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# Title: Joannis Keppleri Sac. Caes. Maiest. Mathematici De Stella Nova In Pede Serpentarii, Et Qui Sub Eius Exortum De Novo Iniit, Trigono Igneo (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 127, Stück 1; Leibn. Marg. 127)
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DF STE LL A HOVA SE R BEN F.
pernicissimo mocu morentur, apud Copernicum immobiles quielcuti
Colis seprem corpusculis cuncibus.
Sed Forcase mundus, HaC a ME COMMONAFATA pFOBOTEIONC CXOT-
natus, hec anguctus, et cam propinquus, uc parallaxin aliquam Faciane
AxX, hoc CA, uc lineae CK, vel CO, qua Sol d Terra distane, proporcio
hac sensibilis ad CD distanciam Solis X fxarum: Minime. Nam pau-
Io Cupra, distancia vicies Lemel (quae paulominor est ledecima hujus
parte, nempe trecenties quadragies) poruic facere duorum minutorum
parallaxin; itaque trecencies quadrasies, Ledecimum hujus paulomi-
nus, parallaxi vindicabie, Ccilicet circiter octaram parcem unius mi-
nuci. Vel artificiolius et brerius sic: Ouia Sol habet minuta 50, con-
spectus ex rerra. hoc est, quia angulus CIEI cAt EsI: X vero Saturnus de.
cuploalcior est: Sol isitur ex Sacurno conspectus, habebir decimam
parcem de z0 minuris, hoc eAt3 minuta; nempehac quancicas, est du-
plum ansuli C CI. Sed ponieur uc IC Sol ad CG Temidiamerrum am-
bicus Sacurni, sic CC vel CB, ad CD Cemidiametrum Axarum: conne.
Xisitaque BD punctis, criangula BCD, e TCG crune similia; quare an-
ouliBCD _ IGC aequales. Ergo etiam hic Sacurni ambicus CB, ex
Sphaera fixarum Ceu puncto D conspectus, Speciem exhiberet rI mi
nuEOruM. AC cum CO celluris calum sic decima pars diamerri SaEuF-
nii CB; Ergoangulus OD C eric po decima de ansulo BDC Fere, ue
ita Temidiameter orbis annui relris CO non plus quam gll, hoc est,
Cepcima parcis minuri unius parallaxin cauletur AEnemO CA AArO.
nomorum, pericus ob serrandi, qui sepeintam vel octaram minuti par-
cem obferrando assequi oloriecur: Verbi oratia, exsi distancia binarum
Ctellarum apud D Signum, terrae vertanti in O, (quando D repucatur in
quadrato Solis Ceu linea O C) Seprima minuti parte minor sIC, quam
cum D eAt in opposico Solis, terrâ in R vertance: AATONOmUS tamen
non dilcernet has distantias, ob ferrans eas e in O quadrato, X in R
oppolico solis; cum ipla fxarum corpora plerunque unum, duo, tria
velquaruor minuta corporibus occupent et Cubrendant.
Sicisicur osten Cum est, nemini consulcum esse, ut immensitarem
Mundi objiciac Copernico, qui quamcunque ex hypochesibus pro
vera amplectitur, neque unirerlam Astronomiam Fundicus cverlam
CupIE.
Jam etiam videndum, quibulnam exemplis immanis ista provor- Immanes
cionobis micescat. Hic Policus Cum objicere Braheo proportionem propor-
enimalculi, quod cuniculos suprer curem manus asit, ad Serpentem tiones non
illum