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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 10, 6
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A sol. B. centrum terrae. DE. Dimmeter terrae
FEG. Aequator D Zenith primum in Aquatore cii sol
verticaliter imminet. E. nadir ejus Verticales per Zem.Bh
transeuntes DGE7. DHEY. Obes interiores seu
regiones vel cuticula Terrae vel circuli in Terrae
visceribus aequatori paralleli afX cujus
Tcaith a. nadir f. verticales akfr aL fU
Et Circulus DM e T. cujus Zenith b. madir C. verticales
h. Ne S. bOcR, deniue circulus CPd
a
cujus Zenith e aadird. Radii solis
unumquemque verticalem utrinque a zenith
ad Nader pellentes Ag. Ah. Ai
Am An. A0 Ap. Ay. Au AF
As Ar. AWo Ao Ay A) Aa
Temth novum solys progrediente
ut alium punctum verticaliter
illustrante pro circulo extimo
3. penextimo V. penintimo
S. e intimio E.
Unde omnium verticalium
illustrationis primae perextinodum
in guigitem collecta materia
tendet ex EmB. Nadir suo
veteri in tenith suum novum
penextiuorum ex F in β exf in)
ex e in S. ex d in E.. Si posse
rectis a radir veteri ad
novum ductis
Tenit
G
e
A
Terra. B. Zenith.
C Nadir. D. C. Poli
BDCE. Meridianu loci
BLCK. aequalor viteri
BHC1. et B3FCG verti–
cales caeter loci