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RefNoMA/38/3
Previous numbersMA.38
LevelItem
TitleMeteorological observations at Berlin, Germany, [communicated] by Johann Theodor Jablonski
CreatorJablonski; Johann Theodor (1654-1731); Polish lexicographer and Secretary to the Berlin Royal Society
Date1 January-31 December 1726
DescriptionTables of daily meteorological observations for the year 1726, arranged on printed sheets, one per month, with three sets of observations per day. Columns for the day and time, the latter divided into 'Matins' [morning] 'Meridies' [noon] and 'Vesperi' [evening], followed by barometer and thermometer, wind direction and strength, and 'Tempestas & Aeris Qualitas' [weather and quality of the air]. A column for rainfall has not been used. For each month, the tables of data are followed by a graphical representation of barometer readings, headed: 'Conspectus Ichnographicus Ascensus & Descensus Mercurii in Barometro per mensem...[a graphic survey of the rise and fall of mercury in the barometer for the month...].

Each monthly sheet is headed 'Observationes Meteorologicae Berolinenses'.
LanguageLatin
Extent48p. [each fourth page is endorsed with the month only]
FormatManuscript
Printed
PhysicalDescriptionInk and ink wash on paper
Dimensions357x225mm.
AccessStatusOpen
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