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He also describes, though often in less detail, 218 almanacs, ephemerides, and lumarios published in the Americas during the same period.
Mathematical works printed in the Americas, 1554-1700 by SciTech Book News
New results on SW Sex stars and a proposed observing campaign David Boyd described his joint project with Dr Gaensicke, designed to update the ephemerides of several eclipsing SW Sextantis stars by timing eclipse minima.
Report of the joint meeting of the American Association of Variable ... by Taylor, Melvyn / Journal of the British Astronomical Association
In the fifteenth century, however, "almanacs or ephemerides began to be prepared for definite periods, as 30 or 10 years," and beginning around the middle of the sixteenth century, almanacs were compiled for a single year.
Marking time: astrology, almanacs, and English Protestantism by Chapman, Alison A. / Renaissance Quarterly
 
 
 
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