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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 15, 6
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si tamen paulo accurationes esse
velimus, considerabimus solem
et Proprie autem hi
numeri designant distantiam solis
a Luna in
odiaco redactam in horas
(perinde ac si esset in aequatore)
ponendo et Ntinii momento simul fuisse
et quavis sequente Luna 48 minutis
porariis Lunam a sole ubiisse
quanquam si tamen acuentiores esse reliius
tantum 44 minuta horaria scribemus
nam quatuor minuta qua subtiarenda sunt quae
quibus quotidie sol ipse contra signorum seriem
efficio Nam sol  30 diebus circiter
percurrit signum ad quod duabus
horis rapraesentatur (integro, circulo dando hares 24)
adeoque una diehorae seu L horae
est  minuta
foralia, Qua sane
negligenda non sunt snam octidui
decursus faciunt semihoram taque numeri
ita stabunt ex p supra positis correcti:
tetis lunct o. 1 (3 B 14 15 16 p (0 b 10 ( 11 12 (3 pipx (15 16 13 18 19 20, 2 2 23 24 25 26 2, 18 29 30 0
et solis .-. . 0 04t 1. 28 2.n 256 (3. 40 (. 4. 245. 8 5. 50 (2  20 5. 7 6. 28 (934 10. 4
Distantia bunae
si tamen accuratiores esse velimus subtra hemus
inde quantum ipse sol interim sit regressus.
dum et ipse contra signorum seriem nititur
ponro jannario sol modo o modo 1. modo
sed rarius 2 minutis
Nimirum toto mense sol maturius vel tardius oritur vel occidit
2 mimatis uatarius surp
sol tnaturiqus nitur tardius occidit Mensibus circiter Horis et minutis ut sequitur
tardius occidit
Jan. Febr Mart. Aprit (Maii. sunii ) julii ) Ang. pept. Octotus. Novemb, decemibu.
Or. _32 0. 45 0. 54. (0.49 0. 38. (0. 6.029. 0.48. 0.51 0. 52. 6.39. f 1.7.
Occ. 0. 32)0. 46. 10. 54. 1049. 0.38. 0.8. (v. 29. 048051(0. 52 0. 39 0. 7
quant quanta quolibet
mense inter differentia ortus vel occasus nam
Cumque sciamus circiter
adem est) eam dividamue ejus partem sumamus
quae respondet etapso tantam quanta pars
mensis jam praeterlapsa est indo a Rovitumo,
quam subtin hemus, v.g. si 10 dies
sunt praeterlapsi seu mensis Pebruarii pars
45 seu 15 minuta subtrahemus
a numero illo 3 quem distantiae solis
Neque enim
certia, etiam
Cunaeque assignarimus.
Si consideremus sphaeratam superficiem
ad insta plance faciamusque faciet) odiacus
quadrans Jodiaci et quadhans eaequatoris constituent.
chiangulum cujus basi existente 10 graduum
sit hypotenusa 10+ 2 + 1 aego 10 +5 seu e5
seu erunt invicem ut 60 ad 6E. sive ut sive ut 12 ad 13
sive ut 1E ad 13.