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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 15, 6
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Nam ex hac observatione praecise colligetur
alas Lunae; quod ita ostendo. Constat
Luna revolutionem a primi mobilis revoluoe
13. graditque relingui, ac proinde Lunam conti,
pue per totum Mensem, situm in spharafirarum
mutare, ergo dato loco Lunae in sphaera
firarum, dabitar tempas mensis seu aetas lunae
Videamus tantum, an mutatio illa loci
aLuna
seu situs in respecta fixarum exiguo tempore
sit sensibilis ad tempus mensis satis accu
rate supputandum; quod ita inveniemus.
cum Luna fingulis 24. Eoris primi mobilis,
a gradibus retardet ergo una hora retardabit seua punct sphara siparum
 differet
13 tis gradus, ee minuto horae 13onis gradus
et
170
sub quo antea fuerat, praevenietur
id est amplias paulo, quam parte gradusente
+
sima vigesima, seu paulo amplius dimidio
minuto primo gradus, quod sciliin circulo
latitudinis seu barallelo inquo Luna versatur
idu iu Iaque tanto 
est aestimandum. Quad danto cexactuis poterit per
obseruationus astimari, quanto  ipsa una
equatori est propior, b nos propiores ipsi lunae.
uanquam cente, quod ad primum casam altinet, licet luna abaequatore sit remotior,
paralleli aequatoris, seu circuli latitudinis
intra aequatorem in quibus seilscet solis luna
versari potest, non admodum inter se bab
aequalore magnitudine differant b quantum
ad secundum, vicissim nos quanto magis a,
una versus volum absumus, seu quanto masor
Doli eleuatio est, eominus exactitudine
obseruationum indigeamus, quia errtrurca
longitudines in Parallelo minoce, seu abaqua
iore remotiore miinus est sensibilis.
Veterminato ergo locolanae in sphara
firarum, quanta fieri potest exactitudine.
patet per Cphemerides ad institatum istud
rebite accommodatas determinatam este
eetatem Lunae, seu tempus mensis:  ommum
mentium
+ (nam 12 est ) = 12
40  120)