Apian, Petrus - Cosmographia

Apian, Petrus, Cosmographia

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[32] Zenith.

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[36] Ecce habitationes antedictas.

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[38] S E P T E N T R I O. pars ſuperior.

[39] Media nox.

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[41] Horænoctis.Horædiei.

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[43] Luna creſcensCongreſſus ſiue con-iunctio Solis & LunæLuma decreſcensDiametra radiatio, ſiue op poſitio Solis & Lunæ

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22PRIMA PARS COSMO. @@erta eleuatione expoſtulat, & videbis tot eſſe gradus eiuſdem me-
ridiani ab æquinoctiali circulo vſque ad zenith depicti hominis,
quot arcus eiuſdem meridiani inter polum mundi & horizontem
comprehendit.

Corollarium.

ZEnith Capitis ſemper æqualiter ex omni parte ab horizon-
te (id eſt. 90. gradibus, ſeu quadrante) diſtat: at que ideo
dicitur Polus horizontis, & vbique exiſtentibus (excluſis
omnibus aliis impedimentis) ſemper medietas cœli ſiue hemiſphæ
rij apparet. Quantum igitur aliquis ab æ quinoctiali procedit ver-
ſus Septentrionem vel Auſtrum, tantum etiam deprimitur hori-
zon ſub polo ex parte vna, ex altera verò eleuatur ſupra polum
oppoſitum.

18[Figure 18]Hæc planius ex inſtrumento videre licet.

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