File:A coelestiall (sic) planisphere RMG F9890.tiff

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John Seller
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English: A coelestiall [sic] planisphere

Single engraved sheet, depicting the northern celestial hemisphere. Originally folded and bound with G200:2/3 and G200:3/2, now laid on a backing sheet. Text in the margins gives examples of the planisphere's uses: 1, to find the sun's place on a given day; 2, to find the hour of the night by any star upon the meridian; 3, to find the declination of any star; 4, to find the right ascension of any star; 5, to find the time of full sea; 6, to find the rising and setting of the sun any day of the year.

Seller, N Hemisphere
Date 1678
date QS:P571,+1678-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Dimensions Overall: 54 cm x 64 cm
Source/Photographer http://collections.rmg.co.uk/collections/objects/459483
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id number: G200:2/2
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Charts and maps

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