No ray of sunlight is ever lost. - Albert Schweitzer.
This is the third in a series of books bringing together articles by Fred Sawyer on the history and theory of dialing. The current book covers 1999-2004.
GundlachÕs Shadowless Sundials,
Heliotrope XVIII,
A Declining Noon Mark,
The NASSAngel,
NicoleÕs Wedge,
Basho Hidokei Ð A Traditional Japanese Sundial,
JacquesÕ Layout,
Digital Sundials Ð Time At Your Fingertips,
The Pelekinon Brief,
____ And The Sawyer Dialing Prize,
Colonial SightingsÉ In Cemetery and Crypt,
Yabashi Point And Sawyer Equant,
NicoleÕs Dollar,
OudemansÕ Curve,
FosterÕs Proof For Dialing Scales,
A Fillip For Leybourn,
Further Evolution Of FosterÕs Dialing Scales,
A General Analysis Of FosterÕs Circular Nomogram,
Regulating the Foster-Point,
Letter To The Adler Planetarium,
The Foster-Point Sundial,
A Horizontal Sundial By Julien LeRoy,
al-KashiÕs Wall,
Gnomonic Modes & Ptolemaic Coordinate Dials,
A Sundial By Rule Of Thumb,
EbleÕs Horoscope,
Vertical Decliners By A New, Easie & Most Speedy Way,
Illumination By Scales,
A Note On The Origins Of Dialing Scales,
From Universal Analemmatic To Sun Compass,
HookeÕs Device,
A Self-Orienting Latitude-Independent Analemmatic Equant Dial Design,
Sightings At Colgate,
A Colgate Checkup,
Analemmatic Dialing Scales,
The Oldest Analemmatic Dial?