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# Title: [Observationes Diametrorum Solis Et Lunae Apparentium, Meridianarumque aliquot altitudinum Solis & paucarum fixarum] Observationes Diametrorum Solis Et Lunæ Apparentium, Meridianarúmque aliquot altitudinum Solis & paucarum fixarum (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 130)
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L.=B. I. Investicatio Allicudinis Poli.
Alcieu Sella axima est grad. 48 16 35: Minima vero or. 43 16 35:
quarum differentia cA or. 5 o o: unde datur distaneia ejusdem Aella a
Polo Eguatoris or. 2 30 6: e aleicudo Poli Lugdumensisor. 45 46 35:
guae, quia jam anno quineo sic obserraca differenciam Censibilem non 2d
mictie, ideo non parum habet corritudinis. Mancaciraque cerra e derer-
inara Poli borealis alciendo Lugduni grad. 45 46 30: cui nobis dein-
ceps est acquielcendum.
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L APL
De Telescopio purando, Co idonea machinae aptando.
E LL ES Actronomi, qui Luminarium DiaMCtrOS uECUM-
dd vericarem accedenres ex suis observationibus detinie.
nc, rem profecto laudc dignam praesticerune. Nam id cis
ec valde laboriolum, eo quod mediis, quibus jam instructi
tomuS, Carverine. Vrebancur illi Radiis _ Dioperis, quorum
ulus, proprer Maeplicem, qui in eis lacebat errorem, jam obsolevic. Po.
everune quidem opcacam Diamerrorum menturam obcinere, Si Luminari
proci abhorizome consticuro, de condradiolo per foramen obscuri cu-
Diculiineromisso, vel de covo umbrolo projecto à sphara sive circulo.
nuc de quadraca umbrae Pyraraide a plano quadrato projecta cam lecun-
dum lonsirudinem, quam secundum lacicudinem eis consticerie, auc si ab
solure in quaris alcieudine cempus exacte numerarum fuerie, quo discus
luminolus per planum sux semirx perpendiculare corus eranlerie: urrum.
que aucem ica disficile cst, (cum pendest a dubio et incerro lucis umbrx.
quecermino) uemirum non iic, unum cumdemque obserratorem (XpC
laepius a seiplo plusquameribus scrupulis dilcrepare poruisse. Sed cum jam
nostris hilce cemporibus, ulus Telescopii maxime vigeac, cujus lingularis
propriecas ea ek, ut res alioquin non vilibiles oprice augendo conspicien
das praebeac, et quod nudis oculis contuse cernimus, hoc ipsum distincta
reorelencer: ita solis Linxque imagines, quae nodo foramine, tinc ull2
limborii praecisione cernuntur, ab ambience umbradilcreras ade d exqui
Senobis exhiber, ur majorem tas non sic aliunde sperare subcilicarem.
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