Fabri, Honoré, Dialogi physici in quibus de motu terrae disputatur, 1665

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              ſeca ineſt, vt recedat à centro Mundi, quàm aquæ, vt ad illud accedat,
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              Denique, vt hoc vel obiter dicam, ad quem amabò finem hujuſmodi cor­
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              porum lationes Natura deſtinavit, niſi ad rectam Vniverſi diſpoſitionem?
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              <s id="s.001139">quod nec ipſe Ariſtoteles vnquam negavit; atqui finis ille certò obtinetur,
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              modò graviora, quibus levia ſubſunt, deorſum eant, & partes omnes
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              versùs idem centrum, cùm fieri non poſſit, vt graviora deſcendant, niſi le­
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              viora ſurſum trudantur; Quod ſpectat ad
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              , in lib.de Cœlo, multa
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              profectò habet, quæ cum veritate minùs conſentiunt in iis præſertim, quæ
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              ſcripſit de motu locali; quòd enim Cœli ſint ſolidi; quòd ſtellæ nullum ha­
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              beant motum, præter motum primi Mobilis, quòd Mundus ſit ab æterno,
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              quòd Cœlum ortum non habuerit, nec corrumpi poſſit; quòd cuncta, quæ
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              ortum habuerunt, ſint interitura, quòd duplo gravius duplo velociore
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              motu deſcendat, quod Deus ſit Agens neceſſarium, aliaque hujuſmodi, non
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              modò in iis Ariſtotelem non debemus ſequi, ſed eidem apertè à nobis re­
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              pugnari, par eſt. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.001141"> Addo vnum, quod in re præſenti ponderandum eſt, ſcilicet, non
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              agi hoc loco, vtrùm terra ſit abſolutè ac ſimpliciter gravis, ignis verò abſo­
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              lutè & ſimpliciter levis; de aqua & aëre tantùm ſermo eſt; vtrumque au­
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              tem abſolutè leve eſſe Philoſophus negat lib. 4. de Cœlo text. </s>
              <s id="s.001142">27. ni fallor,
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              additque text. </s>
              <s id="s.001143">39. in ſuo loco pondus habere non levitatem; id paſſim re­
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              petit aliis locis, & expreſsè fatetur, præſertim text. </s>
              <s id="s.001144">30.aëra gravem eſſe;
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              adde ſis, quod habet lib. 3. text. </s>
              <s id="s.001145">10. grave nihil aliud eſſe, quàm denſum,
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              & leve nihil aliud quàm rarum; Idem habet lib. 4. Phyſic. cap. 9. item
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              lib. 8. c. 7. & alibi paſſim. </s>
              <s id="s.001146">Non deſunt etiam Autores claſſici præter Ar­
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              chimedem, & quotquot de Statica & innatantibus humido ſcripſerunt,
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              quorum hac in re autoritas maximi ſanè momenti eſt, vt Iavellus tract. 1.
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              in 4. de Cœlo, cap. 3. concl. 3. Cabeus Tom. 4. Meteor. Tract. 14. Ru­
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              vius lib.4. de Cœlo cap. 6. quæſt. </s>
              <s id="s.001147">1. Bovius lib. 3. Philoſoph. p. </s>
              <s id="s.001148">221. & multi
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              alij, quos facilè adducerem; ſed vt jam dixi, ad rem præſentem hæc contro­
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              verſia non ſpectat, ſatis enim mihi eſt, ſi aër & aqua gravia ſint, ſaltem ſe­
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              cundum quid; quid quid tandem ſit de levitate poſitiva, qua levia ſua ſponte
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              ſurſum ferantur, quam vobis quæſtionem animi gratia diſputandam relin­
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              quo; quantum enim ex iis, quæ hucuſque à vobis dicta ſunt, alter eam ad­
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              ſtruit, alter verò deſtruit. </s>
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              Chryſocomus.
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              <s id="s.001150"> Ita eſt, illam adſtruo, non ſanè quòd ratio à priori
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              me moveat; nullam enim eſſe, quæ hoc mihi certò perſuadeat, vl­
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              tro fateor; ſed quia nonnulla ſunt experimenta, quæ id prorſus
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              evincunt. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.001152"> Huc volo te; refer quæſo illa experimenta, iis enim, ſi ta­
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              lia ſunt, & hoc ſanctè iuro, illico cedam & dabo manus. </s>
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              Chryſocom.
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              primo quidem loco, ſit tubus vitreus, cuius altera extre­
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              mitas probè obſtructa ſit, altera verò aperta, infundatur aqua, non
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              tamen vſque ad ſummum, tum admoto preſsè digito, ne aqua effluat,
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              inverſoque tubo, illa portio aëris, quæ in tubo remanſit, ſur-</s>
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