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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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Is A N TEL IS L TPSFORDEF
canum Cyltema. IToc Colum inter est, quod Sol omnes Planetas tanquam
auriga rerinccos contineat, eoldemque dietim circa Perram, cui ipse
circum ducitur, ceu norum aliquod Planctarum primum mobile secum
circumrehrat.
5. Prolemaicum vero invertie, transferendo epierclum ex orbibus
Saturni, foris, e Martis, ad centrum iltorum, E in orbem solarem,
qui reipla est epierclus antiguus. In Peolemaico morebatur Planeta
motu solari in epierclo: In Irchonico Sol detert Planetae orbem. Ve-
nerem vero e Mercurium ex eccentricis in Solarem orbem transpo-
(uit. Aeque lic, qui exicrclus erat in hirpotheli Ptolemaica, Marti, To
ri, ee Saturno, cccentricus Veneri e Mercurio, mulciplicato ec tran-
Polito orbe Soluri in Tchonica hypocheli tic unicus, cujus beneficio
transteruntur omnes Planetr.
6. Onamris igitur haec hypochelis Tychonica, Copernicxam ex
Parte recinens, dum Planetarum orbes univerlos, excepto Lunari, Soli
Concentricos statuie, e cum Ptolemaica perinilcens, dum Perram con-
Stituit centrum sphaerx Scellarum fixarum, Solis itidem ac Lunxe, uti ex
lib. 2. Trchonis de mundi atherei recentioribus phaenomenis c. 8. videre est; Ptole-
maica probabilior (it, X de celestium apparentiarum anomalia atque
inxqualitate facilius rationes reddere possit; nihilominustamen oblcu-
ritate non erigua laborat, nec propterea multorum punctumtulit. DC
monstrarenim Vir Cummus Joh. Keplerus, in epit. Astron. Copernicana l. 4.
pas. 538. inteorum (pstema mundanum eo relut luxari, dum Solc, cen-
ero reliquorum s Planetarum, circa Terram annuo motu circumeunte,
ita lingulorum Planctarum moribus propriis, Solis quoque motus an-
nuus implicatur; 2d quod explicandum circulus ex Sole velur centro
descriptus cum duobus epicyelis adhibCtuI.
7. Demonstratitem CL. Bullialdus ab lurdicates non exisuas Trcho
nicam hrpochelin concomitantes. Postquam enim lib. T. Cap. 17, 18, T93
_20. ex antiquorum fundamentis probarerat, uno perpetuo motu,
e non interrupro moreri Planetas, superiores nempe in Eccentricis,
inferiores in Exicrelis, alium rero Epicycli superiorum, eccentrici in-
feriorum ipsis realiter non inesse, sed secundum apparentiamtantum;
neque etiam ex superatione relocioris mobilis supra cardiorem, certium
motum, aux cirenitum contici posse, idem ricium in Tychonica inesle,
quod in Ptolemaica damnatur, cap. 38 1. lib. 2. demonstrat.
8. Non dicam nunc de illo incommodo, quod per luxationem sy-
Stenatis Trchonicam, Mercurii, Veneris, Solis, Marris rerolutiones
intra eadem sparia sese omnes implicene, cum tamen Aructura mun-
dano