Notes: [1] The first edition was produced by two separate printers in London: Jacob Tonson in the Strand and Thomas Longman and John Osborn in Pater-noster Row. [2] “Peter Thompson” is inscribed on the title page. It has not been possible to identify this individual. [3] Sarah Bleecker Tibbits (1803–1883) was a member of the prominent Tibbets family in Troy, New York. A bookplate on the front pastedown indicates she gifted the book to the Troy Public Library, along with other texts that originated from the libraries of her father-in-law, George Tibbits (1763–1849), and her uncle on her mother’s side, US Senator Charles Edward Dudley (1780–1841). [4] In addition to the donation bookplate of Sarah Bleecker Tibbits, a second Troy Public Library bookplate appears on the front pastedown and a Troy Public Library stamp appears on the title page. The Tibbits were socially active in Troy, and Sarah’s son, Charles Edward Dudley Tibbets, served as a trustee of the Troy Public Library. Requests for additional information to Troy Public Library have yet to be returned. [5] Handwritten documentation from Ted Steinbock connects this object to Christie’s University of Chicago Rare Science Duplicates Sale, Part II, Lot 343, which included a copy of Newton’s Chronology. However, provenance details in this copy do not match the details in the auction records. The object contains many additional annotations from unidentified prior owners, including the initials IA, H, DMA, LMA, and LAA, the date 9/17/52 with an illegible note, and several other notes that may have come from modern booksellers on the front pastedown and front flyleaf. The price of 1 pound, 4 schillings, 6 pence appears on the front flyleaf and title page, and two reference numbers—one of which is the shelfmark in the Troy Public Library—appear on the first page of the dedication.