J. H. (1676). Astronomia crystallina, or, A new and clear way to know and perceive all the motions of the heavens, and also the motion of the earth plainly, as through a crystal-glass: Far more easie and perspicuous than any before extant, whereunto is now added a postscript by way of dialogue between the author and two grand objectors, wherein all objections are fully answered and the objectors clearly confuted : composed according to the best observations, and most rational grounds of art (The second edition.).
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationJ. H. Astronomia Crystallina, or, A New and Clear Way to Know and Perceive All the Motions of the Heavens, and Also the Motion of the Earth Plainly, as Through a Crystal-glass: Far More Easie and Perspicuous than Any Before Extant, Whereunto Is Now Added a Postscript by Way of Dialogue Between the Author and Two Grand Objectors, Wherein All Objections Are Fully Answered and the Objectors Clearly Confuted : Composed According to the Best Observations, and Most Rational Grounds of Art. The second edition. 1676.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationJ. H. Astronomia Crystallina, or, A New and Clear Way to Know and Perceive All the Motions of the Heavens, and Also the Motion of the Earth Plainly, as Through a Crystal-glass: Far More Easie and Perspicuous than Any Before Extant, Whereunto Is Now Added a Postscript by Way of Dialogue Between the Author and Two Grand Objectors, Wherein All Objections Are Fully Answered and the Objectors Clearly Confuted : Composed According to the Best Observations, and Most Rational Grounds of Art. The second edition. 1676.