quadgram

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quadgram frequency
the sine of the350
the center of the298
to the sine of271
the complement of the265
the motion of the250
the quadrant of altitude221
the place of the216
the cosine of the198
the difference of the166
the versed sine of161
the time of the160
the length of the152
the weight of the149
to the tangent of138
the tangent of the135
is the sine of133
the poles of the130
the top of the128
the height of the121
the distance of the119
the pressure of the118
so is the sine118
versed sine of the114
of the fixed stars112
as the sine of111
the line of sines109
that is to say105
the sum of the102
the end of the99
the distance between the99
when the sun is98
the number of degrees97
the beginning of the96
the thread to the96
the sine of d95
of the sines of95
the hour of the93
to the other foot91
the sun is in91
of the sun and90
the sines of the89
the right ascension of88
to the cosine of88
the degree of the87
early english books online85
the pole of the85
as the cosine of85
the day of the84
the square of the83
by reason of the83
place of the sun80
the measure of the79
the secant of the79
the sun and moon77
hour of the day76
the arch of the76
in the midst of74
is equal to the73
the axis of the73
the elevation of the72
the rest of the72
from the center of71
day of the moneth70
to the versed sine70
the tangent of d70
the body of the69
in the beginning of69
for the most part68
of the quadrant of68
the altitude of the68
sine of the angle68
elevation of the pole68
the middle of the67
be found to be67
lay the thread to66
the nearest distance to66
by the help of66
right ascension of the66
at the same time65
the versed sines of65
pressure of the air64
less then a quadrant64
take the nearest distance63
greater then a quadrant63
sine of the hour62
time of the day62
in the time of61
the point of the60
of the primum mobile60
difference of the versed60
to be in the59
distance from the earth58
and you will find58
in the center of58
of the versed sines58
center of the world57
of the angle sought57
the latitude of the56
the declination of the56
in respect of the56
of the line of56
of the hour from55
the index of the54
the use of the54
the centre of the54
degree of the ecliptick54
place of the sunne54
of the suns altitude53
the description of the53
when the sun hath53
declination of the sun53
poles of the world53
sun is in the52
motion of the earth52
one and the same52
cosine of the latitude52
to the square of51
in the line of51
versed sines of the51
complement of the latitude50
index of the hour50
will be found to50
in the university of50
of the sun or50
the midst of the49
the intersection of the49
the rectangle of the49
of the given angle49
pressure of the water48
the surface of the48
motion of the sun48
the point of entrance48
the hour and azimuth48
laying the thread to48
of the side sought48
right angled spherical triangle48
to find the angle47
edge of the quadrant47
thread to the other47
is the difference of47
the quantity of the46
the motions of the45
the east or west45
the inhabitants of the45
to the secant of45
the azimuth from the44
the course of the44
that part of the44
notes for div a44
as well as the44
the diameter of the44
of the suns declination44
the sun in the43
latitude of the place43
height of the pole43
take the distance between43
you will find the43
nearest distance to it43
the semidiameter of the43
motion of the moon43
the suns greatest declination42
axis of the world42
the declination in the42
versed sine of d42
sine of the azimuth41
in the right angled41
the difference between the41
on the other side41
quadrant of altitude to41
at the end of41
from the beginning of41
the sides of the41
is the cosine of40
the angle of the40
hour of the night40
the tropick of cancer40
to the difference of40
distance of the sun40
of the motion of40
that the earth is40
the shade of the40
of the difference of40
the doctrine of the40
by help of the39
sine of the latitude39
the wall or cieling39
the nature of the39
a table of the39
of the given side39
the degrees of the39
the light of the39
the cotangent of the38
to find the hour38
past in the morning38
to find the suns38
characters represented either as38
so is the difference38
represented either as utf38
the number of the38
complement of the suns38
of the moon from38
by the motion of37
how to find the37
the true time of37
so is the cosine37
is the tangent of37
the hour from noon37
the a clock line37
the angle opposite to36
the moon from the36
number of degrees of36
the parallel of the36
center of the earth36
the meridian of the36
cosine of the declination36
the area of the36
the a clock hour36
in the centre of36
of the nature of36
it is to be36
be equal to the36
sines of the suns35
of the complement of35
