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Company of Scatzoners, - | 
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difcourſed by 7. T. and — | | 

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(old by che Company of Stationers. 


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For the Year of our 
-LO R DG O D: 
1673; : 


Reing the firſt after the LeaP*Y£ar 1 5 and oy 
the Worlds Creation, $677» 


Univerſir) and Town of Genhridge, where | 
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| The B 22 
(Es ominical Letter | : 
|: Shrove-ſunday Februar 
:\Baſter-day | Morcies 
1 i-Aſcenfion=day Mays 
[78 Wiliclunday | May 18 
| Triniry>ſut unday May 35 
[ AG VE lvent=ſunda Ly Novemb, 30 


| | Baſter Termbegins April 16 \ Tres Paſch. Apr 


| hrs —_ 13 and NEESENY 


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'T he Terms with their Recurns this year| 


_ C Odctab, Hilar. Jan, 20 
Bil: ry Term begins Jagu Quind. Hilar. Jan. ” 


ary 23, and ends February F 
þ 12 and hath 4 returng,,vig. _ Par. Febr. te 2, 


= +. -Quind.Paſch, Apr. 1 4 '4 


ends May :2, and hath 5 re- < Menſ. Paſch. © 92 
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Craft, Trin. May 26 
Qab. Trin, June ' 2] 
ind. Trin. June 9 
= Tres Tyin, Jun ns 
Tres Mich. OQob. 20 


 Michaclmas "Term begins Menſ. Mich. Od. 27 
OKober 239 ends Rovendbe SY Magt. Nov. A. 


| 


| Trioity Term begins Nay 36 


_ 4 days 


— —_— 


1 


| 


Dove 11673. _ 


| of the Suns Entrance into chi Fat Cardinal Signs 


The Sun enters 4ries this year Marebrhe. gat zo wa, 
paſt 100f the Clock at nighe; at which time beginneth 
our Sprivg quarter. 

Our (ummer quarcer beginneth at the Suns entrance 


1 into Caxcer, which will be this year the 11 of Fane 16 


minutes after one inthe morniog. 

The Autumnal quarter, whes the Sun-enters Libra, 
which will be the 1 2 of September 26 minutes palt 4 at- 
ternoon 

The Sun enters Capricors, December 11 at Ig minutes 
paſt 4 inthe morn, at which time beginneth rhe winter 
quart. | 


The Anatomy of mans body, as the parts are 
governed by che xD caged 


la ene following Chronology the year begins Fau.1.'] 


| 


_—_— 


__ Dive 1673; 


| 4 brief account of the moſt remarkable paſſages 


» . <4. 4c Madre. Jt + Ries qa $2. ©STE 2 ib ee ow; Anght@e<t ot — a «a oY I 
0 mh 
4 : pY >». 44e- Sag hed ra mud F;,0 le " Gus atm - ls ane _ s P 4 
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which have happened in England ſince the 
year, 1640, | 


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1645 e lone Parliament began Xov. 3, The Bar} 
| ory ord beheaded May 1 2 following, 
| 1641 May the Prince of Orange was married -co the 
|: * Lady Mary. Theſame year 0806.23 the Rebellion 
. in Ireland began. ESE EROS EIT 
| 1642 Sj; J.Hothaw denies the King entrance into Hall, 
| * "The Earl of Eſſex made general for the Parliam- 
The King ſerteth up his Standard at Nettingham. 
j. .. ThebatteJat Edge-Hill 0ober 23 , where above 
l ' 5000 Were ſhin. __. 
| Brainford Fighe November 13 and 24, 
| x643 The Lord Brook ſhor in- the eye. 
? The Battel on Hopton-Heath, March 18 
Cheapfide-Croſs demoliſhed, and an A pafſed 
for an'Afſembly of Divines to ſettle Religion, | 
and ikeWiſe 2 yore for a new Great Scal. 
Sic William Waller routed by the Kings forces. 
- The firſt Batte] at Newbury, September 20. 


| 
| 
| 
| 


4.43 


© the houſe of Commons, September 25. 
1644+ The Scotch-Army of 20030. Horſe and Foot en- 
| tred England, Marſton-moor fight Fal 2, where 
above 7000 Were ſlain. 
This year came divers Ambaſſadours from France, 
Hollawd and Spain, to mediate berween the King 
bt and Parliament. OE 
' Newbulty ſecond Batte], 086. 27. 
' _ 3 Suns ſcenin Londen, Novemb: 39. 


