Fabri, Honoré, Dialogi physici in quibus de motu terrae disputatur, 1665
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              ſio Veneris minor erit; ſecus accidet, ſi tunc Sol degat in Perigæo, quia
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              ſcilicet breviorem circulum, ac proinde citiùs decurrit. </s>
              <s id="s.000335">Igitur versùs Oc­
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              caſum longiùs à Venere amovetur, hinc maior huius digreſſio, quæ dein­
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              de pro diverſo loco Solis diverſa erit. </s>
              <s id="s.000336">Minima igitur inter maximas fiet
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              Sole exiſtente in Apogæo ; exempli gratia; maxima verò Sole exiſtente
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              in Perigæo, media denique, Sole mediocrem diſtantiam tenente, variæ
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              deinde pro variis locis, in quibus Sol ab Apogæo vel Perigæo plùs, vel
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              minùs diſtat. </s>
              <s id="s.000337">Quod verò ſpectat ad alterum poſtulatum, æquè facile ex­
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              plico; cùm enim latitudo Borealis veneris maior ſit quàm auſtralis, ſup­
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              ponamus Venerem non procul à Perigæo cum latitudine Boreali 9. grad.
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              <s id="s.000338">Sole v. g. exiſtente iuxta Tropicum Capricorni, arcus diurnus Veneris,
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              longè maior eſt, arcu diurno Solis, vt patet ex vulgaribus tabulis; quid
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              mirum; igitur, ſi & ante Solem oriatur, & poſt illum occidat; ac pro­
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              inde mane & ſero ſeſe videndam præbeat? </s>
              <s id="s.000339">neque hic reſtat vlla difficultas,
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              niſi fortè cur latitudo Borealis Veneris ſit maior auſtrali, cum tamen Mer­
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              curij latitudo Auſtralis Boreali maior ſit; partim à Sole ratio petenda eſt,
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              cuius ſcilicet Apogæum modò eſt in ſignis Borealibus, modo in Auſtra­
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              libus, partim à diverſis Coniunctionum & maximarum digreſſionum lo­
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              cis, ex quibus diverſæ latitudinis ratio ſequitur; v. g. ſupponamus ma­
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              ximam digreſſionem veſpertinam in. </s>
              <s id="s.000340">1. gradu Acietis abſque vlla latitu­
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              dine, erit Sol v.g. in grad. 15. Piſcium, cùm autem hinc Venus cendat
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              versùs Perigæum, & ſuos orbes citiùs Sole perficiat, haud dubiè ſtatim
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              relinquit Eclipticam verſus Ortum & Auſtrum; vnde ſequitur latitudo
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              Borealis & tardiſſimus motus in conſequentia, donec tandem fiat re­
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              trograda, & paulò poſt Coniungatur Soli Perigæa, nec non tamdiu du­
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              ret retrogradatio poſt Coniunctionem, quamdiu duravit ante Coniun­
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              ctionem, creſcente ſemper latitudine Boreali; donec ad maximam di­
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              greſſionem matutinam perveniat, modò ſit in ſignis aſcedentibus, id eſt
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              à principio Capricorni ad principium Cancri. </s>
              <s id="s.000341">Si autem ſupponamus ibi­
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              dem Planetam, ſcilicet in 1. grad. Arietis abſque latitudine, in digreſ­
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              ſione maxima matutina, Sol erit v. g. in gr. 15. Geminorum, vt patet,
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              & cùm Venus hinc tendat verſus Apogæum, Orbes ſuos tardiùs Sole
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              decurrere incipit; Igitur relinquit Eclipticam versùs Occaſum & Bo­
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              ream vnde ſequitur latitudo Auſtralis, quæ continuo creſcit versùs Can­
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              crum: hæc forte regula generalis ſtatui poſſet, Venetis latitudo Borea­
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              lis, quamdiu movetur tardiùs Sole, id eſt à maxima digreſſione matutina
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              vſque ad maximam veſpertinam, in Signis aſcendentibus, decreſcit, in deſ­
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              cendentibus creſcit; contra verò Auſtralis in aſcendentibus creſcit, &
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              decreſcit in deſcendentibus; quamdiu verò movetur citiùs Sole, latitudo bo­
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              realis in aſcendentibus creſcit, in deſcendentibus decreſcit, in his demum
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              Auſtralis creſcit & decreſcit in illis; cùm autem ſint ferè innumeræ con­
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              iugationes, Signorum aſcendentium & deſcendentium, coniunctionum,
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              digreſſionum, itemque Apogæi & Perigæi; Veneris & Solis; quid mi­
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              rum, ſi tanta varietas in Phænomenis deprehenſa Aſtronomos eò adegerit,
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              vt fateantur vltro, certum Syſtema Veneris, in quo omnia Phænomena </s>
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