A treatise of eclipses
Subtitle: in which is shewed 1. What an eclipse is, and now to know when an eclipse shall happen. 2. The errors of several authors ... 3. The undoubted certainty of the Ptolomeian [!] astrology ... 4. An astrological judgment on the great eclipse of the sun, the 13th of September, 1699 ... The whole subject is new, and full of variety, and never before by any so copiosly handled as here it is
By: By John Whalley, student in physick and astrology
Publisher: Printed for John Sprint, at the [Bell] in Little-Brittain
Published: 1701
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 78
Notes: "To the reader" dated at end: From my house in St. Nicholas street. Dublin. January 1701.