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# Title: [Danielis Lipstorpii Lubecensis, Specimina Philosophiae Cartesianae] Danielis Lipstorpii Lubecensis, Specimina Philosophiæ Cartesianæ (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 14; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 14)
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dylatorat
aperfor terra
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alis
Piolaus
DANTELIS L TPSTORPLI
C A P. II.
Complectitur nomina eorum, qui Terram mobilem
asseverarunt.
I. A LIchoresnorimundani (stematis quod attince, primus ille, qui
Soli in mundi medio, SCU CCHETO, FIEI AMENEOGLC (UTAF VOcC
UCIEaFA) una cum Cellis fixis in extremo ejusdem ambicu Ctabilitatem
actribuit, Telluri reromotum, non modo conrersionis diurnae circa
proprium contrum caxem, ab occidua mundi plasa rersus POa;
Led e circularis terolutionis atque prooressionis annux circa Solem, in
circumterentia orbis magni: primus, inquam, fuit Pythagoras, 5a-
mius ille senex, trecentis, e quot excedunt, discipulis nobilitatus: IS,
cujustanta admiratio fuit, ut ex domo ejustemplum fecisse Metapon
tinos, cumquepro Deo coluisse, memoret Justinus lib. 20. Bist. Cap. 4.
Flic, dubio procul, primus illud dosma propoluit, quod postea Ari
Ctarchus Ccripto complexus ad posteros propasarie, quum nihil libro-
rum a Prthagora fuisse editum inter omnes constet. Lestatur id Arist.
l. 2. de Caeloc. 13. ubi evarricos, ingnit, ot Wet w Prantar, xan sulvo ; TIV-
daeropcot, Ners(ir: d plo 2dS ucos  (iiNtoV) cirai Dasi,  y jur er
 aScOV SOU, nuxNCO DEpousu ei 10 pCO O, vVKTa FE n uUECQV RoICIV.
Similiter _ Plutarchus l. 3. de placitis Philosophorum 6. 13. ot peso aM Ot, in-
quit, pelver ito no, Pinona Oi HVaropEO nnNCD EpE I nE
(nNcOV) n XVKAS NOES, qoorosrixtion oexly.
2. Aristarchum, qui ririt 400 ante Peolemxum anno, ancecessirPni-
lotans Croroniares, qui Terram unam esse ex astris TenSIRCFeNtUE, cir-
ca A. NP. 3400, Mathematicus lane non vulraris, uepote cujus rilendi
gratia Plato non distulit lcaliam petere, de ab coprthasora opera cmeic,
reste Laerrio. Ilunc Timaus Loctus excepit A. MI. 3580. IIunc Fleraclides
Ponticus, Athenis ricam degens, ex Ariltocelem docentem audiens,
A. ML. 3625. Ouem denique lecutus est Aristarchus Samius A. MI. 3787.
qui dosma illudprimus scripto (uti diximus) complexus est. LIunCF. C-
phancus Prchagoricus, Nicetas Srraculanus, Seleucus Mathematicus,
Flicetas sire Dicctas, (utroque enim nomine videturidem incellioi, imo
etiam Forre nomine Nicetae, ut proinde ejus opinio intra artingenda
Potuerit tuissenon undique Ciceroni perspecta) Clcantes Samius, L. Cu-
cippus, Plato Senex, Martianus Capella, Cuiliclmus GilbertUS, PCtrUS
Percorinus, Maricurtius Callus, ante 300 annos. Plicolaus de Cula,
Cutdinalis, CirCA AM. d IV. C. 1440.
3. Norit