A curious uncommon account of the great eclipse of the moon, October the 10th, 1725. With a new theory of all the orbs in the heavens, of the Stars, of the Earth, and of the fixed Stars or Suns agreeing with Scripture, Love, Reason, Arts and Nature. With the poetical adventures and transactions of five months and odd days, &c. at the Rural Seat of Monsieur de L'Aron, in a Country abounding with Wine, Oil, Olive and Honey, Flesh, Fish, Wild-Fowl, and Venison, &c. &c. &c.