Brigden, Z. (1659). An almanack of the coelestial motions for this present year of the Christian aera 1659: Being (in our account) bissextile or leap-year, and from the creation (according to truest computation) 5608 : whose vulgar notes are golden number 7, cycle of the sun 16, the epact 17, dominical letter B : fitted to 315 degrees of longitude, the (supposed) meridian of the Massachusets Bay, where the pole artique is elevated 42 gr, and 30 min, and may without any sensible errour be applyed to any part of New-England. Printed by Samuel Green.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationBrigden, Zechariah. An Almanack of the Coelestial Motions for This Present Year of the Christian Aera 1659: Being (in Our Account) Bissextile or Leap-year, and from the Creation (according to Truest Computation) 5608 : Whose Vulgar Notes Are Golden Number 7, Cycle of the Sun 16, the Epact 17, Dominical Letter B : Fitted to 315 Degrees of Longitude, the (supposed) Meridian of the Massachusets Bay, Where the Pole Artique Is Elevated 42 Gr, and 30 Min, and May Without Any Sensible Errour Be Applyed to Any Part of New-England. Cambridg[e], [Mass.]: Printed by Samuel Green, 1659.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationBrigden, Zechariah. An Almanack of the Coelestial Motions for This Present Year of the Christian Aera 1659: Being (in Our Account) Bissextile or Leap-year, and from the Creation (according to Truest Computation) 5608 : Whose Vulgar Notes Are Golden Number 7, Cycle of the Sun 16, the Epact 17, Dominical Letter B : Fitted to 315 Degrees of Longitude, the (supposed) Meridian of the Massachusets Bay, Where the Pole Artique Is Elevated 42 Gr, and 30 Min, and May Without Any Sensible Errour Be Applyed to Any Part of New-England. Printed by Samuel Green, 1659.