s the Tertian. The in er Maladics are Achronich for, 
the moſt part, and du/able. 

In the -government of this inter Qparter, Saturn 
hath moſt dominion, and Afars and Mercury come nexs 
neareſt in dignity, | 

Saturnus frigns intenſum ſignificat , bruta animaliz 
inerimit, & terr4 naſcentia impedit. In his ſignificati- 
6n alone h: (o aff: &s the air with vehement cold, that ic 
would not be cafily ſufferable by man or beaſt, and 
deftruFive t2 the fruits of the earth ; But Mars Hyems; 
ſrigors contemperat, doth qualifis the 4ir, and makes ic 
much J{rier and warmer : but Mercu#y, as he 13 mutable, 
ſorhls Quarter wiil ſtir up turbulent Winds, which 
frequently bring Sxow, and ſometimes impernour ſtorms 
of Rain. But the general conſtitution of the Atr will 
incline to ſrofl, ſnow, winds, ſtorms, and.churliſh wea- 
ther. $o that itis like to be a hard inter» The more 
particulars of the weather are in the diary pages till tha 

to of March. 

In the poſition of the Hearuens this Quarter, bath the 
Laminavier are ſtrongly aflifle{ by the Aalevilents, 

bach of them oppoſing the A4o2n, and ſquaring the Sus, 
which in brief -portend 644 weather, a fiek!y ſeaſon, avd 
much diſconten; amongſt moſt ſorts of peop'e 3 in ſumma, 
mirabile quidpiam cauſa— rerum & perſonarum nots- 
tur, vhe Moon, oppos*d by Saturn,and ex & Aricte wio+ 
tents voluptuoſogue figns, multa matrimonia wilepta- 
114 promitnit, unde. divortia jreſignure, inter Lunire; 
filios, & filias videtuy. Many unhappy Marridzes af. 
ſented un:2, which Will m tke men in many fentes like Fu. 
A3 nicks, 


SAUNDERS, 1675, 


netichs, Tdque propter oppoſitionem utriuſque malign 
Plancte a4 Lunam, corum quadratum ad Solem, poriſ- 
ſimum vero magnatibus, tam ſpirituali quam ſeculgri dig- 
nitate fulgent;bus, Tn al1qua regione plurims mala por- 


tendit, dejnde peftilentie contagio minatur, Qugd Dem 
Evertas, 


of the Spring @narter, 
VvW Hick begins this yearthe 16 of March, alit 


tle before 10 a clock in the morning, the Sun 
then entring the firſt ſcruple of Aris, equalizing dy 
and night (except unler the Polar Circles) all the World 
over, the Air then obtaining an equal temperament, by. 
reaſon of which, the p.res of the Earth are relaxed, and a 
ps Yivifying fame evaporatorh, which brea:hing- 
y aſcending by the chilified rop:s of Herbs and Plans 
protucerh and quickneth their vegetable life. 

The nature of this Quarter is generally hot and maiſfh 
which if it prove otherwiſe, it bringeth ſuddan frange 
diicaſes, and noxious diſtempers; for generation coof 
in beat and woifture ; therefore iuch perſons as be natu- 
rally melancholly, atc beſt in health this Quarter; th 
Sanguin? conftitution the contrary; Age is ſrea. gl 
lively, Childhood anJ Youth indlinable 10 many di ra 
pers. That diſtemp'r In man is moſt dangerous, whi 
hath its original from putrified and corrupted blond z. 
the Synachz, and Febris purrila; that which proceeds 
from M-lancholly 1s leis dangerous, as the Paartane. ,; 

Cant on by all people to be uſed z for now the. ores 
of the body begin to open by the increaſing heat, which 
by ſroſty evenings, and ca/4 mornings, oft, and quickly 
may P <judice thelr healths z for want of beedfal ke 
ing warm, many hurtful dillempers, through cold, invag 

-our bodies ; 4nd thoſe Jdiffewpers which are taken by 
eeld in the Spring, corr»pt the blond, and obſtruRt .its 
Circulation, which is the cauſe of many and yarious dil- 
eaſes,according to the eonſtirurjon of the body. 