[ © 


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The Covenant ( that Bong of iniquity ) taken by | 


_— A. — a —_— 
——_— 


| 


3 __ Oxfordcloſely befieged> _ PPENINSE 
The fatal Battel at Na afeby, 7 A oy; r 
 . Carlifle after along fiege delivered'ro the Scots, 


| 1646:The Earl of Eſſes died September #4. ©: | 


| 1647 His Majefly was brought priſoner oy Holmby, | 


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oF 3 Thomas Fairfax niade Genetali in atheroomdf 
1645-The Arch-Biſhop of Cant: beheaded Funk 21 i 
a 


The Parliament vote that the clauſs forpteſerv 
tion of his Majeſties perſon ſhould be &fc our 
Sir T Fairfax his CONOn LATER: 2 4 wet] 


\ Briſtol ſurrendred-: Seprembrt wi CR 
Battel, September 24, | 
Baſing Houſe takeri by. ftorm, flor? 14. 
Dartmouth. ftormed: and taken,” _ yonre; 

Caſtle ſurrendred. 

.1 His Royal Majefty offered: ar this? time 'cadd to 
the Parliament, and adviſe-with-thew for the 
= of the.Nation upon relepagte _—_ 


The treacherous Scots ſold the Kingero ho Par- 
liament for g00e00 pounids, 3:2 ; 


iT Feb. ; te TEE | : 
The City declares age ainft the Archy} but upon the 
Armies approactii they ſubmit; + * 


1648. The Parliament votecthat:no further: addreſſes "be 
made to the King, Fangary 36), 211% 7. 
Partof the Navy. declare forthe:King, ay: 27. [ 
; - Maidſtone fight, 4ſay. 31, The' Welch- Army of 
8400 routed by Col. Horton, | | 
.-. Duke Hamilton entred England: wich an: [Army for 
, . --. his:Majeſty.Colcheſter yielded,Sir Charles Lucas | 
i: and Sit George Liſle ſhot to death, Angus 28, * ,, 
The” Treaty began in the Iſle of Wight, S-prom- 
.: beP--x8, 
An Ordinance nominating divers perſons tO oy 


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. : Dove..1673, | 


the King December 28, being tendred to the Lords 

was by them refuſed. ; 

1649 The pretended High Court of Juſtice proclaimed 
Fanuary 9. — 317 ot re WER 

His Royal 'Majeſty moſt barbarouſly murdered, 


Januar 30, | 


broken down by the Uſurpers, Auguſt 10, 
A great fightat Dunbar 1n Scotland, Sepremb, 3, 
IG651 -—_—_ II. Crowned at Schoon in Scorland, 
an. 1. | | | 
| The Scotch Army again enter England, Aug. 8. 
' Worceſter fight Sepremb. 3. 30e0 flain and 10000 
taken priſoners. Ps 
- 1652 Agreat Sea=fight between the Engliſh and Dutch, 
.... - | Wherein.the Dutch were worſted. 
1653 The Ruwy Parliament diffolved by the Army, 
April to... ; Ne YR 
A ſecand fight beeween the Engliſh and' Dutch, 
—O Jo! a Re 


A third fight Fuly 29 and 30, Wherein Vanirump 
1654 Oliverthe Tyrant ſummond a Parliament, Sep. 3. 
'. - and diflolved it again the 22 of Fanuary follow- 
ing, he wasproclaimed:ProteRour Frne 26. 
1656 The Riverof Thamesebbed-and flowed twice 
in 3 hours, Oftober 3 


'| 1658 Dunkirk ſirrendred to the Brgliſh, Fune 25, 


Oliver died September 3, and the next day his ſon 
was proclaimed Protetour, _ | 
1659 White-halland Somerſet-houſe voted to be ſold, 
ay 16. 'Sir George Booth up in Cheſhire, Ax. x. 
1660. The Lord General Monk -marcheth from Scotland 
to Londoy, | | 
T he ſecluded Members reſtored, February 2.1. 


Admiral Afontoague with the whole Navy ſubmic 


VOWED. am__——_ CO Inn Wy 


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| 1650 The Kings Statue eretedin the Royal Exchange 


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Dove 1673, 


andthe 29ar © White-hall CLI 
General Monk created Duke of Albemarl -Fuly' : 
The Duke of Glouceſter died, Septcmber 13 


The Queen- -mother returned to White tall, 


November 2 

{ 166T King Charles II Crowned at Weſtmin, April. 2 s . 

