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5 5

3 44 19

5 0

3 47 59

( ‘

4 4

3 5° 34

3 9

3 53 54

x 9

4 a 49

2. 5

4 4 39

X X

4 6 19

1 0

4 7 54

1 4

4 I 3 9

1 0

4 U 4

0 7

4 16 49

0 Z

4 i9 39

4 2.i 14

Finis Eclipsis,

i 3. Mr .Jacobs at Lh/wiNoted.

The Beginning os tbis. Eclipsi at lX 30/. exactly.The Ending at, —-4 1 %.

<A$ Lisb on , /L.t> 74?-

14. Ni. 4 (h aud MxMobwauxy to.ward the Middie os the Eclipfe, having a ln Ireland> üfbort View os the. Sun, tbey Judged that about 8 Digits were cavered ; at '

the Ending all», Wing a faint View thereof; they- ailigned. its. End, at 3 1 *.

56h p. IB.

The sime Eclipsi was observed' by one Mr. Osburn, nigh Trcdagb. Initiumlh., -^7/ 30". Finis 3 76h 10 11 .

15;. Desumebant Solis a Vertice Distantias D. D.Jo. Ludovicus Donellus , &

Nicolaus Ignatius Jcancttm', Phasibus determinandis tres aderamus,. D. D. Jo. s?Domfn!Galcatius Manlius, Hercules Vanottus, & Ego. Observationes scribebat D. Gre- Gulklmiui.gorius Malisardus } Horas vero in Horologio notabat D. BartoUmaus Ferrarius. roz.x.S;?. •

Horjc Htr-rologii.

I

Hora erurtt c ex D/-fl ant iis ob-servatis.

Dißan-tia Cen-tri Solisd Vertice.

Pbases.

h. ' "

h. ' "

O /

/

3 34.

Dig. X. 30 ;

3 37 3°

Dig. 3

3. 48 H

! 3 47 47

52 32

Dig. 4 xo dubia ubique,

3 52. 00

Dig. 5 optima.

3 57 oo

3 56 a

51 58

Dig. 5 30

4 X 00

.4 2. X9

54 10

Dig. 6

4 4 45

4 5 59

54 44

Dig. 6 3p optima,

4 9 xo

4 9 i

55 27

Dig. 7 exacta.

4 24 4°

4 1 5 43

56 x8

Dig. 7

4 19 90

Dig. 7 xq dubia.

4 2.7