Obs. [f. ECLIPSE.] (See quot.)
1794. G. Adams, Nat. & Exp. Philos., IV. 179. A globe to show the phenomena of solar and lunar eclipses on all places of the terrestrial globe, called an eclipsareon.
1867–77. G. Chambers, Astron. Voc., 915. Eclipsareon, an astronomical toy invented by Ferguson.
