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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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PHXSICA TRAOT. VIII
moru epicyeli delcribere ridearur,
IHOZ dICAI; (IE CHIM CCHEFAI MUN-
2ig. 4. di A, distancia media Colis AF, et
F locus, vide sol prinum moca
circulari moveri capie, circulus
Folis, quem Ccilicet ab ortu in oc.
calum asic, FBID, rempore Ccili.
Cet 24. Circiter ROTAEUM; AE F
punctum ex quo Venus primum
moveri caepie mocu circulari, cum
Tole ab oreu scilicet in occalumr;
trane dubie eo tempore, quo (ol
redit inF, Venus non redic in F,
tum quia nonetur paulo cardius
Fole, tum quia maiorem circulum
delcrivie; igitur vbi Col atringie
punctum F, Venus actinsie pun-
ctum O. V. 9. de Si cumdem circu-
luI CeMPCF deCUFFETeE V enUS, Se-
cundo dic eNer in S. terrio in Y;
Sed quia Ratim aEque MOVerI Ca-
pit mocu circulari, iniit quoque
FCFFILI HIOEUML FeCtUM, CIIIUS AC.
cellus cerminus erae P, vel pocius
distantia Colis media, Peu circulus
FBID, Sccundus circulus mInOE
fuic primo, acque ita deinceps,
quia continue decreuit radius cir-
culi diurni, donec candem ad ex-
eremum terminum recettuum, (ci
licet ad areum R N PCrVEMEUM SIF;
TUnE eni duO AECUS TR, _ RN
termini recectuum, et eI P TernI.
eus communis omnium accesTuum:
PERTCrea CUIM VeBUS paulO FAE
dius Pole moneatur, ubi pervenie
ad ceririnum medie libracionis,
Fcilicet ad areum BP, haud dubie
euum circulum, qui eunc illi cum
Sole communis est, tardius quam
Fol ipse conticir; isicur adhue se-
cedit à Sole, versus OFTUII, dosree
actrre intea delcendens; ad eum
CITCULUIM DEFHEHCTIE, queM aque
eiio dechrias, alque sel ipse luumi
SIE aUTeM V. 9. aEeuS GO, hoc pO-
lico non recedie amplius à Cole,
sed porius, cum minores adhuc
orbes deleribat, dum Ceilicet per-
veniar ad arcum, seu terminum
KH, ad solem, versis occalum,
accedere incipie.
25. Hlinc inter duos arcus YR.
C0. Venus velpercina recedic a
Tole, versus orrum, de macurina
accedie ad COleM VEESIIS OEEUIM, aE
Inter duoS CO, RN, velpercina
ad Tolem accedic, vertus occasiu,
de macurina a Pole recedie, versiis
occalum; hinc vides, quam bene
explicetUE CmerSIONUm _ IIIeF-
lonum ordo et ratio; ve aurem
singularegrestionum de praecessio.
num puncta habeaneur, debet
Supponi tempus; quo cerrius mo-
cus rectus perticieur, hoc est quo
ab ap09e0 epicyeli, ve aiunt, 2d
idem redic, quod cA Fere 583.
dierum paulo minus cuius lubqua-
druptum impenditur in accestu
EF, hoc Cs 146. de tancumdem ii
receltu FL; e quia hic MOTUS est
inaequalis, debet LUPCT aKCEFHC-
si parabola, v. 8. vel semiparabo.
la, de applicata dinidi in parTeS
a quales, V. 9. iI 146. vel in alias
Proportionales; nempe HXC LCPra.
Lentar cempus, alia vero inaequa-
les, quae iplis respondent in axe
FF, repra lentant (patium delcen-
Tus decurlum; Ced de hoc iand lu-
Pra actuin est, cuir de moru de-
clinarionis Colis; neque hic repe.
10; quod rero spectat ad lincam
curnam FHIOL, quam hic epicy
elimunere defungi rides, non c
Plrlici instituri, sed Gcomerrici,
nec quidquam Facit ad caulas ca.
lestium moruum; non negnim ca
men difficile negocium else, de
quo