# Leibniz Legible — https://leibnizlegible.com # Page: https://leibnizlegible.com/page/806933011:0726 # Permalink to this reading: https://leibnizlegible.com/page/806933011:0726?run=74 # Title: Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of Arts And Sciences (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 71; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 71) # Folio - , page id 806933011:0726 # Original at the GWLB: https://digitale-sammlungen.gwlb.de/resolve?id=806933011&page=726 # Source image: https://digitale-sammlungen.gwlb.de/content/806933011/jpgs/default/00000726.jpg # Model: FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74, 2026-09-06T16:05:13Z — 96 lines, status machine # Lines: 96 recognised, mean confidence 0.87 # Machine transcription. Not an edition. Errors are expected: about 8% character error rate on Latin and French lines, higher on German. # Licence: CC BY 4.0, Leibniz Legible. Machine output: do not ingest it as verified text; keep this provenance with the text. # Wording rule: say "the machine reads it as …", never "Leibniz wrote". # After the first blank line: the recognised lines in reading order, one per line. vere, waicins upon, or Leros ab olet PtanCtS; a5 che NOOn IIay DC CaHCU IHC Sa- Satellites oF the Sun. Buc che WVord is chiesy ere Cr discorercu b calolars, ie nele uled tor che nem discorered imall Planets, votrch lee feletd. The Biaes o) s Satee sron t as subet, are as foudns, ston the Observations of SATELLITES, by Astronomers, are taken (make cheir Revolurion abour Sacun and Zu- For itiose Planets wrtio are conrinually, 25 it piter. BIOOnS OF PLanCES MOMIIS LOINI LWOuL IHC B04Y OL tellire ot che Farth; and ehe relt or M Llaltets, ) Fuprier, as the Moon doch round our Farch. Pher Borellus MP. Flamstead bY Thehiclometer- Mr. Flamstead bY LCliples ot Satot. Fromthe Periodical Times 3. 310+ 6 670114. 168 (24. 968 e MP. Forontey Dy theMicrometer First secbud 11 d 24. 23 24. 903 5. 578]8. 876 24. 159 Louth Jhe Periodical Times are: Of the DaYS. HOuTS. Min. Semidiameters OF fugiter. Vid. Nemrons Princip. Pas. 403. Mr. Flamstead in Philosoph. Transact. IV. 254. Cays, That When Fuxiter is in a Ouarrile of che Sun, ehe Distance oF etie Arst Satellite From his next Limb wrhen ic falls into his Strado, and is Eclipsed, is one Semi-diameter ot fupiter; OF the second, Lvo, Or a whole Diameter nearly; ot thechird, threc; Ot thetourch, sire of his Semi-diameters, Or Comethins BCTEF, When the ParallaZ OF the Orb is greatest. Bur chele Ouanciries diminist gradually as he ap- proaches the Conjunction or Opposicion oE che Sun Tomenhat nearty, bur noc exactis in che Proporrion oF Sines. SATELLITES OF Saturn. Anno 1684, in che Month oF March, Hr. Cassini, by che help oF ex- cellene Object Glasses, ot 70, 90, 100, 136, 155, and oF 220 Fcet, discorered the tro innermost; (hac is, e tit and second) Satellites ot sa rurn. The First Satellite he obserred to be never distane And the rime wherein the second Satellire makes ins Rerolurion, is co che rime wherein che srst maties i1s, 15224 720 17. The Thira is distane trom Saturn, 8 oF his Semi- diameters, and revolves round him in almost 4 3 Da55. PhC Fourch, Or Fugenian Satellite, as eis callec because dilcorered tirst by Hr. Husens, rerolves round Saturn, in about 16 DaYS, and is distane trom his Cenere abour 18 Semi- diameters oF 5a- turn. The FisthSatellire oF Saturn, is distane From his Cenere 54 Semi-diamerers oF Saturn; and rerolres round him in 79? DayS. The grearest distance berween ehis sarellire, and the precedent, made Mr. Fusens suspect there may be a Sixth berween chese cuo; or else thacthis Fitth may hare orter from Saturns Rins, abore : OF che apparene lensch Satellites movins round him. oF the same Rine: And ic Was Found eo matre one Rerolurion abouc Saturn, in 1 DaY, 2FFTOurS, and r9 Minutes; matcins cmo Conjunctions wich Sa- eorn, in le(S Than EO DayS; One in chC UPPeE PaFE OFtis Orb, and che ocher in ihe lorver parF. IE iS distane from che Cenere oF Saturn 4 3 OF SaturnS Semi- diaeters. MIE. TTaller, in Philosoph. Transact. VV. 245. Dires a Correction oE the Theory oF che Morion OF che Fluzenian, OF Fourth Satellite OE Saturn, and makes che True Time of its Period robe 15 D aY5, 22 FIOus, AF Minutes, 6 Seconds; its Crurnal Motion, lobC 22 Deorees, 34 Atinutes, 38 Scconas, 18 Ac. And che Distance ot chis Satellite FrOM FhC C CHFC The Second Sacellite DE Saturn, Was obserred buc oE Satun, 20 be about 4 Diameters ot ihe Rins, OF OF che lenoch of his Rins distane cheretrom, ma Kins his Rerolurion abouchim in 2 Day5, 17 Flours arid 43 Minures. Fhis is distane trom che Cenrre OE Saturn, 5 3 Semi-diameters oF rhac Plaret. From a glea nbet ot enone oerracionse concluded, Thac che Proporrion of the Digrestion oF che Second ro thac oF the Firsi, counrins borh crom the Center oE Saturn, 15 2522 r0 17. doE the Globe; and che Place wwtere it mores, 10 difter licele or noching From thac ot cheRins; thac is to lay, incerlecting the Orb oF Satum Wwich ar Ansle 23 = Decrees, 10 25 r0 be neariy Parallet 10 hC F arthS L. quatOT.