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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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CODERNFCAS RREDEVENUS.
A
extremitatem sui axis perpetuo dirioens ad Boream, alteram ad Au-
Ctrum, retinetur hoc quidem respectu quastimmurabilis.
22. IIIa, quae de triplici terrae motu hactenus actuli, egregio simili
illustrat Lxcellens ACtronomus, Toh. KLCpleruS l. 2. epitomes astronomia
Copernicanae p. 117. Segqe. Masneris lcilicet lingulae, cui naturaliter z mo-
tus competere senlus ipse tidem facie: primus est graritatis deortum
verlus centruterrae: Secundus directionis ad polos, conserrando scilicet
Tuum axem rextus determinatas TTnirersi partes: Pertius declinationis
ad magnas continentes, aut magnetica ricina; quem Cuilielnus Cil
bertus Anslus primo obserrarit, nempe quod inclinetur ejus axis in
plano Meridiani consistens rerlus superficiem cerrae, id que plus rel mi-
nus, prout illa destirerit ab squinoctiali, sub quo sic paralletus ad axcm
Perrx. Ouibus quarrum ad dic Calil. Calilaei, p. 405. motum rerolu-
tionis circa proxrium axem, quorielcunque magnes esset libratus de
Tuspentus in aëre, aut alio medio Auido rel cedente, licubi omnin exter-
na d accidentaria impedimenta remorerencur.
C A P.
Comp vera a Motu Terra sententiam.
+. 7 RRenus ille coeli obserrator Pyclio Brahaus Cometas xethoreos
VesC probans constanter astererat (p. 92 8 575, operis AAIOnO-
mici, ut _ lublicera C. 4. Mechanicae Cux) certis sibi experimentis constare,
nullos esse in calo orbesreales, duros, es solidos, quales Tomniarieantiguitas, et
rulgus ACrOnOmOrum, Ced caelum esse rarisimum ac liquidissimum: quod
non male ex co infert, quia Cometae alias ut plurimum obleerant vias,
quam ulli orbes e Intellisentix caelestes luppeditare possent; idemque
cum Fychone omnes hodie AAronOmi CONCedUNE.
2. Cxeterum in eo magno praejudicio laborant, quod Auiditatem
ccelo tribuentes, illud tanquam spacium planc racuum imaginentur, ita
ut motibus quidem aliorum corporum non relistat, led preterea nul-
lam habeat rim ad ipla lecum deterenda. Cum reco in rerum natULA
nullum tale racuum esle possit, quod ec reliltat aliorum motibus, nec
eos impediat, se d mera quaedam chimaratic, ac indicibilis substantia, et
Fins ratioris tantum, quod orioli juxta Fornacem sedentes (NGUnL; St
PotiusAuidis omnibus commune csc intelligamus, ac experiamUE, uE
ideo tantum non resiltane aliorum corporum motibus, quod in leiplis
etiam habeantmorum: (sire ea Auiditas sit a Se ipla, ut in materia cae-
lecti; sire aliunde, ur continsit in liquoribus cerreltribus, quorum Aui
ditias