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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 15, 6
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simul Tubo comprehendi, itaque nec distantia
intercepta satis accurate mensurari potuit
correta quidem magis magisque ad lineam
ad accedebat, sed ante diluculum non
attingebat, alioqui ad a sagitfarii prope
accessisset.
Eadem nocte, hora tertia
matutina fuerit in 23. gradu Sagittarii
Itaque est vetrogradus ad instar trium
plateltarum superiorum, qui terram
includunt quando soli sunt oppositi: et
planeta ad oppositionem solis festinabat
Comepta-
Nocte quae inter 23 et 24 Aprilis
intercedebat, jam hora nona super aedific
se abtollebat, et lineam Na serpentari,
longe transgressus, cum capitibus Herculis
et seppentarii fere constituebat Trian-
gulum aequilaterum. Sed circa horam
X) mam Coelum obscurabatur, ut
Cometa amplius videri non posset
Cometa hic est caudae expers
satis grandis, majoret primae magni-
tudinis stellam excedens, sed luse debili,
qualis stellae per aerem crassum trans-
lucentis villosus praeterea vel nebulosus
more Cometarum