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Ephemerides
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Calendarium astrologicum, or, An almanack for the year of our Lord, 1667
Thomas Trigge
1667
Calendarium ecclesiasticum, or, A new almanack after the old fashion
George Wharton, George Sir Wharton
1657
Calendarium ecclesiasticum, or, A new almanack after the old fashion for the commune year of man's creation 5607, redemption 1658
George Wharton, George Sir Wharton
1658
Calendarium pastoris, or, The shepherds almanack
John Bucknall
1677
Celestiall observations, or, An ephemeris of the planetary motions
John Booker
1651
Chaldæus Anglicanus
Matthew Hobbs
1695
Chamberlaine 1631
Joseph Chamberlaine
1631
Chamberlaine 1648
Joseph Chamberlaine
1648
Chamberlaine, 1647, a new almanacke and prognostication for the yeare of our Lord, 1647
Joseph Chamberlaine
1647
Chamberlaine, 1649, a new almanacke and prognostication for the yeare of our Lord, 1649
Joseph Chamberlaine
1649
Chamberlin, 1627
Joseph Chamberlaine
1627
Chamberlin, 1628
Joseph Chamberlaine
1628
Chaney's astronomical ephemeris of the planets' places for 1890
W. H. Chaney
1890
Clark 1634
Rodney Clark
1634
Clark 1636
Rodney Clark
1636
Clifford 1642
Abraham Clifford
1642
Coelestes observationes, or, An ephemeris for the year 1670
William Andrews
1670
Cornelius 1647
Gilbert Cornelius
1647
Crook 1653
William Crooke
1653
Crooke, 1652
William Crooke
1652
Culpepper revived
Nathanael Culpepper
1682
Cœlestes observationes, or, An ephemeris for the year 1671
William Andrews
1671
Cœlestiall observations, or, An ephemeris of the motions of the sun, moon and planets (after a new and easie method) their various aspects, conjunctions and configurations
John Booker
1653
Cœlestiall observations, or, An ephemeris of the motions, eclipses, and phænomenas of the luminaries, the planetary appearances, positions, and conjunctions
John Booker
1654