An ephemerides for five yeares to come. Calculated by the most learned and excellent mathematician, M. David Origanus; for the latitude of 52. degr. 20. min. Revised, corrected, and reduced to this forme, by Iohn Evans, Master of Arts - Origanus, David 1558-1629 (Printed by Iohn Haviland, 1633)
"Although the text of the dedication is the same setting in all copies, the dedicatees vary: Earl of Craven (British Library copy), Sir T. Middleton, kt. and bt. (Folger Shakespeare Library copy), Sir H. Berkeley, kt. and bt. (American Antiquarian Society copy), S. Marow (Harvard University Library copy)."--STC. - A translation of: Annorum quinque sequentium ephemerides. - Ephemeris for each year has special title page. - Imperfect; considerable print show-through; leaves tightly bound, with some loss of text. - Pagination and signatures continuous. - Preceding the ephemerides, each with caption title, are: "A treatise of the name, definition, distribution, and vse of an ephemeris", "The second part, entreating of mathematicall physicke, or a briefe method of physicke, by iudiciall astrologie", and "The third part of this treatise, handleth the iudgements of the astrologians upon certaine questions appropriated to the 12 houses". - Reproduction of the original in the Folger Shakespeare Library. - STC (2nd ed.), 18845a