Candore ping is igneo,
Augens decoro lumine,
Quarto die, qui flammeam
Solis rotam conſtituens
Lunœ miniſtras ordinem,
Vagoſque curſus Syderum.
They might ſay, that the Name of Firmament very well a
greeth, ad literam, to the Starry Sphere, and to all that which
is above the Planetary Converſions; which according to this Hy
potheſis is altogether firme and immoveable. Ad litteram (the
Earth moving circularly) they might underſtand its Poles,
where it's ſaid, Nec dum Terram fecerat, & flumina, & Cardi
nes Orbis Terrœ, Which Cardines or ^{*} liinges ſeem to be aſcribed
to the Earth in vain, if it be not to turn upon them.
greeth, ad literam, to the Starry Sphere, and to all that which
is above the Planetary Converſions; which according to this Hy
potheſis is altogether firme and immoveable. Ad litteram (the
Earth moving circularly) they might underſtand its Poles,
where it's ſaid, Nec dum Terram fecerat, & flumina, & Cardi
nes Orbis Terrœ, Which Cardines or ^{*} liinges ſeem to be aſcribed
to the Earth in vain, if it be not to turn upon them.
* Or Poles.
FINIS.
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