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ft/fnsüla 4 'dartad/u^&i ÖppiÜunV ftridgc-Town, Finem habuit D. Frinki I 1 .ante qua : m Solis Altitudo fuit z 1^.4/. ad ortum, hoc est yK 5 6 1 . 4,5". Qiiratem Maximam xstimatione definivit duorum Digitorum ab Austro.

KorimbergA eandem Eclipsin observavit J. P. iVurtqslbaur. Initium quidem ac-

CUrätt ad T ^ /* 1 t*/~o \/f/»/ttnn, C* n/J . h . Aiinn»!ui \ H * 1

rum .

Vlm.c

z f Dig. Finem verö ad zb. 16'.

Lipsue , observatore Kjrchio , Eclipsis jam sitis notabilis ad a* 1 zo'. 1 o". ad z 1 *.47 'i, Digiti i f circiter. Finis vero Incidit praecise in 3b. 15'.

VrntifldviA Siles a den ique observavit D. G.Schult^ius Maximam Obscurationempaulo citius quam 3* 1 . ii', fuisse 1, Dig. Fintmvcrb 3^. 37s •

XXXVI. x. I did not sic theBeginning of the late Eclipse, butthe End hap- Ec,: ff r °f ,h '

pen’d here, preciscly zäj. 9". aster 10 äClock in the Morning, Apparent Time;

The Greatest Obscuration,which was 10 Digits and a Quarter, was about 7 Min. sord ; by nr.

aster Nine. D - Gre S or > r -

arter in me. n. 256.x.

Phafis.

Quantities

Eclipfid.

Times by aPendulum.

Pbases .

Quantities

Eclipfid.

by

Pendulum.

z.

vfcNuremberg,by M. Worzel-baur. n. 2S5.f. 61

Dig.

h. 1 . "

Dig. '

h. ' "

Initium

1

z

3

4

• 0 52.1 3zz z83 i9

8 5-7 14

9 3 z 6

9 8 z 3

9 14 *4

9 19 40

ZO

ZI

ZZ

2-3

24 ■

9 499 ZI8 j-z8 30

7 38

10 30 1010 33 11

i° 35 5310 38 46xo 42. 4z

5

6

7

8

4 8

5 i5

5 5°

6 z 6

9 2-4 57

9 ?i 57

9 35 i

9 Z8 43

2-5

z 6

27

zS

l 14

5 33

6 6

5 27

10 40 710 49 4z10 53 ZZ

10 56 -37

9* 0

11

IZ

1

6 53

7 zo

7 56

8 30

9 40 36

9 43 47

9 50 39

9 55 9

29

30

31

32

5 9

4 33

3 57

3 13

II Q OO

xi 4 24.11 8 16

11 13 2

13

H

15

1 6

9 2.3

9 5310 14

10 38

10 1 44,10 5 46

10 10 3410 14 37

33

34

35

36

2 41

2 XI

J ,.32

I z

ii 18 3II 21 37ii ze 38ix z8 Z7

17

x 8

19

10 4510 4510 IZ

xo 17 5410 zz Z9

10 Z7 31

Finis.

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11 33 56

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