The Queen of Bohemia came to Loudon, May 17, 
1662 Queen Katherine landed at Portſmouth X3ſay 34;and 

the/23 of Aug. following ſhe came to Whites hall, 
1664 The Houſe of Commons vote his Majeſty a ſupply 

_ of 2500000 pounds ſterling, 
3 Comets appeared in a ſhore time, 


of died 100000, 

A great fight between the og. and Dutch Fuws 3» 
'  Whereinche Dutch were beaten. - 

The Parliament voted his Majeſty'a ſupply of 
125 0000 pbunds, Oftdber 11 , 


Foone 23,42 gh; in Azga#? followin 
The fad fire in London Which burned wi n- = 
walls 87 Pariſhes, and much building's 
AIM Es: <* G3 


to his Ma » May 3, andthe 8 his Majeſty wa was | 
i Lnlrrhas he landed at Dover, | 


| -— EE time many of the Regicides Were exe- | 


1665 The great Plague in-Londow began 4pr, 25 where- | 


1666 Another fight between 'the Engliſh and Dutch | 


"4.5 ode rs 


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FEY T: nuary hadwxxs d days, 5 ae 


| Newwoon the oy ny $ min. paſt 2 in the morning | 
quarter the iy 38 min. paſt-3-inithe morn, 


Fu 00 the 26 day, 7 hand, 1 after-noon. 
Laſt quareer nas 29 day; 21 min- paſty ac night. 


' 
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| 'OR. Steph. 23 22 16|at the begin- | 
OmDY Joka | Sagit,: -4,.23 18} ningofrhke 
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|  Febtnay hath xxviii Ws, _ 


Few moon the & 3 39 min, PaRG atn 
{ Firſt quercer the 14 
Full Moen the/20 days 7 minutespaſt porting 

Laft quarter the 28 day, 1 2 min, paſt 12 before noon 


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5 3|clondy, with 
rain or: now 
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According ro the Aſtronomical Tables there will no: be any Eclipſes 
4 viſible in England this year. 


Very cold 
46|weather 
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obſcure (ea* 
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Good ſpring- 
14 $59 ing weather 
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Hath been of Jace within our Engliſh Nation ) 
Doth with his often Rorms of ſnow and rain, 
Prepare the earththe ſpring to entertain. 


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March hath xxxi days, , 


New moon the-# day, 3 min. pat noon 
Firſt quarterithe 15-day, 7 mit, paſt 4 after noon | 
, | Full moon the az day, 39 min. paſt 11 before noon 
Laſt quarter the 3o day,13 min.paſt 6 inthe morning 


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bur 1t holds p 
not long. 


A probability 
of 2 cold an 
cloudy. ſeaſon, 
and ie may be: 
much {now or | 
cold rainabouc 
this time with 


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Fine ſpringing 
weather aboue 
this time bat- - 
very Windy, 


4 


? 1 f /Balbina Aquar. 4 | 


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The Sun now riding on the Ram doth bring 


Andth” carth-(madle;bare by winter) | 
Which if chis moneth prove mild-will ſoon be ſeen, 


bY "3" = l 


The moſt delighth [ind che welcome (oring, | WT: 
oaths in green, 


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LILLE TTL TT ry _r_ _r yqn_crtqcqa_ cl—rcun pl LL LLLLCRAT: 


April hath xxx days. 


20 day, 12 min, 
Laft quarter the 28 day, 2 min. paſt midnight 


midnighr 


New moonthe 7 day, 11 mio. paſt 1 inthe morning 
Firſt quarter the 13 day, Ig y.pa 
Full moonche 


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Theodozus (Aqua. 16 
MWarp:Exopt' 28 
Bichard biſh. Piſces 10 
'Vmbzole dif. | 23 


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bjSun 10 Taur, 


Sibylla 
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22 


34 
35 


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23 36 weather a great 
24 26 partof this 


25 35 
26 34 
27 33 
28 32 
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3 27 forw ard 


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WY ISNHNUUUYYJIIIIIG 


Wil 00N begin, ce Cr 
With which Wwe may be 
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124 54 
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April 1673, 


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——_— 


he — 


May hath azidays, |; | 
| New moonthes day, 13 mik. paſt i x before noon, 
Firſt quarter the » 3 day, rz min. paſt z in the morning 
Full moon the 20 day, 36 min. paſt r afternoon 
Laſt quarter the 28 day, 27 min. paſt 10 at night 


Phil, & J4f3|Piſces 18 2x $ 
Fthanaſlus [Aries 1| 22 
Layent. cruc. 
Rogationiun} 
Gothar jTaur. 12|25 #4 
Joh.Port.Lat, ' 26|26 YZ 
John of Bev/Gem, 1: |27 2 

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6 afc. Eaſter [Leo 9 
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42 | followisg. 


