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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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CA P. IV. Delesirimae aequationis charactere.
lsicur cempus medium cA hOracUM 23 36 5: sEquario aucem luberatien
da 2b appacenci rempore cA Ccrup. hocZ 23 5V.
Demonstracira recerum remporio equacio, cujus hic specimen, secundum eri
plicem hypochelm exhibemus; consentie cum xquacione, qux deducirur al
Aignario dierum naturalium astronomica  demonstralba convenions vero
loco Solis existentis in erad. 13 10 W. Anno Christi 1588, dic 2 Octobris, Prani
burei inmeridie, e divorsis Tabulis Astronomicis deducta.
meaius mocus solis cempore obses.
Differencia mediorum mocuum
ascensio recta SOlis reMPOTC ObCCt  p
ascentio recta solis in Epocta CB,
Difterencio ACcentionum rectarum
Excest. distmed. mocuum sup. dift ACC. rectarur
Aquacio cemporis lubrrahenda
Tempus apparens obserracionis
Ergo cempus xquale
Ascentione recta Mecidiani; neque unquam haec distere ab illa, nis quando, ob
ricium Canonum astronomicorum, momeneum obserracionis justo cieius aue
cordius ulurpacur, ue accidie in nostro exemplo, in quo exigua, quX InFCE UEEAM
que aequationem cernicur differeneia, non aliunde oricur, nili ex co, quod aequacio
quae sisnicur ab Alcensione recta Meridiani, ad iphsimum spectat obserracionis
momeneum: AEquario aurem recerum semper supponie cempus Tabularum, quod
hic pluribus scrupulis diffece 2 cempore oblceraro. Quod si ACcensio recta Mcri-
diani ad cempus Tabularum inquiraene, cuncne vel unius scrupuli secundi horr-
rii differentia incer veramque aequationem inveniceur. Quod quidem indicasse
CnHICIRE.
Expraedictis omnibus viderie oprimus Lector, quid pro Hobis; aUE CONTTA NOS
concludi oxorcenc, nam in hoc libencer ei jure noctio cedimus, Pacis habentes con-
Scriplsse, non eam, quae aliorum dicis adverlentur, quam qux vera elle puca
rimus: Sc camen, uc si calus ferac, erudicorum censuram subire non derrecte-
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