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# Title: R. P. Vincentii Leotavdi Delphinatis, Societ. Iesv, Magnetologia (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 174)
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rii L L: altera aurem facies L borealis est, eo quod versus eandem plagam
ObvertiTuE, ad quam obversa est facies B Axis B A primarii, auc Facies L Aris
Sccundarii L I. Peruelim autem ve hic obiter oblerues, quam apte haeC Con-
Conentiis, qua luperius radiatione puncti cuiuluis magnetici eradira lune.
Producito enim vlera Z cam radium BZ veque ad9, quam radium A L
vlque ad P. Cernis ve communis Facies Z radiorum BZ, PZ converla ad
Austrum I, vel A; dustralis sIC: Facies vero Z radiorum AZ, OZ ad b0-
ream B, vel I Spectans sic borealis: Ouod cum de radiis quibuscumque lele
in Z Secantibus dici debeac, patet punctum Z in orbem ita radiare, ve Om-
nesradii, qui vlera Aquatorem secundarium F F vertus B aut L borcales Po.
los effunduntur, faciem Z habeane australem: qui vero radii intra sEguato-
FeM F F verlus australes POlOS A, vel I emictumrur ex eodem puncto Z, h2-
beane Faciem Z borealem: quae omnia lesibus magneticis quae rolune Fa-
cies dissimiles tantum convenire, lune accommodacisima.
Asumamus iam punctum C A: quatOriS CD, ad quod rndique COnCuT-
tanc radii cam supra, quam intra AE. quatorem
C D, quales (nE R C, SC, TC XC. Radii
omnes lupra sguatorem effusi Faciem C ha-
bent australem: haec enim Austrum, licet obsi-
que spectat, ad quam plasam hi radii inclinan.
tur; Facies vero oppoliexR, de S Borealessunt,
ad borealem siquidem plasam siue ad Polum B
BOTCUM OBVCFFIHEUE. AC Contra Facies cadem
C communis radiorum TC, VC, qui intra
Aquatorem C D a punctis T, V dcc. cgredium-
EuE borealis es, boream siguidem Facies co-
rum C quamquam oblique spectat; altera vero
Facies T, V corundem est austtalis, ve pore Polum australem A vecumque pe-
cens. Porrofacies C. Aqualoris C. D cum neque ad Boream neque ad au-
ArUM CONVIEKtatuE; nequ Orealis esse potest, neque australis; se d inter
Denique, aliud punctun  ad quod radii a coro Magnetico effusi con-
TendanE, RAEVAMUS InEeI A qLatOLeM C D, d
Polum B. Per punctum C duCaLLL AGuatOF
CF, d Aris Secundarius CI: d ad illud a
puncto R lupra AEquatorem secundarium C F
ANTUIMPEO CMIEFatUE FadiUS R G7, _ InFra CUIN
dem AEquatorem radii duCanEL FG, V C.
Eorum radiorum Facies C non eadem eric om
nium. Nam Facies O radii R O, qui d puncto R
supra AEquatorem C F altumpro ducitur ad
punctum C est australis, sicur de radiorui quo-
cumcumque; qui, relur radius RC, Supra cun-
dem
reram que plagam anceps, sicur ex Facies D oppolta