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Scheels Arena
Fargo, ND
June 25, xxxx
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although seeming to have been written about xxxx, was not published until xxxx, when it appeared in a posthumous edition of the author's works. Calcagnini declared that the Earth, originally in equilibrium in the centre of the universe, received a first impulse which imparted to it a rotary motion, and this motion, to which nothing was opposed, was indefinitely preserved by virtue of the principle set forth by Buridan and accepted by Albert of Saxony and Nicholas of Cusa. According to Calcagnini the daily rotation of the Earth was accompanied by an oscillation which explained the movement of the precession of the equinoxes. Another oscillation set the waters of the sea in motion and determined the ebb and flow of the tides. This last hypothesis was to be maintained by Andrea Cesalpino (xxxx-xxxx) in his "Quæstiones peripateticæ" (xxxx), and to inspire Galileo, who, unfortunately, was to seek in the phenomena of the tides his favourite proof of the Earth's rotation.The "De revolutionibus orbium c lestium libri sex" were printed in xxxx, a few months after the death of Copernicus (xxxx-xxxx), but the principles of the astronomic system proposed by this man of genius had been published as early as xxxx in the "Narratio prima" of his disciple, Joachim Rhæticus (xxxx-76). Copernicus adhered to the ancient astronomical hypotheses which claimed that the World was spherical and limited, and that all celestial motions were decomposable into circular and uniform motions; but he held that the firmament of fixed stars was immovable, as also the sun, which was placed in the centre of this firmament. To the Earth he attributed three motions: a circular motion by which the centre of the Earth described with uniform velocity a circle situated in the plane of the ecliptic and eccentric to the sun