# Leibniz Legible — https://leibnizlegible.com # Page: https://leibnizlegible.com/page/806933011:0855 # Permalink to this reading: https://leibnizlegible.com/page/806933011:0855?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 806933011:0855 # Original at the GWLB: https://digitale-sammlungen.gwlb.de/resolve?id=806933011&page=855 # Source image: https://digitale-sammlungen.gwlb.de/content/806933011/jpgs/default/00000855.jpg # Model: FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74, 2026-09-06T16:05:13Z — 86 lines, status machine # Lines: 86 recognised, mean confidence 0.88 # 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. DI ChC LCHEH, iS KnOWIK by ihe Astronomicas LaBCS; Wrhichi is the AnlC 02: Buc che oblerred Ansle C hZ, beins ex Ternal ro che Triansse, C b Z. Will bc = 10 C Wrhere rake c trom ir, and ehe Remainder is che Angle h C c = rothe Moons Parallax, wrhose Subcense is he = roche Farrhs Semidiameter. Suppose thac h0 be 4000 Miles; etien in rhC Lriansle C h c, chere are alI che Angles, and chc. A5 S, B. IE0GC :: S, C, 10C B. ITer erue Distance And consequenis C B is tound. ASaI, IM ThC LHaHSIC C DO, LHC HIBIeSOCL CCD, ane che side C bens Biven, che dia C D will be Found by chis Proporrion. 155, D. C6: : S, C. GD. And consequenly CD also is found. And nou haring in ne LratBle BD, ThC evo Sides CB and CD, and che included Angle C; vou can srst find che remainins Angles sererally by Axiom 3. and chenche Side BDby Axiom 2. Or, IF nOE IbenO aBlC, IO BCC HICAIeT MaH thie Poinea, vou could nor meature lidewars asbetore, bur ouly backvard t0 b, Or tormard Erom b to a Nou may then casilys pain che Lenech FrOM D 0c Wheretore, A5S, C. hc:: 5, h. C c. Irhich is che Moons Distanice from ehie Centex os. out C18BC. Anct al(0, 25 S C. Bc:: 5, 0. C B. Ttie Moors Distance trom che Place ot Obserra: tion. TRIGONOMEFRY Sphericat Desinitian 1. A Sphericat Friansle is made By, Or containec under chic Arks oF chirec great Cireles oF che Sphere. Definition 2. A Sphericat Anele, is che mutual Inelination ox Aperrure of the Planes of trvo great Circles. Properties os Sphericte Trianeles. r. Irtien one Circumterence oF a Circle curs. erosses, or talls on anorher, the Sum of che Angle made cherebr is equaliormo righe ones. 2. When evo Circumterences oF Circles crose cach octer, ele opposire or verrical Ansles are al- ways equal. 3. In every Spherical Triansle, he Breater An- &le is oppohiie c0 che prearer Side. 4. An Dosceles Sphericat Triancte, hach iES An- eles ac the Bale equal 1o each octier; the Converse OF utrich al(o is Erue, ThaE iF the Angles at the Bale are equal, che Priansle is an Isoceles. 5. TFeO Sphericat Triansles are mutually Equi- laceral, ches are alo Li quiansular and similar one c0 amochier. 6. IF ruo Spheric Triangles hare in each one Angle and two Sides including ic; ox is cher have one Side and vo Anples adjacene respectirelys equal, rhe whole Trianeles ate equal. 7. Any ruo Sides oF a Spherie Trianele, are lon- ger than the chird; because cHC ArK OF a GrCAE Circle is the rearest Distance BetWeen aHy ENO Poines om rhe Sphere. Side hcknonm. for placine the Instrumene at a, vou cati tatie Ehe avo Angles b a D and b a C, and cake alto C a D; meature then trom a 20 b, and ac b rake al(o che rrvo Angles a b D, and a bC. rou calily sain che Sides a C, and a D, in cherwo Lrianeles b a C, and b a D; and havins betorc catren by che Instrumene che Angle C a D, Vor may sind che side C. D in thac last Triangle aCD by che second and chird axioms ot Plain Obliqu Trisonmetry AIIO Fourchls, On che Application oEchis ParE OP Tri- conometry, ro che Doctrine et astronomy, depends ihe Mechod For findins che Parallax and Distance Ot a LlaHEE, OF STaF. N Can LCFC BCThC CenteF OF OuE Farth, and B a PoinE on ies Surtace; at wwhich, an Observer at h, cakes wicte an Instrumene, the Anele ( BZ, or the Di- Rance oE the Meridian Moon C, From her Zenirh