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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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PHYSTCH TR ACT. VIII.
neceslarium fuic, ad acquirendum videri, praerer Lunam de Colem;
illum relocicatis pradum, quem
modo habet; vide prop. 15 ec quia
nullus mocus rectus, line termino,
Cerre Luna mocus rectus alium
terminum non habuie, nil TerraM;
vide prop. 16. e 29. primus aurem
locus, in quo Luna creaca eA, à
Fola Dei roluncare pendebat, vide
PrOD. 17. E aurem creaca fuit in
plenilunio, creaca cA in s. grad.
lons. E vero in nouilunio in ipio
orad. 180. Sed nihil cerri liiper
hac eora re detiniri porest, et re-
vera perinde est ad rem nostram,
sine in nouilunio, lve in pleni.
lunio peoducta lic; porro hic pei-
Inus morus rectus Lunae minore
ceirpore, quam primus rectus
Tolis peractus et; quia cum Lu-
na minorem circulum decurrat,
e plus cemporis in eius decur-
FI BOnat, longe cardiOre IOEu
Ferrur, sed minor velocieas mi-
ROTE CCMPOLe aCGNIEIEUE; TUINE
enim velocieates acguilica, ve
rempora; minus criam Epacium
illo moru recto decurrie; si enim
minore rempore, ergo minus (pa-
rium; Cunc enim spatia in duplicaca
ratiOne TemPOTUIM.
9. Sol Fuie vnica regula motus
circularis, cum Lunae, cum aliorum
planerarum; nempe difficile vide.
cur, quemlibee planecam à maio-
se portione cerra decerminarum
Fuisse, ad IOEum cirCUlAFCI VeF-
Sus occalum, equidem moru cie-
culari moneri debene planetae, re
TuoS AneS ObEINCANE, VE PaTCE Cx
dictis lib. 1. & 2. Sed perinde est ad
hUnC ANCM, SIVC MRIOE TEFFR EFa-
EtUS OCCUETAE versuS orum, (-
de versus occalum; quid enim
aliud habene, nisi ab hominibus
acqui Luna non minus in mare in-
Auic, quam in continencem, ve
constat ex intuxu; deinde distan-
cia connaruralis L unx vix vna pO-
eius quam alia esse videcur; et li-
cet id vlero concedam de Luna, de
venere camen e Mercurio, aliisque
Planecis nullatenus concedi porest;
nempe in cancum Coli e L unae di-
Rancia connacuralis comperie, quia
in cerram agune, Col quidem pro-
prie per veram qualicaris diffusio-
nem. Luna minus proprie per
humorem Ccilicee attulum; igi-
eur Luna caererique planecxe motu
circulari moueri ceperune, ubi
primum Col mocu circulari mo-
veri caepie, cum eo scilicet velo-
ciraris gradu, quem cunc acqui-
SIEUM tOTU FeCtO HabeBANE; HCMI-
De Luna cerram ee Tolem aequa-
licer relpicie, hunc quidem a quo
lumen accipise; illam, cui re-
fundat, cum aftuti humoris Foe-
nore; cerram ve cerminum lui
primimocus recti, e centrum cir-
cularis; Colem ve ducem et reou-
lam circularis, et recti moderato-
rem; vbi enim Col moneri caepie
mocu circulari duo praesticie; pri-
mo tinem impoluit mocui recto
lunari, ee principium dedie cir-
culari; illo quali signo, leu quo-
dam nucu morum rectum vecuit,
circularem iusr, nec alia deter-
minatione opus tuit; cum creata
eltet; ve oibi cerrarum Famula-
FCTUE, Led veHC loquar, ad Colis
nobilioris ministri nucum, et mo-
cum; igicur cum iam decermina-
ca estet ad mocum circularem,
CIECA TerEa CenErum, illud Fan
cum quali expectabat, ve (uOS OF-
bes cum orbibus Tolis compone.
Fet,