Miscellanea Curiosa, Vol. 3 · Royal Society
Chapter 1
_Advertisement._ There is now Engraving, and will speedily be Publish'd, _A New Pair of_ GLOBES, sixteen Inches Diameter; the _Terrestrial_ has on it all the New Discoveries that have been lately made, together with an useful View of the General and Coasting Trade-Winds, Moonsoons, _&c._ The _Cœlestial_ has the Stars laid down from the Correctest Tables of the best Astronomers of our Age, with eighteen Constellations never Engraven upon any Globe. All those Gentlemen that are willing to Furnish themselves with them, are desired speedily to inform the Undertakers _J. Senex_ and _C. Price_, next the _Fleece_-Tavern in _Cornhill_; They intending to fit up no more than what are Subscrib'd for. _Miscellanea Curiosa._ Containing a Curious Travels, _Natural Histories_ As they have been Delivered in to the Printed by _J. B._ for _Jeffery Wale_ at the _Angel_ in St. _Paul_'s Church-yard; _J. Senex _&_ C. Price_ next the _Fleece_ Tavern in _Cornhill_, 1707.
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