of the hour circle35
of the same weight35
on the quadrant of35
the parts of the35
the bottom of the35
the distance from the35
true time of the35
the globe of the35
in the middle of35
the circle of position35
a clock in the35
being added to the35
at the time of35
from the authority of34
which is all one34
degrees of the equator34
on the west with34
by the name of34
to the motion of34
for the latitude of34
from her cardinal point34
which being added to34
according to nearest distance34
of mathematicks in the34
to the complement of34
sine of the declination34
to the cotangent of34
the theory of the34
the same with the34
difference of the sines34
is said to have34
professor of mathematicks in34
be found in the34
the feast of easter34
into two equal parts34
days from her cardinal34
and the reason is33
so the tangent of33
as the tangent of33
the head of the33
parallel to the horizon33
distance from the meridian33
so is the radius33
from east to west33
a ruler laid from33
square of the radius33
be less then a33
of altitude to the33
the right angled spherical33
is bounded on the33
so the sine of33
day of the month33
is said to be33
half sum of the33
the true motion of33
be added to the33
professor of mathematicks at32
measure of the angle32
from west to east32
and so is the32
the pondus of the32
the foot of the32
table of oblique ascensions32
the scale of entrance32
is to the radius32
is not to be32
after the same manner32
the help of the32
the radius of the32
the potentia of the31
inhabitants of the moon31
part of the world31
moon from the sun31
the reason of the31
of the sine of31
tangent of the latitude31
and setting of the31
poles of the ecliptick31
globe of the earth31
length of the day31
on the east with31
which is in the31
the sun to be31
altitude of the sun31
a table of oblique31
in the equal limb30
sine of the altitude30
the half sum of30
to find an angle30
line of versed sines30
oblique angled spherical triangle30
of the azimuth from30
on the line of30
on the south with30
the side sought as30
of the ark of30
the latitude of london30
rising and setting of30
cosine of the altitude30
the face of the30
parallel of the day30
the sine of half30
semidiameters of the earth29
the thread over the29
the sun hath d29
the thread laid over29
on the north with29
have it to be29
the true place of29
angle opposite to the29
of the pole above29
is to the sine29
weight of the air29
center of the quadrant29
it is in the29
the same number of29
bounded on the east29
the order of the29
to the latitude of29
is one of the28
the meridian at midnight28
the opinion of the28
of the sun to28
of one of the28
the shadow of the28
the mouth of the28
the globe till the28
the distances of the28
the scale and the28
the side opposite to28
is distant from the28
right angled spherical triangles28
pass through the meridian28
a pillar of water28
sub sub sub sub28
in the scale of28
side opposite to the28
so is the tangent28
taken out of the28
to find the time28
the thred to the27
true place of the27
mathematicks in the university27
to the degree of27
from the sine of27
foot of the compasses27
theory of the planets27
the reason of this27
the cusp of the27
are said to be27
point of the horizon27
find the time of27
the difference of longitude27
the places of the27
be the same with27
find the hour of27
the heat of the27
to one of them27
is that which is27
of the sun in27
secant of the latitude27
the oblique ascension of27
from the end of27
between the scale and27
sine of half the27
a clock hour circle26
in the space of26
the tangent of half26
nearest distance to the26
scale and the thread26
the earth and the26
an arch of the26
his distance from the26
in the next place26
so the cosine of26
sum of the sines26
the beginning of aries26
is the number of26
of the poles elevation26
a line of sines26
be greater then a26
number of degrees and26
the plane of the26
given to find the26
parts of the world26
the side of the26
the rising and setting26
by reason of their26
of degrees and minutes26
in the same manner26
are of the same26
opposite to one of26
will have it to26
foot of your compasses26
the sun or stars26
be of the same26
bring the place of26
on the right edge25
when he is in25
it be required to25
to the meridian of25
what degree of the25
the sunne and moone25
it were required to25
on the left edge25
the upper part of25
the ark of difference25
the diameter of a25
of the first magnitude25
weight of the water25
centre of the world25
is to be observed25
of the angle at25
the product will be25
an island in the25
to be the same25
rectangle of the sines25
is nothing else but24
is the complement of24
opposite to the other24
and the opposite side24
to secant of the24
one foot of the24
the cosecant of the24
if you would know24
