Varro, Michael, De motv tractatvs

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              niam tamen hęc conſideratio, quæ Græcis
                <foreign lang="grc">σταθμικὴ</foreign>
              di
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              citur Geometriæ tantùm eſt
                <foreign lang="grc">ὑπάλληλος</foreign>
              mixta ſcili­
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              cet ex phyſica & Geometrica eo quòd illius ſubie­
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              ctum ſit motus. </s>
              <s>Ideò paulò craſſiori Minerua &
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              præter Geometricam ſimplicitatem
                <foreign lang="grc">φυσικῶς</foreign>
              etiam
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              tractanda eſt: alioqui Archimedicis demonſtratio­
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              nibus ſtandum eſſet, quæ in eo mancæ ſunt, quòd il­
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              læ propoſitiones quæ ex phyſicis peti debent, inde­
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              monſtratæ manent, nec explicantur, ſed pro confeſ­
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              ſis principiorum loco poſtulantur. </s>
              <s>Eas igitur, qua­
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              tenus ad huius problematis explicationem faciunt,
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              hic diſcutiemus. </s>
              <s>Neque enim Euclidis
                <expan abbr="librũ">librum</expan>
              de gra­
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              ui & leui, in quo hoc argumentum perſequi voluiſ­
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              ſe videtur, integrum habemus. </s>
              <s>Ariſtoteles verò in
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              eo quod ab ipſo ſcriptum extat de Mechanicis fra­
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              gmento pręter ſuum morem, cùm alio qui in omni­
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              bus exactiſſimus ſit, hanc quæſtionem potiùs nota­
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              uit quàm explicuit in ſexto & ſeptimo phyſicorum
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              libro multa prætermiſit. </s>
              <s>Vt igitur ad rem aggredia­
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              mur, primùm voces, quibus vtendum eſt, definie­
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              mus, vt intelligatur quo ſenſu eas accipiamus. </s>
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              <s>DEFINITIO I.</s>
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              <s>Vis dicitur agendi aut agenti reſiſtendi
                <expan abbr="potẽtia">potentia</expan>
              ,
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              præſertim verò mouendi & mouenti reſiſtendi. </s>
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              <s>II.</s>
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              <s>Vis ſubiectum dicitur id quod vis mouet, vel </s>
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