Baliani, Giovanni Battista, De motv natvrali gravivm solidorvm et liqvidorvm

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                  tur unde pila ipsa vertiginem acquirit, eo ce­
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                  leriorem, quo angulus incidentiae plus acuitur;
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                  qua vertigine adepta, ex eius continuatione,
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                  ubi pila in planum iterum incidat, non servat
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                  praedictam regulam in angulo reflexionis, qui
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                  erit acutior, si pilae motus sit secundum ver­
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                  tiginis ordinem, si vero contra obtusior.</s>
                  <s id="s.000771">Quae
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                  clarius apparent in pila reticulo, aut alio quo­
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                  libet transversim percussa, in qua maior impri­
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                  matur vertigo, quae demum eadem continuatur.
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                  <s id="s.000772">Inde
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                  item est quod pila eadem dum lusoria
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                  palmula percussa, libere demum fertur, velo­
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                  cius prodit ipsam et palmula movente; expul­
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                  sa siquidem non modo ab ipsius impellentis
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                  motu, sed etiam quoniam ipsiusmet pilae pars
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                  percussa, ob modo dictam compressionem ce­
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                  dens, & exinde densata, & mox in pristinam
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                  redacta formam, ducitur versus ipsius pilae cen­
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                  trum maiori velocitate, quam si a sola impel­
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                  lentis vi ducta fuisset; quae maior velocitas con­
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                  tinuatur. </s>
                  <s id="s.000773">Imo
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                  reticulo expulsa, fertur etiam ve­
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                  locius, a triplici nempe motore ducta, addito
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                  tertio, nimirum rete, cedente prius, & mox se
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                  in pristinum reducente.</s>
                  <s id="s.000774">Hinc
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                  est etiam quod
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                  quandocumque sphaera circumvolvitur, continua­
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                  tur vertigo: unde
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                  contingere potest, ut inde,
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                  sequatur motus ipsius sphaerae progressivus, ei
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                  supposito nimirum plano, suo contactu motum </s>
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