Salusbury, Thomas, Mathematical collections and translations (Tome I), 1667

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                gr.
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                m.
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                <cell>Angles</cell>
                <cell>I A C</cell>
                <cell>66</cell>
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                <cell>793 38/116</cell>
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              <s>From the following obſervation of the
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              Landgrave,
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              the diſtance
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              of the Star from the Centre is made to be 1057,
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                m.
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                <cell>Angles</cell>
                <cell>I A C</cell>
                <cell>66</cell>
                <cell>57</cell>
                <cell>Sines</cell>
                <cell>92012</cell>
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              <row>
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                <cell>I E C</cell>
                <cell>0</cell>
                <cell>3</cell>
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                <cell>87</cell>
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                <cell>1057 53/87</cell>
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              <s>Two of the moſt favourable obſervations for the Authour
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              ing taken from
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              Camerarius,
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              the diſtance of the Star from the
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              tre is found to be 3143
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                m.
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                <cell>Angles</cell>
                <cell>I A C</cell>
                <cell>65</cell>
                <cell>43</cell>
                <cell>Sines</cell>
                <cell>91152</cell>
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                <cell>I E C</cell>
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                <cell>29</cell>
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                <cell>3143</cell>
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              <s>The Obſervation of
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              Munoſius
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              giveth no
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              Parallax,
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              and
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              fore rendreth the new Star amongſt the higheſt of the fixed. </s>
              <s>That
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              of
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              Hainzelius
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              makes it infinitely remote, but with the correction
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              of an half
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              min. </s>
              <s>prim.
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              placeth it amongſt the fixed Stars. </s>
              <s>And the
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              ſame is collected from
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              Vrſinus,
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              with the correction of 12.
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              min. </s>
              <s>prim.
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              The other Aſtronomers have not given us the diſtance above and
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              below the Pole, ſo that nothing can be concluded from them. </s>
              <s>By
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              this time you ſee, that all the obſervations of all theſe men conſpire
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              againſt the Author, in placing the Star in the Heavenly and
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              eſt Regions.</s>
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              <s>SAGR. </s>
              <s>But what defence hath he for himſelf againſt ſo manifeſt
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              contradictions?</s>
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              <s>SALV. </s>
              <s>He betakes himſelf to one of thoſe weak threads which
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              I ſpeak of; ſaying that the
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              Parallaxes
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              come to be leſſened by means
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              of the refractions, which opperating contrarily ſublimate the
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              nomenon,
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              whereas the
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              Parallaxes
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              abaſe it. </s>
              <s>Now of what little
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              ſtead this lamentable refuge is, judge by this, that in caſe that effectof
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              the refractions were of ſuch an efficacy, as that which not long time
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              ſince ſome Aſtronomers have introduced, the moſt that they could
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              work touching the elevating a
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              Phæuomenon
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              above the Horizon </s>
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