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# Title: [Geometriae Pars Universalis, Inserviens Quantitatum Curvarum transmutationi & mensurae] Geometriæ Pars Vniversalis, Inserviens Quantitatum Curvarum transmutationi & mensuræ (shelfmark Ms IV, 377a)
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DA NF
V ISYBYF F
infinitum sit divisibile.
ue
Ivilibile in infinicum non sc divisibile, accipiorur minima
eius parss qux ex opt: prom: 55 vel sooculo repralen-
cecur in angulo aliquo risorio sensibili ex. 8. 20 graduum; aF:
que oculus percipie rilibile in angulo rilorio 20 graduum in
multas parces divilibile, de proinde apparet haec minima vi
libilis pars oculo in muleas parces dirisibilis; cumque han
cura homininon dec oculos Fallaces de nec celescopiumnee
microscopium risum prebeat magis Fallacem quam ipse ocu-
us; necellario sequicur quod ilta minima pars sic realiter
divilibilis, quod est ablurdum, ponieur enim indirisibilis; et
isicurnon pore dari rilibilis pars minimas est isitur omne
vilibile in insinirum dirisibile, quod demonstrare oporruie.
DF
IV
OBSERV ATIONF STMILTTVDI.
nis inter Terram er Lunam.
IlcC remporibus magna est controverlia, num L.una
slobus sic ex terra d aqua; sicue noster hic globus
cerreltris; quae facili experiencia sit dirimi porest. Sic cele-
lcopium cuius lens obiectiua in lacicudine ad minimum con
tinens ceneies diamerrum urex obleruatoris, ex Vna parEC
Plana ee 2d alceram conrexa ex diamerro 5o palmorum; (IF-
que eius ocularis plana ex vna Parte ec ex alcera L pAInL
convexitatis. Huiuscelescopii ope videbieur Luna ((uppo-
sica ejus a cerra distaneia 240000 mille passuum) omnino (1
cuc ex dictantia 2400 mille passuum. Deinde in loco aliquo
eminencissimo (ex quo rideri porune maria, mOnteS, praCd
lacus, Poxas omnia rastissima, od discanciam 40 mille passuum)
e lub cectorolco ad vlcimum obscurato, dempro vno lo.
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