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# Title: LBr. 250 · Fabri
# Folio 11r, page id DE-611-HS-971098:0021
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in liquidis solutorum recollectiones in Crysballos certa forma
praectitas.
x his paucis intelligi arbitror, quantus nobis apertus
sit campus, accurate et sine hypothesibus philosophandi, modo
jam experimenta (: quae habentur annotata a viris diligentibus
aut quae adhuc sumenda esse nera Analysis ostenderit dcum
geometricis elementit et legitus mechanicis conjungantur
nec dubito quin studio adhibibo, de summa rerum et potissi
mis motibus qui cirea nos exercentur, aliquid certi de
monstrari possit, unee postea varia rerum particularium
phaenomena explicabuntur, et imperium nobis innaturam
afseretur.
un enim ego pro certo habeam omnes motus in corporibus nobis
obviis ab Astrorum motibus atque luce oriri, fixarum autem distar
cur
tia causa sit  ercdam, quae in ipsis siunt ea effectus quidem aliquos
sed lentos tamen et multorum seculorum decursa aegre sensibiles
apud nos
ideo
excitare; super est ut omnia solis et planetarum luci et motibus
transseribantur. Hi motur neque tam multi neque tam implicati
sunt ut a Geometriae et mechanices intelligentibus accurate
satis cognosci posse sit desperandum. His autem semel consti
butis poterunt ab ipsis, principiis et a priori, ut vocant
rerum terrestrium phaenomena derivari; unde patebit quae sit natu
ra Elementorum, ex quibus omnia mixtionibus formentur.
uibus si addantur nalyses corporum quan qua nobis quotidie