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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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E A P. TII. De imperfecta aquandi temporis formula.
apparens majuss est medio, ue ipse loquieurs hoc est Ascensio recta Solis medium
mocum excedic; sed eriam hic decipieur, quia cum Asconso recta Solis major
elt moeu medio, cunc medius Solis locus, qui, ne pucac, index est cemporis mediis
locum in Aquacore occupar occidentaliorem sole iplo: de proinde runc majus est
tempus medium apparence: Esoramen, ur rule, aequacio substractiva; Igitur rem
Dus medium hujus longieudinis Lunae medixe esset hora 2352 15 post meridiem
dici praecedencis, juxca quod mocus Lunx medius pro aequacionis quantieare mi-
nuendus eraderee Sign. 1 Srad. 13 28 40: quod cum seguencibus Aare non po-
cest. Si enim quovis momenco, uc praedicta Fere mechodus, canca cs diftereneia
temporis medii ex appareneis, quanca medii mocus solis, d ascensionis rectu
Mocus ejusdem veri: oporcet urique ipsissimo E pochie momeneo, cempusmedium
de apparenS IMHL SC di (crepaC. F. A enim in adjuncto calculo insticuro ad primum
CA LCHLOS VERI LOCI SOL1S,
in Epocha Christi.
Hloc est, ad primam diem zanuarii; anni Christi primi:
Lorisicudo Solis media
Apoexum Solis
Anomalia Solis media
in meridie apparenti, Draniburei.
Semissis anomalix media
Semissis anomalixe verx
Anomalia Solis vera
Vera lonsicudo Solis
Distantia Solis ab A quinoerio
Sien. 57. 1 u
8 43 57 Tuberahieur ab APO8XO
Sign. er.
14
1
220 6 16 TAnZCNS
10,758351
Logaric. Fclip. 0,03763,0
Distancia Solis xequatoria ab Aquinoctio 2 29 13 4+ TanGenS 10,72070,4
9 20 46 16
Ascentio recta veri loci Solis
Disserencia lonsirud. medix
57.
Solis, de Ascensionis rectae ejusdem
2 56 29: Peu Horar. Scrupul. 7 a
est cemporis equatio Pagonica suberahenda: vel Kepleriana addenda.
Christi annum. _ primam diem janvarii currences (ue Ferune Canones Paganici) in
meridic, Chranibursi, medis Solis lonsiendo Signor. 9 gF. 8 47 57: ec Ascensiore-
eta loci veri Solis sign. 9 5 ad. 20 46 16: Elorum differencin cAt scad. 1 56 19,
dux in cempus commueaca daeaequarionem cemporis Y as suberahendam ab Fpo-
cha tempore apparenti us has rempus Exocha medium hora 23 5i 15 Post meria
+ 29 30 47 Tuberahenda
Tansens
14 45 23.
14 23 30
10,56461,
LOgdrIch. ANO. 6301563,0
TaAGenS
27
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