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lAt Hamburg ; g, ^que nos hic ac Hevelius Gtia.nl , Calculum Ryidolphinum in nupera/7 ^on«* liuS ’ Eclipsi aberrasse deprehendimus. Emersisse enim jam Lunam ex Umbra Tcr-rx ante horam nonam euam hic vidimus.
\An Edipsc of theMoon, Jan. j.1677-, ar Lon-don J by Dr.Hook. n. 111.t- 237 -
XLIV. 1. Initium verx Umbrx
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The Penumbra was seen to continue near half an Hour before it whoilyquitted the Body of the Moon.
Iit Derby •, By a. Mr. Flamfieed oblerved the Beginnmg of the Entrance of the true Sha~Mu Flamsteecs. (low _ h . 5. ^d 19,.
{At Pari*; by J.As. BullulduS.
Ibis. 238.
Initium verx Umbrx Alta CapellaImmtrs Alta CapellaEmers. Alt. Cap. PollucisFin. verx Umbrx, Alt. Syrio
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iAt Paris ■, by 4. At 5 b. 1 2/. In the Evening, ln the Eoyal Objcrvatory , They began toM. Catii m, M. p er ceive, that the Oriential part of the Moon, by little and little lost its Light ;jtowne’r *.”jb. se that at 5b, z ^'. they faw a manifest Penumbra ; then at jb ^ ^o". thef. 238. n. i!2>'Limb over against the Spot called Hevelius grew so dark, that they allt ‘ 2S7 ‘ agreed, that this was the true Beginning of the Eclipse. At 8 h . 7/. one of
the Observers believed the Emersion, another at 8 h . 8'. and the third at 8b.
but afterwards considering the Emersion. of the first Spots they alicsteem’d it at 8 h . 8 ; . At 7b. n. the Southern Limbos the Moon was comedose to a Telescopick Star, at 8 h . 9'. io", another Star yet less than the for-mer, came out of the darkest fide, almost over against the Spot Laungrenus .At 9b. 9'. 40s'. all the three Observers agreed, that the Moon then came outof the Shadow. The Diameter of the Moon being measured besore theEclipse, was of 3 2/. 15 7 '.
The Times were noted by great Pendulum Watches, that had been ad-justed by the Sun the sime Day, and that were afterwards verified the nextDay : Besides that, before the Eclipse at 4b. 45/. 1". by the Watches, theStar Capella was 45 Degrees high towards the East.
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