Biancani, Giuseppe, Aristotelis loca mathematica, 1615

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              De æstu Maris.
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              <s id="s.003296">In 3. cap.
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              (Aiunt etiam multos æstus vndarumqué ſublationes fiatis quibuſ­
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              dam temporibus cum Luna circumagi)
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              Perpaucis maris fluxum, & reflu­
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              xum attingit, qui quia ex motu præcipuè Lunæ pendet, non videtur
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              alienum hoc loco eum fuſius explicare,
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              nonnullis difficultatibus
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              occurrere, quibus recentiores nonnulli nimis implicantur. </s>
              <s id="s.003297">Aeſtus maris
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              eſt quædam maris ebullitio, ob quam vt ſolet in ebullientibus aquis, mare
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              intumeſcit: fiunt autem in toto mundo duobus tantum in locis ex hoc æſtu
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              tumores duo, quorum vnus ſemper directè Lunæ ſubiacet, alter verò in
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              auerſa terræ parte, ſiue huic antipoda, & diametraliter oppoſita.</s>
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              <s id="s.003298">Ex his Marium tumoribus fit vt aquæ, quæ naturæ ſua decliuiora petunt,
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              quaſi exundantes ad littora fluant. </s>
              <s id="s.003299">atque hic aquarum curſus fluxus maris
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              appellatur. </s>
              <s id="s.003300">decreſcente deinde maris æſtu, & tumore ex receſſu Lunæ, aquæ
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              iterum ad medium mare refluunt:
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              hic maris refluxus dicitur. </s>
              <s id="s.003301">Cum au­
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              tem in toto die ſint 24. horæ & ſemper ſint ſimul in mundo duo æſtus, & tu­
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              mores, fit vt ſint pariter ſemper in mundo duo fluxus, qui tumores illos co­
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              mitantur; necnon duo refluxus, qui eoſdem ſubſequantur; hinc fit vt
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                cuique</expan>
              illorum ſex heræ
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              , ſex fluxui, ſex refluxui, qui ſub Luna fiunt;
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              ſex verò fluxui, & ſex tandem refluxui Lunæ auerſis, quæ totam Lunæ circa
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              mundum periodum 25. horarum expleant. </s>
              <s id="s.003302">Cauſam autem cur mare hoc
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              modo ſtatis horis, paulò tamen ſerius ob Lunæ tardiorem ortum ſemper
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              creſcat, & decreſcat antiqui omnes in Lunam retulerunt, vt primus omnium
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              Ariſt. hoc loco, deinde Strabo, Pomponius Mela, Plinius, Solinus, & alij
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              plures idem ſenſerunt. </s>
              <s id="s.003303">Lunam ſcilicet eam habere vim in mare, vt pars il­
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              la, quæ Lunæ ſubiacet, ſiue quam Luna radijs ferit, æſtuet, & turgeat; non
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              aliter pars maris huic antipoda, & auerſa, quamuis tota terræ moles inter
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              ipſam, & Lunam interpona­
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              tur, æſtuat, fluxumque, ac re­
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              fluxum quamuis priori mi­
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              norem, efficit. </s>
              <s id="s.003304">quæ omnia
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              melius in figura cernentur;
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              vbi infra Lunam vides tumo­
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              rem A, ex quo fluxus deriua­
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              tur. </s>
              <s id="s.003305">& in parte huic auerſa
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              tumorem B, ex quo alter flu­
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              xus deriuatur. </s>
              <s id="s.003306">& quia in alijs
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              duobus mundi lateribus non
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                <expan abbr="fiũt">fiunt</expan>
              huiuſmodi tumores, imò
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              mare ob refrigerationem
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              ſubſidet, ibi fiunt duo reflu­
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              xus C, & D, ita vt ſemper ſint
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              in mari præſertim Oceano
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              quatuor prædicti effectus, qui
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              ſimul, vt ait hic Ariſt. & </s>
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