Newton, Isaac, Philosophia naturalis principia mathematica, 1713

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                  ſubjectum;
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                  h
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                  locum huic oppoſitum;
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                  K, k
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                  loca inde gradibus 90
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                  diſtantia,
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                  CH, Ch
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                  Maris altitudines maximas menſuratas a cen­
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                  tro Telluris; &
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                  CK, Ck
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                  altitudines minimas: & ſi axibus
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                  Hh,
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                  Kk
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                  deſcribatur Ellipſis, deinde Ellipſeos hujus revolutione circa
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                  axem majorem
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                  Hh
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                  deſcribatur Sphærois
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                  HPKhpk
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                  ; deſignabit
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                  hæc figuram Maris quam
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                  proxime, & erunt
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                  CF, Cf,
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                  CD, Cd
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                  altitudines Maris
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                  in locis
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                  F, f, D, d.
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                  Quin­
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                  etiam ſi in præfata Ellipſeos
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                  revolutione punctum quod­
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                  vis
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                  N
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                  deſcribat circulum
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                  NM,
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                  ſecantem parallelos
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                  Ff, Dd
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                  in locis quibuſvis
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                  R, T,
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                  & æquatorem
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                  AE
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                  in
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                    <emph type="italics"/>
                  S
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                  ; erit
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                  CN
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                  altitudo Maris
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                  in locis omnibus
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                  R, S, T,
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                  ſitis in hoc circulo. </s>
                  <s>Hinc in revolu­
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                  tione diurna loci cujuſvis
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                  F,
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                  affluxus erit maximus in
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                  F,
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                  hora
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                  tertia poſt appulſum Lunæ ad Meridianum ſupra Horizontem;
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                  poſtea defluxus maximus in
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                  Q
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                  hora tertia poſt occaſum Lunæ;
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                  dein affluxus maximus in
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                  f
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                  hora tertia poſt appulſum Lunæ ad
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                  Meridianum infra Horizontem; ultimo defluxus maximus in
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                  Q
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                  hora tertia poſt ortum Lunæ; & affluxus poſterior in
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                  f
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                  erit mi­
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                  nor quam affluxus prior in
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                  F.
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                  Diſtinguitur enim Mare totum in
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                  duos omnino fluctus Hemiſphæricos, unum in Hemiſphærio
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                    <emph type="italics"/>
                  KHkC
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                  ad Boream vergentem, alterum in Hemiſphærio oppo­
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                  ſito
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                  KhkC
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                  ; quos igitur fluctum Borealem & fluctum Auſtralem
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                  nominare licet. </s>
                  <s>Hi fluctus ſemper ſibi mutuo oppoſiti, veniunt
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                  per vices ad Meridianos loeorum ſingulorum, interpoſito inter­
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                  vallo horarum Lunarium duodecim. </s>
                  <s>Cumque regiones Boreales
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                  magis participant fluctum Borealem, & Auſtrales magis Auſtra­
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                  lem, inde oriuntur æſtus alternis vicibus majores & minores, in
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                  locis ſingulis extra æquatorem, in quibus luminaria oriuntur &
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                  occidunt. </s>
                  <s>Æſtus autem major, Luna in verticem loci declinante,
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                  incidet in horam circiter tertiam poſt appulſum Lunæ ad Meri­
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                  dianum ſupra Horizontem, & Luna declinationem mutante verte­
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                  tur in minorem. </s>
                  <s>Et fluxuum differentia maxima incidet in tem­
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                  pora Solſtitiorum; præſertim ſi Lunæ Nodus aſcendens verſatur
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                  in principio Arietis. </s>
                  <s>Sic experientia compertum eſt, quod æſtus
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                  matutini tempore hyberno ſuperent veſpertinos & veſpertini tem-</s>
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