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# Title: [Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica] Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 166)
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PHTLOSOPHITSE NALOLLLIS
DE Mono subjectum; h locum huic oppositum; R, R loca inde gradibus 90
rorat
distantia, CTI. Ch Maris alcicudines maximas menluratas a cen-
ero Telluris; _x CK, Cke alcicudines minimas: ec sI axibus lB,
Rk describatur FllipSIS, deinde Fllipseos hujus revolutione circa
axem majorem h delcribatur Sphaerois II P KBPK; delignabic
haec tiguram Maris quam
proxime, _ CrunE C L, CF.
CD C a alticudines Mlaris
in locis F, f, D, d. Ouin-
etiam A in praetaca Fllip scoS
revolutione punctum quod
vis N describat circulum
NMI, Secancem parallelos
FF, D a in locis quibusvis
R, T, ec aequatorem AF in
S; eric C N alcitudo Plaris
in locis omnibus R, S, F, Stis in hoc circulo. Hlinc in revolu-
eione diurna loci cujulris F, aMuxus erit maximus in f, hora
certia post appulsum Lunae ad Meridianum supra FTorizontem
Doltea detuxus maximus in a hora cercia post occasum LunX:
dein atuxus maximus in fhora tercia post appulsum Lunx 20
Meridianum intra Hlorizoncem; ultimo deRuxus maximus in 
hora certia post ortum Lunxe; ec aMuxus posterior in f erie mi-
nor quam aMuxus prior in L. Dictinguitur enim Mare tocum in
duos omnino Auctus Pemisphaericos, unum in Flemisphaerio
XFTRC ad Boream versentem, alterum in Hemisphaerio oppo-
sIEO RBKC; quos igitur Auctum Borealem ec Auctum Australem
nominare licet. Ili Auctus semper sibi mutuo opposici, veniunt
per vices ad Meridianos locorum singulorum, incerposito inter
vallo horarum Lunarium duodecim. Cumque reviones Borcales
magis parcicipane Auctum Borealem, se australes magis AuAtra-
lem, inde oriuntur aectus alcernis vicibus majores de minores, in
locis singulis extra aequatorem, in quibus luminaria Oriuneur et
Occidunt. ACus aurem major, Luna in vereicem loci declinante,
incidee in horam circiter cerriam post appulsum Lunae ad Meri
dianum supra Hlorizontem, _ Luna declinationem MUTANEC VerrC
cur in minorem. Rc Puxuum differencia maxima incidee in rem-
pora Solcticiorum; peaesercim si Lunae Nodus ascendens versaTUE
in principio Arietis. Sic experientia compertum cA, quod eeAuS
macurini tempore hyberno superent respertinos se respercini rem
DOIC