In the poporion of Heaven at the Suns ingrels, both 


6. an_.ca on oa oo as five ein oo. a. _ 


= EST FF VS. 


> 


A Arognoſtication. 


the fortunes are very weak, the fall Moon preventionan 


nd the new Moon poſiventienal confidered, Mars ex- 
«ls in dignitics, nex: in dominion is Mercury, Saturn . 
and the M90n having ſome dignaries, do ſomewhat ahi 
in poweſy as tO the conſtitution of the weg her z and ge- 
peral accidents this Quarter. Mars, according to Car- 
linw, eEflus, 4ncendiey fulgura, grandiner, & beile 
ſgnijicat 3 ragings unnatural; voyliagy hor 4ir, torrupting 
the baud, Fircr, Lightning), Tempeſts , Hail, 3nd Qutr- 
1614, when the bloyd i5: heated : for, Mwrs is by hature 
hot and dry, ſed veide miviabilis nt modo Dumidns, modo 
ſecs ſet, cum gue tam iweonflantis, And byreaſon mere 
£9), the Mcon, and Saturn bear rule with him, he is 
the more. mutable, Ms wflurreminterus 4c Pubs rempe- 
rabitur [ape 3 and will produce wer, wind ant! form, 
1s well as dry weather, this ſeafon + Num Fumidinareys 
& fumofitaccs terre ſurſum trabit, Mers Rirongly exhatles 
the groſs and noxious vapours of the earth, whith is 1he 
caule of  inſetious. airs. Commuye quoqueeſt Sararts 
& Narts duem ſter ilizatem, ac ſedirionem pditcndre. 
Card; 9. Sec. 70. Ajh. Infectious and peſtilential d1f- 
eaſes, with oft barreanefes: (Cum infirmitatibus & do- 
loribu ex corraptione ſanguinis provenire ; with. many 
dls difiempers, proceeding from the bozling cor - 
rupte4qualiry of the bloud : eo acutos CF ine 
ſeperabited p=which God avert, and from his pok:ion 
m the Angle of the Orievt : Metum, anxictutis Of 
damng malta «4b b:ſtibus & ſanguinis effuſronem poy- 
temdit;' Few, and frequent Robberics, with , dread- 
a arraprt 3 lofſer, deſtrnAion and effufoon of blru4 
in thoſe» parts of the World, where War and,Sedition 
are nor wanting this year, Omnia plens ſcel ruteds per - 
Jdix"furnre ſum, morborum generd varia & paring 
exiftunt ; #ccord ing to the pelition of Heaven, we can- 
not but expeR a: fick/y, treublefome and uncogſortable 
year, for che Forumes, Fupirer and Mercury, are de- 


- biliraced in the whole Revolution of the year 5 onely 


a and the Moon, and Saturn arc maievolently 
ng: and lignifie vaiious milchicſs, Ler theſe naru al 
A 4 lun 


SAUNDERS, 1675, 
Ggnifications of miſchiefs, mike us yeatous in 


eo our good Gods whoſe mighty Hand is onely able 


meliorgte and avert thele impending evils. 

And which js nor the leaſt, rhe Lady of th: Aſcendent 
ig the 8:þ. and the partile Oppoſition of Fuphter 20d 
Mar1, from the 6th. and 12th. Houſes, do, ding to 
Nature, mightily t-cngrben thei m1lignanty feckl, and 


ereachecous fignifications 3 egritudineſque 0b ſanguiiy- 


corruptionem, C& peſtilemtiam ( quod Dewr av-11at) un 
alſo ſecrcs contrivances, and 1uinors miichiefs againſt tle 
Clerg) in ſome Countreys, and the death of om very 
eminent perſon in the world: ef gritude doloſa,aut mort 
cujuſdam illuſtriſſime perſones (ed bic me Plato quieſcs 
re jubet, 

The Conjuo@ion of Fupirer andMary in the 12th, in 
oppoſi jon to the Moon in the 61h. inthe Suns ingreſs in« 
to Capricorn laſt year, and the Quartile of Fupiter add 
Mars, from the Erb. and 126. the Laſt Spring, might 
well produce that raging infefQtion of the Mee/ler ( the 
malignant matter being not Lrong enough to ariſe higher) 
the laſt Winter ard Springs the like not in muny years 


before , 
Of Summer. 


