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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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26. Luecisitur masts Copernici admiranda inventio est, pei quam
Erstemate prilco luxato, ee tellure e medicultio IInirerfi, una cum ly-
Stemate Lunari in orbem solis annuum Tubducta, Soleque rursus in Cen
tromundanx machiux repolico, planomena nullam sensibilem a fxis
alterationem patiuntur. De qua alteratione sum in sequentibus di-
Ecurus, ubi ordo me dereherad caulas aperiendas schilmatis a Coperni-
exisquibuldam facti. Postquam enim Copernicus Terram triplici mo-
tioni obnoxiam fecit, non Colum diurnum motum ipsius Cceli apparen-
tem Telluri allicarie, ec systema Stellarum fixarum, non secus ac Plane-
carum. Solem pro Centro respiciens, penitus quicrum reddidic; rerum
etiam Fpicrclos, a Prolemxo ob Planctarum cum Solc, quam Lupra
nonstrari, combinationem intro ductos, omnesuno motu Terrae sultu-
lic, e insuper Equinoctiorum simplicem anticipationem oltendie, Lc-
Pudiata recerum de orbium in ccelo realitate opinionc: utpote quo-
rum fundamentum plane lubricum, labile, imo Fallum cse jamconce-
dunt omnes ACtronomi, quia rident phaenomena Planctarum rix aliter
Pose explicari. Inprimis autem, quod probenotat Cl. Longomontanus
Tib. 2. TheoriCOrUM 6. 1. pac. 15 4. terrio Telluris moru (Emodohic motus ali-
Quis (iIt) quem librationis vocat Copernicus, aequinoctiorum acque obliquitatis
Eolipeicae ab Ae quatore inaequalitarem commonstravit. Nunc progredior ad
iplius Ferra motumtriplicem, a C opernico d aliis srarioribus ACrO-
nomis in ca consideratum.
C A P. IV.
De Tripi erra moru, diurno, annuo; ex illo, qui fit in
X.
scipsum, quique Terraeaxem semper sibi ipsi
parallelum servat.
P obus Terrx habet z motus, duos in se iplos, e unum progressi-
rumper circumterentiam orbis magni.
2. Primus qui sit in sciplum est diurnus, ionuceos Graecis rocatus,
X spatio 24 horarum ab occalu inortum circaproprium axem ablolri-
tur, efficiens diem ac noctem. Nempe cademterra parsnuncin solem
conrerla dic Fruitur, nunc averla tenebris cooperitur nocturnis, ac
iplx interim coeli parteS, qua Cx Ordine quAI OCCULFUNEFELCGUNEE
que, oriri apparene; qua ex oppositoretro abcunt occultanturque, oc.
cidere.
3. Secundus est motus annuus centri Terrx circa Solem, ab occiden-
ce quoque in orientem, juxa succestionem signorum Zodiaci, intra
Sphx-