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# Title: [Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica] Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 166)
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PFITLOSOPMILLE NATORALIS
dence. FF simili ratiocinio, inclinatio magis augetur quam diminui-
cur ubi Nodi lunc in Octantibus alteris inter  _c D, B _ C. In-
clinario isitur ubi Nodi sunc in Syzrsiis est omnium maxima. In
cransitu corum a Syzrgiis ad Ouadraturas, in singulis corporis ad
Nodos appullibus, diminuitur, tieque omnium minima ubi Nodi
sunc in Ouadraturis ex corpus in Syzrsiis: dein crescit iildem ora-
dibus quibus antea decrererat, Nodisque ad 57z) gias proximas ap-
Dulsis ad magnicudinem primam revercitur.
Corol. TI. Ouoniam corpus F ubi Nodi Cunt in Ouadraturis per-
pecuo crahitur de plano Orbis suis idque in partem versus S, in
transitu suo a Nodo C per Conjunctionem L ad Nodum D; et in
contrariam parcem in transicu a Nodo D per Oppolitionem B ad
Nodum C; manifectum esc quod in moru suo a Nodo C, Corpus
perpetuo recedie ab Orbis sui plano primo C D, ulque dum per-
ventum est ad Nodum proximum; adeoque in hoc Nodo, longim-
me distans a plano illo primo CD, transie per planum Orbis F. 5I
non in plani illius Nodo alcero D, sed in puncto quod inde vergit
ad partes corporis S, quodque proinde novus est Nodi locus in an-
ceriora vergens. Et simili argumento persent Nodi recedere in
transitu corporis de hoc Nodo in Nodum proximum. Nodi igi-
cur in Ouadraturis constituri perpetuo recedune; in 572ygiis (ubL
motus in Lacicudinem nil perturbatur) quiescune; in locis inter-
mediis, condicionis utriu sque participes, recedune cardius; adcoques
semper rel retrogradi vel Cacionariis singulis revolutionibus terun.
tur in ancecedentia.
Corol. 12. Omnes illi in his Corollariis descripei ErrOrES SunE pau
lo majores in Conjunetione corporum F, S quam in corum Op.
policione, idque ob majores rires generantes WVM de MY
Corol. 23. Cumque rationes horum Corollariorum non pendeane
amagnitudine corporis S, obtinent praecedentia omnia, ubi corporis
Seanca Cacuitur magnitudo ut circa ip Cum revolratur corporum duo-
rum P ec P Sysema. Ec ex aucto corpore s’auctaque adeo ipsiuS
ricentripeta, a qua errores corporis  orcuntur, cractent crrores iIII
omnes (paribus distanciis) majores in hoc calu quam in altero, ubi
corpus Scircum Sycema corporum P ec Y rerolritur.
Corol. 24. Cum aurem rires NM, ME. ubi corpus Slongin-
quum est, sine quamproxime ut vis SX ec ratio P P ad sT con-
junctim, hoc cst, si detur cum distantia PF, tum corporis S vis
absoluta, uE SF cub. reciproce; sine aurem rires illae NV M, M L.
causxe errorum ec efectuum omnium de quibus actum est in Prace.
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