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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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DANTEEIS LTESTORPTY
plenarie hemilphaerium rideri non posse. Ouancumvis enim magna
pars vila incercipiatur, tanta scilicer, quanca est distancia Solis a Perra
rempore aequinoctiali, aue quanta est diameter orbis annui celluris,
haec ipla ramen respectu attirudinis caeli stellari plane eranclcit, e in-
tenlibilis est.
10. Porro Terram non posse moreri moru recto, probat Maximilia-
nus a Paralin ex eo; quia sic ad scenderet versus caelum, quamvis corpus summé gra
ve sit: quod fieri non potest, es natura grarium corporum repugnat, quippe qua
natura appetunt in centro suo, es loco naturali quiescere. Rectus deinde motus bre-
vibus limitibus includitur: Terra vero concinuum; es nullis interceptum terminis
motum exieit.
II. Nlecmale; quia quicquid moru recto movetur, continuato mori
magis magilque dimoretur ab iis, unde progressum est, terminis, et ab
omnibuslocis, quae successire eransmictir. Talis ergo morus (I TPerrR
competat nacuralirer, lequeretur, Ferram non manere diu in loco de
circuiu luonatmrali e proprio, ue alia corpora mundi inregrantia, nec
cundem licum serrare inter illa extrema, qua ceu immobilia spectat;
Sed majorem continuo majorem que differentiam progignere, ita ut pe-
riculum eser, ne tandem plane dispareret inter corpora hujus universe
aspectabilia: imo sequeretur, parres mundi non esse ordine perfecto
dispolicas. Ouod impium dictu esser, de Capientistimum creatorem
oftenderet. Accedie quod morus rectus ipsi adverlerur Copernico,
quamris Terram mobilem Facienti, qui l. 1. revotut. 6. 8. Cacuir rectum
morum superrenire iis, qua a loco luo naturali peregrinantur, vel ex-
truduntur, vel guomodoliber exrra ipsum sunr: Nihil aurem ordina-
tionirorius, ex Formae mundi tantum repugnare, quantum extra locum
Tuum esse. Rectum erso morum non accidere, nisi rebus non recté le
habencibus, neque perfectis secundum nacuram, dum separantur à (uo
eoro, ee ejus deleruncunitarem. Firmo igirur talo adhuc Car illa aster-
eio: Terram non moveri moru locali recto. uod eriam Maximiliano à Pa-
ralin libenter concedunt Copernicai.
12. Alius motus localis dicitur ipsis obliquus, h. C. MiXtus ex recto
d circularisvarie incurraro. Proximum igirur erie, ur dispiciam. Num
tali aliquo moru verrigo diurna absolvatuE?
+Z. DICUnE. Si Terra moveretur moru obliquo aedificia omnia quassat Bas
morus violentia collaberentur, es ed magis animantia, acque alia quacunque soluia
onera haudquaquam inconcussa manerent. Nam, authore PcolemXO, qua re-
pencina vertieine concirantur, videntur ad collectionem prorsus inepta, macisque
unisa disperei, nisi colarence aliquae firmitare contineanur. Sed neque pondleres
sursum