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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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CODERNTCAS REDEVEVAS.
Sphaeras Veneris, ac Martis, delcribens circulum +2 Signorum, Peu lub
22 Signis Z. Odiaci: qua ratione efficitur, ut ipse Sol in centro Ulnirerli
quielcens, tanquam rilibilis aliquis Deus, sicut cum appellat Iler-
mes Prilmesictus, Per Z odiacisigna contraria iis quae Perraperagrat,
decurrere rideatur. Perra nempe exiltente inter Solem e unum si-
srum, Soltum tesit oppolitum. Sic quando Terra est constituta in Li-
bra, Sol apparet in Ariete, transeunte autem Perra ex Libra in Scorpio-
nem, apparet Sol transire ex Ariete in Taurum, e sic consequenter.
Scilicet Perra rerera ub Zodiaci lignis magnum orbem peragrat, et
Eclipricam percurrit, SOltantUI apPaTCHEET.
4. Notustertius intra annuum spatium conrertione in seiplum ab
LOlritAE, FIEgHC COnETa mOtum illUI CeNErI PCFEX, _ CONETA (UCCCNIO-
nem sionorum, ab Oriente in Occidentem: eAtgue nibil aliud, quam
ipla deflexio axis Telluris a parallelismo cum axe Pelipticae, et conti-
nentia in perpetuo sui secum, in quoris situ, parallelilino, ob quem de
aliunde ee semper manet axi mundano parallelus: Non est autem re
rera norus motus, sed quxdam quali motuum superiorum modit.
catio.
5. Nequerero hicmotus axis terrestris in rerum naturainutilis cAt. Si
enim Terra centrimotum tantum simpliciter se queretur, nulla apparc-
ret dicrum et noctium inaequalitas, sed semper rel Tolsticium, rel bru-
na, relaequinoctium, vel eltas, velhiems, vel urcunque cadem tem-
Poris qualitas semper libi limilis manerer. Polito autem motuhiocce DC-
clinationis, vel Inclinationis, omnia mirabili harmonia sibi inricem re-
Spondent, sublatis etiam iis difticultatibus, quae omnium AAFOnOmO-
rum ingenia ante d polt Copernici tata, quorguor Pythasoricae senten-
tix minus farentia exticerunt, nirum in inodum vexarunt.
6. Ftenim, cum motus Perrx annuus, de motus inclinationis, inri
cemaequales fere a obrii lint, Ec ut axis terrae, de in ipla maximus p2.
rallelorum Equinoctialis, in eandem fere mundi partem spectent, per-
inde ac liimmobiles permanerent. Solinterim moreri cerniturper ob-
liquicatem signiferi eomotu, quo centrum Perrxe: nec aliter quam (I
iplum esset centrum mundi, dummodo memineris, Solis et Perra di-
tanciam, Peu lemidiameteum orbis maoni, rilus nostros jam effugisse,
collatam scilicet ad fizarum altitudinem, quxe tam ralta est atque im-
manis, ut ipsa orbis magni diameter laltem puncti rationem 2d cam
habeat.
7. Polito motu inclinationis, Facillime declaratur eadem poli, ex in-
rariabilis (quo ad sensum) alcicudo in unoquoque Ferre loco. Dec ob
Aat,