The final section, "Geography and navigation made easie, or, A plain description and use of the terrestrial globe" (caption title), has separate pagination and register.

Signatures: A⁸ a⁴ B-M⁸ N⁴, 2A-2E⁸ 2F⁴ [$4 signed ( -A1,2,4, a3,4, 2F3,4; L3 signed 'M3')].

Title within double ruled border.

Final page blank.

(from t. p.) I. The definitions of the lines, circles, &c. upon the globe or sphere, and of several terms of art

II. The problems in astronomy methodically digested, with variety of examples

III. The several affections of triangles, and their solution upon the globe, with the variety of problems which every case contains

IV. The whole art of dyalling demonstrated and performed two several ways

V. The erection of an astrological figure of the heavens, according to the several ways of the ancient and modern astrologers

VI. & VII. The explanation and uses of the terrestrial globe, with a brief geographical and hydrographical description of the earth and water. With several problems useful in the art of geography, navigation. And also, the description and use of maps and charts both general and particular.

English short title catalogue, T113210

Gates, S.F. Catalog of a collection of globes and books on the use of globes, spanning the years 1600-1900, page 57

Spherical astronomy > Early works to 1800.

Geography, Medieval > Early works to 1800.

Horology > Early works to 1800.

Gates Collection of Globes and Books about Globes.

England London.