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L. 1B. L. DE PBAHLL15.
inquam iis, vel quibulcum egi, vel
quorum libros in lucem editos le.
seic porui.
PROP. LIX
Fieri potest, et aliqua humoris
educti poriio, obi deinde concresoit.
terrestri, quam Cunari globo pro-
pior sit: Cum enim a Luna candiu
recedat, quandiu est rarior aëre,
seu communi medio, in quo L una
luos orbesasic; ee cum Luna ipla
orbem Cuum celeritor deCurrens.
ctiam ab eo loco in quo erae, lon-
eius recedae, quid mirum, (L Fan-
dem praedicta humoris portio, cer-
rectri, quam Lunari slobo candem
propior (Ic; neque in hoc, vel mi-
himam rmbram difficulcacis elic
video.
PROP. LZ.
ri aliqua humoris educti porcio,
terrestri, quam Lunari elobo proxior
est. O randem concrescit, non am-
plius versus Lunam, sed versus ter-
ram a propria granitace fertur: HlOc
enim est oranicacis munus, parcem
aliquam versus globi cocilis cen-
trum promouere; acqui non minus
cerra tocalis globus est, quam Lu-
na; e cum veecque olobus ex iil-
dem conster clementis, perinde est
elemeneorum parriculis. sive vnis
sine alceri inlinc; igicur nihil est,
per quod decerminari possine, nisi
maior, vel minor ricinicas; nem-
De centrum globi cocalis lineam
granium decerminar; haec enim
deCCFInINATIO A TCFMINO MIOLUS CAN-
tum est; quando vero Cunc duo
rermini (Ainec qualoanimi gracia
duas TerraS) viciniOE CCrEC PEAUA-
lec, re perspicuum est; igicur vbi
Patur, E cerrestri, quam Lunari plo-
b0 propior cst, versus TecTaM; (
Lunari, verlus Lunam cendic, ac-
celeraro mocu, qui scauium corpon
eum proprius elt.
PROP. L XI
Flinc manifesta ratio, cur in ple.
nilunio, maior humoris copia, e Lu
nari elobo, in cerrestrem derivetur:
Ouia cunc ille Luna discus directe
soectac ad Colem, qui ad cerram
spectar; ac proinde humor. Peu
rapor auolac per lineam perpen.
dicularicei cadentem in orbicam
Tunx; hinc longius à Luna rC-
cedit per prop. 58. idque versus
cerram; ergo non mirum est, (i
praecerlapta iam Luna, ubi deinde
rapor denlatur, acqne concrelcit,
cum propior cerea lic, in Tetram
descendar, idque in riaioce copta,
ve constat ex dictis; licer enim in
ipso novilunio, aegualis hruimoris
porrio educatur, de à Lunari 9lobo
recedae, quia camen ex oppolico
dilco educitur, oppolico inquam
illisquem Luna ad cerram obuercie,
longius quoque a cerra secedic, ve
Pacec ex cerminis; hinc non inirum
CA, Ei minor deinde porrio in Ter-
tam delcendie: non camen est c2-
dem rario pro aectu marino; ve loco
ciraco dictum est: in quadraturis
reco minus humoris a LUNA rCCC-
dic, re supra diccum est, erxo mi-
nus quoque in cerram labicur: hine
pro diuerso aspectu Luna, pliis,
vel minus Tublunaria corpora hu-
mectac, cuius effectus racio ex in-
atis principiis adeo cuidens de ma-
nifecta est, ve rel inde quasi viles-
Cac, Calce apud cos. qui ces philoso-
Phicas cenebris de disticuleare me-
aliqua humoris educti porrio dem ciuneur: Dices, verilimile non elle,
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