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# Title: Nicolai Mercatoris Holsati, è Soc. Reg. Institutionum Astronomicarum Libri Duo, De Motu Astrorum Communi & Proprio, Secundum Hypotheses Veterum & Recentiorum præcipuas; Deqve Hypotheseon ex observatis constructione (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 63)
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Duinco, De MartC. Hune quoque PlanetaM CirCA axeI
Tuum revolvi arguune obserrariones similes iis; quas de fore
modo acculimus. Peculiare vero est illi, quod circa ctacione
suas exhiber faciem, qualis eA Lunae undecimae
aemusts. Cujus Phaenomeni caulam incelliges, si FiB
XXXIII. cosires Solem occupare cenerum circuli, _ M
rem ponas quo loco Sol es; denique rellurem ad lxram r
dexrram in circulo. Ica enim Facile concipies videri alic
parrem Marris ex peripheria circuli, guxe non à Se
centro potico illustrecur. Obserrationes hujus phaenon
reperies in Selenosraphia Hevelii.
Sexto. De Venere  Mercurio. HIOC Planetas imila
phales Lunx compertum est. Racionem Phaenomeni ca
lIFis. XXXIII. Solem ponasin cenrro circuli, rellurem
in locum Solis reponas, ira ur interior Planera in periphet
circuli obambuler; e cum rellus ex Sol (hoc ett, oculus
lux illuminans) in hac Actione locum permurene, concipiend
sunc etiam semisses globorum, in peripheria circumlatoru
commucare lucida opacis. Iea Venus e Mercurius, ca
quam Lunx Solares erunc Cicienres, corniculari, NXorout
appirvctor, pleni, pariter ac noctra Luna. Ubi simul anno
rare licet caulam, cur pleni (hoc est, ulera Solem poll
onse minori diamerro appareane, quam corniculari,
relluri propinquiores.
Num vero ec hi Planerx haberent morum aliquem circa
cenrrum proprium, id vero cognoscere ardor fuir C I. C. a(HInI,
qui Anno 1666, O4. d. 14. hOr. 5. min. 45. P. m. vidic M
Venere parrem magis lucidam reliquo orbe; d rursus annc
1667. APr. 28. Quodrante horx anre Solis occalum vidit luet
diorem partem prope lineam, quae distinguit lucidum Venert
ab opaco,  dictancem a cornu australi plus quam quadran
diamerri Veneris. Orro Sole deprehendir parrem istam lu
cidam longius abesse a cornu australi, a quo distabareriente
diamecri. Unde interebat, Calcim mocum aliquem cribuendun
Slobo Veneris, sive roracionis ille Foret, sive librationis:
urrius vero horum (licer obserrationes sequentes nunqual
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