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Mail 25. Minor videbatur quam Die 29 Apr. qua primum visa fuit, hc utdecrescere videretur. Minor jam erat Rostro Cygni, nec non illa in AnconeAlae Austr. etiam Minor illis in Jugo Lynt, & Humero Aquila ; vix Majorapparuit Minori duarum in Pede Cygni, & 1 illa, in Pectore Aquila.

Jun. 26. Minor apparuit illä in Collo Cygni ; Iicut notabiliter decre-

verit.

Jul. 3. Minor fere illä in Collo Cygni ; ct 18, vix Stellis 5 Mag. xquipa-rari videbatur.

Aug. 2. Vix 6 Magn. apparuit, imo Minor quam reliqua: omnes circaCaput &C Collum Cygni existentes ; per intervalla tantummodo micabat.

Sept. 11. Haud amplius Conspecta.

Ann. 1672. Mar. 6 . I observed it again, but it can hardly be scen withthe naked Eye.

Mar. 29. Vix 6 Magn. apparuit ; a quo tempore neutiquam amplius(vi%. ad Ann. 1677.) in Conlpcctum venit, utut lxpius illam diligenterQuxliverim.

5. Ann. 1667. in Jan. The Nebulosa in Andromeda' s Girdle (which maywell enough be seen by the bare Eye) appeared much obscurer than the yearbefore. In the Months of February and Marcb I did not see it.

6. I. Ann. 1667. Jan. 20. The New Star in the Neci1 ol the PVhale,d\d ap-proach to the bigneis of a Star of the Sixth Magnitude, and grew bigger af-terwards.

Febr. 12. I faw it at least of the Fourth Magnitude.

Febr. 24. It was equal to the Stars of the Third Magnitude, Ihining very

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The Nebulosain the Otr.ile ofAndromeda ;by M. Bullial-dus.

n. 25. p.\$ 9 ‘The New Stari n Collo Ceti,by M. BuUial-dus.ibiJ.

bright.

Fcb. 26. and 27. It appeared yet to Encreale.

2. Ann. 1667. In the beginning of January this Star did not appear. p^MHevelius

Jan. 23. I found a little Star of the Sixth or Seventh Magnitude about the n . f\$ 0 .'fame Place where the said New Star uses to appear. But it then feemed to n. 1Z 4 -me not the Genuine New Star , but another; to wit, preceding the New,whose Longitude, in Ann. 1660. was desined by me, y\ 25°. 43'. 3". andthe Latitude 14 0 . 41'. 32".

Feb. 2. It appeared very bright, and that, when the Moon fhone, of thebignefs of that in the Moutb of the IVhalc, or Nodo Lini .- from which time Ialways observed it to grow bigger.

Mar. 13.1 did still find it extrcamly bright, but could not by my nakedEye, becausc of the Vivid Crepuscle, and the low sight of the Star, accurate-ly determine its Magnitude.

Ann. 1668. Oftob. 26. Nova in Collo Ceti primum visa ; sed instar rninu-« ... - i...tistimx Stellulx. ' * r ‘

Nov. 7. .Nova in Collo Ceti Mediam fere in ore aequabat.

Ann. 1669. Jan. 28. Minor erat illa in Ore.

Sept. 2 6 . Instar 6 Magn. apparuit.

Oft. 1 6 . Illa in Ore Major erat, & Clarior.

Oft. 24. Lucidam Mandib. aequabat.

Nov. 19, Major illä. in Ore &C Minor Mandib.

Kk 2 Ann. 1670;

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