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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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DE NOVA STELLASERPENT.
Ex Flandrica relatione luculentius idem probabitur, non Fuisse Neque in
aerem nobis ricinum, qui Pese splendori solis in circuli forma Tubje Flandria
cic, Lunaque Speciem circumdedit. Ibi loci quippe SolnOn EOEuS OC.
culcabatur. Sic in Schemate, oFlandria; connexis oz signis, producta
linea cadicinz. Adhuc igitur in o lucebae, quicquid fuit inter 2C.
Connectantur _ us puncta, e ip(IsvZ, vd, cducantur Locix 005, 0Ec:
Seque duZ Species atri disci: circulus vero Aammeus, aerum difcum
circumdans, incellisarur per Z00, 50d. Igitur ab hac Solis portione
26, qua supertuie corus aer, non istancum, qui circa Lunam in Z0, Ced
d is, qui incer Lunam ec vilum in spacio Z ovillustrabatur ex xquo.
Nequaquam isitur in aeris portione ra, species rorunda deticiens,
Eplendore circumtulo, repraelencari poruir.
Adde quod umbra Luna ,c, qua v Flandriam non complectebatur,
(pars quippe Solis 36 ibi excabac) mulco adhue longius procurreraE
meridionali lacere J, vertus Flispania licrus Medicerraneum, quod jam
Subrincelligatur: itaque circulus hujulmodi acex, splendore circumda-
cus, plane non comprehendisser Solem de Lunam, Led ad meridiem Re-
cistecrorus: visus vero parrâ Cui parce, pocissim â postmonces abijcc.
Circulus enimrr, qui comprehendicur umbra, dc proinde acex appa-
rec amictus splendore circumsistentis aeris n u, exera verlantis,
hic, inquam, circulus, ut vides, totus cadic intra lincam vo, in qua
ImUS LUNX MATOO CX V CeENIEUT.
Ouaproprer materiam aliam, muleo sublimiorem aëre Flandrico
Ar Fuisle oporret; in qua Species Aamma, discum Lunx atrum cingen-
eis, a Sole impressa, repraesentabatur: _ illustrationem quidem ejus
adeo Forrem; uc exsi hic quoque aer ua à parricula Solis 2 6, in Flandria
cocus crat illustratus: ille camen (plendor ex 5s, vel p n, HuInC Cx 3 β50.
le, vinceret, de ab hacnoltra aeris ra illustratione non contusus, non
oppressus, distincte inv, oculos obserratorum, de(cenderet.
Rurlum idem probabitur, Si locus uterque Neapolis, et Leodium,
conjungantur. Non est veritimile, omnibus locis eandem esse aerisno-
Ari crassicudinem. Aristoceles Ponropinguem de albescenrem splen-
dore tribuie aërem, qualem Achenis non vidic. Ec qua historia hoc
non inculcat: Aephaenomenon hoc, quod quis aeris crassiciei eribuere
velie, idem fuie in locis diversissimis. Ouis enim caelum Celeieunr
cum Lcalico compararerie: Pritur non aer nobis Luperfusus; sed subli-
mior aliqua, planeque caelestismaceria, splendorem hunc, à Solc ex.
ceptum, Lunx circumjecit.
Luot