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it Paris ■ f. -i. Ac 5 ll o / u«.-the first Satellite was hid by the Last Limbos theMl Castui!,, Moon. At 3 ^ c'{x. the East-lide ,os the Moon touched the VVest-side os
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3 k ,. 5 ' 48 ". the third Satellite was hid. Ac zt, . »\ve.perceived by the;Eye that Jupiter was parted from the obliture Side os the Moon.
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