Biancani, Giuseppe, Aristotelis loca mathematica, 1615

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              EX PROBLEMATIBVS ARIST.
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              Ex Sectione Prima.
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              <s id="s.003854">Sectione 1. num. </s>
              <s id="s.003855">3.
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              (Quemadmodum tempora, ita ſyderum ortus, Orionis
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              Arcturi, Virgiliarum, Caniculæ, qui flatus, imbresqué excitant, qui ſereni­
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              tates, frigora, teporeſuè ſolent afferre)
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              Intelligit de ortu coſmico, qui
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              fit, quando aſtrum ſimul cum Sole oritur: quem ortum abundè in 2.
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              Meter. ſumma 2. cap. 2. explicatum inuenies. </s>
              <s id="s.003856">Vt autem intelligas, quænam
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              ſint Orionis, Arcturi, Virgiliarum, & Caniculæ conſtellationes, & in qua
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              cœli parte ſint collocatæ, ſatius eſt globum aliquem aſtronomicum, in quo
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              aſteriſmi omnes clarè depicti ſint, intueri, quàm hoc loco pluribus verbis
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              rem per ſe claram, obſcurare. </s>
              <s id="s.003857">De Orione plura dicta ſunt 2. Meter. præ­
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              ſertim quo tempore oriatur. </s>
              <s id="s.003858">Arcturus verò, ſiue Bootes, primæ magnitu­
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              dinis ſtella, mane vnà cùm Sole in noſtro climate ex Magini Tabulis, circa
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              28. diem Septembris oritur. </s>
              <s id="s.003859">De Virgilijs tamen illud exiſtimo
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              ,
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              quod in Tauri aſteriſmo, duæ aliæ partiales conſtellationes continentur; in
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              capite enim ipſius, ſunt illæ, quæ & Hiades, & Atlantides, & Succulæ nuncu­
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              pantur. </s>
              <s id="s.003860">in dorſo autem ſunt illæ, quæ Pleiades, & Virgiliæ ſunt appellatæ,</s>
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              Quæ ſeptem dici, ſex tamen eſſe ſolent.
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              <s id="s.003862">Vt cecinit Ouidius, quandoquidem ſeptima ferè nunquam apparet. </s>
              <s id="s.003863">has vul­
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              gus Gallinellam vocat. </s>
              <s id="s.003864">quod ſi eas per Teleſcopium inſpiciamus, mirum di­
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              ctu, eaſdem plures eſſe, quàm quadraginta ſtellas minimas clarè videbimus,
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              vt optimè primus omnium Galilæus obſeruauit. </s>
              <s id="s.003865">Porrò conſtellatio Tauri in
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              noſtris regionibus oriri cum Sole, incipit vno circiter ſeſquimenſe poſt ver­
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              num æquinoctium. </s>
              <s id="s.003866">De Canicula ſatis dixi in 2. Meteor. ſumma 2. cap. 2.</s>
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              <s id="s.003869">Eadem ſect. </s>
              <s id="s.003870">num. </s>
              <s id="s.003871">17.
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              (Cur à Virgiliarum occaſu ad Fauonij vſque flatus, bi
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              potiſſimum pereant, qui morbo longo laborant, & ſenes, quam iuuenes potius?)
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              Lege, quæ ſcripſi de occaſu ſyderum lib. 2. Meteor. ſumma 2. cap. 2. dein­
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              de, quæ in ſuperiore proximè loco de Virgilijs: quibus hæc pauca
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              .
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              <s id="s.003872">cum intelligat de coſmico Virgiliarum occaſu, qui noctu apparet,
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              tunc primum, quando oriente Sole, ipſe occumbunt, neceſſe eſt occaſum
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              hunc incipere poſt autumnale
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              ferè ſeſquimenſe in noſtris regio­
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              nibus; cum enim Virgiliæ ſint in Tauro, neceſſe eſt occidente Tauro initio
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              dixi, vt Sol ſit in oppoſito ſigno, videlicet in Scorpione; in quo aſteriſmo
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              Sol reperitur poſt prædictum æquinoctium vno ferè menſe cum dimidio. </s>
              <s id="s.003873">de
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              hac re plura Plinius lib. 18. cap. 31.</s>
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              Ex Sectione 15.
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              <s id="s.003877">Nvm. 1.
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              (Cur linea ab angulo ad angulum ducta, ſola ex omnibus, quæ fi­
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              guras rectilineas bifariam ſecant, diameter vocata eſt? </s>
              <s id="s.003878">An quod dia­
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              meter, vt nomen ipſum deſignat, duas in partes figuram æquè dimetien­
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              do diuidit, nihil dimenſæ figuræ defiruens? </s>
              <s id="s.003879">igitur hæc, quæ per commiſ­
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              ſuras, hoc est, per angulos figuram diuidit, appellanda eſt diameter, quoniam hæc
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