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pb Ember week 21 [10 41 


15 |12 36 [Somewhat 
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rdiaat fin, Aquar, $|14 33 [this time with 
20 [15 29 [ſome ſhowers 
Wede Piſc, 2|16 26|towardsthe _ | 
[Sezman 14 |17 + moneths cad, 
K, Chat Nate 27 |18 22 FF 


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And we With heats as well as &qld aretroubled, 
1/4 "2117 39 | 
34 paoſ194e MY-LE92. 
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4/4 [bp 79 +2 | 
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4 15159457 
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20/4, . 917 51, 
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$8 14 | 
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———_— 


"Jane bath = XXX x days | 


New Moonthe 4, ate min. 7 in che afrertovn 
Firſ quarter che x11 mh poll 91athe 


Full Moon the 19 day,58 minepatt 3 arl mornin 
 Laſtquarter the Y 21 min. paſt 6 inthe mor Is 


, WR Ta, 6 21 wy | Very wage 


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; d Boniface [|Canc. 4 25 .6 {and ſv | 
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Taur. 
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56 
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46 
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4-1 
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36 
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A probability 
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ther for har- 
veſt, the for- 
merpart of 
this moneth, 


Not like to 
alter much 


| eill cowards 


the end. 


Very warm 
and thunder. 
like the Jatter 
part of this 


' moneth with 


high winds, 


| 


2 


goke = 


— 


— 


The fun hath now "RA his maſter 


He'paome fromiColbi :With the Golden __— . 


That pa 


$hands now make hafte, and home it bti ing, 
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- - September hath xxx days, DL 


OE Os. of 


" Firſt quarerthe 7 day; iT min. paſt 11 arvight 
Full moon the 16 day, 43 thin; paſt x inthe morn. 
Laft quarter the 23 day, 23 min- paſt 10 inthe morn. 

_ New moon the zoday, 16 min. paſt 3 in the morn, 


3 


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z g Heronics 
s \Serapia 


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Theods\. 


Bertine 
Magnus 


15 afc. Trio, 
Nat. of Mary 
Gozgon 
DSilvins 


Martinian 


(Sun in Libre | 


16 aft. Trin, 
Nichomedeg 
WE]auphemia 
Bmber week 
Methoding 
Januaring 
Fauſta. Faſt 
Mat & Or ; 
Mauriting 
Eſdzas 
Samael 
Cleophas 
Cypzian 
Cofm. Dam, 
1$ aft. Trin. 
M ioh 15] Arc. 


S, Hicrom 


Virgo 291 19 46p 
Libra 14 20 43 


Scorp. 


th. 


28, 


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25; 


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' 24 34 [bucit will. 


21 4I | Warmfor 
22 39 [the ſeaſon 
23 36 |oftheyear 


25 31 |{oonabate. 
26 29 x | 
27 26 
28 24 


o=19 


Cool and 
, Cloudy and 
; ſolike to | 
4 continue moſt 
2 

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'partof this 
moneth with 
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«3 miſty weather 
57 |and high 
© winds. 


——_}._—— 


by 


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. _— 


No ſooner are the frnits o*th* earth brought home, 

But Sol doth co. che equal balance come, :. | 
Thence teaching \ 5,00 uſe juſt w eghey aa meaſure, 

' |. *Tis one goad Way to gain eternaltrealure, ._ 


"FEE 


| September 1673, 


._ ORober hath xxxi days, 


——_—_— 


 Virſt quarter the 7 day, 


| Full moon the x 5 da | 
Laſt quarter the az day, 42 min:;paſt 4 afternoon 
New moon the 


PO FR " - al 


d |Nicains | Piſces 
| x2}@|a0 after Trina. ' 


E SuninScorp. . Aries 


c {Flozenting | 
{18|d Luke Evang, ' Gem, 10 
21 after Trin, 


22]/g {Cozdula | 
23}d[Termbepin | 
24! c Salome 
25] d |Tzifpine 
| 22 aft, Trio. 
27 EF: lenſ, M. faſt 
| 28] g [Simon & Jud. Scorp, 
29; 8 [Narciug 
Thconeſtts | 
Nuintin.Faſt Sagit. 


