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The angle from the sun's vertex of first contact
in each case may be assumed 100 degrees towards
the west, or right hand.
At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the times,
&c,, will be as follows :—Begins, lh. 39m. 265.;
greatest eclipse, 2h. 49m. 165.; magnitude, 0.824;
ends, 3h. 54m. 12s.

The first contact will occur at 76 deg. from north
point towards the west, or at 102 deg. from the
vertex towards the west.

These numbers differ slightly from those pub-
[shed in page 472 of the Nautical Almanac for 1860,
i consequence of the substitution of the tables of
Eansen and Leverrier for those of Burckhardt and

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_RAPIIAEL'S APOLLO AND MARSYAS
IN

(FROM A CORRESPONDENT.)

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ROME, JULY 1, 1860.
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first connoisseurs have already visited it, and all
have departed amazed at this new page in the Sau-
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Professor Tommaso Minardi, long recognised
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work of the same dimensions) in the Pitti Gallery
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" Tommaso Profre. Minardi sorpreso, maravig-
Hato quanto non puo esprienersi all' aspetto di in-
aspettata Opera del Divicio Artefice Raffaello,
Apolloe Marsia."

(Translation.)
" Professor Thomas Minardi surprised, amazed
beyond the power of expression at the sight of the
unexpected performance of the Divine Artificer
Raphael, Apollo and Marsyas."