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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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Rac, quod Terra in Cancro existente debent notis polus Borealis lon-
se altior apparere, quam ea rersante in Capricorno. Parallelisinus enim
efticit, ut, ubicunque versetur, a que altus nobis Pempet apPAECAE, TaM-
etli axis terra alius alia lque coeli partes circa polum inundi relpiciat.
Dixi enim jam ante omnium harum parcium incercapedinem quali
punctum ad rilum esse, e totum complexum circuli circa polum de-
Ccripti pro eodem polo reputandum esse.
8. Flunc autem circuli complerum, quem axis Perrae continuatus
ad Fixas annuo circumductu delcribit, superficiem Cylindricam sive
columnarem esse, cujus bales line duo circuli circa polos deleripti, ha-
bentesquepro diametris lineas aquales diametro magni orbis, pulchre
obserrat Cl. Gallendus lib. 3. Altronom. instic. cap. 7. Incelligendum
enimtantam esse distantiam ex orbe Masno ad fixas ulque, ut spectata
hine ea columna, e decrelcere continenter rita, (co modo quo tolene
pasallela omnia in longum produeta) delinere tandem ad utramque
partem in acumen appareat, d duae illa bales, geminire circuli circa po-
los deleripti, habeantur ut puncta. Polito demum moru inclinationis
Facillima redditur ratio, cur cxdem Ccella nobis semperad sensum reeti-
cales appareant, licet non caedem quidem partes rerionis FIZALHIM VeF-
tici hinc illic rerera relpondeant.
9. Sicut autem polito inclinationis motu cum annuo concurrente
apparene omnia quali lint Solaris mocus, ica porro exinde vegiynors =
ionucemor onucicor elesanter demonstratur, ob quam rulgaris hxpothe.
Teospropuonatoresnorum quendam motum octara lphaerx scutirma-
mentorribuere conctilunt. Cum enim globi cerreni policiica Zodiaci
polosmoreantur moru tardissimo, circulum describentes cujus semidia-
IMCFEL PaLLIUM LIEZXZITE 4O mIM. qualium magni circuli quadraNS XC
continet; motus autem axis Perrae circa axem Lodiaci, 0, min. 50, lec. a
Copernico lingulis annis motumedio Ratuatur conticere 12, m. 5, lec.
in antecedentia lignorum; hinc puncta seguinoctialia non fixa ma-
ient ad Ephaeram Sellaram, Led anticipant, ac propterea ridentur Hella
a ectione verna ad solcirium xctirum procedere, indeque ad autum-
itale prohicisci.
+0. Flictoria autem ina qualitatis praecessionis sequinoctioruitalis est.
AFimocharide ad Ptolemeum in annis s Oxpriis 132, permutata lunt
sEguinoeciorum loca part. (Peu gr.) 4. 20. m. Vidic enim Timochates,
2 Colstitio estiro lpicam rirginis partibus 82, 26 min. periodi Calippicae
Primx anno 36, Ptolemaeus rero ridit spicam rirginis in gradu 86,40
min à Coltirio; quare singulis cenrenis amnis UNO SFAdUIPEXLCKPEOPtCE
antici-