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# Title: Nicolai Mercatoris Holsati, è Soc. Reg. Institutionum Astronomicarum Libri Duo, De Motu Astrorum Communi & Proprio, Secundum Hypotheses Veterum & Recentiorum præcipuas; Deqve Hypotheseon ex observatis constructione (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 63)
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xS+LLOMZ A
vis aurert Lna camculiden ctero ee celcactionem, quan
cum ipse Sol, accidit ramen, uc limbo luo interiori Llori-
zontem canpens rarionalem rora adhuc delicelcar sub Ilori-
zonce vilibili. Fnimrero li xque longe abesset à Perra ac
Sol; non modo cora appareret, sed retractionum admini-
culo tota insuper sui diamerro Hlorizoncem reliquisset, ita ue
Superior ejus limbus inccoro gradu lupereminerer. Verum
Parallaris Lunxe adeo propinquae inceoro rursus gradu cun-
dem superiorem limbum deprimens efticit, uc cora vicistim
Lll Lraec accedi
CADUT
X
De Theoria trium superiorum Planetarum
1. D A
Saturni, Fovis. Martis.
Ocum Lonsicudinis erium superiorum, iiidem ut
LLuna, duplici inaqualitare affici, supra diximus,
quarum prior solura, altera cerris Planera e Solis con-
greslibus est allieata. Hloc cantum inter Lunam ac minores
Planetas interest, quod illius inaequalicas prima pender ab
epieveli revolurione, secunda vero ab eccenrrici deferentis
centrum epiereli; ac horum viciltim inxqualitas prima cc-
cenrrico, secunda epievelo accepia Fertur. EF Praeterea mi-
norum Planerarum epieveli Feruncur mocu contrario illi,
quo epierelus Luna circumasitur, persune enim circa apo
Reum epiereli in consequentia, e circa periseum ejuldem
in ancecedentia. Conveniune autem inter se trium superio-
rum Theoricae simili circulorum e linearum apparatu, legi-
busque mouum cimilibus contenti, sola aurem circulorum
ex moruum quancitare discrepantes.
2. Figura XLIII. SIE T Terra, C centrum eccentrici
AD F, B centrum aequantis tancundem distans a C, quan-
cum hoc a T; a Aporeum eccentrici, lPeriseum;
AI
Co