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PHYSTCA TEACTATYS VI.
PROPOS. ZL.
Si Lnna sit in altero tropico; at-
que in eo monearur, punctum maxi-
maelenationis, quod Lunam spectat,
in tropico monebitur, oppositum vero
in altero tropico: Y. GP. IOVCAEUE P. VI-
na in tropico Capricorni; alcerum
punctum maximae clenationis, quod
Lunam spectat, in cropico C apri
corni monebitur, quia semper est in
eadem linCa CUM CENErIS LUMX, e
cerra, ergo in eodem circulo spha-
2x; alterum vero punctum: eleua-
tionis monebitur in eropico Caneris
quia cum oppolicum (iE ex diametro,
omnis linea qua à quolibet puncto
cropici Capricorni, per centrum tet-
ex ducitur, ad aliguoa painctum tro-
pici Caneri terminatur; ergo si il-
lud punctum in tropico Capricorni
monetui, hoc intropico Cancri mo-
verinecesse est; idem dico de quo-
libet alio parallelo, cui parallelus op-
Politus respondet.
Finc cum minima elevario, Peu
maxima deprellio sic semver in eo
circulo, qui secat ad anoulos rectos,
ellyplim illam maximxe elevationis;
facileille detiniri pocest, v. gratia, si
puncta maximae clenationis line in
Agnatore, circulus maxima depres-
Ponis crie meridianus, E praedicta
puncta sine in cropicis, circulus i2-
Xima deprecionis secabit polos ecli-
peicx; Led haec lunt Facilia, nOn Ea-
men negligenda, nam paulo post
vlui crune; d ex iis mirisica aectus
marimi my steria perlpicua cuadent.
PROPOS. IZL.
Maxima elenatio est tantum hinc
inde, ab segnatore, versus troxicos,
secundum declinationem circiter 28.
graduum: cum enim maxima eleur-
eio siccancums in eo circulo paralle.
lo, qui circulo à Luna decurlo res-
Pondec, vel in alio oppolito, re patet
ex dictis; de cum Luna FOE tanciim
Gradibus ab AE quatore versiis eropi.
COS exCurrat, cantumdem maxima
clenatio excurrit, in hoc nulla est
venicus disticulcas.
PROF0S. LLL1
Ed maior est elenatio in aliquo
puncto, quo propins ad punctum ma-
xima elevationis accedit, in suo sei
licet meridiano: nempe cum aqua-
tum moles ad instar Colidi ellyprici,
ab rere inaequaliter premente, (eu
granitante, eo modo, quo dixi, con-
Formetur, certe ve duo puncta ma-
ximae elenationis maxime omnium a
centro distane, ita _ alia ed plus ab
eodem centro dictane, quo propius
ad praedicta puncta maximae eleur-
tionis accedunt: cg0 hactenus lup-
Polui cotam globi cerraquei luperti.
ciem, ab aquis occupari.
Finc vbi Luna est in Aquatore,
in polis mundi maximae sunt depref-
sionis puncta, eaque immobilia:
constat ex dictis; cogica si vis soli-
dum illud ellypricum, circa mundi
axem moveri; cerre circulus inaxi.
mae depreltionis polos mundi secat;
ille enim 90. gradibus a punctis ma-
ximae elevationis dictat; poli aurem
mundi immobiles lune, quid clarius:
trinc maior latieudo, ii terrestri
Slobo, minorem elevationem dabit;
minor reco, maiorem; dc nulla Ia-
XdaMo.
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