Newton, Isaac - Philosophia naturalis principia mathematica

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1attenderetur ad filum, & deprenderetur tenſionem ejus illam ipſam
eſſe quam motus globorum requireret; concludere liceret mo
tum eſſe globorum, & corpora quieſcere; & tum demum ex
tranſlatione globorum inter corpora, determinationem hujus
motus colligere. Motus autem veros ex eorum cauſis, effecti
bus, & apparentibus differentiis colligere; & contra ex motibus
ſeu veris ſeu apparentibus eorum cauſas & effectus, docebitur
fuſius in ſequentibus. Hunc enim in finem Tractatum ſequentem
compoſui.

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