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LXXI. Mail l. st. n. i 63 z. nh o 7 o" vesp.Luna fiipraStellulam in'radice ' Jn OecotuucnGtudx Cancri "transibat, qux modo vcrsitur in S zy° 5^5' 37". & in'Lac.

"t° 18 7 4 z 77 . Austri' sic ut in ipsa Conjunctione non nili ad iz 7 a Lumc Cornu bove w.tinr,Unser, abesset. 2 t '/r)”n t

iz 1 ' o' o". etiam alia Fixa, sed minutilsma, tecta est, qux in Catalogo l\ c j c ; m.

alias non habetur. Quantum conjicere dabatur, hxrcbat in S 28° ec/ 6c HcvcHus. ii>.,in Latit. i° 54! Austr.

LXXII. Ipsum Momentum Immersionis accuratus me notavi, id quod incidit Occuiutionit 11 17 7 ro 11 . vesp. secundum Horolog. Ambulat. Linea itineraria incellit ^S^ US Qper Mare Pnmphilium, infra Insulam Carpat bos, Inf. Cyprum, infra Sinum M a y±. st’ n .Extremum Ponti, ic Sinum Inferiorem Maris Caspii. 11 h Z4 7 4i ,/ fecundum 1^3. •» Dant.Horol. Ambul. Altitudo Lucidx Lyrt Observata eis 44 0 zq 7 o w ; ex qua H^vclim ^ 1 'Initium Occultationis corrigi potest. Sectio Luminis ic Umbrx per LacumFligrum Majorem, ad Inf. Corßcam, AI. Kycomuin, per Lacum Strymonicum, adIni. ipbodus, per AI. Sinai ii AI. Tccbifandarn incidit.

LXXIII. 1. At 9 h 'zQ the under Limb of the Moon was just Riscn, and ,

sbon aster Jupiter appearcd near the Ealsem Limbos the Moon, within a fevv °/ Jupiter l>yMinuten of bcing EclipJ r ed.

9 h zz 7 As near as could be gueslcd, was the TimG of the Central Immer- at London ; frvfio», which was very ditticuic to be observed by rcason ot the Asjxrity os the nr - Hoolc, a>u-Moon s Limb, whien Undulatcd and Sparklcd very mucb, as it anpeau d ^through the Vapours near the Horizon: The Ingres happcnedunuch aboutthe length of the Spot, eatlcd by Ilcvelius Palus Mara-otis, to the North ofthe said Spot, or about the 1 zq?^ Degree es the Guter I.imb os his Selcnc-graphv, nearly in the sime Lutitude with the Mccns Center.

1 c* 1 -zo 7 . The Western Edge of Jupiter began to Emerge out of the darie-Limb of the Moon.

i C h ■ g , t 2o /7 . 'The whole Disk os Jupiter was entire, so that he was about -a minute and a third in Corning out from hehind the Moon.

The Emerson was cxactly in a right Line with the Mcons Center and the .

Northern pare of Palus Mceotis, or about the 32.4^ Degrcc. of the InnerLümb of. the S:lcnograpbi.\ Ttd'le of UcveUus.

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