A compleat body of surveying
Now much augmented and improv'd; with an appendix thereunto subjoin'd, shewing the whole art of surveying, by a new instrument, called the emperial table, performing exactly in all respects, and in all cases that can possibly happen in the practical part of surveying, the work of the theodolite, circumferentor, semi-circle, chard and needle : with the description and use of a new quadrant : to which is added, by way of supplement, Scientia stellarum, containing new and accurate tables of the planetary motions, whereby the planets places both in longitude and latitude, the places of the fix'd stars, with the eclipses of the luminaries, are more easily attain'd than by any yet extant / by John Wing, math.
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Author
Contributions
- Wing, John, 1643-1726 - Contributor
- Moll, Herman, -1732, ill - Contributor
- Moll, Herman, -1732, illustrator - Contributor
Publication
1700 - Printed for AC. and sold by W. Taylor ..., London, England
Language
English
Word Count
96,000 words, Guess
Page Count
384 pages
Identifiers
- OCLC Control Number14408706
- Open LibraryOL50398800M
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