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1 V    |  has eight, Saturn eight, Jupiter four, Neptune possibly three,
2 XIX  |  but one satellite, while Jupiter, Uranus, Saturn, Neptune
3 XIX  |   while on the surface of Jupiter, for example, where the
4 XIX  | admit this superiority of Jupiter over our own planet, to
5 VIII |   into the great planets, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune;
6 XIII |  autumn, as in the planet Jupiter, whose axis is but little
7 XXIII|   planet to another, from Jupiter to Mercury, and after awhile