"Sun-Dial Mottoes."
From: The Book of Sun-dials. By Mrs. Alfred Gatty [aka Margaret Scott Gatty] (1809-1873). Enlarged and re-edited by H. K. F. Eden (1846-) and Eleanor Lloyd (fl.1900). London: George Bell & Sons, 1900. Fourth edition.
pp. 201-486.
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| Pages 201-220 | 1. | A CLOCK | ... | 101. | BREVIS |
| Pages 221-240 | 102. | BREVIS | ... | 216. | DIGITUS |
| Pages 241-260 | 217. | DILIGE | ... | 323. | FUERAT |
| Pages 261-280 | 323. | FUERAT (cont.) | ... | 437. | HORAM |
| Pages 281-300 | 438. | HORAM | ... | 533. | JAM |
| Pages 301-320 | 534. | J'ATAN | ... | 676. | LUMEN |
| Pages 321-340 | 676. | LUMEN (cont.) | ... | 809. | NON |
| Pages 341-360 | 809. | NON (cont.) | ... | 932. | ORIENS |
| Pages 361-380 | 932. | ORIENS (cont.) | ... | 1051. | QUID |
| Pages 381-400 | 1052. | QUID | ... | 1176. | SIC |
| Pages 401-420 | 1177. | SIC | ... | 1306. | TAK |
| Pages 421-440 | 1306. | TAK (cont.) | ... | 1416. | TIME |
| Pages 441-460 | 1417. | TIME | ... | 1549. | UTERE |
| Pages 461-486 | 1550. | UTINAM | ... | 1682. | ZEIG |
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