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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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CODFRNTCAS REDEVEVUS.
aposxea sire periexa Fuerit, quia spatium vorticis, in quo rertatuE, uErO-
bique reddir angustius; solaque ejus praesentia c resione Perrae, non
aurem ejus propinquitas tacitaectum. Flincigitur constatreraratio, cus
aeltus maximi sint in aequinoctiis: quia tempore aequinoctiorum circa
inicia r d Lunamasis directe asit in Terram, eamqi directe premits
Plano ejus s rantum gradibus cum temporis a plano aequatoris terrestris
declinante; tempore aurem Polstitiorum, 23 grad. 30 min. Pacecintu-
Des, cur alcus liumajores, cum Puna plena est relnova: nimirum qula
rortex et ambitus caeli in quo Luna rerlatur, non est circulus perte-
ctus, sed ad Fllipsis naturain accedit, (quod ostenditur 3 Part. Princ.
ArF. 153.) id eoque diameter, in qua Lunarerlatur, cum elt nora vel ple-
nas brerior estillas quae iplam secat ad ansulos recto5.
16. Denique hujuscertii motus (quem Inclinationis rocant) bene-
ficio eotum illud cerra sparium, quodutrumque eropicum interjacet,
omnes firmamenti sellas succedentibus annis ridet, quae questelle olim
australe hemilpharium collustrarune, ad boreales partes paulatim ac-
cedentes illas illuminant. Fortiu (que suas rires imprimune; ee borea.
les ricissim vertus auStrUI CONVEECunEuT.
27. Atqueita ex dictis liquet, quo pacto ex hac hypotheli lequaneur
phoenomena dici eenoctis, altaris echiemis, phalium Lunae, Pelipliums
lacionum ee retrogradationum, quae apparent in Planetis, (de quibus
Suoloco peculiaricer dicendum) praecessionis aequinoctiorum, raria-
tionis in obliquitate Fcliprica, ac Timilia omnia.
28. Flunc ipsum motum triplicem praeclare illustrat Ingeniosissimus
Vir Cuiticl. Blacu partis 2. Instit. Astron. l. 1. C. 3. ita, ut duospriorescom-
Paret sloboemanuprojecto, ex perterram spatium motus suiemetien-
ei, tertium aplustrio, summonaris cujuldam malo impolito, circa ra-
dium tamen mobili, in quo depiccus sit globusterra, In 2XC, NON CrC-
eto, sed ad latus inclinato parallelo cum axe globi terreni. Ouod A
jam narisandum sic in Folsa rotunda circa arcem quandam aut FOr-
calitium, Aante Noco latis ralido, cridens esse dicit, aplustrium illud
mobile, Cummitati mali impolicum, non limul cum nari converteN
dum, scdri renti australis perpetuo tore directum verlus septentrio-
nem, axemquepictum ad eandem caliplagam: ita ut, quando naris
iter luum promorens, e circa arcem versus unum latus de loco in lo-
cum eransiens unam ablolverit conrertionem, aplustrium quoque eo-
dem tempore circa radium cuum contra motum naris unum circui-
tum pertecerit, axilque slobiterra depicti dirigatur in candem pla-
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