@article{661059,
      recid = {661059},
      author = {Donovan, John,},
      title = {A dissertation on comets. In three parts. Part I. A  confutation of the principles of judicial astrology;  wherein it is demonstrated, that comets cannot be presages  of good or evil to man. Part II. The various theories of  comets, according to the antients and moderns: a particular  account of the comet which is now visible on the continent,  and will soon be seen here; with the methods of determining  it's course, velocity, magnitude, distance, heat, time of  passing the perihelion, &c. With a catalogue of all the  comets that appeared since the general deluge; and the  mathematical elements of those that have been  astronomically observed. Part III. Conjectures on the  cause, phœnomena, and time of the general conflagration,  according to Burnet and Whiston: with arguments from  scripture and fathers for the succeeding period, called the  millennium Compiled by John Donovan. [electronic resource]  :},
      publisher = {Printed by J. Haly (No. 36) North Main-Street,},
      address = {Cork :},
      pages = {48,[2]p.,plate ;},
      year = {1789},
      note = {With a final leaf of errata and advertisements.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/661059},
}