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Collapse MS 2131 - Thomas Reid, Professor of Moral Philosophy papers (The Birkwood Collection)

MS 2131 - Thomas Reid, Professor of Moral Philosophy papers (The Birkwood Collection)

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1 - 'The Cycle of the Moon multiplyed into the Indiction...’

2 - 'Prop. 1 There is no aberration of the Axis of a Telescope, whether of Air or Water, from Terrestrial Objects seen by it...’

3 - 'Of the Aberration of the fixed Stars.'

4 - 'Given the year of the Suns Cycle (a) of the Moons (b)and that of the Indiction (c). Required the year of the Julian period.'

5 - 'Angles which the Hour Circles make with PS'; various calculations;

6 - 'To Describe the Terrestrial Sphere and the several Circles belonging to it...’

7 - 'Ad Calculum Ecelipsium Solis.'

8 - 'Glasgow College...From the West Window of my Room...'; observations on a comet.

9 - 'Suppose the Rays of Light that give the Different Colours to have Different Velocities...'

10 - 'Some Observations, concerning the Astronomical tables anexed to Whistons Ast. Praelect...'

11 - 'A Calculation for an Horizontal Dial.'

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