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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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A P. I. De dierum nacuralium inaegualitate.
cercum est, id non entu, aue eanquam ex condicto accidisse, sed ex necestieire anci-
quacum se norillimacum obserracionum: depichenderune enim Cinguli luo quique
cempore, licur e nos Frequencer animadvercimus, Solem aequalibus remporibus
inaquales EClipeiCA AECUS PerCnErere apParenceE; minores quidem ciicA ApOExum
e majores circa Perigxum: Unde, eriam( nulla essec Feliprica obliguitas, hac
10l2 Causa, areuS Aquaroris diveni aequales esse non postene, cum eHene parces de
LclipeCx d Agnorori comunes. Verumsjam muleo magis se prodic eorum inaquali-
tas; cum ad id concurrane praedietx duae causae, Solis Scilicer excenericicas, et Lclipei-
ex obliguicas, quae licer incerdum bi murud officiane, ue hc, quando areus diurni
Aquacoris decreleune proprer Feliprica obliquicacem, (Cd CTC(CHNE PEOPECE exCeN-
cricirarem, aue conera: neuera camen illarum ab alcera pender, sed ueraque luum
Bgillacim Corrieur eRtectum.
Ex supiadietisliquer, arcum squaroris divrnum, esse perpecuo inxqualem:
Sed dies nacurales constane ex incesra Aquatoris convertione, d addiLaMENIO AF-
cus praedicti: Ergo dies nacurales lunc perpecud inaquales.
Porro dies nacurales, quies apparences dicuneur, apri non lunc ad menturandos
motus aequales: ideo necesse est, uc converraneur in equales, quories ex cabulis,
quae rempus aquale supponune, morus aequales lune colligendi: et ricissim dies
aquales, qui e medii dicuntur, mucari oporcet in apparenEeS, quandomOcS aequa-
les ad cempus apparens applicandi lune: hoc aurem taeile perticicur per addicionem,
aue substractionem differenria illius, quae incer dies aequales de apparences inveni-
tur, e quae ab Astronomis cemporis aquatio appellacur. Ouomodo aurem ea in-
reltiganda Sic, dicecur paulo inferius.
Caererum dies equales imasinacionis jurandae praria, sic concipiendi (unE, can-
quam producti ab alio Sidere Solinostro in omnibus simili, excepro quod nulla sE
ejus excenericicas; nulla irem rix, seu Ecliprica ejus oblignieas: ica enim morS
ejus dinenus, Tublaca Pcocthaphaerel erie unicus, de aequalis medio morui solis diur-
nosqui proprered delienabic diem medium _ aequalem; (ICUE PaES squaroriS rel-
pondens mocui solis diurno reco,diem apparenrem sen inaequalem: Bajorem qui-
dem, cum praedicta Aquacoris pars medium morum Solis diurnum exceder, mino-
rem rero, cum ab eo defciet.
C A PUF SECUN DDM
De temporis aequatione.
cujus eA aquatio.
ab incerrallo cemporis appareneis LuPeratME: _ COnerd.
dunrio cemporis est differencia, Gua Ca CCBIIS LGVaIS IHTETVAMMI
2. Nulla porest alienimom agosari nihrelpeltire da aliud momen
cum pracedens, aur sublessuens, cu ipla upeat acos desaates et rani illius.
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