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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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QSUS TABVL AROM.
TI.
excerparur etiam declinatio solis ex cabula (CXFa 7 ZY 28
BOT.
IV. Per regulam primam hora novilunii inquiratur paral-
laxis Obserratorii in I, e angulus ejus parallacticus ex
eriangulo sphaericoP CL. in quo arcus C P quadrance mi-
nor erie quancirace declinationis borcalis: crit igieur lic
AECUS C P 82 2832. Sed arcus P L est complementum
alticudinis poli obserratorii, nempe 4r0 100. Denique
angulus C PL ab iltis laceribus comprehensus, cric inEer-
rallum cemporis ab hora novilunii ad meridiem, scilicet
2 2F 47 in oradus convertum, qui TUINE2O 2645. Sed
cum hora novilunii sic ante meridiana; locus propositus
in Leric ad parces occidentales respectu meridiani C P n;
e tempore novilunii erit eius parallaxis C L 42 25 vel
2545, e angulus parallacticus P C L F93 33. Sed juxra
regulam artic. I. Regulx 2. ad unam horam post cempus
norilunii invenietur etiam loci in II politi parallaxis CTI
3958 vel2398: e angulus parallacticus P CTI 5 24 73.
V. Angulus P C C122 18 36 arc. 3. inventus cAt, de an-
oulus PCL art. Praced. 19 333: quamobrem angulus
CCL corum differentia crie 3c F5 3
VI. In crianoulo rectitinco LC C datis laceribus C C la-
ricudine luna 2832, CL2545 arc. 4. cum angulo GCI.
3
15 3 reperietur angulus CL G7T50 22 3r cum la
Tere L ( 325 vel s. 25
VII. In criangulo rectilinco C GT datis lacere C G lat. Iu-
AX 2832, laterO C I2067. quod est rerus motus horarius
lunx a Cole, cum angulo C C1 I95 F9 TTI; FepCrICEUE an-
sulus CC134 8 34, cum latere C I 3667 vel F X 
VIII. Jam vero in triangulo rectilinco CTI I, datis late-
ribus CFI2398 arT. 4. C I 3667 arc. Praced. cum angulo
IICTFZ T4FF qui est ditterentia inter angulum (1C L 34
8 34 arc. 7. _ difterentiam EC FI 1657 23 InCCF angU-
lum PCC _ parallacticum P CHI; reperietur angulus C FII
235 275L cum latere HIL 1549 vel 25 49
IX. Si incelligatur L. R parallela et xqualis FI L per pUN