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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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PH ZSICE TR A CF. VIII.
annulum illum cui venerem insi- lem creaeus est; ee moru recto mo-
tam esse diximus, iremque mereu- veri caepie deorlum, acquiliuicque
rium ablegandum ese, ( Forre
obleruando habencur aliquando
verumque Planecam moru reuolu-
cionis circa Cuum centrum agi, de
hiis porro mocibus in Astronomia
Fuleagemus.
PRO P. LXTI.
Explicantur motus Martis; FLa-
ius planerae mocus adeo difficilis
vilus est, ve eius curtum inoblerua-
bilem esle Plinius l. 2. 6. 17. pFOnun-
ciarir; illum camen ex nostris prin-
cipiis deducemus.
1. MaES CUpra SOlem CrCACUS
est, ve nemo dubicat, cum modo
supra Colem videacur, praelercim
rbi proxius ad coniunctionem ac-
cedic; nec enim Falcacus riderur,
VE Venus; praecerea primo moru
RCCEO versis cerra delcendic, VE
aequirerer illum velociraris ora-
dum, guem modo habet; igitur
lupea Colem crearus est; alioquin
minquam lupra Colem aCcendillets
cum nunquam primae alcicudinis
terminos transcendere posIc; nec
enim habet distanciam COnnatu-
talem, ve Col; quidquid sic, cadem
Fatio quae probac venerem crca-
tam else Cupra Colem, eadem po-
Tiori iure pro marce militat; crea-
tus est quoqne anre Colem, quia
cum moneatur velocius Colo, haud
dubie longior notus rectus deor-
Cum peaecessie morum circularem;
quod ancem moncarur velocius (o-
le vel ex eo constar, quod Colem
Post Cc à cergo relinquar versus
orrum, quamris maiorem circu-
lum deleribar; quia scilicet alcior
eAt; isicur Waes unre ee Cupra Lo.
mocu illo, eum gradum relocica-
tis, quem modo habet; capicque
cum Cole moveri circulari moru
aequabili, ab orcu Ccilicer in occa-
Cum, ab iplo dumraxac Colis mo-
tu decerminacus; cuncta AaC PFO.
BanEUE, vE Cupea de Cole, luna, ve-
nere, mercurio, quare hicnon re-
PCTO.
2. Eodem quoque momento
mocu declinationis moueri capie
cum Cole, moru accelerato ee re-
cardato, pro quo eadem raciones
Faciune, quas adduxi lupra prO
mocu declinarionis veneris; hino
creacus est in maxima declinacio-
ne, in principio scilicer cancris
Proprer ealdem rariones de quibus
Cupra; denique cerrio nocu recto
moveri caepie, ab eo cermino, ad
quem mocu primo recto peruene.
tac, in quo apooeum consticuo,
rque ad mediam distantiam Colis,
in qua perigaum pono; nec intra
illam descendic; v. 8. Sic cencrum P18. 42.
mundi A; sio circuluS BOFFI me-
dix distanciae Colis; sIc apogxum
marris in C, dividatur BC bitaciam
in D, delcribantur duo circulis
cum radiis AD, AC, hic est cir-
culus martis apogai, vocetur ma-
ximus circulus marcis; ille vero est
circulus medius; denique BGFFI
circulus minimus, sc enim dein-
ceps vocavimus: icaque cerrio il.
lo moru recto descendie MmaES ver
SIIS CCMETUM vIIVeFLI A, TBOTU AC-
celerato, a circulo maximo, vique
ad Medium; eE HIBC, MOEU FCFAE-
daco, vsque ad iinimum; acque
ita deinceps repeciris libratio
nibus.
3. Sed ne hoc gratis dicere vi
dear,