The construction of the wonderful canon of logarithms

34 Construction of the Canon,
the logarithms of the same
pute, at one time, all
rank, namely all the second logarithms in each of
the columns, then all the third, then the fourth,
and so the others, by continuously adding 100503.
3210291 to the logarithm in one column, that the
logarithm of the same rank in the next column be
brought out. For by either method may be had
the logarithms of all the proportionals in this
table; the last of which is 6934250.8007528, corresponding
to the sine 4998609.4034.
47. In the Third table, beside the natural numbers, are to
be written their logarithms; so that the Third table,
which after this we shall always call the Radical table,
may be made complete andperfect.
This writing up of the table is to be done by
arranging the columns in the number and order
described (in 20 and 21), and by dividing each
into two sections, the first of which should contain
the geometrical proportionals we call sines and
natural numbers, the second their logarithms progressing
arithmetically by equal intervals.
The Radical Table.
First column.
Second column.