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# Title: [Physica, Id Est, Scientia Rerum Corporearum, In Decem Tractatus Distributa] Physica, Id Est, Scientia Rervm Corporearvm, In Decem Tractatvs Distribvta (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 7:3-4; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 7:3-4)
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dIEII
AuHa.
limbum
les spa.
tamen
VE Iam
SCOn-
is li
In eo.
MOtuS
u diR.
Lunam
aei
Ila Hp.
quam
nton.
Luna
1M.
LIB. I. DE P EA N F F1S.
Tropicum Capricorni, accollieur;
hinc racio, cur in Tropicis maximi
accesus, receltu(que hane; hoc est
Einc cermini libracionis; hinc ea-
cio, cur mocus Lunaris, _ huius
librationis eadem periodus elle de-
Beac; hinc nisi ex aliis eriam capi-
tibus crelcerent, vel decrelcerent
accettus e receltus, cerro Cciri pol-
Tec, quanca pars disei Lunaris mo-
do occulcecur per libracionem il-
lam, modo deregatur; Ced quia pa-
rallaxis, divertus aspectus, de retra-
ctio, quae Ec in rapore rorido circa
Lunam, non parum conferune,
hinc AC. Cciri pracisé non polle,
quanca pars disei Lunaris occulce-
TUI, de detegaTUI.
9. Hlinc rbi est maxima Luna
declinacio ab Aquatore; ibi est
maximus macularum, hinc accel-
lus, inde recellus, re pacet; hinc
rbi plenilunium cum maxima de-
clinacione connectieur, Sole scili-
cet existenre in altero Tropicorum,
hoc est Borealis, dum Col est in C a-
pricorno; Anstralis, dum est in
Cancro, cune maxima Cunc accel-
Cuum recestuumque incrementa;
ec proinde dum Ac obteruacio, de-
clinarionis Lunaris rario habenda
est; sed de his alias.
10. Dices E Luna mmagnes est,
perinde esse, siue hunc, sive illum
discum ad nos obuerrat; modo
axis debicum aspectumm (Cruet; Rel-
pondeo in Lunari magnere rim
magnericam non else rniformiter
dictulam, ve in simili aegumenco
iam alias dixi; quare prOPTeE ina-
qualem praedictae vircuris distri.
bucionem, mirum non eA, E eadem
Temper Luna Facies ad cerram (pe.
connectaneur; Respondeo negan-
do; nec enim ad cantam distan-
tiam carena illa magnetica pio
moncri pottune.
FF. Hlinc clacissima cacio, cue
macula cardius Cub Ainem accede-
re videaneur, cicius vero Cub finem
recedere, Propter convexitacem
Luna; hinc macula, rbi propius
accedune ad limbum. aectiores
AunE; hinc maculae non CCrUANE
ealdem lineas in Cuo Pcu; haec e
alia similia ex praedicta libeacione
consequuneur; ve de varia axis
Lunaris inclinario ex diverta cius-
dem Luna declinacione: Ced vide
(15 1. p. dialoe. Physic. C SynoPs.
opticam.
PROP. LXXXVII.
Explicantur diversi effectus LH-
nae in sublunari mundo.
1. Luna plurimum contere 2d
eas mucaciones, quae in Cublunari
mundo hunc, non alio cerre in-
Auxu, quam humore, ee moru;
quod enim lumine prestac, unum
cancummodo oculum acringit; vel
afticie, nullam eamen aliam alcera-
tionem imporrae; nec vllos alios
intluxus in Luna agnolco; nempe
ve CuperAui penicus esene, iIta Cx-
plicari minime postune, re ex di-
cendis infra manifecte constabic,
hic enim dumcaxat indico.
2. Luna astum maris cAicic, c0
modo, quo fulissime demonstraui
tract. 2. l. 3. Qua hic nON FePCTO;
non quidem ri vila magnecica, vel
alia rircure occulca. led propria
morufacie, ve diverta sic geauica-
cionis (phaera, ec linea continium
COncinUC MMTCTUE, Xc. 2ddc quod.
ctac; Ouares verum acus magne aftulus humor Lunaris, cum aeri,
licae Lunares cum Cublunaribus cum sublunaribus aquis, non pa.
Tum