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[Commentary:
This is the first of four pages devoted to Proposition 14 from Chapter XIX of Variorum responsorum liber VIII (Viete 1593d, Chapter 19, Prop , a lengthy chapter on plane and spherical triangles.
XIV.
Prothechidion.
Data duorum maximorum in sphæra circulorum inclinatione, quorum unus secatur a tertio per alterius polos, arguitur quanta fit maxima differentia suarum a nodo longitudinum.
Et contra. Ex maxima differentia longitudinum a nodo, arguitur quanta fit circulum

Given the inclination of two great circles on a sphere, one of which is cut by a third through the pole of the other, there is to be found the greatest difference in their longitudes from the node. Conversely, from the greatest difference of longitudes from the node, there may be found the inclination of the In the crossed out sentence halfway down the page there are references to Finck and Clavius.
The reference to Thomas Finck is to his Geometriae rotundi libri XIIII (Finck .
The reference to Clavius is to his Triangula rectilinea, atque sphaerica (Clavius 1586, .
]
Vieta. lib. 8. resp. pag. 35. prop. 14. proch?on
[Translation: Viète, Responsorum liber VIII, page 35, Proposition ]
Ista propositio est utilis in calcu-
lationibus astronimicis. per eam cog-
noscitur maxima differentia inter
numerationes per Eclipticam et proprios
circulos planetorum, et ubi est &c.
Etiam:
æquationibus

[Translation: This proposition is useful in astronomical calculations. By it may be known the maximum difference between observations by the ecliptic and the nearest orbits of planets, and where it is.
Also, the equations of the ]
Sit triangulum rectangulum
ABC, angulus rectus C. Quæritur
Maxima differentia inter AB et
AC. Nam arcus EBC in diversis
positionibus inter A et E, facit diversis
differentias longitudinum AB et
AC
[Translation: Let ABC be a right-angled triangle with right angle at C. There is sought the maximum differene between AB and AC. For the arc EBC in various positions between A and E makes various differences of longitude AB and AC.
polo A. et per punctum B describatur
parallelus OBD. Ergo:
DC est differentia inter AB et AC
sit diameter paralleli DO et
sit perpendcularis illi, BM
[Translation: Taking the pole A, there is drawn through B parallel OBD.
Therefore DC is the difference between AB and AC. Let the diameter parallel to it be DO and the perpendicuar to it BM.
Dico quando * DM linea est æqualis sinui DC, hoc est DP. Tum MO erit æqualis
semidiametro sphæræ, scilicet HF. et DC erit differentia quæsita maxima.
Pro demonstratione nota diagramma in Finkio pag. 393. et Clavium

[Translation: I say that when the line DM is equal to the sine DC, that is, DP, then MO will be equal to the semidiameter of a spehre, namely HF, and DC will be the sought maximum difference.
Hic notabo solummodo proportiones in Vieta.
Sit GI, sinus arcus GF, hoc est anguli A. FI erit sinus versus [???].
BD est arcus similis GF. Sit KL æqualis FI. et NO=DM. ex in
[Translation: Here I have noted only the proportions in Viète. Let GI, be the sine of arc GF, that is of angle A. The versed sine will be FI. The arc BD is similar to GF. Let KL be equal to FI and NO=DM. The rest from the diagram.
*
Dico quando HO habet
ratio ad DP sinum DC:
eandem rationem quam
OM ad MD vel LI ad
IF. Tum DC erit
differentia maxima.
Vel melius ita:
Quando HO sit
parallela DP. hoc
est quando CHO est
rectus angulus.
Demonstratio
Habetur in alia
charta
[Translation: I say that when HO has the same ratio to DP, the sine of DC as OM to MD or LI to IF, then DC will be the maximum difference.
Or better thus: when HO is a right angle.
The demonstration is to be found in another sheet, ]

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