<At Avignon ;by R..P. Bonfa.,!>. p. 17 6.

t O cuU.itiOn

of Jupiter bytbe Moon,Apr. 28. 1686.n. 181. p. 87.

aAi Avignon-;tjR.PcBonfa,■n. 183. p. J77*

\At Dantzickby M. Heveli-US. ib. p. 184.

( 3 6 + )

At i ih 47'. The Diameter of the Moon Was 31' xf<. and according to'th c Calculus of M. C affini, her ParaSax was öl Min.

7. The Central Immersion was at 9 h 41' 1 z". and the Central Emcrsicnat ic^ 45-' 16". over-against the Southern-part of the Cufplan Spot.

I.XXIV. 1. The hnmcision was leen at Tctteridg ( which Place is about 9Miles trom London, and nearly xsi' of T ime to the Wcstwards thereof ) byMr. Ed. Haines : who between a Gap of the Cloilds obfervcd the ContaB ofthe Moon s Limb and Jupiters, at 3 h 3

The Clouds closing again permitted him to obferve no more: hoWeverfmm this we may conclude the Central Immersion at London , to hav'e beenjh 4 i 1 , mane.

The Emersion was oblerved at London , by Mr .Edm.Halley, to fall out at]h 49/. for at zh yc/. Jupiter was all out, and the Limbs so little fepara-ted, that he judged, that a Minute before, the Center of Jupiter had beenupon the Moon s Edge: The Point of the Emersion was over-gainst the Sou-thern-part of the Spot, call'd by Hcvelius Infula Macra, or at the 341c! Divi-sion of the Inner Limb of bis Map of the Moon.

1. The Immersion of the Center happened at 37/ on the East-side

of the Spot Xenophanes. The Emersion .was at 4b i8 / 2.4^. between Senecaand Berosus, according to Rjccioli, or ad Montes Alanos, Hevelii , a little tothe Northward of the Palus M.cotis.

Secund. Ho-rol. Amb.

Tcmp. Corr.

h. ' " |

j ij ao Altitudo ArBuri..

3 14 2.5 Eadem Altitudo.

0 / n

31 16 0

31 04 °

h. ' "

3 io n

3 21 35

3 44 30

Z 47 00

3 52. OO

3 59 00

-

i 4 16 40

Jupiter a Limbo Lunte distabat Majori adhuc In-tervallo quam M. Sinai a M. JEtna.

Jovis distantia erat tanta, quanta M. Porphyritidisa Byzantio.

Jovis a Limbo Lunx Distantia erat aequalis Di-stantiae Inlulx Sardinis & Paludis Marsotidis.

Jupiter a Limbo Lunte paulo plus distabat quamPal. ALarttotis ab /Etna.

Distantia Jovis a Limbo Luna: sequabatur fere Di-stantiae M. Porphyritidis ab Ini. Cercinna.

Planetarum Occasus factus est.

3 41 30

3 44 co

3 49 00

3 56 00

4 13 4 °4 17 00

Hera