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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 15, 6
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meridiano lobs indi vel a meridiano Amstelodamensi globus
i indicabit.
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Aduerte autem propter motum nodi qui quolidie recedit
ab ordine signorum 3. 10 debere fiert Zodiacum Lunarem
circa globum, mobilem; aliter in distantia Lunce a polo
post plures periodas Daretur aliqua variatio.
Aliter per Calculum:
Duoniam supponimus ex Astronomicis principiis
Cognitam Lunae maximam obliquitatem, ejus que nodum
in aequatore pro singulis periodis determinatum; item
punctam ascensionis cuius Libet stellae finae, et consequenter
distantiam illius puncti à nodo. sic per tregonometriam
Ut sinus totalis,
Ad Pinum distantiae guncti ascensionis stellae in meridiano
Cum Luna repertie, ad proximum nodum, siva sectionem
Semita Lunce in aequatore.
sic sinus maximae obliquitatis Luner
ad Sinum declinationis Luna.
et sic invenies Lunae declinationem, Curud complementam
usque ad 90. gradus erit quaesita distantia Lunde a polo.
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Aduertat Lector si placet, ad fauttatem huius piraneas
quae non requirit aliam observationem quam solius Lunae
meridianae; nam stella aliqua quaeem luna sit in
meridiano, filo gendenti exacto cognascitu
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