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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Physica LH 37, 3
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Propositio Prima
Quomen diurnum movetur quotidie
circa globum telluris.
oc experientia certum est, nec refert tellusan
sol moceatur aut quiescat.
Propositio Eda Lumen divvrnum si citioloblet
mouetur quotidie circa tellurem instargloti rigi.
di circa suum axem voluri, ila ut omnes circuli.
abecus punctis descripti sint paratelli de eodem.
tempoce absoluantur.
Esto infegura prima globus tellieris arbend.
e a. vel e Oriens, b. vel S. occidens, 6. vel. q
Zeruth. d. vel h Nadir. Aequator eq. f
Radius solis principalis seu ex centro solis incen,
trum terre dudus es a. Sole scilicet existente
in Oriente e. In hoc radio assumantur puncta.
luminis quaecunque e. h. a. ajo futurum esse, ut
quo tempore lux solis seu punctum luminissum,
mume absoluit periodum eq fh. eodem tem
pore punctum luminis infimum a. absoluat
circulum a cb d. ee punctum medium h.
irculum h I. h. idemqe de inter mediis omnibus
vunclis dicendum esse. Idem est in radiss on,
nibus non tantum principalibus, qui ex centro in
centrum, sed ed lateralibus, qui ex centro in latces
aut exlatere in centrum, aut ex latere inlatus
cadunt, qualis est radius pc. ex latere solis p
cadens in latus terrae C. ac proinde sole pro
gresso ex e. in g. radius centralis ex ea pro
gredietur in g. c.  radius lateralis pac.
in pb. quasi scilicetradii isti baculi regidi essent
Modo in mediointer solem ee terram interfuso
nihil obstet, seu modo medium sit uniforme
Cem erum sol ex e. deveniet in g. omnia
similia similiterque posita inceniet, g. loco e
8 C. loco a. 8 b. loco. C. 8 1. loco h. Ergo
radius ex extra. processit in g. 1. C. De ex aC.
in sb. ac proinde linea motus singulorum
luminis punctorum erunt inter se parallelae, e
motus erunt sgnodici, scu eodem tempore ad
priorem locum redeuntes; et cum motus solis
sapponatur celeritale uniformis, cateroium
 nec differentia erit nisi in tempore et loco
ad institutum nostrum
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