Author: TANNER (Robert)

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TANNER (Robert). A Mirror for mathematiques. LA Facsimile reprint of the early chapters of the ].58? edition, dealing with the astrolabe.] GU1TffER (R.W.T.) The Astrolabes of the world, etc. Vo1. pp. 502-512. Oxfora, 1932.

Card ID: 141

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V M’ ROBERT [BELLARMINO), Saint, Cardinal, Archbishop of Capua. TANNER (Adam). Judicium discretionis; or, a Just and necessary apology for the people!s judgement of private discretion exhibite against the arrogant pretences and imperious suggestions of Tannerus, Valentia, Bellarinine, with other advocates of the Papal tyranny, etc. London, 1667.

Card ID: 368

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L LRL’. r QN Gril• TANNER (Robert)7 iter_on Nusic. La Musique antique grecque, exp1ique par me consquence de la thorie paycharithmtique. See REVUE MUSICALE. La Revue musicale. (Num&o spciai, 248. La Musique antique grecque par R.Tanner.) Paris, 1961.

Card ID: 142

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I e5z.c’vce QA1, BOWERS (Robert Hood). See BANG (Willy). Materialien zur Kunde des aiteren engliseben Dramas, etc. New Series. 17. Byrsa basilica; seu, Regale —. excambium. A Latin academic comedy of the early seventeenth century, by J. Rickets. Edited from Bodieian MS. Tanner 207, with an introduction, translation and notes, by R. H. Bowers. Louvain, 1939.

Card ID: 258

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WRITERS AND CRITICS. Writers and critics, [Continued.] 47. THOMAS (Edward M.) Orwell. 1964. er 48. RANS (Geoffrer). Edgar Allan Poe. 1965. 49. JENKINS (Cecil). Mauriac. 1965. ciiLOG 50. TANNER (Paul Anthony). Saul Bellow. 1965. 51. COWASJEE (Saras). O’Casey. 1966. ‘yP 52. FRENCH (Robert B.D.) P.G.Wodehouse. 1966. [ SEE NEXT CARD]

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C /.\j ç $hsy 1O! TANNER (Robert). A Mirror for mathematiques: a golden gem for geometricians, a sure safety for saylers, and an auncient antiquary for astronomers and astrologians. Contayning also an order howe to make an astronomicall instrument, ca1led the astrolab, with the vse thereof. Also a playne and most easie instruction for erection of a figure for the 12. houses of the heauens, etc. fT. .54 + (2). Illustrations, diairams and tables. (DeM7T 0 4 . Imprinted...byJ.C. aria are to be sold. by R. Watkins: London,1587 The running title reads:”The Tr.auailers joy and feljcjt— COLLATION: A—04.

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