The Description and Uses of the Celestial and Terrestrial Globes;: And of Collins's Pocket-quadrant

according accounted alſo Altitude Amplitude Arch Azimuth becauſe Beginning of Aries Bring the Sun's called Centre Circle comes Compaſs contrary Day and Night Degrees directly Diſtance divided drawn Earth Eaſt Eaſt or Weſt Ecliptick Edge Elevation equal Equator Equinoctial fall firſt fixed four given gives grees Heavens Height Horizon Hour Hour-Circles Index Inhabitants intercepted known Latitude Left leſſer Limb Line Longitude Meridian Minutes Months Morning muſt Night Noon North or South Number Object Oblique Aſcenſion obſerve Parallels paſſes Plain Planets Point Poles poſed Projection proper Quadrant Quadrant of Altitude reckoned Rectify the Globe repreſent ridian Right Aſcenſion riſeth Riſing rizon roth round ſame ſet Setting ſeveral Shadows ſhew Signs Sphere Star Star's String ſuch Sun's Place Sun's Riſing Surface Terreſtrial Globe ther theſe thoſe titude Tower Tropick tude turn tween Uſe whoſe World Zenith