_text reads “excuscitare”_ that earth in the writings of _Capernicus_ and his followers _spelling as in original_ [Sidenote] _Lect. ant. l. 1. c. 15._ _text reads “Lect. aut l. 1”_ Nay this opposes his owne eye-witnesse _text reads “owne-eye-witnesse”_ that in the Moone there should be any mountaines _text reads “thete”_ _Olympus_, _Atlas_, _Taurus_ and _Enius_ _text unclear; may be “Emus”: for Mt. Aenus?_ the 47th proposition in the first booke of elements. Therefore the whole line _A_ _G_ is somewhat more than 104 _“the 47th proposition” is better known as the Pythagorean theorem. “104” is presumably an error for “1004”; the correct figure is almost 1005_ [Sidenote] _Plat. de fac._ _so in original: “Plut[arch]”?_ [Sidenote] _Præfat. ad Austrica syd._ _so in original: “Austriaca”_ [Sidenote to Cælius] _Progym. 1._ [Sidenote to Tycho] _l. 20. c. 5._ _notes may be reversed: Tycho Brahe wrote a “Progymnasmata”_ because of the exuperancy of the light in the other parts _so in original: “exsuperancy”_ because they are farre neerer it than wee _text unclear_ a more chokie soyle like the Ile of _Creete_ _spelling as in original: “chalky”_ in his time tooke especiall notice _text reads “looke” but catchword has “tooke”_ such appearances may be salved some other way _so in original_ [Sidenote] _Carolus Malaptius de Heliocyc._ _so in original: Malapert(i)us_ 2. _Mæslin_ and _Keplar_ affirme, that they have seene some of these alterations. The words of _Mæslin_ are these (as I finde them cited.) [Sidenote] _Disser. 2. cum nunc. Galil._ _sidenote is attached to Mæslin quote, but work named is by Kepler_ there are some inhabitants in that Planet _text reads “inhabitans”_ The equality of their nights doth much temper the scorching of the day, and the extreme cold that comes from the one, require some space _wording as in original_ This part of the world is inhabited by men and beasts, and Plantes. _text reads “Planets”_ intellectuares habitatores _so in original: “intellectuales”?_ ex influentia ignili solis _adjective “ignilis” may have been invented by author cited_ but _Lessius_ thinkes that this opinion gives them too much roome _text reads “opi/on” at line break_ hee cals it a terrestriall starre _text reads “terrestraill”_ _Pererius_ fathers it upon _Strabus_ and _Rabanus_ _text reads “fathers is”_ Punctuation: