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PEZSICA TRACT. VIII.
modo se habere, a posteriori euin-
cirur; quamquam non decst ea
tio a priori, de qua supra, Ccilicet
huiusmodi verriginis, e alperi
caris; Ced in re Facili, quid am-
Plius haereo.
PROP, ZZI.
In stellis diversa sunt micario
num species: IIlas cg0 ad quatuor
Species Facile redueo; nam alia cst
lonoa, alia brenis, alia obcula, alia
acuca; vides quaruor (pecies; 1.
esacuta longa; 2. acura breuis; 3.
obrula longa; 4. obcula breuis;
quod aurem lint tantum praedictae
Species. Ceu coniugationes, vel ex
co patet, quod sincrancum qua-
cuor termini, quorum duae Com-
Dinationes Cune impolsibiles; nec
enim Cimul esse porelt lonoa e
breuis, acura d obeula; porroin-
numera Cune alia combinaciones
incermedix, e quali parricipantesi
Scilicet inter acuram e obiculam,
inter longam e breuem; nec
enim hae in indinilibili consi-
Bunts
PROD. XXII.
Ouarner praedictae micationum spc
eies, vel differentia ad suas cansas
physicas reducuntur: Quod ance-
quam hac, Cupponendum est, diffe-
xentias effectuum, in iildem scilicer
circumstanciis, a differentiis caula-
ium perendas esse, ve pacer; deinde
supponendum est, micationem sel.
lae ese, rum a verrigine sella, cum
a Faciebus, vel areis, quibus illius
Superticies distincta est, ad instar
corporis polyhaedri; Cuxpono de-
nique, differentias moruum ex co
rancum peri, quod vnus velox E.
adius reto cardus; Faciorum auEeM
ex eo, quod vna Facies (IEMagna,
alia parua; onde habes quaruoe
terminos, Ccilicer velox ec cardum,
Promotu; magnum e paruum,
protacie; hinc quaruOE canEUIM
modo coniugationes; cum. dux
line impollibiles, ee repugnan-
ces: his poliris, praemissam prop.
sic probo; coc lunt species Ceu
coniugariones micarionu, quoe
Cune coniugationes cerminorum,
ex quibus caula micationum, con-
Aane; Led hae lune quacuor; nam
vel cA parua facies, cum paruo
mocu, rnde sequitur acura lon92
nicacio; vel parua tacies, cum re-
locimoru, vnde Ac acura breuis;
vet magnatacies, cum cardo moru,
unde est obcula longa; vel demum
magna Facies, cum reloci morus
vnde obculam brenem micationem
elle necesse cst: nempe vnde esse
Pocest brenis micario, nisi ex bre-
ui mora, qua luminis cuibrati ap.
pullus oculum ferit ;. de haec brc-
vismora vndenam est, nili ex cele-
ri verriginis moru, quo agirur. Ael-
la; quis nescie velocem mOTuM
minus temporis, plus vero cardum
dicere; porro acuca illa micario
rudenam est, nili a minore rerina
portione, quam resteri luminis ap-
pulsus afficie; ee hoc unde, nili
a paruirare plani reflectentis; ana.
logiam clarillinam habes in ada-
mance, vel quolibet alio lapil.
lo calo; si vis aurem praedicta
rum micarionum aliquoc exempla
primam coniugarionem habes, in
Cane maiore; secundam, in cordo
Scorpii; cerriam, in Arcturo; quar-
cam in L)Lao