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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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P E YSL C A Y R A CF. VITI.
plicatur que ve Cupra, in 22c e ba(i
Lemipatabola.
4. Aliquae Cellae creara lune in
conjunctione cuns lole; hx porro
cum Cole Cimul oueri CaeperUNE,
motu circulari, ab oreu in Occa-
Tum, iremque moru declinationis
d BOrea, in AUStEUM; neMPC CA-
dem racio, pro illis probac, qua
Pro Saturno, de aliis planecis; pOr-
F0 Aella oppolica, mocu concrario
dcclinarionis mota Cunc; abo AusrO
Scilicet, in Boream; analogiam h2.
bes in luna, Ei creata est in oppoli-
rione; porro hic morus adeo caF-
dus est, re rix 26000. annis PCr-
Ficiatur..
5. Tlinc reliquae Aella ita mo-
eu declinationis imorx FunC, ve illa-
u, hoc est coniunecarum, et Op-
Policarum, directionem, sequeren.
cur, _ quasi rocidem filis duceren-
tur, camdem semper eum inter le
cum ab illis distanciam Ceruancesi
hinc omnes Rellae ab inirio caneri
ad capricornum, per libram, versus
Rucrum, _ alia ab inicio capricor-
ni, ad inicium cancri, per ariecem,
versus Boream mocu illo recto
iverune, e2 Scilicet proporrione, ve
Temper cumdem incer se ordinem
immo, ec eamdem lacicudinem Cer-
earene; licer enim aliqui lacicndi-
nem cellarum mucari relint, nullo
camen experimento, vel aigumento
Id CuInCHNE.
6. Scella omnes in eadem (upeE-
ficie Sphaerae remanere non pollunt
 moveneur motu illo spirali; alio
quin vbi cella maxime declinac,
ec accessir ad polum, minimum
circulum diurnun delcriberer;igi-
cur cirissime, cum eodem Ccilicerim.
pecu; isieur mucane Cuperkiciem:
Eptrard, (i disto Epirali mOru aenn-
cur; nam Rella omnes luos orbes
diurnos aeque cito delcribunc;igi-
tur cum haec duo seruari debeane,
Scilicet idem ordo, cademque di-
Rancia, apparens Ccilicer, et aequé
velox mocus ciuldem Rellae; eAt
enim aequabilis, e cum a que ci-
ed maiorem e minorem circulum
describere non pottic, cerre in ca-
dem Superticie (phaerica eadem Ael-
la remanere non porelt.
7. Hlinc debent necellario esse
duo poli, seu duo puncta, à qui-
bus Aella Cemper aequidistene, alio.
qui camdem semper incer le di-
Uanciam non Ceruarene; porro il-
la puncta in polis mundi nOn
lune, a quibus aliquae sellae re-
Cedunt, e 2d quos aliquae ac-
cedune; licer enim nonnulli vo-
luerine Rellas eamdem semper Per-
vare declinarionem, hoc camen
Fallisimum else constat, cum (pi-
ca virginis tempore Ayparchi,
duobus circicer oradibus versus
Borcam diltaret ab aquatore,
nunc vero versis Austrum octo
circiter sradibus; quod vero ob-
iicitur de Canopo, ridiculum
est; cum enim parum dister à po.
lo ccliprica; modico lubest de-
clinationum dilcrimini; ieaque
cum stellae eamdem seruene laci-
tudinem, haud dubie a polis ecli-
prica Cemper aequedistane; hinc
si aliqua stella in volo celipei-
ex eset, illa quidem circulum
diurnum cisca polos mundi de-
Ccriberet, nullo camen alio mo-
tu movererur; igitur cellae
luum morum componune, hrabica
ratione cclipriea, et Polorum eius.
8. EIinc sellae qua Fuerune in
ccliprica, initio; iCa CAEPCrUNE
moueri mocu illo recto, VE Ca, quX
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