De rebus cœlestibus, or An ephemeris, with astrological judgements upon ecipses [sic] and coelestial configurations for the year 1659: wherein is discovered, those various actions and designes, which are intended by the heavens, to be on foot in most parts of Europe : calculated for the meridian of London /

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