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L. 1B. II. DE STELL15.
leE. XL1.
Duo vero radii obliguius cadune
in crystallinum, distractiores deinde
in recinam proiiciuntur; Hloc cciam
ibidem demonsratur; de haec
est reriltima ratio, PEOPECE quam
Sellae de nocte videneur, non ve-
rd de dic; quia scilicet de nocte,
cum pupilla sic aperrior, de expli-
cacior, maior cerstallini porcio de
cegitur, de conlequenter exrremi
cadii obliquius in illam incidune;
igicur masis Franguntur, de in ma-
iorem recina porrionem proiiciun-
EUT; hinC nOnNeMINCM Cx reCeN-
cioribusreiicies, qui eorum hunc
ettectum explicacioni puxillae cri-
buic, nulla prorlus Facta mencione
ceystallini; ab eo porro rationem
hanc non accepimus, cum mulcis
annis, illam, e publice docueri-
mus, et in lucem ediderimmus, an-
cequam ipse sua ederet; e verohie
ceforre monville inverie, amice
lector, non pauca ex nottris ab aliis
Fuisse altumpea, ee pro Cuis cdica,
quod cerre Facile dilcernesinem pe
ita incer Ce omnia nottra conne-
niune, re vel inde constee, ex co-
dem cuncta fonce manasse; quod
revera eo animo non dico, quasi
ea canti eAC puTem, InCaS MUSAS VO.
care Toleo, meas camen, quid enim
aliud, canculum, quod in me eAt,
ingenium, excogirare poHet.
PROP: Z TTI.
Finc si quis de nocte, stellas per
exiguum foramen aspiciat, ita par-
nas videt, et prorsus enanescant:
Racio eA, quia corpus intercepeum
impedic, ne in eoram pupilla ca-
pacicarem cadanc eadi), rEparet;
pus longe minus appareaE; DicCS,
Luna, per Foramen spectaca, minoe
quidem videcur, non camen inul.
eis parcibus; igicur a Aella, per
Foramen spectaca videri adhue de-
berec, licee minor quam prius:
Respondeo peaemistam difficulca-
cem ad Opcicam percinere, dico
cancum sellas muleis parcibus ma-
iores videri, quam par (IC: AnalO-
siam habes in Ramma lucCenK, quX
cum de nocte eminus SpectatuE,
Tub maiore mulcis parcibus dia-
ICETO apPaTeC, quam E cominus
aspiciatur; hoc camen de die non
accidic, nec etiam haec Fallacia Ac
in maioribus corporibus, siuc lu-
cidis. Eive illuminaris; Ced de his
in Oprica; quidquid sC, cerrum eAt,
modicum illud Foramen aequivale-
se pupilla concractionem; Ced dum
concrahicur pupilla, stella cuanel.
cic; igicur quid mirum est, si dum
per Foramen aspicicur, eriam cu2-
Belbu.
Tie si aligua artc pupa ac no-
Ete concrahatur, stella etiam ex oeu-
lis enanescit: IIlud iplum Facile con-
sequeris, E dum aliquam stellam
nobilem alpicis, lucernae Aammam
Tentm sine Centu oculo admoueas;
cunc enim, s ocularem cestem ad.
nocas, ille haud dubie cuam puxil-
Jam concrahi videbie; cu vero stel-
lam ica senlim imminui, re penieus
cuanelcar; res aded vulgaris cR, ve
a quolibet nullo Cumpru facilé
Probari possic.
eaett tthiteite Ebdepetillabesben
re magis ac maeis diurna lucc.
isicur non mirum eAt, A TunCCOE. stella imminui videntur, doneu
Tom. IV.
amplius
LLet. at.
PROP. X1.