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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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D A N TEL TS LEDSTORDFT
73. Ouod autem actinet Anomaliam obliquitatis Z odiaci, tardiorem
duplo anomalia aequinoctiorum, conticiendam annis 3 434 juxta C0-
pernicum; (cujusmaxima inter rerum d medium aequinoctium disse
rentia eCunius gradus, somim maximae a minima inter rallum cA 24.)
quaeque in binis rerolutionibus, unius anomalix equinoctiorum, ee
alcerius obliquiratis ligniteri, complicatae efliciant corollam implicatam
8, (eundo enim in ortum, ex redeundo in occatu, accelerat aXiS terre-
Sris retardatquemotum illum. es eundo in Boream, e redcundo in au-
Strum, auset relimminuir ejus declinationem) de ea nitul amplius ad-
do, cum veriu (que phanomeni obserrationeslintincertiores, quam ut
de iis debite constet. Cuitamen placuerit ejus demonstrationem ride-
re, adeat Bullialdum lib. e cap. cit. ubi ostendie extabulis eE C opernico,
rerum aequinoctium icerum cum medio conrenire mense Martio hujus
currentis anni M DC L.IIT. quando continset minima polorum Perra c
Lodiaci distantia, minimaque obliquitas.
2.4. Cum aurem reciprocationem fictus marini (geminam lingulis
diebus) majorem esse referant omnes saucleri in utroque aequinoctio,
quam aliistemporibus, ideo non incommode Galilaeus illam partim
ex hocmotu, partim ex diurno ex annuo inter se commixtis Aeris primo
omnium elesanter ostendit. Fcsi enim quilibet horum trium motuum
requabilis secundum (C sE, Facic tamem corum commistio, uE a(TILIMPFA
Perra parsina guabiliter moreatur; e quia diurnusmorusnunquam
obligue, se d semper dirccte rertus orrum tir, (ob dictum parallelismum)
de interim ab annuo oblique facto adjuratur minus circa aequinoctia ob
obliquicatem, quam circa Colsticia; ideo propter superrenientem hujus
modi inae quabilitatem intendi aeltum cenluit per ucrague ea tempora,
e per aequinoctia quidem maxime, quodcum motus annuus diurna
magis adrerlatur. Videatur Calilaus vial. 4. System. mand.
15. At quia hoc iplo quidem mulcum dicitur, peaeciputa tamen caula
cacetur, ideo ablegandus exit Lector ad 4 partem princip. Philos. arr. 40,
50,51, 52,53,54,55,56. Ubi Nobilim. noster Philolophus (C arcelius)
rem totam accuratissime deducie, e demonstrat, Eeri cales aeltus ma-
rinos (suppolita terra mobili) necessario oportere, ob Lunx conti-
nuam in noPero rortice praesentiam e morum, quae Facit materiain ca
lestem celerius Auere, atque idco masis premere cum superticiem aëris,
cum superticiem agux (quorum corpora per se Auida lune, et Facile
pressioni ilti oblequuntur.) Frenim Lunx corpus, manens ejusdem
crassitiei, plustollie de angustiorispatio, quando est in minori diame-
tro, quam de latiori, quando est inmajori; adeoque nihil reterr sive
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