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# Title: [Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica] Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 166)
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PRTMCIPIA MATHEMATICA.
tertiam Lunorem, idque maximo interrallo paulo post Oetantes
LIDER
Lune; ec paribus incerrallis aectus maximus sequetur hOrAM IEF- TERTIVS.
eiam lunarem in crantieu Lunae a Gundracuris ad 57278125. xc
ita sunc in Mari aperto. Nlam in octiis Fluriorum Auxus majo-
res caceris paribus cardius ad anslu remienE.
Pendent autem effectus Luminarium ex eorum dictantiis a Terra.
In minoribus enim dictantiis majores (unc eorum effectus, in ma
joribus minores, idque in triplicata ratione diametrorum appa-
rentium. Igitur Sol cempore hyberno, in Perisao existens, ma-
jores cdir eftectus, efficitque ut aectus in Srxrsiis paulo majores
sinc, ex in Quadraturis paulo minores (execeris paribus) quam
tempore aectiro; ex Luna in Perigxo lingulis mensibus majores
cier aectus quam ante vel post dies quindecim, ubi in APOgRO ver-
TaTur. Vnde Hc uc rectus duo ommino maximi in Syzygiis con-
cinuis se mutuo non seGuanEur.
Pendet etiam eRfectus urriusque Luminaris ex ipsus Oeclina-
tione seu distancia ab A quatore. Nam S Luminare in polo con-
sicueretur, craheret illud singulas aquae partes constanter, absque
actionis incensione ex remictione, adeoque nullam motus recipro-
cationem cieret. Igitur Luminaria recedendo ab aequatore polum
versus, effectus (uos gradatim amittent, EE propterca minores cie-
bune aectus in Syzpoiis Solsticialibus quam in Aquinoctialibus.
In Quadraturis aucem Solsticialibus majores ciebune aectus quam
in Ouadraturis A quinoctialibus; eo quod Lunae jam in aequatore
constiruexe eRtectus maxime superat effectum solis Incidunt igi
cur rectus maximi in Sy2ygias sc minimi in Ouadracuras Lumina-
rium, circa tempora quinoctii utriusque. tc xctum maximum
in Sy2reiis comitatur semper minimus in Quadraturis, uc experi-
entia compertum cst. Per minorem aurem distantiam Solis a
Terra, tempore hyberno quam tempore aestiro, Ac uc seltus ma-
ximi ex minimi Exepius praecedane sEquinoctium vernum quam
sequantur, se saepius sequantur aucumnale quam praecedant.
Pendene etiam efectus Luminarium ex locorum lacicudine. De-
signet Ap P. P Pellurem aquis protundis undique coopertam; C.
cenerum ejus; P, p polos; E. SEquatorem; Slocum quemvis
exera Aquacorem; ff parallelum loci; D d Parallelum ei re-
spondencem ex altera Parte aegustoris; L. locum quem Luna eri
bus ante horis occupabat;  locum Felluris et perpendicularicer
subjectum;
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