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.
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[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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48PRIMA PARS COSMO diametri ascendentes, quas altitudinis scalas haud temere quispiam
appellaverit, quarum unaquaeq; . 90. gra. continet. Sunt aũt azimuth
circuli exeũtes a polo horizontis (quẽ zenith vocant) per horizon-
tem, & sunt circuli positionis verticales & directionis, qui germa-
na nostra linga possunt dici wuhinausz. Zenith sive vertex est pun
ctum directe super caput alicuius. Haec de particulari declaratione,
nunc commoditatem & usum eius dicemus.
32[Figure 32]Zenith.

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