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

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              ſeen in that ſame note obſerved the ſtar in the polar altitude of 55
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              degrees and 58
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              mi. </s>
              <s>pri.
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              And the polar altitude of the
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              Landgrave
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              was 51 degrees and 18
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              mi. </s>
              <s>pri.
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              The altitude of the ſtar in the
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              ridian taken by
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              Tycho
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              was 27 degrees 45
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              mi. </s>
              <s>pri.
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              The
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              grave
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              found its altitude 23 degrees 3
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              mi. </s>
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              The which altitudes
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              are theſe noted here, as you
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                gr.
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                m.
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                gr.
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                m.
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                Tycho
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                Pole</cell>
                <cell>55</cell>
                <cell>58</cell>
                <cell>* 27</cell>
                <cell>45</cell>
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                Landgr.
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                Pole</cell>
                <cell>51</cell>
                <cell>18</cell>
                <cell>* 23</cell>
                <cell>3</cell>
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              <s>This done, ſubſtract the leſſe from the greater, and there remains
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              theſe differences here
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                gr.
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                m.
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                <cell>4</cell>
                <cell>40</cell>
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                <cell>4</cell>
                <cell>42</cell>
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                <cell>Parall.</cell>
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              <s>Where the difference of the poles altitudes 4
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              gr. </s>
              <s>4 mi. </s>
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              is leſſe than the difference of the altitudes of the Star 4
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              gr. </s>
              <s>42 mi.
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              </s>
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              and therefore we have the difference of parallaxes, 0
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              gr. </s>
              <s>2 mi.
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              </s>
              <s>pri.
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              Theſe things being found, take the Authours own figure
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              [
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              Fig. </s>
              <s>2.
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              ] in which the point B is the ſtation of the
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              Landgrave,
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              D the ſtation of
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              Tycho,
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              C the place of the ſtar, A the centre
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              of the Earth, A B E the vertical line of the
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              Landgrave,
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              A D F
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                <lb/>
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                <lb/>
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              of
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              Tycho,
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              and the angle B C D the difference of Parallaxes. </s>
              <s>And </s>
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