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Amplius non nunc miramur Lunam tara diu numerorum recusifle vincu-la & de Tabulis supputata apparentiarum tempora ulque adeö expeaLtionesnostras fefellisse, a salsis quandoquidem Hypothesibus ipsas/plerumque con-structas luisse liquet.

LIX. April id. (st. n.) 6K ycA v. A Line drawn through the Horns ofthe Moon pasted through the Star that is at the Point of th e Northern ILrnof T auius, and the Distance of this Star to the Northern Horn of the Moon 0/521was by a Minute greater than the Semidiameter of the Moon. j. +047.

LX. Immersio Stellae Sequentis Duarum in Sinistro Pede posteriori Leonis An Oceultati-fuit io* 1 .’ 19' 34" Immersionis plaga fuit juxta Finem Schicardi verius Pho- ° n °f* F * xt -ciiidem in Selenographia sticcioli. _ ^ 5 ^,,

Emerno vero fuit n h . xö' 40". in aequali a recta distantia a Vcndelino (st- n ->

&C Petavio. M P cljsm; by

Per puncta Immersionis & Emersionis, diligenter notata, ducta recta l inea n.'irz.x^§4.Diametrum illi perpendicularem abscidit in ratione 6 f 4,5", ad i.6 f j /A /

Fuit autem Diameter Luna ad Meridianum accedentis 32/ ycf.

H. 1 a. 2.9s Margo Luna Superior fuit in eodem Parallelo cum Stella, quaetunc praecedebat Lunam minuto horario l' yc

H. 1 a. 40' 1 8". Stella praecedebat Marginem Occidentalem Luna minutis.horar. i' 11^. Lunet Diameter per transibat 1 ! 14^.

H. ii. qi! 35". Stella prxcedebat eundem Marginem 2) xq ls .

Altitudo Meridiana Limbi Inferioris Luna capta est 39 0 iqj 1.5".

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