[51.] PROP. IV.

[52.] PROP. V.

[53.] PROP. VI.

[54.] PROP. VII. PROP. VIII. PROP. IX. PROP. X.

[55.] That the EARTH May be a PLANET. PROP. I.

[56.] PROP. II.

[57.] PROP. III.

[58.] PROP. IV.

[59.] PROP. V. That the Scripture, in its proper conſtru-ction, does not any where affirm the Immobility of the Earth.

[60.] PROP. VI. That there is not any Argument from the Words of Scripture, Principles of Na-ture, or Obſervations in Aſtronomy, which can ſuſſiciently evidence the Earth to be in the Gentre of the Uni-verſe.

[61.] PROP. VII. Tis probable that the Sun is in the Gentre of the World.

[62.] PROP. VIII. That there is not any ſufficient reaſon to prove the Earth incapable of thoſe mo-tions which Copernicus aſcribes un-to it.

[63.] Provebimur portu, terræque, verbeſq; recedunt.

[64.] PROP. IX. That it is more probable the Earth does move, than the Sun or Heavens.

[65.] PROP. X. That this Hypotheſis is exactly agreeable to common appearances.

[66.] Quicunq; ſolam mente præcipiti petit

[67.] Brevem replere non valentis ambitum, # Pudebit aucti nominis.

[68.] FINIS.