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PHYSICIE TEACT. VII.
ctare deber, sed ve lune cali riui
admora; id est quatenus lunt poli;
Sed haec prorsus Facilia lunc: hinc
A Pyxis MagneciCa CUM aCU, PO-
nacur in eo puncto Aquatoris,
quod cerminar axem huius reno-
lurionis, ica ve centrum Pixidis
praedicto puncto relpondeac, tunc
l’ixis quidem cum ipla FCPTA CON-
vertetur, acus tamen ipla immoca
manebir; in hoc etiam non est
difticultas; si aucem Pyxidis cen-
erum moncatur, movebitur qui-
dem acus, ita ramen re Meridiano
seriper insistar; analogiam habes
in Pyxide naurica. Hlinc luc terra
TOLCAEUE, LIVE NON IOUCaTUI, aCUS
Magnerica eodem prorlus munere
Temper Fungitur; nec. plus Favet
vnihypocheli, quam alteri: hinc
certe hallucinantur, qui ex Ma-
Bnece, rel PIOTerEX motu, vel
CONLEA LCLEX LOTII, aEGUIeNEA
ducune: Sed de hocicerum infra.
PROP. ZCLI.
Jens Magnerica, et in suo, na-
tinoque siru se collocet; monetur in
duplici circulo, verticali scilicet es
lorizontali, vel in inclinato, mixto
ex vtroque: C irculus Floricontalis
rocerur circulus verticiratis; Vei-
cicalis vero, circulus inclinationis;
ex dictis supra prop. constat, nem-
De cum versis polos (e le conuer-
tere debear; haud dubie plano Me-
ridiano parallelam esse necesse est;
igitur ve ad hunc licum veniac, ino-
veri deber ad hunc effectum in cii-
culo verricitaris: praererea licet
Parallela sic plano Meridiano, cum
linc adhuc in eodem plano diversi
sicus, haud dubie re in lingulari ee
debico siru Se collocer, monetur in
cireulo inclinationis, quid clarius;
prius camen in circulo rerricicaris
movetur, quam in circulo incli-
nationis, et licer habere non pos-
Sc debicam inclinacionem, nil BIE
in debico plano, porest tamen este
in debiro plano, licercum debita
inclinatione non lIc; igitur prius
conatur acus Magnerica, le le in
natiuo plano collocare, et deinde,
Si libere moveri posir, in naciua
inclinatione, quam cerre nunquam
apperir, nili prius nariuum planum
obrineat.
PROP. ZC ITI.
Acus; cuins altera extremitas
tanert polum Borealem V. c. Ma-
Mnetis, ita vireure Magnerica in-
sruitur, et extremitas illa deinde
ad Austrum se connertat, si liberé
in circulo verricitaris moveri possiti
opposita vero ad Boream; Sic V. 8.
Maones D, cuius polus Borcalis
lit C, Australis F; sic acus ferrea Fis. 5.
BA, CuinS exETeIDICaS A aAFICCEUE
ad polum C; ica HaeC aCuS vItEu-
rem Magnericam concipier, rE A
deinceps ad Austrum; de B, ad B0-
ream se converrar; hic effectus rul-
garis est, iis norus, qui vel in re
Magnerica cirones lune; aulim ca-
men dicere in ea hypoch. quae vim
Magnericam in pura qualitate po-
nic, nullam prorlus effectus pro-
polici racionem afterri posse; nam
porius concrarium inde lequere.
Eur; nam polus C Tuam potius
vim, alpectumque exrremiraci A
communicare deberer, quam op.
Politam; Seio mulca Cuper hoc ab
iis aurhoribus afterri, qui de Ma-
gnere (criplerune, led profecto, ve
dicam quod sentio, audio quidem,
e lego verba, sed non modo mihi
non Ac Cacis, sed capere animo
nullareniis