_Table_, of the Periods, Revolutions, Magnitudes, Distances, _&c._ of
the Planets, facing § 99.
Of the Air’s rarity, compression, and expansion at different heights,
174.
Of refractions, 182.
For converting time into motion, and the reverse, 220.
For shewing how much of the celestial Equator passes over the
Meridian in any part of a mean Solar Day; and how much the Stars
accelerate upon the mean Solar time for a month, 221.
Of the first part of the Equation of time, 229;
of the second part, 241.
Of the precession of the Equinox, 247.
Of the length of Sidereal, Julian, and Tropical Years, 251.
Of the Sun’s place and Anomaly, following 251.
Of the Equation of natural Days, following 251
Of the Conjunctions of the hour and minute hands of a Watch, 264.
Of the Curves described by the Satellites, 272.
Of the difference of time in the Moon’s rising and setting on the
parallel of
_London_ every day during her course round the Ecliptic, 277.
Of Eclipses, 327.
For calculating New and Full Moons and Eclipses, following 390.
Of the Constellations and number of the Stars, 399.
Of the _Jewish_, _Egyptian_, _Arabic_, and _Grecian_ months, 415.
For inserting the Golden Numbers right in the Calendar, 423.
Of the times of all the New Moons for 76 years, 424.
Of remarkable Æras or Events, 433.
Of the Golden Number, Number of Direction, Dominical Letter and Days
of the Months, following 433.
THALES’s Eclipse, 323.
THUCYDIDES’s Eclipse 324.
_Tides_, their Cause and Phenomena, 295-311.
_Tide-Dial_ described, 441.
_Trajectorium Lunare_ described, 440.
_Tropics_, 198.
_Twilight_, none in the Moon, 254.
_Tychonic System_ absurd, 97.