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A lytel treatyse of astronomy declaryng the leape yere, and what is the cause therof, and howe to knowe saynte Mathies day for euer, with the maruelous mocion of the sonne ... and also the dyuersities that may come by dyuers and sundry inhabitacions vpon the earth. whereby December in the space of tyme, shalbe remoued and be the hyghest monethe in sommer ... [et] also where the longest day in the yeare shalbe halfe the yeare long. Made and composed by Anthony Askham physition. In the yere of our Lorde God. M.D.L.II. Also there is a table added to the ende of the booke, whereby maye be knowen al the partytulers [sic] therein conteyned.
Askham, Anthony, fl. 1553. EEBO The Huntington Library records - unstructured. [1], xxi [i.e. xxii], [5] leaves. London: By Wylliam Powel, 1562.
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