His Summer kgs begins the 12th. of Fune, 

near One a clock in the Afternoon, the Sun then 
entring che firſt Scruple of Cancer, making ihe lo:geft day 
and ſhorteſt night in the year, to all who live on this Gde 
the Equator, 

The Natural C:nftiturion of this Quarter is Hot and 
Dry, agreeing with Manhood, and ſy mpachiziog to Cbv- 
ter, The Phlegmatich are at this time beſt at eaſe, and 
in health z the Cholerich atherwiſe : Old age revive, 
and Touth lanyuiſtheth, becauſe they abound with Bloud 
and Cnoller, an4 are thereby much expoſed ro Feavers, 
eſpecially the Terti-n; for thoſe Dittempers that aviſe, 
from the exccfs of bloud ;nd choker, are more dangerom 
than thoſe that take their original'trom bloud & þ . 
The Moon claims ihe predominai.c y of his ow 1 

Quaniet, 


A Progneftication. 
Quarter, with whom PFupitey is nex: in Dignicies ; all 
the Planets have ſome ſtrength, except the Sun who is 
yery weak. The ſtrength of Fapiter might give us good 

of bealith and tranquillity tt.is Quarter, bur thax 
ſaturn and Mari infeſt each other fron the 8th. and 
10h, Houſes with a Hateful gquare, bearing rule in the 
Aſcendent, 2d. 4th. and 7th. Houles, and the Moon 
from the 8th. oppoleth Fupiter. Saturn Lord of the 4 th. 
hath his Exalration in the Aſcendent, and Mars Lard 
ofthe 9tk. hath his Exa/ration in the 4 rt, Houſe 3 all 
which pottend various and oft mutationef wearber, moſt 
times ualeaſonable 3 & copiam mortentiumy great mor- 
rality, by Inf:Rions 20d unuſual Diſeaſes, amongſt Men 
and Women of all Ages 3 as alſo frange and unwonted 
Diſeaſes amongſt bigger Cartel, as Horſes, Oxen, Com, 
aad the like 3 and Meaſles raging amongſt Swine, and 
mahy unhappy Abſurdities amongit people where the 
fiery Trigon reigns ; and ſome Prinec in Europe is like to 
(poſe the Popes Authority, to the great prejudice of his 
ricoand ſur Clergy : Some other likewiſe may too much 
intulge the fame, but toth ro the general diſcontent where 
they are a&ed, that 1t will be ſaid, Happy, and oncly bej py 
is he, that hath kis ſurc affiance in Gol 

Hec revolutio mundi, varias controverſias de bonk 
Ecclefiaſticis ſou jn tleRione ſpirituali indicat. 

Hoc arno 1675 Smpreſſiones in ſuprems eerie regione 
fient, aftus gravis erity & media acris regione, impreſ- 
poner horribiler, unte c4ritas annone impendebit, ſtains 
inſelix Eccleflaſfticis portendinur , qui inteſtine odiog 
46 callidis confiliis inter ſe certabunt ; «liqui 6b clan- 
deftinir machinariones in caftivitatom pervenient :; 
item duobus principibus Germanichs uſque; ſentbu ac 
viletudinariis interitus denuntiqtnr, hinc mutationcs 
inreligione & politils deſamuntxr, inprovinciis Oricn« 
tal ibur inſignes ajparatus bellici exiſtent, quos vaſtatioo 
nes ſequentur, megns calamitss, & rerum perturbatio 
ferurs eſt, adeo ur mult; homines pre deſperatione FTHIL] 
Si manns inferent, 


Y 


of 


SAUNDERS, 1675, 


Of Autumn. 


