Chapter II: Appendix: Information Respecting the Total

ECLIPSE OF MAY 28, 1900, FOR TRAVELLERS VISITING PORTUGAL AND SPAIN 239

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

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FIG. 1. TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN, SEPTEMBER 7,
1858 _Frontispiece_

" 2. THEORY OF TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN 15

" 3. THEORY OF AN ANNULAR ECLIPSE OF THE SUN 16

" 4. ANNULAR ECLIPSE OF THE SUN 16

" 5. PARTIAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN 17

" 6. SHADOW BANDS 47

" 7. RAYS OF LIGHT SEEN DURING TOTALITY 49

" 8. BRUSHES OF LIGHT 57

" 9. "BAILY'S BEADS," FOUR STAGES, AT BRIEF
INTERVALS (MAY 15, 1836) 58

" 10. CORONA OF 1882. SUN-SPOT MAXIMUM 68

" 11. CORONA OF 1867. SUN-SPOT MINIMUM 70

" 12. ECLIPSE OF JAN. 11, 689 B.C. AT JERUSALEM 100

" 13. THEORY OF AN ECLIPSE OF THE MOON 187

" 14. CONDITIONS OF ECLIPSES OF THE MOON 189

" 15. OCCULTATION OF JUPITER, AUG. 7, 1889
(IMMERSION) 237

" 16. OCCULTATION OF JUPITER, AUG. 7, 1889
(IMMERSION) 237

" 17. OCCULTATION OF JUPITER, AUG. 7, 1889 (EMERSION) 238

" 18. OCCULTATION OF JUPITER, AUG. 7, 1889 (EMERSION) 238

" 19. PATH OF THE TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN OF
MAY 28, 1900 _at end of book._

THE STORY OF ECLIPSES.