Miscellanies upon various subjects ... / [John Aubrey].

John Aubrey

Date:: 1784

Credit: Miscellanies upon various subjects ... / [John Aubrey]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$ments of a third circle) were of a pale colour, The fun was within the interfections of the circles. The next remarkable thing that followed was, that on the third of June following*; | Cornet Joice carried King Charles I. prifoner from Holdenhy to the Ifle of Wight. The IMe of Wight lieth dire&tly from Broad-Chalk, at the 10 o’clock point. | The phenomenon, fig. 2, was feen in the north fide of the church-yard of Bifhops-La- vineton in Wiltfhire, about the latter end of September 1688, about three o’clock in the afternoon. | This was more than a femicircle. © B. B. Two balls of light. They were about eleven degrees above the Horizon by the quadrant; obferved by Mr. Robert Blea, one of the Earl of Abingdon’s gentlemen. “© Cicero de Natura Deorum, \ib. 2. Multa ° preterea Oftentis, multa ex eis admonemur, mul- * See Sir W. Dugdale’s hift. of the Civil Wars. “ tyque$

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