"1" His Durter begins, the Sun enfting the © guity 

in Lzbra, Sept. 13. half wn hour after 4 in the 
morning, making the oe and night again cqual all the 
world over (<xcepr within the Polay Circles. ) | 

- This Seaſon is by nzture cold and dry , and agrecth 
with Melancholy; reſembling age; The Sangulnc ct 
Aitution now is moſt Lively, ſtrong, and beſt in health; the 
AMetincholly moſt afflifted 3 beſt time for Touth atd 
Childrens bealthr, and the worſt time in the year for Age. 
In this Autumn! Quarter Fupiter is infinice weak, # 
allo the Sur, the Noon, and Venme, all debilitzted 3 onely 
Meviuwy excels in flvength , with whom Satari 
M rs ſhares, which will, like bad Counlellers, ill aft 
Mercuy inkis Dominion, Mars affli&s the Sun by Con 
jtinQionj and Saturn the Moon by O ypoſition + theſe will 
ptodnce - ofr cloudy, fopgy, unhealthful and unconflant 
wenther; Acrem nebuloſum, ſruit, like to be mwhole- 
ſome, 'the immoderate and unwary uſe thereof may Ccaule 
niumy citempers, eſpecially amongſt young people whole 
careleſs mirth and jollity may incline them to exceſ, 
Cunt Mercarius inprims domo conſtitutus, ( ut bic) 
fortunat pueroz and Venus in the firft Houſe in Con 
juntion with Mercury, dat gaudic multa, incline! to 
mivehthildiſh mirth and jollity, the minds ( eſpecially ) 


of young people, by which aye phos they run 1m, 


dunger by exceſr;, (ed p- imum eſt, rhe malignans iquire 


of the two malevolens from the 87h. and 104), &ce of evil. | 


portent 5 ſed filentium decer. 


nxre Oh Chriftteniſſimi viri capita veſtre extollite, 
eautique in rebus gerendks eflote ne de improviſe opprigu- 


wint, decuſ que veſtrum concidar. 


= 


Orr RET he 0c 


- 


- ES ” A. 


5 5. 


A Prognoſlication. 


Some Conſiderations worth our 
Contemplation. 


ah 


lint God in the beighth of Heaven? and bebold the 
teighth of the Stars bow high they are, Job z2. 12, 


He whole circumference of the Celefrial Globe is 
divided into 360 Degrees, or parrs, to each of 
which Degrees do anſwer 60 miles on the Earths 
Globe, the Diametey of the Barth ( which is a ſftreighe 
lixe drawn through the middle of the Globe, or Cir- 
de.) is ſomewhat more than 6472 miles, the whole 
circumference of the Earth being 216004 which 18 360 
multiplied by 60 Now ſuppoſe a bole from the ow 
eof the Earth to the centre, and a fone to be ler 
all an+ to diſpatch in kis motion rwo miles in every 
minute of an hour, it would be 28 hours 38 minutes 
before it would come to the middle of the Earth, 
Furthermore, 
The magnitudes and diſtzncer of the Planets and 
Fixed Stars, cannot but infinitely amaz? our under. 
langings, and poſſeſs us with dread and unſpeakable 
worider of the Power, Might,and Majeſiy of thar Grear 
God , who hath created theſe immenſe Crenures, 
which is the reaſon I here fal! upon this ſubjeR, thar 
ſo far as we ate able, Ged might have the Glory of 
this Nupendious Wor k, which I 1aall diſpztch with all 


' plainneſs ro each, even the weabeff capacity. 


