Borelli, Giovanni Alfonso, De motionibus naturalibus a gravitate pendentibus, 1670

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rarefieri moles aquæ ipſius vaſis, nihilominùs ego
animaduerti, & docui hoc contingere à reſtrictione
eiuſdem vitrei vaſis; poſtea à puncto F continuato
motu moles aquæ decreſcit, condenſaturque, quouſ­

que deprimatur ad punctum G graduum 120. & hìc
pauliſper videtur quieſcere, poſtea denuò moles
aquæ fluidæ augeri incipit, ſubleuaturque ab infimo
ſigno G vſque ad punctum H, ſcilicèt vſque ad gra­
dum 130. & paulò poſt vehementiſſimum ſaltum a­
qua efficit vſque ad gradum 166. in I, & tunc præ­
cisè obtenebratur veluti nebula aqua in vaſe AB con­
tenta, & in glaciem vertitur, eodem illo exiguo, &
imperceptibili tempore, quo velociſſimus aquæ ſal­
tus efficitur; præterea dum maiorem duritiem gla­
cies acquirit, & aliquæ partes fluidæ propè colli ex­
tremitatem AC gelantur, proſequitur fluxus aquæ
ſupra ſignum I verſus D, ibidemque profluit egredi­
turque aqua extra vas; ex qua hiſtoria (relictis innu­
meris alijs experimentis) euidentiſſimè conſtat, aquam
in actu congelationis rarefieri, ſcilicèt expandi, & ad
ſpatium amplius redigi, idemque obſeruatur iņ
aquis ſtillatitijs; thermalibus, in vino, in aceto, in li­
monum acredine, & in ſpiritu vitrioli; & ſolummo­
dò aer, ſpiritus vini, olea, & hydrargyrum ab hac
communi lege eximuntur, quæ ab intenſiori gradu
frigoris ſemper magis mole imminuuntur ſtringun­
turque, licèt oleum aliquo pacto conſiſtentiam ſoli­
ditatemque acquirat, cum aer, ſpiritus vini, & hydrar­
gyrum ſemper fluida remaneant.

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