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Of Globes, with their Various Decorations, 419 xxiv. Of the Representation of the Moon and Stars, 421 xxv. Of the Representation of Sundry Figures in Fire, 423 xxvi. Of the Representation of Flat Stars with a large Body of Fire, 424 xxvii. Of the Single, Double, and Triple Table Wheel, 425 xxviii. Of Decorations, Transparencies, and Illuminations, ib. xxix. Of Imitative Fire-works, 440   CHAPTER XI. Of Aquatic Fire-works, 442 Sec. i. Of Water Rockets, 443 ii. Of Pipes of Communication, ib. iii. Of Horizontal Wheels for Water, 444 iv. Of Water Mines, ib. v. Of Fire Globes for the Water, 445   vi. Of Odoriferous Water Balloons, 446 vii. Of Water Balloons, 447 viii. Of Water Squibs, 448 ix. Of the Water Fire-Fountain, ib. x. Of Swans and Ducks, to discharge Rockets in Water, ib. xi. Of Discharging Rockets under Water, 449 xii. Of the Representation of Neptune in his Chariot, 450 xiii. Of the Representation of a Sea-Fight with small Ships, and the Preparation of a Fire-Ship, 451   CHAPTER XII. Of the Arrangement of Fire-works for Exhibition, 452