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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 13, 3 (shelfmark LH 13, 3)
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ratio ordinis dierum septimanae
secundum planetas de nominatorum
Siphilinus in Epitoma dionis: ab Aegyptiis profectum est, ut dies secundum
septem planetas nominentur.. Plaretatum ordo secundum Aegus sitios est saturnus
Jupiter Mars, sol Venus Mercurius Luna. Secundum hunc ordinem si horas dici
noctisque recensueris, reperies primam diei EIC186Hs (sequentis, nempe post dem
saturm (solitribui. Kursus in eisdem viginti quatuor horis supradicta
ratione perges, Lunae primam horam dici tertiae assignando. Haec ille rem schema sequens ostendet
2 3 a 5 67 89 10 11 12131415 16 17 18 1920 2 22 2324
126087D5460973546094D40
44 D t 28O eY DZ70C88D  46C) G
46C 8 8D h460+D44504fD q2t
084D f 26048D446044D28 cd G
Dt450 Qf D 176088344608YD 7
6088D 545088D126088 D 146C
1
aa eeroo
EdE46044D2466446706447
ert
idem autem assequere sive horas omnes exponas, ut quis planeta primam
diei septimanae horam habeat assequare; sive compendio planetis septem
in circulum Ngyptiacid ordine dispositi, incipiens a t, eique ascribens 1, tertium
a signato numeres, qui est C eique ascribas; 2; unde rursus tertius D signabitur
era numero 3; et ab hoc tertius d, numero 4, et ab hoc tertuis 
numero s; et ab hoc tertius, et numero 6; et ab hoc denique tertius 0
umero
ta ordo planetarum hebdomadarius prodit. Ratio consensus est, quod
24 dividas per 7 restat 3. itaque semper ad tertium novum i fit
ab ultimo saltus.