Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 2. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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... Second Equation , Time twice equated , 31 22 Third Equation , -312+ I 50 24 25 30 Time thrice equated , 31 Fourth Equation , +880 18 4 2111 4 54 48 O 40 14 5 35 2 Sun from Node , 37 22 30 7 ΟΙ +0 21 0 5 57 True New Moon , 31 22 30 25 ...
... Second Equation , Time twice equated , 31 22 Third Equation , -312+ I 50 24 25 30 Time thrice equated , 31 Fourth Equation , +880 18 4 2111 4 54 48 O 40 14 5 35 2 Sun from Node , 37 22 30 7 ΟΙ +0 21 0 5 57 True New Moon , 31 22 30 25 ...
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... Second Equation , + 2 Time twice equated , 6 8 29 31 Third Equation , Time thrice equated , 6 Fourth Equation , - I 33 100 5 31 43 4 2 54 8 26 37 8 25 4 True Full Moon , April , | 6 To calculate the true time of New or Full Moon in any ...
... Second Equation , + 2 Time twice equated , 6 8 29 31 Third Equation , Time thrice equated , 6 Fourth Equation , - I 33 100 5 31 43 4 2 54 8 26 37 8 25 4 True Full Moon , April , | 6 To calculate the true time of New or Full Moon in any ...
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... Second Equation , Time twice equated , Third Equation , 14 18 177 ∞ + ∞ 57 14 4 18 22 24 18 5 2 950 I 13 36 1410 17 24 37 56 5 14 33 10 6 12 742 59 36 5 6 53 38 54 3 6 4 I 24 54 30 0 15 20 7 22 17 43 21 3 22 47 2010 --- 3 52 610 4 19 ...
... Second Equation , Time twice equated , Third Equation , 14 18 177 ∞ + ∞ 57 14 4 18 22 24 18 5 2 950 I 13 36 1410 17 24 37 56 5 14 33 10 6 12 742 59 36 5 6 53 38 54 3 6 4 I 24 54 30 0 15 20 7 22 17 43 21 3 22 47 2010 --- 3 52 610 4 19 ...
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