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x. Mr. Bch/. Htm m Ballaßre Road Observ’d, that th cMotn past to the’Northward of the BulCs Eye , and that that Star and thc Moons under Limb Harry. rh. co.t,wcre in equal Alticude when they were both 13 0 45'. high to the West:, n - 5-f- 12 5 -which gives tiro time 14h 49 7 . and when the South Hont of Taurus wasx3 0 ^c f high, which makes thc Time ijh 1 f. the Western Limb of theAfoon was iri a Line with Capella and the Bitlss Eye.

The Correct Time of thc Immersion was 6h 18 r %z ,f .

at

7 h 19' 46".

and the Empsion ^ fa x ^‘?, non ,'

J by jb.

LXVIII. Sept. xj.st.-v. 1682.. hora g.w. Lunam tum tres reliquos Planctasnudo quidem conspexi Oculo ; l'cd Luna eo tempore adhuc ad 7. circiter Gra-dus removebatur, f. s. f. Occasum versus.

Quantum autem ex Inclinatione Cornuum Lun.e quoad Planetarum ductumcolligere licuit, protinus prospiciebam, nullas fore Occultationes, sed tantumTransitus ; sic ut Luna intra illos Superiores Planctas incederet. In qua Opi-nione magis magisque etiam sinn confirmatus: Cum Die siibseqycnte, 2.8 Jcil.Sept. m. nec Regulus fuerit a Luna Tectus, qux Stella ratione utriulque Latitu-dinis potius Occultari debuisset. Regulus namque in ipsa Conjunctione, feil.4!» 6. Distabat a Superiori Cornu Boream versus adhuc z i ; ' ly' 1 . idquod optimo Mlcromctro Tuboque egregio, accurate observatum est; adeout nulla prorsus fuerit Occultatio Reguli, sed tantummodo I.u/nc Transitus. Itapariter accedit die 15 OUob. Nam Jupiter & Saturnus nec non 6 Die 16.Ofiob.st. n. minime fuerunt zLuna Obtecti; sed Luna satis longe infra Planctasincestit.

vi Transit of thcMoon btlorvthe 3 .SuperiorPlancts, and

Rcgulus.ii582

at j).iBtzick ;ky As. Hevdi-us. n. 143.f. 17. ». 151Jt- 325 .

n. 143. pt : 9 v.min. 31. ftc. 17.n. 151. f. 3e<S.>"i". 31 Jec. 55,

LXJX. Feb. ii. st.n. 168z. h. 9-^cum primum Luna in Oculos incurreret,

Rrgulm fatis longi Occasum verius removebatur; ita ut ea ipsa Conjunctio(■quantumruditer colligere dabatur) Oriente circiter Luna, feil. 5 1 » vel (fitht Moon,contigerit: Utrum autem Regulus omnino Tectus fit, an vero tantummodo 1Transitus fuerit, haud adeo accurate deprehendere licuit. zkk w" *

Hrvclius.a.m- f. 331.

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