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Extracts of Three Letters of Signor Cassini, Containing His Sentiment of Mr. Flamsted S Account of the Last Eclipse of the Moon; As Also His Own Observations of That Phaenomenon; And Likewise an Observed Occultation of a Fixt Star by the Moon

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London

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December 31, 1676

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Extracts of Three Letters of Signor Cassini, Containing His Sentiment of Mr. Flamsted S Account of the Last Eclipse of the Moon; As Also His Own Observations of That Phaenomenon; And Likewise an Observed Occultation of a Fixt Star by the Moon

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London

doi 10.1098/rstl.1676.0004

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