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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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COP E R NLCUS REDLVEVUS.
cano deprompsut, d unc illa ipla, quae in supcrioribus à me discusta
Funt.
30. In quibus lane, uthoc addam, non parum miror illam naepenoiar
nonnullorum Virorum, laplumque eorum, haut Facile condonandum,
jure noto: ridelicet, quodputent, concestahac doctrina de motu P er-
eae annuo per Felipricam, rix nocabili, de quasi insensibili existente in
Scellis fixis. Sequi porro debere, unam primi honoris stellam non ipsum modo
Solem, sed universam solis sharam cum omnibus inera illam comprehensis octies
magnitudine sua excedere, imo ut hrabet A. libelli Conclusionum L. disqui-
Sicionum, Stellam fixam eminoribus quamcunque toto orbe masno
multo majorem ese.
3I. Verum, Si Scella fixa lextae magnitudinis (quam, ut praedictus A.
suppurat, toti orbimaono aequalem esse oporrebat, ad lalrandam Co-
pernici sententiam,) Toluminodo Soli ponatur aequalis, re sultar exinde
collectio, distantiam lixarum 2260 Pemidiametros orbis maeni conti-
nerc, (cumtoties diameter Scellx firx Cextx maonitudinis ab Anci-C0-
pernicanis 5o tertiis definita, in una Solis diaImCtro ContinCAEUE) qux
certe altitudo, de rastitas Splixrae Scellata, tuendae Copernicex hypo-
chelis de insenlibilitate ullius murationis in fixis, Cufficere possit. Pe quia
distantia Solis a Perra continet omnium conlen (u F208 FemidiaetroS.
iplius Terrae, ec distantia fixarum, proutjam innuimus, 2200 lemidia-
metrosorbis maoni: erso mulro major c lemidiametes Terra iN COM
paratione orbismagni, L. distantix Solis a Ferra, quam Pemidiameter
orbismagni in relatione ad dictantiam sphaerae Scellata: quae camen ipsa
terrae lemidiameter plane cranclcit, atque inoblerrabilis est.
32. Cum eroo ad tuendam Copernici sententiam illud Cufficiens (II.
ut Sol ponatur stella fixx sextae magnitudinis ese aequalis, (quod illi ad-
verlariorum concedere necellum habent, qui apparentem unius Scella
fixx sextae magnicudinis diametrum 5o tertiis metiuntur) insignis pro-
Fecto lapsus elt, relle Scellam aliquam fixam, nontantum toto orbema-
so, (centies lexies millies quadringenties octuagies millies Sole majo-
2C) Sed e tota sphaera Saturni majorem fingere.
33. Superestigitur, ue rideamus, quodnam sibi syCtema eligane acl
Talrandas apparentias calestes, Mercurii, Veneris, Marris, Toris, e
Saturni; qui terris riciniores facti adeo distantias luas gariant, uc V. 8.
Mars a minima ad maxima remotionem tantam differentiam procrcet,
quantum est duplum distantia Solis a l’erra.
34. Prodeatloco omnium Longomontanus, qui Theoric. lib. 1. Cap. 1.
va8. 160. ita concludit. Duoniam, in quiE, Tan ex immensa stellarum fva-
r.HB