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68
D A N PE L LS L EFS FORPFF
cum, qux prxejudiciis intantiae niticur, ec erroribus ruloi superstruitur, in
lequenci libro oltendam. Interim Trcho, quia reram motus naturam
(Part. 2. prinC. arc. 25. Pegg. a Philolopho nostro traditam) non latis
considerarie, verbo lalcem alseruit verram quicscere, de reip la plusino
tusei concessit, quam Copernicus. Duod pulchre demonstrat Philo.
Cophus parc. 3. Princ. Philol. Cap. 38.
II. Ouinimo, Ii ad reram e ablolutam motus naturam actendas, qua
consiltit in tranlatione corporismori ex ricinia corporum aliorum libi
contiguorum, ceu quiclcentium, ac in utroque ex corporibus, quae se
mutuo contingune, est aequalis, plane mecum agnolces, nontam proviie
inoreri corpusdurum, cum a Auido iplum continente detertur, quam
Sinon ab eo deferatur, quia tunc nempe a ricinis iltius Ruidi particu
lisminus recedir. Sihoc Demonstrabis Pychoni ex ipsius typochelis
motum Terrae duntaxactribuendum, non firmamento; quia AE seCUM-
dum totam Terrae luperticiem, non autem secundum toram superH-
ciem cceli, sedtantum lecundum partem concaram, Ferra contiguam,
gux ad conrexam comparata perexisua est. Acque ita juxta hypothe-
LIn Trchonicam, PatiO CUTmOtUS SIE Lerrae tribuendus, est certa_ Cri-
cens; ratio vero cur illum coelo tribuat, e terrae quictem, est incerra et
a Sola illius imaginatione efficta. Nc dicam nunc quod ex eadem Ty-
chonis liypotheli demonstretur, necessario esse Terrae motum ad-
inictendum, quia non poreltintelligi tranllario illa Planctarum Tycho-
nica a Soleprohcilcens in ccelo limpidissimo, a cennissima quadam, e
puxissima, Puxibilissimaque subltancia, (quam Tycho auram xtheream
vocat) quintora calimateria interjacens limul feratur, et Perra qua-
dam ri Ceparetur à partibus istius materia sibi contisuis, at que in eacit
culum describat. Atque ita vera Lapientia cultores philosophantur.
22. Unde cuiris colligere licet. Copernicaam hypochelm, etiam
Eychonicanon simpliciorem tancum, Led & lonse taciliorem, atque
ad explicandas rationesmoruum calestium accommodatiorem ese.
2.
C A P. VITI.
probans systematis antiqui falsitatem, es Copernicani veri-
tatem ipsis ad versariorum restimoniis.
Em vero tanta simplicitas at que Facilitas reddendi rationes dit.
Ecillimarum axparentiarum in corporibus calestibus invenia
tur in sy Ctemare Copernicano, quidrestat dubii, quin illud reliquis, quae
vel excogirata lunE, rel excosicari postume, praeterendum cen leamus;
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