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Notes Du Mont Royal ← Notes du mont Royal www.notesdumontroyal.com 쐰 Cette œuvre est hébergée sur « No- tes du mont Royal » dans le cadre d’un exposé gratuit sur la littérature. SOURCE DES IMAGES Google Livres . ERÀTOSTHENIS . CATASTERISMI INTERPRETATIONE LATINA ET ’COMMENTARIO m.CVRÀYIT 10. CONRADL’ÏSCHAAVBACH, ,’ lNSPlCTOl LYCSI pansez, IÈINIIGINSIS. EPISTOLA C. ’G. HEYNE en: Amusnvmsxouuvs m 5:11:03er):va et cnm’lmbulia me incîfic. GO’ÇTINGAEr quid Vnnnnnnloacx et ernncu’r. 1 7 9 5o ’ . ,...,.----’ -- ’ Patate: aflrohomîàé hifiorîgm, varia ,Eratoflhe- I, ni: dçâdna, actais, qua vixît, îpfiusque myn litholpgîlaeratio; fuadere potentat, tu: Catafiarùnü ’ literait in lncèm prédirent. Quibns adduétusya tîonibus hune au&orem aggredi caque, quae in ce notaitul dîgna mihï vifa font; publicel’propo’nere ûofiorumque ’virorum juüi’cîo fub’jicère’ aufus mm, minimise tamen fis,” quae à?! remllliteraïriàiii figeant; qua: allo rempoté fun: ’eXpofimruSL Cohflîtui Ienim , fil pliât-36mm a’Ifenl’u fieri poil efl, reliquat omùîa: quaé exilant, Ermfihmit fragmenta colligera; il l i ’ ’ V l t t . * 413mm!!! me) ad hune-inique mûri filât: leur expliçargdum manu; camping pççetat, :îpîîç mmwwrîori imité? fuhiîcisadtæs flan qui? ’- par matcherai]: .aliorumqne, guidî, quad anti- i l h quia; l..C. SCHLV»MCH.IJRAEPA mm. quîorum, vel ignorantiam vel incuriam’ multa in eo depravata et turbata, alla omiîïa, alla infetta v et adjeâa flint; que faâum efi, ut libellas nîmîs mutilatus et plane deformis ad nos perveniret. Quae quidem fors eo magîs lugenda efi, quodlad refiituendum et emendandum aufiorem omniifçî. ré defïîtu’ti ôpe’ et marida, âfqùe émotifs-’l’p’eis faluns tuniin conj’è-âuri’s ’èritîcis l’ami in rima Hygini et mima,- Geùhaizicï ridée: tamarins auns4 il in, Q ’ ri. Marx L .t Multaequidema! id gouala, .J.- Rami-i, , folkeyiarii,. WnfifingiiLacurnine,inprimis vert) ’ gig- eççmja. Kappiçrfii (oôfcruqta philologica. cap. si: p les) in moisâmes? antimite tafia??? adï 13419 avérant-raquée www: egçaqta;,é?:&u.Îr béé-alla Il. Hwneçtefiinæito, PF3ËÊÇPÏQY Vraime- dus, qui [ramper fingularij cura [aluni page..,cqx;5 fuluit, alîa ipfe Germanico et Hyginb ducibus amen- aiufus fumfifnl’ialfiëï Phallôrihuï let Ëizlibcia, qui auûorËtfi hofl’mifi üeâlëfipferufit, .Cüfijèââ’lâ’èy biècafione’xîxtdèdëlû’rit.’ Textùmïad” Gaïeïiédltlt’rà. V hem in aptiens tuyautages aimantant-m " ’ l a ravi à I: C5. ’SCAH’A vimai- à» amer-arroi . »’ tari lita-hum guidai?- aù’flôrïs Iatina. interfireta. 2 I. In fiellarumhlqçis defcribendxs Bode Cl. (a: cutusflmiàqnî tatouille [quflellung der 6;: flirneie.et.),hemil’phaeriafloue?"J: . duo1 ad annum il o ’n.icomputataaddidiit. Stellafn catin çauda me; minorîs, quae nome temporel: polarisiyvoeatufl,’ aaî’èâièmùm; iqu’em’lI’ÎlÏ"Îae]lùer bénigne-me? cum communieavit, inferuî, afcenfionem reâam 346°,491,42’.’xet declinationem 78°,8Ï,23”. .îRe-l liquas, quae addendaeerajnth ipfe attuli, obli-i guitare lenclilvatlidççis IÏ( quamIÈE’ratejllwm: ipj’e obier- valviti23°,’ s1”) .11qu 23°,ç4’ fecundum? l’ifabü’laè momifiât Zacb j phi cal in 93e tâPPLêïüemëâsëiîsz’ ad miam 28’, 9”,.ç. mais verdi ïqüaeumzi’îsdemëæabüna ad globaux famefianurn exprefl’ae finit, mi han poteram , çuniæWetga -e’o!41fpîbiafituf,j..,--«(-..