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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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C ODERNTCAS REDTVEVUS.
omnes apparentesina qualicates in moribus planetarum, Saturni, Toris,
Martis, Veneris, d Mercurii. Nam prout Perrae diurnus motus schabet
ad diurnum cuju lque planeta ratione carditatis aut relocitatis, ita il-
lum sibi acremperans, Facit utnunc directe, nunc retro moreri, aut qualI
Sare rideatur. Oux cum calo ita appareant; docente Prolemaeol. 12.
Almaresti, ostendunt, non Solem, (ed Perram in Fclipricamoreri; quia
harum apparentiaru una ee gennina est caula. Uibi id nocandum duco,
quod in sacurno regressiones Frequentiores sine, quam in fore. Ratio
elt: quia ejus motus, foris moru multo tardior cst, Sic ut Terra breriori
cemporis spatio cum assequatur; In Tore rero adhuc frequentiores,
quam in Marte, cum motus ejus relocior sit Toris rerolutione: unde
Perra plus temporis consumit in eo assequendo. Veneris vero acque
Mercurii Cationes ee retrogradationes non ex illorum motibus, quali
rerera ita schabeant, sed exmotu Perra annuo clare latis productas ap-
Parere, cum Apollonio Pergeo demonstrat Copernicus lib. 5. revolusionum
Cap. 35.
18. Occurrit quinto illa difficultas, quam neceNTariO InCUIEFOrC OPOE=
tet eos, qui orbem stellarum fixarum mobilem Facinne: quod alix illa-
rum moreantur relocissime in circulis rastissimis, alix lentissime in cir-
culis minimis, prout polis riciniores, aut ab iis remotiores fuerint.
Duod lane incongruum ridetur esse ci, qui hoc pacto corpora mobi-
lia circularicer, consticui in immensis a centro diltantiis, ex corum ta-
menmotibusminimos circulos attribui, secum perpendit.
10. Succedir (exto illud inconreniens, quod altitudines meridianx
Stellarum fixarum immutatae ab iis, quas Antiqui AAronomi obferra-
rune, suppeditane. Nimirum Stella Aquinoctiali olim riciniores, atque
sic majores circulos describentes, nunc propter declinationem luam mi-
nores conticiune, ex ob id motutardiorestactx apparent. FE, limundus
adhuc aliguor annorum millia duraturus esset, periculum eset; ne ca-
rum nonnullx lemper antehac mota, ubi cum Polo qualiunite Fuerint,
omnis motus quali expertes consicterent, e post certum temporis in-
terrallum relicca quiete moreri rursus inciperent. Secus quam cum aliis
Cellis erraticis comparatum esfenorimus, quae maximum orbis lui cii-
culum describentes, in eo line rariatione ulla verlantur. IToc ut melius
intelligatur, unum exemplum ex Ptolemai Dictionc 7. c. 3. Q Johanne
de Regiomonte, in Fpirome ejusdem Dictionis, adducam. Stella = L. a-
Finis oculus Tauri dicta, tempore Democharis declinabat ab squino-
ctiali rerlus sextentrionem grad. 8. _ lemisse, _ pauloamplius: Pem-
Porerero Abrachis Ceu Fipparchi, Gradt. 9. min. 45. Tempore deinde
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