Mercurius coelicus, sive, Almanack et prognostication vel speculum anni a nativitate Jes. C. 1662 [electronic resource] : being the second after bissextile, or leap-year ... / exactly calculated for the latitude of 56 deg. 20 min. by James Corss, philomath.

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