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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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L 1B. TII. DE NIOTIBVS, _C.
eum in Cole pendear; ee haec con.
ingacionum varieras, ex diverta
duracione corumdem moruum: e
vero licet ad morum Colis, Mocus
veneris non perrineane, de nihil
Penicus conterane, 2d morum ca-
men Veneris mulcum Facie morus
Tolis, ve pacec ex dicis; unde cal.
culus Colarium moruum non Cup.
ponie calculum moruum Veneris
secus tamen calculus mornum Ve-
neris supponir calculum moruum
Colis, sed de his in Astronomia.
Hlaec eriam iuxea spiralem hypo-
thelim dicta Tunc, qua cerre omit-
cere non porui, quia non dubico,
quin plerique incactam illam re-
teneuri linc, peo qua criam consuli
Possune Dialosi Phylici; ac rero
iuxra nouam Prolemaicam, diver-
Cimode Veneris mocus Cacuimus;
Pro quibus, ne bis eadem repe-
tam, contule synops. dict. Append.
a n_m. 19. ad nu. 27. Praeterquam
quod, in Astronomia iltos Plane-
carum mocus plene discuriemus.
Mcercutu mous eaplaannt.
HxC prop. Brenior cric, nempe
mocus mercurii, cum veneris mo-
cibus supra explicaris multa com-
munia habene, quae quia iam ex-
posui recicebo.
1. Mercurius descendic primo
IOTU ReCtO VEESIIS FCFFaM, acqui-
sivirque illo mocu illum gradum
velociraris, quem modo haber,
hinc creacus ekt supra solem, nec
enim versus cerram ivister, si FOT-
te infra Colem crearus Fuister, vide
quae lupra de venere dixims, n. 3.
Sciac; hinc nec eius magnieudo,
nec rera diameter, nec ditferentia
dictancia meccurii aposai d peri.
Sei Cciri poltune: acqui(ivIE F2.
men minorem relocitacem, quam
Venus, in luo primo delcentu, ee
consequenter quam Col; hinc ccca-
tus est incer venerem, e Colem;
atque adeo alcicudo mercurii apo-
Exi minor est alcicudine Veneris
2p09xx, Ced alcirudo illius peri.
sai, est maior alcicudine huius
Perigxeae; eo temporis momento.
quo lol circulari mocu moveri ca-
Dic, eodem quoque caepie moneri
Mercurius, a Cole Ccilicet, reiam
de renere dixi, versus occalum
decerminarus; hinc etiam maxime
Propter Colem elt; eum ve mane
Praecat, cum ve respere sublequa-
tur. Colique proximus omnium al-
Listac: Post venerem creatus CA, VE
Pater ex dictis.
2. Fodem quoque moentO
quo mocu circulari moneri capit,
lecundo moru recto declinacionis
moveri caepir; quod cerre codem
modo probatur, quo iam de vene-
re probatum est; hinc creacus est
in maxima declinarione, qua cer-
ce quanca sic, dici non porest, nili
plures de accurariores obseruatio
nes habeantur, gua quam difficilé
Aeri pOHInE, AILIONOMI NOTHME;
cum Ecre semper inera Colis cadios
lacear; adde quod si nondum sci-
cur maxims veneris declinatio, quae
camen magis conspicua est, mulce
minus meicurii Fere Cemper laten.
eis nora cric: quod aurem in 12
xima declinarione crearus sIC, Pa-
cer ex dictis de venere, Luna, (olei
fuie aurem creacus in Fropico
in quanea vero alricudine creatus Caneri, Coli Scilicer coniunctus,
sic, nemo est incer morrales, qui Eed eum lua lacirudine; porro hie
PBOcuB
PROP. LX L