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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philologie, Sprachwissenschaften LH 5, 4, 3
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Geographue
Sphaerica consiocit quasi punctum immobile rellus.
Quam circa duplici volvuntur sydera motu.
Primus ad occiduas partes contendit ab ortu.
Alter ab occasu contra conacur in ortum.
Hlinc binos finaere polos quibus aequidialis
Voluitur & morus primos metuur de horas.
Hinc etiam obliquo sucta est Eciptica gyro
Annua designans Lhaebei tempora cursus
Et motus proprios quibus astra feruntur in orcum.
Separat aequator bina hemisphaeria. Zonas
Distingunt bini Proxia, binique Lolares.
Dant paralleli latum sed meridianus
Omnis ab occasu longum designat in ortum.
Cunctorum ex lato scitur mensura dierum,
Duas tempestates habet orbs, quo sole sruatur,
Quae Stellé semper pateant, quae sydera nunquam
Spectentur quaue alternio oriantur et onde.
ex longo horarum scitur distincio certa.
Ex lato de longo scitur positura locorum
Mutua d a reliquis quantum sit quis que remotus,
Duos habeat sibi quisque locus toto orbé synaecos,
Quos, antrecos, ancpodas de quos periaecos.
Inde dato quocumque die quocumque minuto
Dicam queis oritur, quibus autem occumbit Apollo
Meridres ubi sit, quibus de sit qualibet hora
Oueis sit toca dieo, contra quibus integra sit nox.
Queis Zenit altingat vel quantum distet ab illo et
Omnibus in terris quantum altollatur et pollo.
Hinc medio in pelago positus sola astra videndo
Imohaud astra videns nec terram, nec maris undas
Jnuento prope duuno diotinguet obi sit
Geographus quantum que loco Semotus ab omni.
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