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# Title: [Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica] Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 166)
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PHTLOSOPHLME NATVRALIS
DE Morodm gradibus declinasse dicit. EE cognita cursus positione, lon-
Srorrnaricudines Cometx ex obterrationibus collectae, ad incudem jam
revocari postunt ec melius nonnunquam determinaris ue Ac in sc.
quentibus. Cellius Nrovemb. 27. Obserravie distantiam Cometx a
Spica ne, aequalem esse distantix ejus a ctella lucida in dextra ala
Corri: ex hinc locandus est Cometa in incerfectione hujus circuli
quem Comeca mocu apparente deleripsit, cum circulo maxiimo
qui a Aixis illis duabus aequaliter distat, atque adeo in r 781. 543
cum lacicudine australi 43. Pexeterea Montenarus. Novemb. 20.
hora sexta macutina Venetiis, Cometam vidit non totis quatuor
gradibus distantiam a Spica; dicitque hanc dictantiam, rix xquasse
dictanciam Rellarum duarum lucidarum in alis Corris vel duarum
in juba Leonis, hoc est 38r. ee 30 vel 32. Sit isitur dictantia
Cometx 2 Spica 381. 30, _e C omeca locabitur in = 2285. 48, cum
lacicudine australi τ8. 30. Adhxec Montenarus, Novemb. 21, 22.
24 ex 25 ante ortum Solis, Sextante aneo quincupedali ad mi
nuca prima ex semiminuta diriso de vieris Telelcopicis armato,
diltancias menturarit Cometxe a Spica 8e 28, 1381. 10, 2381.
30, e 2885. 23: e has distantias, per refractionem nondum COr-
rectas, addendo lonsitudini Spicaes collcsic Cometam his tempo.
ribus Fuisse in  278F. 52, M 281. 33, I 1281 52 _ M 1781. 45.
Si dictantix illae per retractiones corrisantur, et ex dictantiis cor-
rectis differentix longitudinum inter Spicam sc Cometam probe
derirentur, locabitur Cometa his temporibus in n 278. 527
M 285. 36, M 128r 58 ec m 178t 53 circiter. Lacirudines au-
cem ad has lonsitudines in ria Cometa captas, prodeunt 18. 45,
181. 58, 285. 22 ec 285. 3r. Elarum quatuor observationum ho-
ras matutinas Montenarus non poluit. Priores dux ante ho-
ram sextam, posteriores (ob viciniam Solis) post sextam factae
videntur. Dic 223 ubi Cometa ex obserratione Montenari loca-
CUT In M 281. 36. Flookius nolter cundem locarie in m 381. 30
ue supra. Montenarus in defectus Hookius in excessu errase viden-
cur. Nam Comcta, ex serie obserrationum, jam fuit in M 281.56
vel in 38r. Circiter.
Obserrationum suarum ulcimam inter ravores ec diluculum
captam, Montenarus Cuspectam habebat. EF Cellius eodem tem-
pore (id cAt, NPovem. 25) Cometam per ejus Alcitudinem et A2i-
muchum locavie in m 2585 47, cum lacicudine australi quasi sra-
dus unius. Sed Cellius obserrarit etiam eodem tempore, quod
Cometa erat in linea recta cum Cella lucida in dexero femore
Vin