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40C
PAXSICA TRACT. VIII.
2F. Non tamen deest alius ino-
dus longe Facilior, quo cellarum
mocus explicari queat, Pro quo
Cuppono, lingularem Cellarum h-
nem else, re semper eundem ordi-
nem scruene incer le, acque di-
Aanciam; deinde luppono, Ommes
cellas creacas non Fuille in Luper-
ticie sphaerica globi, cum aquali
a cerra distantia, in iis caren locis
Fuisse creacas, ex quibus, per pri.
irum mocum rectum delcenden-
res, cum quem modo habent re-
lociratis geadum acquilIerunE,
Cufticiencem scilicer ad maximum
circulum diurnum percurrendum,
eorum omnium, quos delcribune;
rbi aucem omnes moveri caepe-
runcmoru recto, in eadem luper-
Acie Sphaerae moca Cune, nec ab
ea vnquam dilcesserune; PrarerCS
libeationes illae mocus declinacio-
nIS HHNE PeT AFCUS, HON pet LC-
ctus, maiores scilicer, vel mino-
res, provenecesse est, ad hOC VE
idem ordo, cademque distan-
tia CelLaS InEOE, TCFUCTUE; neM-
De huic tni Peruic omnis deterim:
nacio.
12. Ilis poltis, Cola ditcnlcas
ett, qui heri pollit, re cum eodem
impetu, inaequales circuli aequali
TEIPOTE PETCUETAMTUE, PEO quO,
dico, cum eodem imperu breuio-
rem circulum aequali tempore de
curri polle, id scilicet exigenre
intrinseco inc, Cienim cicius de.
curreretur, haud dubie praedictus
OEdO MUTATeTUE, ne camen impe.
cus sic Frustea, morui verriginis ce-
dic, qui circulari circa axem iBUI.
di impendi non porelt; analogium
Habes in calamo volacili, cuius li-
snea, vel ollea checa, licer illum
imperum habeat, qui relociorem
mocum exigic, quia tamen pennae
impediur, ne Frustra Cc ille impetus,
mocus recti parrem in morum ver-
ciginis commutat: vide quae luper
hac re diximus tract. de motit;
aliam analogiam habes in aqua
tubo riereo concenca, quae subie.
ctum aera Curlum exerudic; Flinc
force aliquae cellae valde Ccincil-
lane, quia Ccilicer hoc verriginis
mocu lingulari aguneur, hic MO-
dus Facilior est; quia eamen aliquam
vim nocris principiis facie, priori
Porius adhaererem.
13. Scellae non pertciunt om
nino circulum Cuum diurnum (p2-
eio 24. horarum. Ced inluper 9.
terr. hora addenda Pune, circiters
hine post mulca annorum millia
fictum punctum primi mobilis,
unum orbem diurnum Cupra Cel-
las acquirie; porro in hoc tempon
re detiniendo, omnes fere aucho-
res differunt; eg0 lane nihil cerris
quod luper hac re detiniam. ha-
beo: Duaeres de Rellis nouis, quo.
modo moncantur; Respondeo co-
dem prorlus modo moveri, quo
aliae moventur; idem dico de via
lactea, idem de corporibus Colidis,
quae srmamenco in(unE e CUnE
nocabilis magnieudinis: OUares,
guomodo explicerur morus sella-
rum per parallelum eclipricae. Ret-
pondeo Kellam in ecliprica Poli-
tam cantulum recrodoi, versus or
cum a daco puncto primi mobilis,
cui relpondebat, et cum mocus de-
clinationis cellam vercus auctrum,
vel hoream deterat, cerre perinde
res le haber, acque (I Rella mone-
retur duplici mocu, alcero Ccilicee
ab ortu ad occalum, circa aXeI
mundi, alcero ab occalu ad ortum,
cirea polos ectipriex. Quares,
verumd