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| Tartaglia, Invention 1664, tr. Thomas Salusbury | ||||||
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THE
TROUBLESOME
INVENTION
OF
Nicolas Tartalea:
BEING
A Generall way to recover from the bottome of the Water,
any SHIP that's Sunke, Or any other Ponderous Masse, though
it were a Solid TOWER of Metal.
TOGETHER WITH
An Artificiall way of DIVING, and staying a long
time under Water, to seeke any thing Sunke in the
greatest DEPTHS.
AS ALSO,
A SVPPLEMENT, Shewing a
Generall and Secure Way to Grapple, &c. any
Submerged SHIP.
Englished, By THO. SALUSBURY, Esque
LONDON,
Printed by WILLIAM LEYBOURN, Anno Dom.
MDC LXIV.