Rough holograph notes in Latin on calculating latitudes and longitudes, preceded by a list in English of the requisite mathematical, geographical and astronomical tables Isaac Newton c. 137 words The Newton Project Oxford 2017 Newton Project, University of Oxford

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 1714 or after (?), c. 137 words. MINT 19/3/167, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK UKSurreyKew, RichmondNational Archives MINT 19/3/167 1714 or after (?) England English Lating Holograph MintMiscellaneous Catalogue information compiled by Rob Iliffe, Peter Spargo & John Young Catalogue exported to teiHeader by Michael Hawkins Transcribed by Will Scott Checked by Will Scott

Wards Trigonometry A Table of Logarithms to 10000 A Table of Rt Ascentions & Declinations A Table of Amplitudes for finding yethe Variation A Table of yethe yethe Rumb lines & meridian. A Table of DisLatitude & Departure A Table of meridional parts. A Table of LongLongitude & Lat.Latitude of yethe chief Harbours Headands & Islands. A Table of yethe Rt Ascention & Decl.Declination of yethe principal stars. A Calendar.

31Invenire Latitudinem loci 5Invenire cursum navismaris 6Invenure velocitation navis 7Cursum et velocitatem per cursum maris corrigere 86Invenire differentias Latitudinis & Longitudenis 9Differenias ellas per Latitudinem loci corrigere 4Invenire vatiationem pixis nauticæ 28Invenire horam dici 39Invenire horam noetis 1112Navem ad datum locum dirigere 10Invenire longitudinem navis 1120Invenire longitudinem & latitudinem loci in lillore vizt per Ephemeridem Ephemeri eclipseon satellitis intimi 2 alis ad annos vigintis & allitudinem fixæ