...Longitude ; becaufe where the utmoft Extent of Longitude ends, it's leaft Denomination begins. Paradox 6. There are three remarkable places on the Globe,...differ both in Longitude and Latitude, and yet all lie under one and the fame Meridian. Solution. This is to be underftood of the Artificial Globe, and...

...globe, of a confiderable fouthern latitude, that hath both thegreateft and leaft degree of longitude. There are three remarkable places on the globe, that...differ both in longitude and latitude, and yet all lie under one and the fame meridian. There is a certain ifland in the baltic fea, to whofe inhabitants...

...globe, of a confiderable fouthern latitude, that hath both the greateft and leaft degree of longitude. There are three remarkable places on the globe, that differ both in longitude and latitude, and yet ail lie under one and the fame meridian. There is a certain ifland in the baltk fea, to whofe inhabitants...

...the three hundred and fiftieth degree of longitude. PARADOX VI. t There are three remarkable place» on the globe that differ both in longitude and latitude, and yet all lye ender one and the fame meridian. ANSWER. By the globe, may be meant the artificial globe, apd by the...

...globe, of a considerable southern latitude, that hath both the greatest and least degree of longiiude. 6. There are three remarkable places on the globe, that differ both in longitude and lati. tude, and yet all lie under one and the same meridian. (337) 8. There is a certairi island in...

...certain place on the Globe, of a considerable Southern Latitude, that hath both the greatest and least Degree of Longitude. 6. There are three remarkable...differ both in Longitude and Latitude, and yet all lie under one and the same Meridian. 7. There are three remarkable places on the Continent of Europe,...