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IB R A E F A T I O. Tertio volumine primum conti 10)bibliothecis ordinandis praefecto nentur Fasti, quod opus et eiusdem (Suet. Caes. 56) — annalibus erutae fere generis e$t cuiüs sunt Meta riscis (I7); et sane antiquitatis Ita morphoses, — nam utrumque serie icae studia a Varrone Nigidioque epylliorum,sed diversa ratione, cqn post priores excitata, aVerrio Flacco tinuatur — et eiusdem temporis, ita deinde ipsoque Hygino sustentata tamen ut Fasti exilii Ovidiani initio magno tunc in honore erant, cui non (a. p. Chr. n. 7) dimidia tantum ex minimum àpud plerosque incremen parte conscripti fuerint, illis autem tum Vergilii Aeneis addidit. Simili hil iam defuerit nisi lima ultima. ac Naso consilio libri sui quinti Pro ASea: ego Fastorum scripsi totidemque pertius nonnulla composuit. Ex Var libellgs, cumque suo finem mense volu rone ni fallor verborum rerumque men habet; idque tuo nuper scriptum £tvag (e. c. I 319sqq.) sumere potüit; sub nomine, Caesar, et tibi sacratum eiusdem Rerum divinarum libros in ors mea rupit opus (Tr. II 549 sqq.). multis usurpasse videtur; in reliquis Opus igitur duodecim sive sex toti Ę lubricumque est de auctori demque librorum aggressus sex tan us eius iudicium proferre, nisi quod tum volumina confecit; reliqua aut addere libet in rebus Romanis velut omnino non inceperat aut — quod in Fabiorum expeditione et in Tul veri similius puto — ita modo, ut in liae facinore enárrandis (II 195 sqq. NÉ dari non potuerint. Quam VI 587 sqq.) memorabilem cum Li uam ad hos quidem libros provocat vio in sermone quoque adeoque in A ÍII 58 de Decembri, III 200 et Y singulis verbis similitudinem inter 147 de Augusto mense loquens; cf. cedere (Liv. I48. II 49). In re astro \ V 724. Nonnulla Tomis novavit, in nomica Clodium Tuscum auctorem primis quae de exilio suo IV 78 §qq. secutus esse creditur, cuius opere NJ inseruit, cf. I540; huc fortasse etiam Ioannes Lydus usus est. Omhino tetrasyllabus pentametri exitus V vero censere noli, nimis profunda 582 et VI 660 pertinet, qualis antea vel recondita poetam nostrum scru semel tantum in Heroidibus, sed tatum esse: velut quod quidam ex Éíniííiíuíáêëìíîïíbiáé, VI 59 effigere sibi visi sunt, fastos vicies semel in epistulis ex Ponto Aricinos ab eo perlectos esse, ibi adhibitus legitur. potius e Varrone vel quisquis pri His libris,Tres ad sidera ad histo marius eius fons erat, hau§it. Ce riam ad sacra pertinentes per sin terum eodem fere ingenii splendore gulos anni dies c0mplexis, causas eademque variandi felicitáte, qua éarum in fabulis Grâecis Italisque Metamorphoses insignes sunt, 1 hic inventas ad Callimachi fortasse Ai quoque Oyidius utitur; nisi quod et viov imitationem Naso enarrat, qui metrum elegiaeum argumento eius bus in rebus permultum eis utilitatis non ubique satis aptum, sed ad le ad Italas prâecipue fabulas cogno viores et iocosas maxime partes ac scendas inest. Sunt eae ab Ovidio — adiuvante f9rtasse Hyging amig0 1 Ad has ut videtur III 724 IV 418 spe vel Pompeio Macro amico (Pont. II ctant, / NN. 439055 vI PRAEFATIO. commodatum erat, ad quas haud in ingenio iam invalido erat et si titu vitus animi causa âefectit: et ipsae lum gratiae quaerendae causa mu res hic illic a vivida dicendi ratione tare voluit, aTiberio, non a Ger satis alienae sunt. Quamquam in manico gratia quaerenda fuit. talibus quoque rebus subitis ingenii Iam ad carmina in exilio ab Ovidio luminibus delegtare probe scit. scripta pervenimus. Germanico Caesari poetae poeta 1. Tristium libri quinque, quo Eastos dedicavit, cf. I3, 25, 63 all. rum primus in itinere, reliqui Tomis Quod enim Caesarem Augustum #'; ad annum 11 vel 12 p. Chr. assim in eis adloquitur (II 15. (cf. V 10 1) scripti sunt. Horum $ sqq. 127. VI 763),* id si recte in optimus est secundus sive ea epi tellegimus nihil nisi formula quae stula, qua Augusto se purgare mi dam est, sive poeticam sive rhétori tioremque sibi poenam adipisci stu cam dicere mavis, qua eadem ad det. ÉÉ; epistulis ad uxorem Musas quoque et deos omnes et amicosque missis, nomine eorum famam livoremque et Romam ur celato ne principis ira eis noceat, bem aliaque se convertere solet. constant, haeque saepius quam par Quod autem in Tristium versu supra est easdem sententias recoquunt: adlato Caesari Augusto se Fastos errorem, non facinus, se cómmi dedicasse scripsit,Tdicam de ea re sisse; quare relegatum, non exulem, $. Oyidio penitus cognito sentio. esse; at inter Gétas infestos vivere ingit hoc, inquam, poeta, neque esse miserrimum; exorarent igitur tamèn, quia nondumTim püblicum principem, ut mitius Romaeque prQ editum erat carmen (et demum post pius sibi exilium tribuat. Blandi mortem eius Fasti editi esse viden tias addere solet et in amicos et in tur), mendacii coargui poterat:8 ne Augustum eiusque familiam com que ullus dubito, quin, si ipse Fa positas, quos ut deum caelestemque stos in lucem edidisset, illi eos in domum àdoratur. In his epistulis scripturus et ad eum singulos locos scribendi genere ab ea artis per conformaturus fuisset, a quo pluri fectione qua antea excelluit satis mum se ex eo commodi capturum recedente et ut ita dicam humi re esse speravisset. Illis autem qui pente usus est; quippe qui — id credunt, Fastos primum Augusto quod aperte profitetur — nullam inscriptos, sed in exilio ad Germani iam laudem gloriamque versibus cum translatos esse, ideo assentiri nancisci cupiit, sed täntum vetere non possum, quia ab eQ,qui omnibus consuetudine ductus atque ut tem modis Augusto blandiri studebat, pus tereret, simulque ut amicos ad prorsus alienum fuisse necesse est, àuxilium sibi ferendum admoneret, donum publice imperatori promis versus fecit. Ita externis calamita sum deinde ab eo retrahere; post tibus fractus animus poeticus sen Augusti mortem autem ab a. 14 ad sim delabitur, verbositasque iuve mortem suam a. 17 p. Ch. poeta et nalis in Heroidibus quondam Nasoni ropria nunc revertitur, sed faciem 2 Num huc pertinot III 116, an fuas ad illa induta senilem. Martem, non ad Augustum spectat? — IV 859 sq. de Caesare ad Romam dictum saepe 2. Ibis liber exilii initio scriptus etiam plures nominis huius habe aperte ad (v.
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  • Double-Star Observations Made at the Lick Observatory by S.Fkburnkarn

