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Appendix

the Colure of the Equinox passing thi 0 ^it cuts the Ecliptic in « 6° i 8 ' ss 1 - . ^ t |y60. In the Right Hand of Perseus, rl % ^delineated, is a Star of the 4th Mag 1 * 1 *^whose Longitude at the End of the . ^1689 was » 24' , '25 7 2 s\ and thetial Colure palling through it CLltsEcliptic in y 4 0 56’" 40 7 ',

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6j. Now the Sum of all j 8these Places of the<| *sColure, viz, j a

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6 5 » §658

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6 18 0

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:6 4°

Is — 1 2 2

The cth Part of which is

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6 29

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which is therefore the Mean Place, ^the Colure in the End of the Yeas -

did cut the Ecliptic

62. After a like Manner he det^r^

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Sumr/s. j

si 6° 28 1 47 T \ which as 4 ^ j -p90 Degrees from the other, shews 4 ^rightly deduced. The Equinoxesthen departed I s 6° 29' from thePoints of Chiron , Ihews that 2628

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the Mean Place of the Soljiitial ou«-q .

7 , , n T 77 . • 1 if I' 3 !

lure to be

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have elapsed since that Time,

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