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Excerpt from An Account of the Astronomical Discoveries of Kepler: Including an Historical Review of the Systems, Which Had Successively Prevailed Before His Time
Though the attempts to be now mentioned for deducing the equations of Mars, in the oval theory, were equally un successful with the rest, it seems impossible to form a just conception, either of the character of Kepler, or of his pro gress in the prosecution of his discoveries, without consider ing them.
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