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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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D ANTE LLS L IPS FOR PTL
C A P. V.
Continens quintas objectiones de gravibus cadentibus per-
pendiculariter; earum que solutionem.
1. P Roducie randem Aristoreles experientiam quandam, a cadentibus
 perpendiculariter per motum rectum deorsum. DiCIE, arZUM ENEUM CCE-
tissimum immobilicatis Ferra id esse, quod experientia quoridiana Co.
pernicaum de Terrae moru eludat higmentum. Nam corpora graria
per lineam rectom ee luperfcici terresri perpen dicularem ex alto libere
delcendere ridemus ad eundem locum, a sparium excensirum, unde
antea per rectam lineam fuerunt a projicienre mora. AC hocnon posset
erenire, l Terramobilisester. Nam eo rempore, quo projectile mo-
recur lurlum de deorlum, a Perra Separacum, locus, ubi morus ipsius
projectilis inicium Cumplir, beneticio rerolutionis PCrFR PFOCAEECFCE
canco tractu verlus Orienrem, quanro spatio procul à dicto locoproje.
Etile decidens Terram atringeret.
2. Dirmihi, quaerie Macchias MaximilianuS a P araLIB P. 220, qui fieri
posit, ue lapis e summitate rurris justo modo demissus punctum Terra infra seposi-
tum perpendiculariter ad amusim contingat? Id enim circumducta interea Terra,
cum cursus ejus sit velocisimus, fieri nequaquam posse te supputatio docebit ceome
erica. Siquidem in uno scrupulo secundo temporis Terra revolvi debet, etiam in his
Borealioribus placis, fere sesquicentum passus majores. Neque enim casus lapidis aerem
concomitatur, sed violenter eum transit. Exemplum cape à eloboplumbeo, e mali
summitate demisso, qui dum navis consistit, ad mali pedem cadet: si vero navis pro-
cedit, idem que globus demitritur, punctum incidentiae tanto spario distabit a priore,
quantum navis proeressa fuerit in tempore plumbi decidentis, id que non alia de cau-
sa,nisi quod mocus naturalis libertate sui relicti globi, per lineam rectam versu cen-
trum Terra contendit. Idem experiri licet in elobo; quem bombarda ad per-
pendiculum erecta super horizontem ejaculatur. Hic excur (ut, recur (uque tan-
eum consumit remporis, ut in parallelo nostro bombarda simul nobiscum in-
rerea multis passibus a circumacta Ferra versus Orientem promoveatur: unde glo-
bus non prope bambardam recisurus. Sed tanto versus Occidentem intervallo esset
discessurus, per quantum Ferra procurrens seseinterim subduceret.
3. In genererelpondenr Copernicani, negando Aristorelis e Pro-
lemxeiprincipium, sraria ex alco libere decidentis perrectam, e Luper-
Aciei terrestri perpendicularem descendere, cum adhuE queratur, num
rerraimmora er. Ouancumris enim globus cerrestris in grrumagatui,
es per consequens, terra nihilominus exrima superticiesuna circum du-
CATHE,