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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 ODERNLOAS REDEVEVAS.
mus esser, quemadmodu circularis, ed finem haberer, necellarioq; P’erra
ipla in proprium locum rediret, quem dicune esse cenerum Ilniversi.
5. Mulco minus dicendum Fore praecernacurale. Nam ad calem
mocum praerequiri Forcius exerinsecum, à quo le moreri paciarur iplum
Ferrae elemencum longe gravislimum: Fale aurem corpus in naruIra
non dari, quod ingentem Perra molem circumrorore valear. (OuX
hilce Cubjicie A. nori syemaris de suo, Falli ommino videntur, atque
erronca. Non enim me inaudirisse memini, guenquam port Aristo-
relis aevum extirisse Philolophum, qui PerrX GrarItaTeM NaEIVAI PEX
omnibus aliis elemenris aulus faerie in dubium rocare; quod nonnul
los ex (chola Pychagorica prodeunres luo tempore fecisse scribir norus
Bic A. P. 220.)
6. Addune denique, Terram circulariter praecer naturam, nempe ad motum
caeli non posse circumverei; quoniam hac ratione semper eadem caeli pars verrici
nostro immineret, unde neque astra orirentur, neque occiderent; quod absurdum.
Tra philolophancur de Pacura mocus D. Barthol. Cystem. Phys. de Elementis
6. 3. +h. 7. D. Schragmullerus Colles. Scoecheolog. disp. 7. arc. 2. Toh. MagirHe
PByseol. Perip. l. 3. 6. 5. M. David Christiani Geoor. l. 1. p. T45. 8 149.
7. Sednon eAnecelsum, ut crambem lemel coctam quasirecoquam,
cum implicentur hic mulca Frirola, lubrica, X a chehi abludencia.
Nlam uc verbo me expediam, redir huc Cumma dictorum, uc ostendanE.
Ferrx convertionem circularem non posse convenire nacuralirer, cum
nacura habeac principium incernum ad mocum rectum deorlum. AC
eale incernum principium Terra inese ad morum rectum deorlum, ne-
sane veri PhiloCophi. Ec quamvis Terrae parribus a coro luo separacis
mocus rectus vi graviraris comperat, oltensum tamen eet in CaP. L.
lib. 21. illos duos motns, rectum de circularem, esle compocibiles in-
ter (e, adeoque posse illos uni cidemque corpori codem rempore com
pecere: id quodprobac parrim magnes, criplici mocu celebratus; par-
eim aristorelis altercio de Toni surlum per lineam rectam condence, es
simul cum aere lupremo lub Lunari concaro in orbem circumvolante.
8. Proinde relpondet Copernicus: morum Perrae circularem este
nacuralem, non riolentum; Jux vero secundum naruram lune, con-
crarios operari effectus his, quae secundum violentiani ContinguNE;
adeoque illud ericum aristorelis axioma: simplicis corporis esse morum
simplicem, de circulari inprinsis verificari, quam diu corpus simplex in loco suona
surali ac unitate permanserit.
9. Duapropternecessum est, ur ralidioribus armis invadtane arcem
hanc Copernici, de moru Terr et quiere cali scellaci, repetis prote
ctdentionibuS PTOBCMIMITAMI.
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