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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 A N EE L ZS ILZBSF OR D FF
pius ad verum accedere, qui efficientem hujus aectus marini caulam
Potissimam dicunt esse Lunam, adjurancem rero Solem; cum pro L. unx
motu ad lincam rel meridianam, relmedix noctis, mare una a Ntursat,
e lictorarepleat, inde postea ad horizoncem alcerutrum resuat, _rc-
mictat. Solemrero adjurantem caulam dicere non veretur ob id, quia
2. Pro direrlis Solis ad Lunam aspectibus fiunt majores vel minores
aeCtus. 2. Quia hyeme mariamasis, quam astate tum elcunt. 3. quia tum
Solpotissimum per ligna aquatica transu, quae Lunae (in res humidas
omnes imperium tenentis) rirtutem adjurant. Videatur ejus lib. 2. de
aquis in specie sect. 1. Cap. 5.
20. Verum recte adrersus hanc sencentiam, pront à Bartholino fuit
conceptaac intellecta, disputat Telesius de Mari cap. 12. Duod enim dicunt,
Lunam hunc Auxum operari, ita ut occulta quadam ri ejusmotum aqua
Lequatur, licucterrum magneté, prorsus line ratione dicitur. Nullaenim
velprobabilis ratio acterri porele, cur Luna unam aquae ParTeM FarCta-
ciac, e non aliam. Imo apparet Luna quotidic totum obiremareme
aitCEranCUI, nCC tamen propterea exTOILUNEUE aqua, PEXterquaI I
extremitatibus ejus Orientalibus, X in linu Adriatico.
20. Conrenientissime atque unice reciprocationis hujus marinae cau-
Paredditur, concesso Terrae motu, ee admilta Lunx in noltro rortice
continua praelentia, motuque, quae faciune, uc maceria caleltis, aer, et
quicquid inter Luna ec Terram intercedir Auidi corporis, in angustias
redactum ralidiusprematur, qua prestione aqua Ruidae particula extol-
luntur, de incumorem asturgunE.
22. Fquidem globo terreltriimmobilimanente, Auxus hic itquere-
Auxus marimsnatur aliter feri posse nullo modo ridetur: at concet
1o Terra notudiurno arque annuo, obscurum ilcud de maris aeltu pro-
blema necellariis de cridentissimis rationibus Colvi porcle; atque adeo
demonstrarinecellarium esse, Reidem globo terrestri conterantut peae-
dicti duo motus, ut mare Auxui ex rellurui lubiaceat, secundum omnia
illa, qua in ipCo obserrantur. Contirmat id rationibus ralidis Calilaus
Fota dial. 4. system. mundani; qua vel Colohocnomine digna et, uc di-
ligentissime a Philo(ophix Cudiosis legatur acq; perpendatur. Demon-
Strac elegancissime Philosophus noster 4 part. princ. philol. arc. 49. uF-
que 57, qui inprimis legatur de expendatui.
22. Tectatur id iplum diligens cura, quae in hoc mirabili accidente
eres motus periodicos oblerrarit. Primus ac principalis estille magnus
ecnorissimus, scilicet diurnus, secundum quem aliquochorarum inter-
rallis aguae intumescunt ec subsidunt. Flaec aurem interralla sunt urplu-
LIMIII