To find the wagnitudes and diftanccs of the Fixed 
Sars, admits of difficulty; by reaſon they admit of no 
Parallax, as the Planets do, the diſtance of the Eighth 
Sphere Leing ſo vaſt and great, that the Globe of tHe 
Earth bears no proportion thereunto, but for the P/2- 
mets, which have parallax, their magnitudes and 47. 
flances are well known; fer any man may well con- 


clude, that if the motions, magnitudes, ard _—_—_ 
© 


S AUNDERS. 1675, 


of the Sun,Mo:n, and Exyth were not well known, 
the time and quantity of Eclipſer, and Þ laces 
they happen, could not be lo exaly foretold for 
years beforehand. | 

In the firſt place we conſider the Moon, which 


Fu 

Nerc 
Sree 11mm 
than 


a, 


the nezreft Planet to the Earth, and yer her dif % 
fromthe ſame is two hundred thouſand miles 3 to tht” & 
a journey of twenty miles a day, would be 27 years of” of 
riving at ber Orb: The Moon is far the leſs of gi?" 


whe Planets and Stars, and is /eſs than the Furth git 
wimes and a balf, and leſs than the Sun nineteen they. 
ſand ſeven hundred and ſeventy times. 

The Sun is diſtant from the Barth Five million 
miles $ ſo that if a Srone or Bullet ſhould fall 
vhe Swn to the Exrth, and in motiox diſparch a rhouſt 
miles in an hour, it would be above rwo bundred hove 
before it came torheEarth, The $un by demonſtn. $41 
vion appears ts be greater than the G/obe of the Ext youe 
four hundred thirty and almoſt four times. Protomem, |*m*7 
Copernicus, Thchoe, Longomontanus, and Kepler, haw þx ti 
demonſtrated the Suns magnitude, and as they 
the one from the other, ſothey difſent wide from the 
twuth, Ilorum Theories 4 vere Celoque toro Calt 
errare, Lu ipfs nibilominus diftenris & —— 
Solis & Lune perperam definiernnt ; non quidem uh 
demonſfirationis ipſyrum vitio, ſed quod fulſis Hy 
thefibus uf fint, pro vers, Therefore with Lanſhergin 
I-reje&rhem all, Nam nalle illarum maegnitu{inum tf 

vere, pugnent exim omnes cum Mypothefibu ſul, & H- (1 
potbeſercum epparentils, adeo us neg comtinnary titer ſe | 3. 
p ſſint, nec nllatenme cum Calls conjungi; rejicien ie igh- 

zur omnes ſunt, wt falſe & ab Autoribes pro li 
confite, & contre ecquioſcendum eft in magnitudini- ” 
bas qias nos cum bone Deo demonſtravimu, be quifht 
& bypothefebus ſais exifie reſpondent, & Cale l 
Amiuſſim conſentiunt; adco ut de carumveritate dubl- buy 
eandum non fit. ; 
According to Copernicus, the Spheres of Yenw and 
Aſorcuryare much at the ſim: diſtance from the Earth 
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A Prognoſtication; 
Sun, Venus being next tothe Sun, and the Or# 

Nercury berween the Moen and Yenus 3 Venus is 
Free times and a half leſs than the Earth, and Mercury 
than the Earth rwelve times. * 
a7 in his neareſt morion to the Exyth, in his Pe- 
, isvabout #wo millions of miles from the Earth, 
greateſt diſtance and Apogeon he is rwelve mil- 
$ of miles, and is leſs than the Earth ezghtrimes. 
pirer is diſtant from the Earth, when neareſt, near 
"pe and twenty millions of miles, and in his greateſt di- 
e one and thirty millions of miles, and 18 five and 
ty times and a half bigger than the Globe cf the 
{fl Earth : So thar ſhould a Buller fall from the 

ſady of Fupiter to the ſurfuce of the Earth, and dif= 
eh in irs motion a thouſand miles an bouy, jt would be 

dove 1welve hundred days in coming to the Barth, 
Saturn is diſtant from- the Earth, when nezreſfy 
tout five 4nd twen'y millions of miles, when fartheſt 
more he is thirty five millions of miles ; he is fourry 
| fx times and three quarters as big again as the Earth. 
Theſe are the ay Bodies contaived in the Firſt 

eaven 3 for by the moſt Learned , all this ſpace 
wherein the Seven Planets are placed, ( the $un ru- 
ling in the midſt of them, and enlighrning them as they 
#e more near or remote ) is called the Firſt Heaven. 
The Firmament wherein are all the Fixed Stars, it 
eſteemei the Second Heaven, and the diffance of this 
Sphere from the Earth is abovt Fſty mil:1ons of miles, 
every nillien containing Ten bundred thouſand miles. 
( I could hetein have inſerted the rational demonftra- 
tions of theſe weſt Magnirudes, which would have fa- 
whel every ingenious underfianding, but itis a work 
two tedious for this SubjeR. ) 