--..- Erdlojlhæ r .vne: veto2.1! omnes 1”: a, www?" fronte defcrw a 9K9..N9151m. Un . cf. cap. 9 et 22. Praîegçgga, propria fphaeraeÏEra. tofiheneae ratio caque dîverfa ab aliis ex fingulis libelli capitibus tabulîsque’facile apparu. 1’ ’ r...- mMÙ’VPrae- l. C, Sc-anpacn PRIAEÆATIO. Praeterea. n°911491!!! khanat» Jan! am si? - pfo paratum et milïum elfe, ut excudetetur. Praeter opinionem vero faâum ça, ut nunc de- main influcem prodiret. i Libri Vigitulr partim ad mythoIOgîam parfin: ad afironoïmlï’aïn Tpeâantee; (praecipue Va]: mytliolegifchc. Bride), fingülis ca- lpîit’ibhs cadrerai-ai flint. I ’ l et" ’ ’ A «Set. Meiniqgae anatife, Nov. en caxzfxàvi 7 J. C, Schaubach. .. x Y A Corrigenda. h j v. I p33. 96. l. 33. 35. pag. me. l. 5. pas. 105. l. 4o. pro Mines-W?-, ,In tabula îpfa vçllem utîque v maigre)1 r (mis(a. monitum , .. chalcographum amendaflë in un. Cep in,"th fine coi mua,.fqeptro,ct vcfleju manu exhibclxduq gratgfipquo Gex» ’m’elîisne «au fagitta en. in clava, www-momifie Virgini auteur palma raflain manu lionau be-tv « LL ’ J’L- A I . ,,mmW’mhen.(Summumt t w a un- , v a] si: sur" mon .fo sa nm mon: m ne «tu nom! flcfblmnvuùcn - .2 :1’.:n:i il: I W «- .. .. ».. v,., . .,l....ær.(, .1 .,.4 . i Dam: fi. l l ÏFABViLA I ASTRONOMICAW Fabùlacafikrohomîca’ eandenï Briginèm effilât; , t’em cuni reliquis myth’pfùifi "gen’etîbizs haï bluffe vîdetür.’ Tln’Theogorniis’I’Æim, Cosmogo-Ï nîis et gefitidtn’hîfioxîie defeiiBendls, ùbi’ réfuta naturam’ièt" caufas perfcrutàrî’; ” phaenômehiïrh’rh’ vim et efieâumg expliÇare; in pepùldruml’brflïg’îl” nes înquirere aut alla animis fenfa exprimera codati faut homines facultate imaginaüdî fondai-5 du et praefentiflîma praediti,ïomni veto-entera bouma et«ljt.terarum ope defiitutî, ad ligna confit; ’ V gerunt, omnîa in fa&a communiant! et narratîo., tribus expofuerun-t. Quae quidam omnia.deinde a lyricis, tragî’cis et grammatîièisj aliisque diverti... mode traè’tata, mntataet exomata funt; qua-fit...- ftumlefl, dt fis, qui mythologîam ad confiâm. ’ s * 2 i tan: w ILEVFABVLA vasrrRoNoerçA. tam aliquam notionem revocare vellent, impedi- ’ mente objicerentur baud exigua. Afironomiae idem accîdit. Cujus originaux ad eandem aetatern redire, fabulisque elfe im. plieitaru, narrationes de fltlante,.dfiraro, Chirone, Hernie aliisque paffirn traditae fatis fuperque pro- :.E-’ Ç! hâ-t -n-- :4: tæ- -1-- F. En bant. Atque cumin fiderum hifloriis non philo. fophèmata vel notiones, ut vacant; abâtardis . exprimera, fed res; in fenfusincurremæ nominare aut inventi alicujus hono’r’em pofierîs tradere vel- lent: faâum efl, ut inti-fis, fideribus, quae ex prî- Ici’ ma antiquijtateorigineml ducunt, hominum, fiiarum aut aüarurn, rerum in agro obviarum de; miua open-rama radius, autem res gefiae. ahËÎÇ-t &alf’vifua et [audituïmirabilia narreutur, Quaen «une? faéculéçindteîes. confpicîendasfi mofla in: fiellarum motus; orme, occafusamodo in fig", tian: .quarundam, puas tribuere folepant; explication.Scilice-t corpotum coeleftium I motus , lobfemre’ - I l boudoir rudi, agrefii; - homadummore fub mitî ’etv fereno coelo vivenùi ejusque curiofo,- res vide’batur r non ’coutemnendat; quippe quae ejus mentem attentam facer’ét,-’ef temporis fpatium emetien. di et ’œnftituendî ’praeberet occafionem.’ Verum . mi homines parut!) rexculti ingeniî flaflas tantum . W prî- ne FABVLA ASTRonomrca. W primae magnitudinîs, ArB’urum, Siriuml," Capet. la)», a in Anita, feu aura fplendîdazet forma Confpicua, .Urfam majorent; ’Virginm, Hyadej, Plejadrr, Scorpium, Lament; Oriona, Lepomn, Eridanum et jam Cygnum forte (de Lym- res du- bia efl)--obfervarunt: Urfae minorirfidus femm- dum 171mm ad Aratum (Pliant. a. 26.) Nazi. plier, Palamede: vero tette Nauplio ’îpfo (v. l 4611m. Tat. in élirai. Pana. «Uranol. rag. 73..)- l l Urfam majornn et Sirium initcoelo collocavit. l ,Praeterea in Homm’ et ’Iùfiodi - fcriptis Boom. Ë forte Arüum tantuim, Hgadu, Plejadn’ atque Orion occurrunt, quibus et au&o’re nofiro Vir- ginm-annumerare velim. " ne reliquorum veto panic-ante allatorum nanan: origine, aetatelet îau&oribns; etfi uihil confluai potefi; id tamen notatu mihi dignum vîfum en, Aratum; qui Efiodum ante oculos lhabuit, de nullis bill de Natif, Equo et Centaure fabulas ’attîngere; unde, etiam fi non pomma ex Æfiodoededufta tînt, ta- men caeterîs antiquîora elfe, equîdem rexîflimo. Ophiuchu’: en’im. Engmfin et alia fidera, ex items minais magnitudiniseommfita aut nullis I certis limitibus circumfcripta, aut par magnant fphaerae pattern magis difi’ufa quam ut iformari poilent , exercitatîores requirebant feufus. et cre- bflotem’conte’mplationem, inprim’is quad Rellao . l o 3 . ad ’ vs nernnvna- ASTRONOMICA. ad horizontal!) ,Verfantes, latins diflraâae, ad ,coelilmedium veto appropinquantesatâius con. fertae apparent. a Poil Hermann 121m: albane. mia cum reliquis cognitionis humanae partibus ex incunabulis ,egrel’l’a , oratione fymbolica tec mata rebusqueomnibus ad certas quasdam ra- ,tiones revocatis, virizingenio florentes alias liellae adhuc fparfas colligere fideribusque jam a ma. joribus -co,nltitutis alla adhuc ,ignota ’apponere inceperunt, fabulas veto novas non addiderunt, Ied ex reliquorum mythologiae partibus tantum petites lingulis applicaverunlc. Quod tamen taro faâum elfe ex ipfo Adrati poemate patet. His temporibus Cynofurac et pauli’o poll. Cephoi, Caf- fiapriae, dndromrdae, Pnfeique ridera ex Phoe-i nicia ad Graecos profeâa elfe videntur. Cleaflra- tu: Tamarin: firman, Sagittarium (Plin. limant: 11,8.) et Horde: (Hygin. R19. II,13.)-appol’uit. De reliquorum auâoribus et tempore, que quae- que feu ad Graecos ex aliena fphaera allata l’en .ab.ipfis inventa tint; nil-conflitui potelt. Quid veto. ex fabularum comparatione forte deduci pelât, in fingulis capitibus uberius [émus et; .pofituri.Atqui lugendum’elt, Inulle Ç cum-omnîno e . y de .el’tronomiae ratiche inter Graecos et progrelfu, lulu de. fabulis altronomicis fupere’lfe documenta, a DE FAR-v1.1 ASTRONOMICA. vu li perpauea ifia fragmenta, quae jam attulimus, eXceperis. Philofophi ’enim magis de mundi, coeli fiellarumque natura difputall’e,quam de lirie- ifum «tu et mandi jardine commentati elfe, cas. que res agricolis maxime reliquilTe videntur. Fraeter’ Thaletem et limiter, Pythagoram ajus- que difcipulos hanc fcientiam coluilï’eynotum off, aquibus Eudoxur, Arèhytne difcipulus, et, qui auna feicut’us
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