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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 YSICA YRACT. VIII.
rus macularum solis: Macula mo- deleribere ridebitur in dilco Cola-
ventur ad morum verrioinis Colis,
vepater ex dictis, adhaerenc enim
dilco Colari, vnde quod de mocu
cuiusiber puncti Cuperhciei solatis
dicam, id rorum de mocu maculae
dictum sIC.
I. Suppono certicudinem quo-
rumdam phanovenorum, qua ci
Era omnem controuerliam, ab om-
nibus admireuneur, v. 9. circa (o1-
Sticium xesiuum macula lineam Fe-
ctam in dilco lolari describere vi.
derur, declinanrem ab ectipeica
vertus Boream 7. grad. quod ve
melius incelligatur sic circulus
F.8. 45. B D C L, horizon Colaris, ve vo-
canE, hoc est, circulus terminans
visionem oculi solem Spectancis;
licque area praedicti circuli dilcus
Colaris, ad cerram, hoc cA, ad ocu.
lum convertus; sc C Pars Austra.
lis, B Borealis, D Orriua, L, Oc.
cicua; Ange hanc charcam Peu A.
curam lupra capur cuum eleuatat,
dum Spectas ad Rustrum, ita VE B
2d Boream, C ad Austrum specter;
Sc A quacor Tolis, hoc est circulus
aequacori parallelus D L, sc cclip.
LICA FR; Suxponamus Colem ese in
Tolcicio altivo, CIEgue aECUS FE,
7. Orad. CIECILEF, _ IOCUSDF 30.
Brad. circicer, sc macula in F, de-
Lcribic in dilco solari lincam LI,
Talcem delcribere videtur.
2. Ouando Col est in Polcticio
brumali, macula lineam rectam
delcribere videcur in disco Tolari,
declinancem ab ecliprica versus
Auctrum 7. circirer grad. V. 8. GF
macula in H, delcribere videtur
lineam rectam LIII; est aNEeM AFCUS
CFI7. Fere grad. _ DF circirec 30.
quales Cune huic LN, C. l; Ci aurem
ri, lineam ductam à puneto D. pa.
Fallela EL; in Colsicio vero bru-
mali; patallelam HN; reliquisve-
rd cemporibus macula delcribere
videncur lineas curuas, magis, vel
minus ab cclipeica declinantes, de
quo intra.
3. A ColAicio aestiuo, ad aequi-
noctium Aucumnale, macula per
lineam curuam ferri videtur, cuius
convexum in Austrum FerTUI, V. 8.
iplo aequinoctio per lincam DOL:
Item per curuaS, quarum conve-
xum fercur in Austrum, ab aqui-
noctio praedicto, ad brumale Fere
Colsicium; crelcit aurem curnicas
ab aestiuo Colsticio, in quo incipit,
rque ad aegninoctium, decrelcie
vero aequali tempore, ab aequi-
noctio ad brumale Colsticium; ab
hoc vero Colsticio rique ad Colci-
eium aeltiuum, describune curuaS,
quarum connexum vergie ad B0-
EeAIM V. 9. D P L, ee curuitas cret.
cic a brumali Colsicio, ad aequino-
etium vernum, d quo deinde de-
crelcir, ad astiuum vlque (ol-
Cicium; POrro mocus macula
Pechcitur 27. aur 28. Fere dic.
bu5.
4. Movetur macula in disco
Tolari, ad nos converlo, ab Ortu
in occalum, hoc est, ab aequino.
cio verno, ad aurumnale, ab or-
cu Borcali ad occalum Australem;
ab aucumnali vero, ad veruum, ab
ortu Australi, ad occalum BOFCa-
lem; v. 8. d verno ad autumnalé (I
oriuneur inera areum ED, occi-
dune incra arcum LI; ab aucum-
nali rero ad vernum, (IOTIUINEHE
in aICu DHI, OccidunE in aEcu
LNI; hinc neceslario in iplis aequi-
in Colairio aeltiuo macula EIC is D, noctiis, Si OriAnEUI in Xquatore;
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