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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 OEEAATCUS AEE DEVENUS.
rimum lenaru ctelces HOtat aMI (rideatur elegans illa dilguisitio CL.
Dn. NI. DaV. Chrilt. Geoer. l. 2. C. 11. P. 668. Segq. de differentia harum recipro-
cationum pro temporum es locorum variasione). Sex enim horis intume scit
mare, _ sex aliis subsidit. Secunda periodus est menstrua, d originem
a Luna trahic, dictorum moruum magnitudinem alterans insioni dife-
rentia, quando ca lumine plena inprimis tuerie. P’ertia deniq; periodus
estannua, alteratqi Tolummodo motus diurnos; quos quoad magnitu-
dinem, temporibus Sollticiorum, direrlos efficit abiis, qui hune in Ai-
quinoetiis. Recensitas hafceeres periodos contert Calilaens cum con-
vertione Perra diurna, ee ainua, e latis exinde oltendie, impossibile esse,
dari nacuraliter estum marinum, immobili stante Terra, nisi ad absolutam Dei
porentiam confusias, es supernaturaliter istum maris motum fieri statuas. in lib. cit.
a par. 416. ad pag. 455. Ubidemum concludit, ad marinum actum Perrre
mobilicari tribuendum, non sutlicere simplicem motum dc uniformem,
qualis est r. 8. simplex diurnus slobi terreni, sed requiri morioneminx-
qualem, nunc acceleratam, nunc retardatam.
23. Ouartum celtimonium addatur ex Philippi Landsperaii comm.
in motum Terra diurnum d annuum, de Mocu Lunae. Cum enim Peole-
maeus lib. 4. Almasesti doceat, illam tantundem semper in longitudinem
Zodiacimoreri, quantum ipla in luo orbe, & Sol in Fclipricaprogredi-
cur; demonstrar Landspergius, hoc teri nullo modo posse, nisie Perra
i Lcliptica moreatur. Si enim hanc cum Prolemeo et Trchone im-
moram Ctatuas in centro TIniverh, Lunarantu semper a curtu luoin 20-
diaco deticiet, quantum sol interim procedir. AE si Perram cum Coper -
nico in Ficliptica mobilem tacias, ridebis morum Lunae in lonoitudi-
nem pertectistime componi exmotu ejus in proprio orbe, e Solis I
Eclipeica.
24. Poset Fortasean addihisce quintu testimonium, quodmobilica-
ti globi Terreni applandere lupra monui, circa alterationem in Cellis
Sixis. Frenim cum laepiushactenus cgerim de alceratione illa atque mu-
catione, quam polira Terrae mobilitate secuturam arbitrantur in appa-
rente masnitudine, atque cleratione sellarum lixarum; ommino rationi
consentanei ridetur, e experimentis quodammodo Factisnon incon.
oruum, Si exactissimae instituantur obserrationes in majoribus instru-
mentis, ee locis opportunioribus, apparituras forlan esse omnesillasmi-
nimas oblerrationes, quaspro insenlibilibus C opernicushabuit: Imon
Si Illustri Viro. Caesari Marsilio Bononiens. Lynceorum alumno, tides cri- Marsilius
buenda, ia ex parte tales apparuerunt. Lestatur enim isiplus de Peineru-
diro aliquo scripro, cujus ridendi copid olim Calilao facta est,s se ob ser-
Vat