Clavius, Christoph, In Sphaeram Ioannis de Sacro Bosco commentarius

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          <head xml:id="echoid-head10" xml:space="preserve">INDEX RERVM, ET VERBORVM,
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          QV AE HIS COMMENTARIIS
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          CONTINENTVR.</head>
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          A
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            <emph style="sc">ABraham</emph>
          Aegyptios docuiſse
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          Arithmeticã, & Aſtrologiã. # 3.
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          Acceptiones Zodiaci variæ.
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          # pag. # 252. ad 254
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          Acceſſus & receſſus ſphæræ o-
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          # ctauæ quomodo fiat. # 56
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          Acceſſus, & receſſus in octaua ſphæra quo-
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          # modo deprehenſus. # 63
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          Achillini ſententia de numero, & motu cę
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          # lorum, eiusq́; confutatio. # 48
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          Admirabilis ſphæra Archimedis. # 17
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          Aequalis, ſiue æquinoctialis hora quæ. # 405
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          Aequans circulus planetarum quid, & cur
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          # ſit excogitatus. # 459. & 460
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          Aequator, vel æquinoctialis circulus quid
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          # & vnde dictus, & eius officia, atque utili-
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          # tates quæ. # 225. ad 232
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          Aequator, quo modo in cœlo deſcribi con
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          # cipiatur. # 225
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          Aequatoris altitudinem æqualem eſſe com
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          # plemento altitudinis poli, hoc eſt, diſtan
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          # tiæ Zenith à polo mundi. # 302
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          Aequatoris altitudo qũo cognoſcatur. ibi.
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          Aequatoris gradus cur dicãtur tẽpora. # 248
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          Aequator quare ſit regula, & menſura or-
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          # tus, & occaſus ſignorum. # 321
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          Aequatorem vniformiter aſcendere ſupra
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          # quemcunque Horizontem. # 219
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          Aequinoctia, & ſolſtitia mutare ſedes in Ca
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          # lendario, & quare. # 274. & 275
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          Aequinoctialia puncta quæ. # 23. & 274
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          Aequinoctialis circulus, ſiue Aequator
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          # quid, & cur ſic dictus, eiusq́; officia quæ.
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          # pag. # 225. ad 232
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          Aequinoctialis circuli, vel æquatoris uaria
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          # nomina. # 227
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          Aequinoctialis circulus quomodo in cęlo
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          # deſcribatur.
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          Aequinoctialis, ſiue æquai
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          i
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          s hora quæ. # 405
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          Aequinoctialis, ſiue uerus ortus, & occaſus
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          # quid. # 300
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          Aequinoctiorum Colurus quid. # 23. & 260.
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          Aequinoctium cur in ſphæra recta ſemper
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          # fiat. # 401. & 402
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          Aequinoctium in ſphæra obliqua, cur bis
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          # tantum contingat. # 402. & 404
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          Aequinoctium cur in ſphæra obliqua fiat,
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          # Sole exiſtente in æquatore. # 227
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          Aequinoctium quomodo intelligatur fier
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          i
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          # bis in anno in uniuerſa terra. # ibid.
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          Aer quanto minor ſit, quàm terra, & ignis.
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          # pag. # 130. & 131
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          Aeris, & ignis figura. # 134
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          Aeris tres regiones quo modo ſint diſpoſi
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          # tæ quoad craſſitiem. # 38
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          Aerea ſigna Zodiaci, quæ. # 238
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          Aeris regionis tres. # 38
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          Aeris craſſities quanta ſit. # 130. & 131
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          Aeſtiui, & hyemalis ſolſtitij pũcta quæ. # 260
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          Aetheræ regionis proprietates. # 39
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          Aethereæ regionis figura, ac forma. # 72
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          Aetherea regio cur ſic dicta. # 39
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          Aetates animantiũ præcipuè
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          quatuor. # 241
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          Alpetragij ſententia de numero, & motu
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          # cœlorum, eiuſq́ confutatio. # 48
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          Altitudo ęquatoris quo modo ex altitudi-
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          # ne poli inueſtigetur. # 302
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          Altitudinem ęquatoris ęqualem eſſe com
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          # plemento altitudinis poli, ſiue diſtantię
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          # Zenith à polo mundi. # ibid.
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          Altitudinem poli in quocunq; loco ęqua-
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          # lem eſſe latitudini eiuſdem loci, hoc eſt,
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          # diſtantię Zenith ab ęquatore. # 298
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          Altitudo poli quo modo ex altitudine So-
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          # lis meridiana inueniatur. # 279
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          Altitudo Solis meridiana, uel alia quæui’s
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