@article{511957,
      recid = {511957},
      author = {Crathorne, Jonah.},
      title = {The longitude demonstrated, by the use of a silent  pendulum; that keeps true time at sea. And made plain (by  an Index Instrument) to the meanest Capacity. With a new  observatory for finding the meridian altitude of sun or  stars, and a great Improvement of the Sun-Quadrant; which  are more exact than any heretofore known: With fair Copper  Cuts of the Machine, and all the other Instruments. And a  table of the acceleration of fixed stars, more exact than  any heretofore extant; with the Sun's Declination, Right  Ascension, and Equation of Time; and other useful Tables  fitted to this Work. An Experiment of what Proportion a  Pendulum lengthens in the greatest Heat, where Animals can  live, or Vegetables grow; and at several other Degrees of  Heat, to red-hot. With a Method to make a Pendulum to fit  all Climates; with several other uncommon Experiments. By  Jonah Crathorne. [electronic resource] :},
      publisher = {printed for W. Graves, at the Black-Spread-Eagle in  Pater-Noster-Row; and sold by J. Graves, at the Bible in  St. James's-Street, and J. Holland, at the Bible and Globe  in St. Paul's Church-Yard,},
      address = {London :},
      pages = {64p.,plates ;},
      year = {1718},
      note = {Pp.46-64 contain 'Tables of the sun's declination and  right ascension, for the years of our Lord, 1717, 1718,  1719, 1720.'.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/511957},
}