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r>ie Canter of the Sun, whose Diameter pass’d in z'. 9'si through the farne-Horary Circle. The sirst Spot had a little changed its Figure., the seconcfwas Quadrangular, longer from Fast to West:, tlian from North to South :

It appeared bigger than ordinary, and had withail on its fides, within the-Compafs of the Crown, threc other (mall Spots. There were also scen fourmore wirhout the suid Crown on the South! ide.

Aug. 1 6. at 6 in the Morning, there was zy". between the passage of the-Su?ss Anterior Limb, ,and the pastage of the Anterior Limb of the Crownthröügh the sime Horary Circle; and 38". between the passage of the An-terior" Limb of th e Crown, unto the passage of the Suns Center. The SouthernLimb of the Crown vas ji' off from the Parallel of the JErjuator, palimg’through the Center of the Sun, towards the Norrh. And the Obsorvation ha-ving been made yet more exactly at half an hour past 7 of thc.fame Morning,this Distance was found of 3'. 33". The Figure of the sirst Spot in the be-ginning of die Obsorvation, difter’d not much from that of the prcccdent day;but afterwards it was feen divided into two. The sceond, which likewiso-scemed to be the sime in the beginning, was afterwards divided into three,accompanied with black and dark Points without the Crotr» on the Southside.-The. (am e day at 6 a Clock, and 15'. a t night, the Figures of theso Spotswere much changed: There were 5 Spots enclosod in the Crown. ■, The two-foremost were part of that vss.ich had been scen in the Morning as one; thetwo others following thoso two sirst, were part of the second in the Morning;and without there were 5 Points on the Southside, and two more a little-further to the North, which Points were ranged as in anorher Area made upof other Points 16 finali, that they could fcarce be perceived.

Aug- 17. in the Morning, immediately aster the Rising of the Sun, thereappeared three very dark Spots,; which form’d in a manner theso Letters, F n J,posited from Fast to Weit, and includcd in their wonted Crown, whichstixtched out, as ’twere, two Arms, or two Handies, one to the South, andthe other to the North. There pass’d 18 ». between the passage of the fore-most Limbos the Sun , and that of the foremost Limb of the Crown, and 4.7a.".between the passage os the Anterior Limb of the Crown unto the pastage ofthe Suns Center. The Southern Limb of the fame. Crown was distant 1K17C from the Parallel that touched the Sun on the Northside, and 4'. 3 8T 1&omthe Parallel that. pass’d through his Center.

Aug. 18. at 7 in the Morning, the Spats, which appear’d through forneClouds, had almofi the fame shape with thoso os the day before, only with.this diöerence , that they were a little closer together, drawing from Fast to*West. There lapsod 13//. between the passage os the Anterior Limb. of theSun, and that of the Anterior Limb os the Spot, through the. fame HoraryCircle, and yi-l /; . of the foremost Limb of the Spot unto the pastage of theCenter. The Southern Limb os the Spot was 9'. 13//. distant.from the Pa~rallel that touched the Northern Limb of the Sun, and 6'. 41'/.- from theParallel that pass’d through his Center. At y a Clock and yy/. at night ofthe, fame day, there lapsod 11 ,f : between the passage of the Anterior. Limbof . the. Sun through the sime Horary Circle, and the pastage of the Anterior;

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