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The three first numbers in Newton's scale are black, blue, and white.

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The numbers, as usual, indicate the corresponding paragraphs in the original.

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In the historical part, Goethe has to speak of so many followers of Newton who begin their statements with "Si per foramen exiguum," that the term is a sort of by-word with him.

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At mid-day on the 24th of June the author observed the white cross reflected from every part of the horizon. At a certain distance from the sun, corresponding, he supposes, with the extent of halos, the black cross appeared.

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