52 min. paſt 5 ac nighe 
,26 min.paſt 5 * wy ; 
29 day, at 4 after noon 
[13 gu; 
'19 50 Somerain 
20 49 | with high 
; 21 49 | winds about 
| 22 48 |the beFin= 
'23 48$|ning ofthe. 
24 48 | moneth. 
25 47 | | 
26 47 
27 |27 47 
9125 47, | 
21| 29 47] Good and 
4| om#47 | pleaſant wea- 
17] 1 47 | ther about 
of 2 47 ; thistime,the 
Iz] 3 47 | ſeaſonofthe 
27| 4 47 | yearconſider- 
24] 6 48 | 
$| 2 48 | 
22| $ 48; 
6] 9 49, 
20 [10 49, 
Sinn 49: 
19|12 $59 Not very cold 
3113 50 forthe eaſon| | 
17 |14 51 oftheyear, 
1/15 $52 yetdulland 
I4 |16 53 cloudy. 
27|17 54 | 
10'18 55. | 


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aw. ca. 24 TE Tas 


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(+: The Scorpion now brivgs winter at his tail, 

| And miſts, and clouds, over the ſun prevail, - 
Cold blaſts uacloaths both rrees, a ) 
And leave them naked, when mott heat they Want. 


other plants, 


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ORober” 1673. 


EIS November hath xxx days, 


- Firſtquarter the 6 day, at 2 after noon. 
Full moon the 14 day 


b 
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kh. A IT Saints 
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, 7 min, paſt Gin the mornin 
Laſt quarter the 20 day, 48 min. paſt 11 at nigke 
New moon the 28 day, 38 min. patt 7 in the morning] 


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22 after Trin, 


Craft, anim. 


Modeſtinus 


Powder tre 


Reonard 
Willibzood 


d 'Clandiug 


24 after | rin. 


Grkenwald 
Reopold 
25aft, Trin. 
B manus 
Octab, Marr, 
Eltzabeth 
Edmund - 
Oblac. Mary 
Teciiia virg, 
26 af:, Tr IN, 
Chzyſl 
Quind. Mart. 
T onradug 
Ygricola 
Term end: 
aturn, Faſt 


1 R \Odrew fÞ« 


Safgit, 33 [49 
Capr, 6|20 
18| 21 
Aquar. 0| 22 
12] 24 
23| 25 
Piſces 5| 26 
17| 27 
29| 283 
Aries 132| 29- 
25 | © 
Taur. 6 , I'S 
23] 2 
Gem. 6| 3 
: 20| 4 
Canc. 4| 5 
19] 6 
Leo $37 
17] 8 
Virg- I 9 
i5[10 
29 11 
Libra 23 [22 
27 [13 
Scorp. 10 | 13 
23 | 14 
Sapits 6 |15 
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will ſoon fol» 
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cold variable 
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The half-h6rſe=Archer, with his winter darts, 
Of tender plants, now kills the upper parts, 
And they incarth, as dead, do now remain, 


Till inthe ſpring, they freſhly riſe again, 


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27 3 it; 4 
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December hath xxxi days. _ 


Firſt quarter the 6 


Full moon the 13 


F | 
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Sun in CapT. 
Tamaſns 
Racy virg. 

3 ſund. in Ad, 
Ualerian 


Ember week 
Sebaſtian 
Nemeſius 
Julius. faſt 
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3 
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Creſcens 


CRT IIS —_—_— 
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Innocents d. | 


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| day, zo min. paſt '6 at night 

. Laſt quarter the 30 dayat gn the morning 
New moon the 27 day, 18 min. paſt 9 at night 


David 
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26 | Cloudy 
27 | obſcure wel- 
29 |ther abouc 
36 | this time. 
32 | 
34 
35 
37 
38 
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3 #7 
4 49 
5 $O 
6 52 
7 53|Coldcloudy 
8 $1|weather with 
9 $3. ſnoworcold 
10 $54|raing, and 
11 $6|yariable moſt 
12 58] of this 
13 $9 moneth, 
15 = - 
16 23 
7 4 
18 7 | 
19 10 
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| This moneth was graced by our Saviours birth 
A greater gift wasne're beftow'd oncarth, 
For which let us, Gods holy name adore, 
And charitable be, unto the poor.-: 


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The 


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| The numb,of y. 


