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Paper, 'Meteorological barometrical, thermometrical, epidemical and magnetical ephemerides' by Peter van Muschenbroek

Reference number: CLP/4ii/6

Date: 1729

Description

Contains a collection of 12 meteorological accounts. Written at Utrecht in the year 1729 , and translated from the Latin by Thomas Stack in 1728. Includes annotated engraved figures from Philosophical Transactions.

Subject: Meteorology

Published in Philosophical Transactions as 'Ephemerides meteorologicæ, barometricæ, thermometricæ, epidemicæ, magneticæ, ultrajectinæ, conscripta à Petro Van Muschenbroek, L. A. M. Med. & Phil. D. Phil. & Mathes. Profess. In Acad. Ultraj. Anno 1729.'

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CLP/4ii/6
Earliest possible date
1729
Physical description
Ink on paper
Page extent
101 pages
Format
Manuscript

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Paper, 'Meteorological barometrical, thermometrical, epidemical and magnetical ephemerides' by Peter van Muschenbroek, 1729, CLP/4ii/6, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/clp_4ii_6/paper-meteorological-barometrical-thermometrical-epidemical-and-magnetical-ephemerides-by-peter-van-muschenbroek, accessed on 21 January 2025

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