foot of the compassis24
the cause of this24
case of right angled24
found to be d24
suns distance from the24
the vses of the24
degrees and minutes of24
of the angle opposite24
the points of the24
a star of the24
in the versed sine24
the meridian of london24
the tropick of capricorn24
about the globe till24
that the pressure of24
all the parts of24
a table shewing the24
that there is no24
distance from the sun24
that are in the24
thread laid over the24
region of the air24
in reference to the24
on the north side24
in the first place24
that there is a24
to the opinion of24
part of the earth24
in the latitude of24
sine of the suns24
of half the angle24
the air within the24
of the sun from23
to the common radius23
lay the thread over23
between the zenith and23
find it to be23
of a line of23
other parts of the23
and the index of23
then lay the thread23
which being deducted from23
of the same kind23
clock in the morning23
a part of the23
the first point of23
if it be said23
potentia of the surface23
add add add add23
ark of difference between23
point of the compass23
the earth to be23
to the top of23
time of the sun23
the sine of a23
side sought as the23
at the hour of23
the suns distance from23
the parts of a23
any part of the23
come to the meridian23
to the terms of23
the force of the23
oblique ascension of the23
the suns true place23
in regard of the23
in the year of23
from the east or23
parts of the earth23
the horizon of the23
degrees above the horizon23
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center of the glasse22
degree of the equator22
keyed and coded from22
the edge of the22
the line of latitudes22
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financial support to the22
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coded from proquest page22
edition of the work22
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heat of the sun22
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world in the moone22
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end of the quadrant22
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the right edge of22
encoded edition of the22
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screw the quadrant of22
the nearest distance from22
the plain of the22
the azimuth of the22
terms of creative commons22
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doctrine of the sphere22
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and minutes of the22
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of degrees of the22
the radius to the22
turn about the globe22
is clear from the22
the side m h22
is available for reuse22
the third part of22
of the third side22
pole of the world22
sines from the center21
complement of the altitude21
as you may see21
nearest distance from the21
and on the south21
tangent of half the21
of the christian aera21
so much is the21
you must place one21
third part of the21
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is the measure of21
the circle of the21
to the axis of21
must place one foot21
be found by the21
of the celestial motions21
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of the three sides21
the angle of inclination21
line of sines from21
the zenith and the21
distance to the thread21
hourly motion of the21
the north and south21
to find the side21
place of the moone21
laid to the other21
thred to the other21
past in the afternoon21
the sun and the21
place one foot of21
in the oblique angled21
of a great circle21
true motion of latitude21
seasons of the year21
of the dragons head21
may be found by21
about the end of21
of sines from the20
azimuth from the south20
some part of the20
the thread in the20
the same with that20
all the world over20
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the point where the20
point of the ecliptick20
true nature of the20
he is in the20
middle region of the20
the lower end of20
from the poles of20
the help of a20
azimuth of the sun20
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sine of the said20
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the sine of m20
is evident from the20
of the half sum20
is not able to20
of the sun is20
of the suns rising20
the pillar of water20
to the thread laid20
of the sunne and20
light of the sun20
half the difference of20
latitude of the moon20
upon the top of20
and so of the20
that can be made20
the moons mean motions20
the inches of mercury20
let it be required20
the true nature of20
by the pressure of20
cosine of the angle20
there is not any20
declination under the earth20
the globe and quadrant20
time of the night20
the east side the20
as it is in20
and of the ark20
from the top of20
so of the rest20
in the end of20
a clock hour line20
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