| The Year, Moneth, and Day,| The ntumber of 
( xccounting the Year to be-[Years, Monches, & expired in this y, 
gin Fex; 1. ) whereon Every|Days, thatevery K. [fince they began 
'K, and of Exg. fince the[& Q_. reigned, 28 [ro reign : as allo 


Cong. begin their;Reign, ;, [days 70 x'moneth. 3ſfince they ended. |: 


£3... Cn 


K. W.Cong. 
W. Rufus . 
Henry 
Stephen 

| ey 


'T 


Richard 1 
 Jobn 
Henry 
Edward 
| Edward 
"Edward 
Richard 
\Henry 
Henry 


Hen 
{Edward 
' Bdward 
© ——_ 
tary 
Edward 
, Mary 
[Q, Elizab, 
|K.. James 
Charles 1 
Charles 3 


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1066; 


1087 
1106 
135 
154 
i11$9 
l199 
1216 
1272 
1307 
1327 
1377 
1399 
1413 
1422 
1461 
1483 
1483 
1485 
1509 
1547 
1553 
i558 
1603 
16:5 
1649 


OQob. 14 jao y 


ORob.25 34Y 
July 6.97 
April 6 17y 
ORob.ig 5S Yy 


July 
Jan, 25 $oY 
June 21 22 Y 
Sept. 29 (13) 
Mar. 20 | 9Y 
Aug. 3i 38 y 
March 4 oE y 
April 9 | oY 
June 22 \2y 
Ang. 22 23) 
April 22 [39 y 
Jan. 2$| 6y 
July 6|5y 
Nov, 17 44Y 
Mar. 24 227 


Mar. 29 22 y 


Nov. 16 347 | 
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He reigned 37 years 10 moneths and 3 days. Its fince he began 
his reign 164 years compleat the 32 cf April in this year 1673. 
Now to know the time fince the end of his Reign. before bis name 
Randing on the right hand, you [hall there find 12395 years fince he 


died, Fanxary 238, And ſoofthe reſt. 
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Lord God 1673: 


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Tier: year. is hs common and ad odinary part of ei eime, 
whereby the beg vegnatag, prog duration an 
refrvals of. a I magner of 10ns 16 oq% world are 26 s 
counted:lt is ewo-fold, Solar and Lunar,the Solar yearts 
thar ſpace of time whereio the ſun _ fore 
certain point 'of the Firmament, returict | 

1n; 
: Again, this Solar year isof two ;kinds, taifreal and bo 
dereal.: The 'Batural year Contains: the ſpace of cime, I 
which the Sun 1s going from ſome certain poirie”of the: 
Zodiack, eo hix return to as hs H roy 3g4in, which 
ſpace of time contains: '365'da $, 49 minuress 


» The (yderecal year.is chae Bo. of time, in which the 
ſun returneth to the ſame fired ſtar, from whe nce wp 
departed intheformer year, '-i * | | 
Againthe:Lunar yearis of ewokinds, the one called 
wLactine Atm Covommis, which Contains1 2 Synodical 
Lunations, Or'y $54days, the other called Annu Embos 
liſmalw is a ſpace containing 1 3mioons. | 
{ The Policicalorcivil years, afe thoſe wherein poyhs 
inall-placesuſero diſtinguiſhcheir times and ſeaſons ; Shirt 
which yeit is threefold. as having noe eo the 'Siih 
Moon, or tothe mation ofthe Sunand Moon joy rome 
:; The Egyptiahs making the Periodical! woe 
Sun: the menfureofcime, do conftieurs: their yeart&h 
365 as py 19 me e\ —— year haviag i init »2 mon 
andevery'moneth : "and co take vp the” for- 
Farm gy: ;4s days. they add 5 days at = etd of 
the'year:: i 
© Burthe'Roni2w year i is greater then che tian, of 
ncient Perſtams'for according to the Conſticution of - 
Palm Ciſar,they ——_ (yg 65 days ands hours; Pins 


 and:4 feconds. 


