Geographie delineated forth in two bookes. : Containing the sphericall and topicall parts thereof, (1635)
Carpenter, Nathanael, 1589-1628? · Oxford, : Printed by John Lichfield, for Henry Cripps, and are to be sold by Henry Curteyne. · leaf 182
160 GEeoGRAPuHIE, Thefirft Booke. Such a.kinde of Horizon thofe Inhabitants are faid to haue, which are included betwixt the Poles of the world, and the Po- lar circles ; whefe Horizon cuts not the Equatour at any Angles at all, cither Right or Oblique: but lics Parallell vnto it, as … Horizon whichmakes no Anglesat all , cannot beecalled: either hereafter in the di@inction of the parts and Inhabitants of the taught without the knowledge of the efrtificiall Spheare , ournext Chapter to vnfold. 15 Whe At Pape doe bese oe OF the Artificiall Reprefemtation of the | | TerreStriall…
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