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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 15, 6
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( quo horologuem fune pendulo animatum.
omnibus kacenus cognitis accuratius detertum
est, in magnam omnes spem erecti sumus He
gotia longitudinum rse aliquando peni
tas conficiendi, quantum abososeruatione coctispe
raripotest.
Aorologio jam accurato
sapposito variae propositae sunt loci navis
per obseruationes coelestes inueniendirates
alia auia commodior, et quibus una mihi in
mentem venit unuersalis admodum ee simplex
satisque ut credo accurata.
Simplex quia
non rusi una obseruatione coelesti transigitur
cum contra ubi duabas, luribusq obseruationibus
diversotempore factis opus est, intereanaci
provecla, dificillima reddatur compuutatia.
Uniuersalis, quia nulli fere tempori non diei
non nodi non certis siderum altitudinibus
alligata est, Sed solis, Lunaue, aut sellae cuigdam
fixa conspecta contenta est, quiraro pernota,
bile tempus deesse potest. Cum contra so
lutiones quae ex Lunae obseruatione pendent
dimidio fere mensis tempore ante e post.
nocilunium, conspectu scil: Lunae negato, cessent.
Et qua sole indigent, noctu fieri nequeait
 eo in quibus duabus aequalibus ejus dem.
fideris altitudinibus observatis opus est, hovi
incommodum habeant, ut priore observatione
facta, postercor aeris mavisue injuria facile
intercipiatur, acproinde prior reddatur inu–
tilis. De quibus aliisque in hoc negotio observandis desiderant, cum cento quasi momentos int alligatae
legi possunt tum quae ab illustri Hugenio horo sapissime frastrentur, cum fortasse tempore
logii penduli inuentore, circa applicationem quam aliis quibasdam indefinitis, antea sposiale
ejus ad longitudines sunt scripta, tam quae transimomentis, screnitalem simas tabituri.
actionibus Anglicanis num: 4.7. sunt inserta.
accurata denique satis est quam propono, ratio
tam quia calculo exequo, aut facillimo, aine
nautas quidem larbataro indiget, tum quia sola
+Et ea qua meridianam praecise altitudinem
mercaianae, seu summa altitaomus, non eandem