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= dam and in the:old Killen 
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2greeth nor With its firſt ordination. The | 


oom_— 


6 hours every fourth year makes the Leap-Tear of 166 
days; and this year is 


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| generally uſed by 
cheSyrians, , Syrogrecian. ns, Et ops Moſcovites and 
ritains Ae API | 
The Arabians, Turks and Indian hayereſped coche 


Moon for theix year of 1.4 {ynodic ;Luvagons,: but the- 


revs have. reſpe& to; both Luminaries ; and. 


though the Acticks and Greeks chiefly deſcribe and./li- 


cated 15 by Jorge of the mooh,makingi1 it ” 


co : 2 Lunar moneths; yet perceiving the. Re- 
volution of the ſun. nor co. agree; With 'the: Lunar. years 
gs -— ſomerime A whos mona the ſecqnd 
T thi 3 ; 
The "rn SY is greater in quantity. theo the tre 
picalyear; ; fox asthat conckins che [pace of ;time that: 
che ſun is going from one point of the Zodiack, and 
CAPs is returt) co the ſame again; wy the ſyderial 
Fear is che returg of the Sun to:the dame. fixed ftars 
= whom he was joyned in þ 5 year-laſt paſt; which 
ger 365 days.6-houts, min; 46:ſeconds. . - 
yptians begintheir yearfromthe Meridiarof 
fe. day of the moneth chough,whiqh. IST 
2 i r Riendr enouEt ny is afhued neither tothe 


” aan +4 © 


Fulins x 
icein the refor- 
darts 
trom the Giſt day-of che firſt 'imonethy Fonuery 5 | 
refoxe the-Roman year, as it is:this day eft | 


fer nt, -..c 
11790 nub ts rey renhoak'; 1. 
EF Un accom hich is: "og the Rudy) Equir 


Ft... e Coptir es/Ethiopians, "pad Aextodiiage begin 

Fyeorh before the' A al Equinox; upon! the 4 

; which is on the 22 of A 8/3 aGy.. 

KilngbofTrmnb actound inthe Irreformad A 

. ee bo begin their fek es copy SOIBE, | 
next tothe | 


oy oe doubleb 
hs "The Hebrembare 
hear the erat Fa (nag. ; 


new mooninertro'the Antumnal Te 


itrthings Pvlitick che Jews yearis ro} 
moneth 777 ; bur 1 in LESS] cg "from, 


mhoverh ſds: #Y WH 3AT.. 
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THe moneths by. "which we * Gicaſaits - the yeat 4 


two-fold, Aftronomical and Political;the Aftrone- 
ail mogeh $( which ares Veda Par. nts E 

to. two n ar cr ; 

o* CR. Kar $6 1 cmeh; gt _ i2 in omber; » { hi 


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ths :ncerval of © ime, in ich > 'm60n--returnert> co 


the-arde place of he Zodixck ; whence ſhe 
parted; "the Synodica ixchs ach of tine x91 


eween.tW0 ny 0 hs vpn ahd: mer ? 

Fm pernes avon kom. rp thetime am Ss 
of the moons .3þpearingnext- after her change, 
the Naſt day of her beings? vilible, before bn wo 
Changes.which may be grearer or leſſer, yoga: 

her ermotin, declination, or right or.'s 
ad deſcending the Horizan: The mon 
vil or uſual, are thoſe whereby1al: nations Rp hi 


VEAL... | - 

The Egyptian moneths are all alike, reonminin 

apiece, and comake up their-year/of 1365- ws, 

hy og atthe endofrhe year 5 days for Incercalation. 

etdie he ppc Ou, fad days £0 every 
ethlike ns, onely ip the common-yeark 

rhe adq-r.d 7a n the Ln, con 6: daysr wer 


a Afu Gras 
he uſual monethis 2number of days,as they are now 
' Placed inour Kalendar: but former| Romulus che firſt 
king, and builder of Rome, divided: the year jnto but 10 
moneths, but his ſucceffour Numa Pompilins added two 
more, namely 7annar} and February. From Mionce the 
= rook their Datesyou have had an account for- 
merly 


natural day .containg the Line of one reyolution 
fs j aboucche earth, Tk Tom rehend 

"hy the! theartif 6 

timegJiro 
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ibng EN IT, ZTAS BEXT' "The R 
| ay. a wh , | a by y J QX "mm ITS 
"oyp From toon ngon, Whuictr account A 


(un-ſer.” > pts {1 


and 20 minutes " day, and _onely 49 minuces by. "1 Fiat 


EIT; 


<ul; ova 5 8 
Now it 15to. pi ohfeved ths Ego! mo 
C where the Poles SB the Yorldlyein Horizon) ce 
rat doyjnalyr "hours With idcion, bue 
tho og bh wy ng either towards the Norch of Fon 


