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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 15, 6
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cucuscunque tempoce aliquo cognito; seunt sciat tanta subfilitas ut jam supra dixi necesse
fixam aliquam, aliquo tempore cognito a meri, rea non est; e si esset, possent commode nilis
diano primo tantum alesse detere. mpore l’erti ominus rationes haberi, quibus plurimum 
gratia hanc, Mamue fixam pro arbitrio assimp diusionum lucremur. Prater hanc
tam, mille ab hiinc diebus 13. horis, 50. minutis spharam ergo apas est nauta, tam dud
V 45. secundis horariis,  die non à soles sed
primi mobilis revolutione astimato, a meridiano
aum 60 gradibus. 50. minutis
 tribus minuti primi graduum, quartis in aequa
toce aut ejus parallelo numeratis, quod seme in
uniuersum eum ab Astronomo aliquo dedi
aisse aut calculari sibi petiisse sufficit.
Ita enimsciet eam nunc abesse ab eodem Meri
diano 25. gr. 8. tribus quartis mmmut graduum
primi, et quantum quocunque tempore sequent;
per hocologium exactum sibi cognito, sit absu
tura, quando postea opus erit calculabit. Ruo
calculo nihil est facilius, cum tantum horas ad
gradus e minuta secundaque horarum adminu,
ta se cundaque graduum reducat. Hocpacto
si unius firae longitudinem tempore dato sciet
sciet omnium, imo videbit in globo si eam
tantum cuis longitudinem cognouit, meridiano
primo debité admoveat. Ita enim caeteras
omnes et eadem aperâ ei debité admolas esse
globus monstrabit. Si quis huius quo
calculi compendium facere vellet, posset ipsam
sphaeram artificialem astris depictis notatam
horologio accurato accommadare ut sua re
volutione horas ostendat, Meridiano pri
mo artificiati immobili manente, contra
Hordeonte Meridiano loci, qui valgoin
sphaeris artificialibqus immolites reprasen,
tantur totamus machinam velut sustentans
qea tasu
mobilitus redditis. Ut ita ad poti eleuca,
tionem, non polum cum sphaera elevari sed
hordzontem cui meridianus affixus est, deprimi
necesse sit, et contra. Htacrum modo