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] A John Crerar Library perfin stamp appears on the title page. On the rear of the title page, a deaccession stamp reads, “This book is no longer the property of the John Crerar Library.” This stamp, inside a rectangular box with a blank line at the bottom for a date, appears in many books that were deaccessioned as duplicates after the merger of the University of Chicago Library and the John Crerar Library. Most were deaccessioned in the mid-1980s, although this particular stamp is undated. [3] Christie’s, University of Chicago Rare Science Duplicates, Part II, March 30, 1995, Lot 344. This auction contained a large number of duplicate items held by the University of Chicago Library after its merger with the John Crerar Library. This copy has been rebound and no longer contains the provenance information included in the Christie’s catalog—particularly the inscription of Alexander Ross (1783–1846)—but the JCL perfin stamp, damp-staining on the title page, and documentation from Ted Steinbock confirm that this is the same copy.