= os fr 


North, his Amplitude and 

Northwards; pg ' EEE of te gta the 
earth go 95 wp? in theſe our Northeth cn region where=- 
by'the dzygare augmenced-and the nigh <4 —_ 
untitchefurt attaih De ſwimmer Solſtice, where the days 


are long#fh, and che nighes ſhorteſt, Bur the ſth Terurn= 
nil an hs cowirds the EquinoQial, the days dimi- 
hay 19 ingreafe ; andiſo paſſing by the 

Is toward$'the ick "of Cap#icornzthe days 


EO zreater to rhoſetharlive in che fouthery parts, 


and leſs with us,until he attain the Tropick it ſelf, ;Yhen 
it is longeſt day and ſhorteſt night to all the ſour 
Jag ye ; and contrariwiſe, the ſhorteſt day and 


Jong: {t night co all that live on this ſide the Equino- 


Rizl; which is cauſed by the different atches and Pa- 
rallels of theſun aboye the earth, 

The hours, aſwell of the day-natural as arrificial, are 
always qu, ual, and every hour is the exaRt 24 part of the 
Natural day., But the unequal hours ( otherwiſe called 
the Planerary hours ) are ſuch as divide the day at all 


 - times into x2 equal parts; $ thac when the day is 8 
hours long, the unequ ual or planetary hour contain 
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but 40 minures, eday be 12 hours, the planetary 
hour is ajuſt hour or 60 minutes, but if the day be 16 
hours long, the - planetary hour containeth one hour 


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it hath been the opitiion of en ae Aftrologers, 
the: Flaners have. Foo? onely a a fingul ariofluence.ug f chr 
earth and earthly bodies, according ro their yariou 
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bur-according to M. Norwood 3698 miles } have their 
daybut't2 konrs; they may alſo feBoth the 
$arthe ſam@ cime, andhave ewo'ſummers; addrwo 
winters ina year, for. when the ſug enters {ries or. Libra, 
itpaſſech dircAly-over thejr heads ar nooflz fo that 
they.caſt no ſhadow either North or HK duc righe 
down'; theirewo winters are whenthe Sun is in Cancer 
br Capricorngthey are not ſo cold as our winter, bur their 
ſummers <a ring hotter then our ſummer. * 
| nabirants chat dwell right under the Tropick 
of Caweer (whoareditant from us according £0 the old 
 aecqunt +1727 miles, bur according tothe latex account 
2962 milts ) have but one ſitmumer; and one Winter in 
As, r; for when the Sun js in Cancer, he paſleth di- 
"over their heads at noon, and maketh fummerto 
| * bat bein in Capricors he is fartheft from gow and 
onſerh oh peer, theſe Peapleths haveayray, 0 theirſha- 
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winter Jo 2 year, aq doalway caſt their ſha- 
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| ger, ;or "hd lat £0 the Laticude place, 
pr: Cambridge ( being diſtant fromthe E uwnoQi- 
ao and -17 minutes, and fromthe Tropick of 
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which i:hibic om the may < "are op | 


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the ikearſe a noen.caft 


Pole of the world, have like ſeaſons and ſhadows with 
choſe that live under the Circle, bue living nearer- the 
Pole, and having the Sun ar alle rimes far __ them t0- 
ward the South, their winter is long and cold, and 
their days and nights as long 3s many: of ours, accord- 
in "ag their Latitude, as you may ce by the foregoing 
ta DIC, 

Tally; thoſe people ( if there be any.) which live 
under the Poles of the world, have but one day and 
one night in a. year, for when the Sun-is /in he 
fix x ooats ſigns, Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo 


nd Virge, it is conginualday, pd the Sun gocs round 
abou them ſo tha Kar caſt T5 ſhade ſhadows every ways 


buc che Sun being in abs Southern ſigns, Libra, Scorpio, / 


Sagirtgrins, Capricorn ,Agquarins and Piſces, it is contipual 


| nighr half a year together, the Sunin all that time noc 


20G their Horizon: 'and therefore is. a place for 
ad darkneſs, not hkely to be inhabited, 

heſe inhabitants under the Pole, if there be any. are 
diftant from us according to the old account ( by al- 
lowing 60 miles toa degree ) 2263 miles, but according 


to M. Norwood ( who accounts 69 miles toa_ degree } 
2603 miles: ſo rhat by kis account. the compaſs ofthe 
earth containeth -24840 miles, which OO 


old account-containeth but 216 00 miles. | 


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5677. 


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Where the Pole is elevated 52 de- 
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