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28758	Various	Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society - Vol 1 - 1666 Giving some Accompt of the present Undertakings, Studies, and Labours of the Ingenious in many considerable parts of the World			.txt	text/plain	154760	9907	79	The _Second_, concerns the _Circle of Saturn_, in which he hath observed what these Forefathers had thrown away, and had lain long in the open Air. The use above mentioned being considerable, the person, who sent it, hath Observations touching the insipidness of resolved Ice made of Sea-water; different times, that he observed it, _the same Appearances_, which he by the Sun. But yet, I know no man, who hath observed such things in the A great Observer, who hath lived long in _New England_, did upon occasion, help whereof, he hath been able to observe, not onely that _Jupiter_ turns distance of the _Sun_ and _Moon_ from the Earth, by the _Paralax_, observed Having a great desire (saith he) to observe the Body of _Mars_, whilst observed the Body of _Jupiter_ through a 60 foot-glass, and found the the Earth and Moon compared;) and there having not as yet been observed any	./cache/28758.txt	./txt/28758.txt