Salusbury, Thomas
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Mathematical collections and translations (Tome I)
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1667
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>Here we ſee alſo, (as I have noted even now) that ſhould the
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Authour conſent to aſſign the diſtance of 32. Semidiameters for
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the true height of the Star, the correction of thoſe his 10. workings,
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(I ſay 10. becauſe the ſecond being very high, is reduced to the
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height of 32. Semidiameters, with 2. minutes correction) to make
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them all to reſtore the ſaid Star to that diſtance, would require ſuch
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a reduction of Parallaxes, that amongſt the whole number of ſub
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ſtractions they ſhould make more than 756
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whereas in the
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5. calculated by me, which do place the Star above the Moon, to
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correct them in ſuch ſort, as to conſtitute it in the Firmament,
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the correction onely of 10. minutes, and one fourth ſufficeth.</
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ciſely in the Firmament, without need of any correction at all,
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and we ſhall have ten workings or indagations that agree to place
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it in the Firmament, with the correction onely of 5. of them (as
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hath been ſeen) but 10.
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Whereas for the
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on of thoſe 10. of the Authour, to reduce them to the altitude of
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32. ſemidiameters, there will need the emendations of 756
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nutes in 836. that is, there muſt from the ſumme 836 be
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cted 756. if you would have the Star elevated to the altitude of
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32. ſemidiameters, and yet that correction doth not fully ſerve.</
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Star from Parallaxes, and therefore place it in the Firmament,
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and that alſo in the remoteſt parts of it, and in a word, as high
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as the Pole it ſelf, are theſe 5. noted
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