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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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DBS E R Y A FIO OCT A V R.
Ino Christi Cresoriano 2660: Dic 23 Maii. Eus duni, circa horam decimam
La Terorinam, numerala lune ad Lunam (ipsa incerim eransennee planum decer-
minaci circuli horarirs perpendiculi ribeaciones simplices quinguies aue lexies
357, 8358, cum esser lux Mune debilis, caelotamen Caris Pereno.
simplicium vibracionum fuic hora decima 358: 2d quod rempus
datur et octavo calculo, mocus Lunae horarius circa polos Aquacoris vilus
Bcad. 14 37 =: Ideo cenerum Lunae percurrebar incered in Parallelo rilo arcum
Ad morum Luna horarius circapolos Se quaroris visum
Ila numerata semplices vibrationes
95503
Srad.  1
Ad arcum incerea peraratum a centro Luna in Parallelo viso.
1437 723
358.
srad. n
0 3253.
iIn ArCUS Diameter Luna apparens in plano ejuldem Parallelis
cd aliquonro nne delerraca, quam revera esser. Cum enim in omni Plenilunio
secundum morum quaeoris consideraro (idest, quod
continsie. Luminarium ceneris in eodem Meridiano con
sticuris) radius visualis AB ad Lunam directus, FaciaE
in B cenero ejusdem, cum BC eadio circuli lucidum ab
opaco diridencis, angulum ABC grad 9O, cum qUAEEE
circicer parre oradus unius, quantus scilicee est Cemian-
sulus coniumbrae Lunaris: tempore aurem hujus obser-
racionis distaree adhuc Luna d Plenilunio apparenei
3ead. TY 14 40 dacur quippe ex octaro calculo, dictancia
Solis a Meridiano aequaroria Occalum verlus Gr. 15066:
e distancia Lunx a Meridiano aegnaroria rila Orrum ver-
TuS orad. 18 45 26: guOrum agGrCGATUIM gT. 168 45 20
est distancia Lunx a Sole aeguatoria visa deficiens a semi-
circulo grad. IY 14 40. Ideo, praedictus angulus ABC in
centro Lunae factus coridem oradibus e scrupulis minor
eractunc, quam in Plenilunio, constans scilicee lolummo-
do grad.79 6 20:de proinde Diameter Lunae juAo minor
obterrabatur sccup. secundis 18: ridebarur siguidehemi-
(phaerii Luna nobis obversi pars lucida sub angulo C AF,
reliqua parte, id est limbo oriencali CD ob defectum lumi-
nis TolarisnOn aPPaTenEC.
Sic in adjuncto Schemate, angulus DAF. Diamerri L 1-
nae plenae appareneis in plano Paralleli vili, ejusque Pemissis
BAD: Sic quoque angulus CAF Diamecri Luna apPa-
emis Hon Pretiae, led qualis obserrara fuir in plano ejuldem Paralleli: ductilque
aequalibus rectis BC de BD, hane duo criangula; ABC quidem obliguansulum: ec
ABD rectaneulum ad D. Haec duo criangula habene duo lacera duobus laceribus
aequalia, nempe BC, ipsi BD: ec AB commune. Sune aurem cujustibet crianguli
LFB. II. Observationes Diametri Lunae apparentis.
Tgicat numeru
lCrup. 3253. Nam, per auream regula.
De numerus simplicium vibrationum horarius
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