If the diſtauce f this Sp bere from the Farrd( wherein 
all the Fixed Stars are contatned,) were to be travelled 


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"ffo miles a a it would be 1w9thoxſand and ſever 
y red years before this Journey could be finiſhed. 


Dimerer of this Sphere is aboye a hungred milli- 
"ns of wiles, the Circurference above three Aandred 
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millions of miles, xs may be demonſtrated by the 1 
of Euclids Elements, | 

Nor ro cea/c, but to increaſe your wonder, underk 
that all the Srars we can ſee, are comprehended unde 
Six Magnitudes, or Bignefſes, thus, The *tarrof 
firſt Magnitude are found by Geomerrical De nonſs 
tion to be twenry thouſand fifty rhree times each ofthy 
as big as the G/obe of the whole Earth. 

The $14rs of the Second Magnitude are cach of they 
five thouſan4 ntne hundred thirty five tines biggerdu 
the Earth. 

Of the Zhirf Magnitude are 1wo thouſand and fy 
times as big as the Earth. 

#278 of the Fourteh Magnitude are Seven buy 
dred fomty four times bigger than the Earth. 

Stars of the Fifch Magnirude are Fourſcore wl 
2we/ve times as big again as che Earth. 

Laflly. $8ers of the &i/xth Magnirnde ( which are the 
ſaileſt we car diſcern) are Eteventimes and a balf u 
big again as the Earth. 

The ſhortneſs of Mans life hath been the grext By 
mera to theie D ſcoverics, and the more _ a 
this Science, foxaſmuch as ſome Obſervations require 
Ages, and canner be obtained within the ſhore lim 
ot one mans hſez yer there have not been wanting in 
* molt Ages ſome Nob'e Celeſtial Spirits, chat have 
ſtrenuaufly endeavoured from the Obſervations of then 
that preceded, and their own, to complent this Fabritk, 
as Enfemon, Tintberates , Eratofthenes, Hipparchuts 
and ſome ethers before Chriſt; and aftcr, Prolomen, 
Menelans, Agrippa, and others z, and many Ages after, 
Albategnius Argael, Almeon , with Propbatio the 
Few; and fince in our Great grandfathers days, Cur+ 
backhius, Reginmontanns, Bernartus, Wallerut, wd 
Copernicus; and in our Fathers time che Noble Price 


William Lanigrave' of Haſriny the Noble Tycho Probe, 


and the ingenious Kep/er, nd others, all of which were 


excellent wn their Inventions, and univerſal in Fheir. 


Iniontions, firivingto mike och Fr! aud through Dile 
coyeries, 


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ies, tbat might ſatufie all fature Ages, Sed now 


Litum eff magnis ills viris hanc metam contingere, non 
"Tanod ingenium aut ſtadium illis defucrit, ſed quod 0b- 
Ul ervarionibus caruerint » fine quibus , univerſalic illa 


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| Aftronomia non poteſt perfici, 


Thus having ſoared tizb enough to endanger our 


uy wings, and entred the Second Heaven with our Demon. 


fira-ions, and made ſome Diſcoveries of that immenſe 
nſtneſs, and thoſe ſlupendious Magnitudes therein cog- 
nined, with ſome glympſe of the glory thereof, for every 
Tray differeth from each other 1n glory, 1 Cor. 15. 41, 
Let us ariſe a linle higber in our Comemplations, that” 
the wonder oftheſe unconceivable works of Gods power, 
may lay us low in our ſelves, and draw us tohim with 
reverence and godly fear. 

