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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 15, 6
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sive quolibet dic 12 gpadus.
itaque quot sunt dies elapsi a Novilunio
totias IB, Numerus dierum a novilundo
elapsorum per 12 multiplicatus, dabit gradus
di numerum graduum digressionis Lunae,
a loco Novitunii contra seriem signorum.
Sol autem interea etiam promovetur
percuriendo circitr uno Mense signum
adeoque sive 30 gradus, adeoqe
uno die unum gradum. Itaque Numenus
a numero digressionis lunae, detrahatur
Numerus dierum, et habebitur numderus graduum
distantiae solis et Lunae in Rodiaco
vel quod idem est Numerus dieium inde
a Novilunio multiplicatus per 11. dabit
numerum gradiuum quibus distant sol et Luma in fodiaco. locuque
simulque locus utriusque  notus erit. intelligeudum id svero est, ed diset ota qua plaecertus
Superest jam ut hinc colligamus
distantiam oleridianorum fols per locae
solis et Lunae in Todiaco transeuntium.
 quod ut fiat rectius
inspicienda est Ea autem interdum
major est quam in Zudiaca, distantia, ipsorum
Luminarium in Jodiace, interdum minor,
interdum prope aequalis. Major in
signis proximis aequatori, ut Ariete ntigine et
Libra piscibus et Ariese; virgime et libra
Minor in signis Tropico proximis
ut
in Geminus et Cancro, sagittario et Capricoruo
prope aequalis in signis mediis; nempe
Tauro Leone scorpio, Aquario. Ex
tum maxime s ea distantia in horum
signorum medium fere cadit, sed si
multo propior sit aequatori, major est
distantia in od aequatore, si multo propior
propico major est in rodiaco
Et quoniam qualibet dimidia die
Luna regreditur sex gradus; hanc
velut minimam mensuram assumemus
ae definiemus quomodo 6 gradibus libet in
quolibet signo respondeant gradus aequatoris.
quod autem in Ariete Tauro Geminisfit, idem in
idemia
Virgine Leone canero e
etliora scorpio sagittarie
piscibus sequaria cupricomo
contingere manifessum est.
ergo Sce Tabula
comparationis haec erit:
et
hoc.
hoviunium frit