 Astronomeres, in 12 Signes; and every Signe is devysed in 30 Degrees, that is 360 Degrees, that the Firmament hathe aboven. Also, be the Erthe devysed in als many parties, as the Firmament; and lat every partye answere to a Degree of the Firmament: and...  Elements of Precise Surveying and Geodesy - Page 141by Mansfield Merriman - 1899 - 261 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Sir John Mandeville - English language - 1725 - 428 pages
...aboven. Alfo, be the Erthe devyfed in als many parties, as the Firmament; and lat every party e anfwere to a Degree of the Firmament: and wytethe it wel, that aftre the Audloures of Aftronomye, 700 Furlouges of Erthe anfweren to a Degree of the Firmament; and tho ben... | |
 | Sir John Mandeville - Middle East - 1727 - 440 pages
...aboven. Alfo, be the Erthe devyfed in als many parties, as the Firmament ; and lat every partye anfwere to a Degree of the Firmament: and wytethe it wel, that aftre the Audtoures of Aftronomye, 700 Furlonges of Erthe anfweren to a Degree of the Firmament; and tho ben... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English Language - 1805 - 954 pages
...degrees, that is 860 degrees, that the firmament hathe aboven. Also, be the erthe devysed in als manye parties, as the firmament ; and lat every • partye answere to a degree of the firma- I ment : and wytethe it wel, that aftre the anctoures of astronomye, 700 furlonges of •rthe... | |
 | sir John Mandeville (pseud.) - 1839 - 378 pages
...is devysed in 30 Degrees, that is 360 Degrees, that the Firmament hathe aboven. Also, be the Erthe devysed in als many parties, as the Firmament; and...aftre the Auctoures of Astronomye, 700 Furlonges of Erthe answeren to a Degree of the Firmament ; and tho ben 87 Miles and 4 Furlonges. Now be that here... | |
 | Sir John Mandeville - Voyages and travels - 1839 - 378 pages
...is devysed in 30 Degrees, that is 360 Degrees, that the Firmament hathe aboven. Also, be the Erthe devysed in als many parties, as the Firmament; and...aftre the Auctoures of Astronomye, 700 Furlonges of Erthe answeren to a Degree of the Firmament; and tho ben 87 Miles and 4 Furlonges. Now be that here... | |
 | John Ward Dean, George Folsom, John Gilmary Shea, Henry Reed Stiles, Henry Barton Dawson - United States - 1861 - 434 pages
...is devysed in 30 Degrees, that is 360 Degrees, that the Firmament hathe aboven. Also, be the Erthe devysed in als many parties, as the Firmament ; and...the Firmament: and wytethe it wel, that aftre the Auctores of Astronomye, 700 Furlouges of Erthe answeren to a Degree of the Firmament; and tho ben 87... | |
 | Sir John Mandeville - Asia - 1866 - 368 pages
...is devysed in 30 Degrees, that is 360 Degrees, that the Firmament hathe aboven. Also, be the Erthe devysed in als many parties, as the Firmament ; and...aftre the Auctoures of Astronomye, 700 Furlonges of Erthe answeren to a Degree of the Firmament ; and tho ben 87 Miles and 4 Furlonges. Now be that here... | |
 | John Clark Ridpath - United States - 1877 - 742 pages
...Signe is devysed in 30 Degrees, that is 360 Degrees, that the Firmament hathe ahoven. AUo, be the Erthe devysed in als many parties, as the Firmament; and...Firmament: and wytethe it wel, that aftre the Auctoures of ABtronomye, 700 Furlongea of Erthe answeren to a Degree of the Firmament; and tho ben 87 Miles and... | |
 | John Clark Ridpath - United States - 1877 - 740 pages
...is devysed in 30 Degrees, that is SCO Degrees, that the Firmament bathe aboven. Also, be the Erthe devysed in als many parties, as the Firmament; and...the Firmament: and wytethe it wel, that aftre the Auctourea o( Astronomye, 700 Furlonges of Ertlie answeren to a Degree of the Firmament; and tho ben... | |
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