It will advance our Admiration, if we conſider .the 
Barth to be but a fma” point in proportion to the fir/F 
Proven» ( which includes all within the Sphere of $g- 
urn) and this Heaven to bear as ſmall a proportion ro 
the ſecond Heaven of the Fixed Stars, to whole vaſt ca- 
pacity, the Earth bears no proportion at all. 

Diligenter eſt notandum magnitudinem ſecundi Cali, 
«tf admodum veſtam, nullam ramen eſſe in reſpeHu Dei, 
ſed finitam & cammenſurabilem. cum, i, infininu fit 
immenſus, ad quem omnis terveſtria as celeſtia nullam 
habeans proportionem; yer all this vaſt y bears ns 
proportion tothe Third Heaven, much leſs tothe immenſe 
Creator of all, by whom all things are limited and ciz= 
cum'cribed. Hin grgo liquido conſtar, Deum oAEdificts 
um hoc mundennin in zres Calos diſtribuiſſe, quorum 
dz0 ſunt viſbiles, tertium batens inviſible, ſed poſi 
hang viram, 6b elefis videndum 4c poſcidendum. Whiles. 
we live, our eyes can fee no farther, nar our thaughts 
contempla:e higher (wichout Buperna: ural aſliſtance) than 
this Second Heaven, 

+ The Toird, which is, as, beyond qur fight, fo, beyond 
our comprehenſion in this Life , that Heaven of Eternal 
Bleſledneſs, to which St. Paul alludes, wherſ he ſays, He 
was Wroape up in the Third Heaven, 1 Cpr. 13. 4. 304 ſaw 
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Fnefub}liay things not to be uttered, #3 being wi 
vpprebended by any humane capacity z chis i re 

the poſſeſſion of God and bis EleQ, Matth, 25 34. ] 
#n inconceivable vaſtneſsis here, where dwells £16 
(the conſideration of the Two Tormer may be 'q 
ro give us 2 glimpſe of this , Well might our Blef 

owy ſy, In my Fathers houſe are many manſioog, 
14. 2. Andthe Apofile breaks out in that Extafie, 
11. 33- Oh the depth of the hnowledge and wi; 
God, how wnſ a/chable are hi; judgments, and his 
pf finding ou: ? The Apoſtle quotes a Text out of 7 
chap. 64. 4 as wanting words to expreſs himſelf, 
®.9. Eye hath not ſeen, nor ear hath head, ne 

k entred, or can it enter inrothe heart of any man ( , 
mortal) to conceive rhe glorious things, which God 
prepared for them that Love him. One glimpſe of this; 
f could it dwell upon our thoughts ) would fo ravi 
ſpirirs; that we ſhould not chule but perfeRly kat 
flight the fight and thooghts of theſe periſbing foo'iſh! 
ries. Bur whitcher am I tranſported? Let my 
excuſe me, the tizht of Reaſon could not light ww 
Kep d the Second Heaven, and I had wanteT 
to tell you the leaf? of the Third Heaven, unipeakab 
glorious, he{not I conſal:ed the Divine Orxc'es, 
onely hjnt to ns theſe raviſhing and ſwallowing jy 
willing am [I to /etve this ſubjeRt, knowing, wich St. 
rer, it is good to be here. Bur alas, licentia non 

I muſt deſcend to-leſs comfortable confiderations, \ 
ls within the Sphere of Re:ſony and wor yer & 
( Rough ſometimes ſoar higher by DO O 
Our the limirs of her Juriſdifion. ' As the Diamel 
one'y formed'by its own duſt, fo the immenſe Gle 
this zroft glorious Third Heaven is not diſcovered, bi 
the tight thar m1de it, God himſelf, bleſſed for ever, 
ſweec influential demonſtrations of his moſt bleſſed Spit 
which Lord grant us for thy merci:s ſake, through 
Chriſt, our ever blefled Saviour, Amer. Foy 


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