ERRATA in ASTRONOMY, VOL. II. Part II

ERRATA in ASTRONOMY, VOL. II. Part II.

The following omissions and mistakes in the Plates and References the Reader will be pleased to rectify with his pen.

Page 531. col. 1. under N^o 367. l. 8. of the paragraph: For 4, write 194.

In fig. 156. (Plate LXXV.), y is wanting at the Sun's place, and C at the centre of the Earth.

P. 550. margin. For 157, 158, write 30, 31.

P. 556. l. 21. from bottom. For fig. 204 write 205. In the figure itself, the circle most to the left hand wants N at the North Pole, and $\mathcal{A}$ at one extremity of the Equator. The circle next to it wants likewise N at the North Pole, and $\mathcal{E}Q$ at the Equator, represented there by a double arch of a circle. S is wanting at the southern extremity of the axis, and T at the extremity of the Tropic of Cancer, represented by a black single arch of a circle. In the next circle Q is wanting at the right-hand extremity of the Equator, represented there by a double straight line. And in the fourth circle to the right hand, Q ought to be substituted in the place of O at the right-hand extremity of the Equator.

P. 580. N^o 489, line 1. For fig. 209, write 210.

P. 581. col. 1. middle. For fig. 210, wr. 211.

Ib. col. 2. For 211, wr. 212; and for 209, wr. 210.

P. 584. col. 2. middle. For 217, wr. 216.

P. 585. col. 1. For fig. 218, wr. 217.

Ibid. col. 2. For fig. 218, wr. 217; and for 217, wr. 216.

DIRECTIONS FOR PLACING THE PLATES OF VOL. III.

PART I.		PART II.
Plate	Page	Plate	Page
XCII. to face	25	CI.	408
XCIII.	48	CII. }	437
XCIV.	52	CIII. }	437
XCV.	80	CIV. }	40
XCVI.	132	CV. }
XCVII.	136	CVI. }
XCVIII.	293	CVII. }
XCIX.	321	CVIII.	556
C.	332	CIX. }	788
		CX. }	788
		CXI.	794

[In all, 20 Plates.]

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