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# Title: [Tabularum Astronomicarum Pars Prior De Motibus Solis Et Lunae, Nec-Non De Positione Fixarum Ex ipsis Observationibus deductis] Tabularum Astronomicarum Pars Prior De Motibus Solis Et Lunæ, Nec-Non De Positione Fixarum Ex ipsis Observationibus deductis (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 164, Stück 1; Leibn. Marg. 164)
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R A. F A7
lum per cubum quadrantis muralis, scd etiam porcacilis
cripedalis.
Ouamris altieudo meridiana Sirii non (uperet 25 gradus.
cujus alticudinis retractio posita cst 2 18, non ideo ni-
nus cerra erie differentia cemporis incer transicum Sirii ee
reliquarum fixarum aut planccarum, cum retractio actra
cantum in verticalibus circulis, quorum unus est moridia-
nus, accollat; nullam autem paciatur inxqualicatem in
tervallum temporis medii incer appulsus ad meridianuim;
quod in gradus convertum cum debita correctione alcen
sionales disterentias ostendie, ex quibus, rariis modis de
d rariis temporibus inter le, ac praelereim cum Sirio com
paratis, e propter motum proprium actixarum correctis.
consticuta aliunde alcentione recta sirii exguisicarum obser-
vacionum ope, alcensionem rectam stellarum praecipuarum
de planctarum eandem deduxi. Affixarum quae distane 
polo quinquaginta gradibus circiter, ex aqualibus alcitu-
dinibus ad ortum ex ad occalum mediationem caeli colle-
si, cum eam caeli regionem quadrans muralis non respi-
ceret, carumque alcentiones rectas in cundem catalo
sum cum reliquis conjeci.
Farum cciam declinationes ex alcicudinibus meridianis
habitis opc quadrancis cripedalis, cujus est dirilioexquilita
comparatilque cum alticudinibus jam antca a D. Picard
obferratis, de lxepe iceraris, debitaque retractionis quan-
titace imminuris; asecutus Tum.
Adjeci praeterca longicudines e laticudines Aellarum
prima magnicudinis aliarumque nonnullarum ex Trigo
nometrix deductas calculo, qui alcentionibus rectis de de-
clinationibus obferratis innititur.
Optima ex vera cabularum condendarum ratio ad pla-
necarum motus decerminandos ex nudis obserrationibus
deducenda videbatur. FIOc Crat commune Astronomo-
rum vocum, Ced res ipla _ difficilis _ ardua in CKCCuTIOC
iplis vila est, ad fctitiosigitur motus Greometricos contu-
gerunt, in quibus nescio quid subtilicatis e acuminis in-