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# Title: Qua Continentur De Angulo Contactus & Semicirculi, Disquisitio Geometrica. De Sectionibus Conicis Tractatus. Arithmetica Infinitorum: sive de Curvilineorum quadraturâ, &c. Eclipseos Solaris Observatio (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 84:2)
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cem ab umbra Ceparanti optime convenire, qui circulo Ob-
serratorio congruebat.
Acgi hoc quidem circulo chartaceo ulus Cum in Cingulis
phasibus obserrandis. Cum enim celerior motus umbree non
palsus estnocabilem moram in unz aliqua phasi delincandi;
circulo charcaceo umbrae applicnto, per ipsius statim margi
nem arcus eos plumbo deleripsimus quos in iplo Trpo vides
exprectos. Hoc enim pacto, et expeditioni melius prospe-
ctum, ex contutioni cautum, iri judicari, quam si singulos
arcus ternis punctis indicatos circino tandem post obserra-
tionem peractam delincandos reliquerim.
Cium autem visibilem Lunae Dinmeerum respectu Diame-
eri Solarispaulo minorem nobis apparuisse dictum cst quam
indicabant Tabulae: non tamen proprerca Tabulas illas eo
nomine suspectas Ctatim insinuo aue erroris incuso; cum 8
Patra Pabularum Ede Patis illuc contingere postir. COrpue
enim lucidum, dum radiis Cuis corpus opacum lambit, Epsi-
us marginem ica perstringere solicum est aesi nonnihil inde
abraderet, e corpus opacum paulo mineis apparere facie
quam revera est. Omod Familiari instantid contueri licet.
Si enim bacillum ceres oculum intee ex lcernam cransver-
lim colloces, ut lucernae Aamina partim supra baculum
partim Cubetis conspiciatur; videbitur rocundum illud B2-
eillum eo loci ubi radiis perstringitur aliquanto minus ese
quam alibiubiradiis Hammulae liberatur; quas utrinq; ali
quid radiis perstrinsentibus ablatum eser. Ouod quidem
decorpore Punari si concedatur, Solem inter c oculum NOS
EOi necese elCVE ipsins discuS, radiis SOlaribIS, qHaS deter-
e
Tus, minor aliquanto LDpareht, quam vel revera IE, vel in atio
sieu videatur esse. Ouod quidem animadvertiste, in Solai-
bus Fclipsibus actimandis, non levis erit momenci. Hinc e-
nim ereniet uE Felipses Solares semper videantur paulo mi-
nores gnam Luminarium propOrtio ex stus poctulant. Pt (ed-
den