    Double-Star Observations Made at the Lick Observatory by S.Fkburnkarn

    ASTRONOMISCHE NACHRICHTEN. Double-Star Observations made at the Lick Observatory by S.FKBurnkarn. (Communicated by the Director Prof. Edward S. Holden.) The following are the principal double-star observations made by me with the thirtysix and twelve inch re- fractors of the Lick Observatory in August, September and October of the present year. In this list, as a rule, only the stars are given which have been measured on at least three nights. Unless othenvise stated in the notes, the new double-stars were discovered with the I 2 inch telescope. The aperture of the instrument with which the micrometrical measures were made is given in the last column. New Double-Stat& Lal. 58. < Piscium. RA. oh~"48' Decl. +5 zo 5 7'. RA. xh 71n27' Decl. +6O 56'. 1888.681 24400 oY98 - , 11.5 12 -695 248.2 0.91 - , 10 I2 a796 I 331.7 I 0.50 I 8-5 1 9 I 12 0.88 - , 11.5 I2 1888.76 I 329.6 I 0.48 1 8.1, 8.9 [ -7 14 254.7 .7 20 247.1 0.94 - , 11.5 I2 This star is 7'" in Lal., and 6.5 in DM. -733 249.6 0.96 - , I1 I2 I 888.7 I W? oh200 = DM. +20?15. RA. oh P44' Decl. +zoo 50'. I 888.681 63.4 23.75 -- 12 -- .695 64.0 23.86 9 12 -- 1-44 10.5 .698 63.1 23.91 - 12 -- -7 r4 63.5 23.61 -- 12 -733 63.6 23.48 -_ I2 Discovered with the 36 inch.
  • Observing List

    Observing List

    day month year Epoch 2000 local clock time: 18.00 Observing List for 15 12 2019 RA DEC alt az Constellation object mag A mag B Separation description hr min deg min 65 77 Andromeda Gamma Andromedae (*266) 2.3 5.5 9.8 yellow & blue green double star 2 3.9 42 19 77 123 Andromeda Pi Andromedae 4.4 8.6 35.9 bright white & faint blue 0 36.9 33 43 76 70 Andromeda STF 79 (Struve) 6 7 7.8 bluish pair 1 0.1 44 42 62 83 Andromeda 59 Andromedae 6.5 7 16.6 neat pair, both greenish blue 2 10.9 39 2 86 289 Andromeda NGC 7662 (The Blue Snowball) planetary nebula, fairly bright & slightly elongated 23 25.9 42 32.1 79 86 Andromeda M31 (Andromeda Galaxy) large sprial arm galaxy like the Milky Way 0 42.7 41 16 79 88 Andromeda M32 satellite galaxy of Andromeda Galaxy 0 42.7 40 52 80 84 Andromeda M110 (NGC205) satellite galaxy of Andromeda Galaxy 0 40.4 41 41 65 87 Andromeda NGC752 large open cluster of 60 stars 1 57.8 37 41 61 75 Andromeda NGC891 edge on galaxy, needle-like in appearance 2 22.6 42 21 85 265 Andromeda NGC7640 elongated galaxy with mottled halo 23 22.1 40 51 82 341 Andromeda NGC7686 open cluster of 20 stars 23 30.2 49 8 45 208 Aquarius 55 Aquarii, Zeta 4.3 4.5 2.1 close, elegant pair of yellow stars 22 28.8 0 -1 35 188 Aquarius 94 Aquarii 5.3 7.3 12.7 pale rose & emerald 23 19.1 -13 28 30 180 Aquarius 107 Aquarii 5.7 6.7 6.6 yellow-white & bluish-white 23 46 -18 41 23 227 Aquarius M72 globular cluster 20 53.5 -12 32 24 225 Aquarius M73 Y-shaped asterism of 4 stars 20 59 -12 38 40 189 Aquarius NGC7606 Galaxy 23 19.1 -8 29 25 225 Aquarius NGC7009