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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 ODER AEOUS R EDEVEVAS.
nicus in uo Cystem. mund. p. 137. Neminem eorum, qui hoc experimentum
ante se jactarunt, fuisse inventum, qui ipsemet experimentum ceperit. Xam id ba-
pere quicunque velis, eum plane contrarium his, quae scripeis traduneur, deprehen-
Curum: Nimirum lapidem (esummitare mali demissum) in eundem semper navis
locum decidere, seu consistat illa, seu quantacunque velocitate moveatur. Fc hoc à
Virismooninominis comprobarum elt, quosincer jure recenseo Perrum
Cassendum, primo omnium demonstrantem, lineam ab ejulmodi lapide
cadenre delcripram parabolicam esse.
TI. E quibus constar, Fallum esse illud Adversariorum experimen-
cum, quodcontostudio nobishactenus obtrudere conari lunt. Eodem
modo id experiri licebit, squis a pedemali lapidem projiciar in carche-
Sium, vel lapidem e carchesio dimictar in prernam. Is enim lapis, neque
dimissus ex parre puppis a malo deseritur, neque dimistus ex ParEC PFO-
ra a maloarringitur, led perinde in prernam, non secus ac li navis quie-
Scerer, cadic. Nimirum dimicrens imprimit ei morum generalem, quem
habet a nari, maloincercedenre, impressum: ex eoque Ac, ue dimittens
ex parce puppislapidem, cancundem ipsum versus malum interim aufu-
siencem retrahar, quantus est motus iplius mali; e dimietens ex parre
Peora cancun dem ance malum incerim prolequenrem conjiciat, quaneus
est moruseju dem mmali. IIlud incerim discrimen incerce dic inter motum
Cagicra vel lapidis in prora emissi, vel in summicare mali dimissi, quod
aliqui possint exera navim consistere, qui morum nauris perpendicu-
larem rilum, observentindexum: ac nemo exrra cerram figere pedem
valcar. ucinfexum deprehendat illum, qui viderur ipsis cerricolis per-
pendicularis. Ouapropeer, heodem plane modo comparatum estcum
Terra, quo cum navi, manifectum rurlus erit, a lapidis casu perpendi.
culari ad pedem curris de mocu rel quiere Perrae nihil interri pose. Wdones
ed+deiZaI.
12. Cum igiturhi duo mocus, circularis circa centrum, ee rectus ver-
luscencrum non sine contrarii, nec destructiriinricem, nec incompari-
biles, nequaquam paradoxi locohabendum erir, srare aliquod corpus,
e ad cenerum, e circa centrum unorempore moveri, adeoquelapidem,
camstabili quam mobili cerra existence demissum ab excella alcirudine
cujuldam specula, locum perpendiculariter sibi in cerra subjectum ma-
Gnicudine (u2OCCUPATC.
13. Objicie nonnemo: Si uni corpori duplex inesse debet motus sine ullo re-
ctore, mirum (ane erit, (prouc raciocinatur Phanix ille Astronoinix
Fycho Brahe) quod alter alcerum nihil pror sus impediat, quo minus omnia ila ex-
quisite eveniant in tam consisata motione Terra, ab si eadem prorsus quiesceret. Nes
eriim