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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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CODF R N TCAS R E D FVFVUS.
Denainta dierum spatiO SOLCM CIFCUIMCUIEEeNS, jurea Copernicum et
Culicimum Blaeu: Vel dicbus87, Ror. 23, 45 min. circuitum omnium
Brerissimum absolrens, juxta Bullialdum e CiaRendum. Caula auteM
diverseatis est, quod Mercurius plerumque occuleatur sub Solisraciis,
ecrarissime apparet. Fit certe notum est, quod Mercurius e V enus ad-
mirandis suis apparicionibus diu luspenos cenverinE AAELONOmOS,
antequam Caltem de situ illorum aliquid Cerri SFALUCFEHE, NC diCAMLNUNC
de motibus periodicis. Einde quoque suspicor cum Calilaeo p25. 4490
EyA. M. Sacurnum ob carditatem Cuam, d Nercurium propter assiduam
occultationem, ultimos exticisse, qui pro rasabundis eccrrantibus aeno-
SCCTENEUE. Unde Certe IrAI NOn CAE, quod illI BIMIeTOS AHFONOmO
rum Cxpe tetellerint. Duocirca Copernicus propriisin Meccurio obser-
rationibus deltitutus, nonnullas ex libro obserrationum Gualteri, di-
Scipuli Regiomontani, d cujuldam Noribergensis muruari coactus est,
quas licee non latis Eideliter e praecise luis demonstracionibus de placi-
eis iplum applicuisse judicet Trcho Brahaus (ride ejusdem ACron. in-
Ptauratx Mechanicam, (ub lic. C. 2.) tamen optandum fuisse dicic, ut in relix
quis Planeris, quos ex suis obserrationibus resticuere ingener au su laboravis, nOn
multo incertiores obtinuisser. Caulacur aurem Copernicus (phaerx nimiam
inclinationem, et Viltulxe Rurii raxores, quod Mercurium nOn ObTeF
raverit. Ec quamris Pycho lingulis pene annis eum tam matutinotem
pore, quam respercino diligenter le nocasse dicat, (utur rarissime ap-
ParCAE) in insula ua Fiuena, adhuc inclinariorem sphaeram habente, de
mari undique raxorolo cincta; magnum ramen Copernicum exculat
eonomine, quod iplus aedes ica erant dispotux, ucliberum undiquaqi
non praeberent Hlorizontem, ideoque minus obserrationibus praserrim
ejuscemodi declirioribus commodae efene: quod ipsum sibi sudiosum
illum, quem Forlan eo alticudinis poli examinandae cau la ablesarat, re-
EuliFTC MCMOFAL.
IF. Caeteru ipsum Nercurium Soli subcurrenrem jam pridem inspexie
quoq; Caendus; Mercuriique phales 24 April. A. XL III. accuratissimC
obserratas, quasipertecte diriduas, exhribet Reita p. 89. lib. de r2 Scellis.
Neque ullam inera reneris es Mercurii, (cujus phales p. 88 X 89 exhibet) in
maxima eorum à Sole remotione, es Lunae dividuae digressione, differentiam se posse
cernere affirmat; ita ut quod menstrue in solis et Lunxe conjunctione, et
∞ nobis apparet, id in Veneris de Mercurii matutina a relpertina COn-
junctione accidat. Fc quod in illius quadeaturis, hoc etiam in horum
maximis digressionibus ne ceslario erenire necectum lic, non Polu quoad
huminis a Sole mucuati mutationem, rerumetiam (Licaetera Cunt paria)
quodct