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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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7d
D A N PEL L8 LEPSITORPTT.
Saturnus, cum ad oppolicionem Solis reniant, luis orbibus Perram,
Cimul cum I. una circa ixlam in Fpierelo mobili, Venere, Mercurio, dt
Sole comprehendent.
.15. FC ut cerrio ad Martem reniam, dico, illum proxime cum (ua
Sphaera orbem terrx magnum ambire, ita uc Soli oppositus Lexagies
major rideatur, quam conjunctioni propinquus: cujus apparentie ra-
tionem a Peolemaicis rix, ac ne rix quidem reddi posse, nili ad eccen-
tricorum orbium ranitatem contugiane, nemo ignorat.
26. Fadem cum lic foris atque Saturni ratio, ut semper ricinissimi
Terrae deprehendantur, cum sunt in oppositione solis, ec remotissimi,
cum ad conjunctionem properane, necelPario quoque de his concludi-
tur, ip(osTerram, Solemque circumdare. Ouamris id Facile intelliga-
tur, direrlitatem illam apparentis magnicudinis, in oppositione ec con-
junetione solis, minorem cAc in Saturno, quam in fore, e in Toremi-
norom; qliam in Marte; ideo, quod circulus Martis minor est, quam
circulus foris, eculcerius foris acthuc minor, quam Saturni. Ilanc au-
cem propinquitatem, ee remotionem erium superiorum Planetarum
metitur duxlum distantia intes Solem  Perram, hoc est, FotaMtaoni
Orbis diameter, qua Terra rel surlum eleratur, rel ex interrallo depri-
micur in punctis Solstirialibus: cujus inluper nocus annuus se adini-
Scendo particularibus moribus omnium Planccarum, producit alia in-
opinata plurima, quae summos quolque Alionomos hactenus exer-
CuerINE.
17. Lunam denique quod concernie, ea motum circularem circa
Terram oblerrae, modo antea inculcato, a qua nullo modo sepatari
Pocelt, ita ut conjunctioni d oppositioni sic obnoxia; conjunctaqui
dem Soli Fclipm quandam e prirationem radiorum Solarium certis
terrae incolis inducere possic; at oppolita Soli, umbramtorra, vel (ut in
senioliimus Keplerus, notante W ilh. Schickardo in Opticis, docet,
Mucronem retractae umbrx Terrenx non esse lonsiorem XL. rIs lemi-
diametris Terrae, quae tamen irretracta ad CC L ZVHI Pemidiametros le
extendere poret. Cum autem Lunam quantumris perigxam, PCrre-
que proxinam, ad minimum abesse contingat a nodisr. er lemidiame-
eris, proinde aliud quiddam esse luspicatur, quod Lunam mutuatitio luo
lumine priret, nimirum ipsus Reris umbram, in caelo limpidillimo ee
arissimo. Sed de his alibi Forsan dicendi locuscrit;) acris inerediens,
auttotaliter, auc partialicer; pluribus nempe seu paucioribus luis digi-
EiS, (juxta morem antiguorum; quorum unus cenletur esse ab ACrOnO-
nis duo decima diametri ejus rilibilis pars, monente CL. Stierio in tab.
ACciO-