William Gilbert of Colchester, physician of London, On the loadstone and magnetic bodies and on the great magnet the earth. A new physiology, demonstrated with many arguments and experiments .. (1893)
Gilbert, William, 1544-1603, Mottelay, Paul Fleury, b. 1841, tr, Wright, Edward, 1558?-1615 · New York, J. Wiley & sons · leaf 350
ther side of the equator, at every latitude from the RATIO OF DIP TO LATITUDE. 293 beginning of the first degree even to the goth, it dips; yet,not in ratio to the number of degrees or the arc of the latitudedoes the magnetic needle dip so many degrees or over a likearc; but over a very different… … passes round the earth, or an earthkin or terrella, from theequinoctial circle G toward B (the pole), rotates on its centre,and, midway in its progress from the equator to pole B^ pointsto the equator F as the mean of the two poles: thereforeought the versorium to rotate much more quickly than…
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