Biancani, Giuseppe, Aristotelis loca mathematica, 1615

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              <s id="s.001907">Quoad magnum illud Diluuium, quod Ariſt. hoc capite exiſtimat poſt
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              multa ſecula reuolui, hoc veritati eſſe conſentaneum argumento ſunt, ac
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              pariter admirationi varia
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              genera, quæ tùm in Apennino mon­
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              te, tùm in Alpibus obſeruaui;
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              ; in alijs mundi partibus inueniri pu­
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              to; præſertim in tam immenſa copia,
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              intra viſcera montium colloca­
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              ta, quæ nulla vis humana illuc contuliſſet, niſi temporibus cataclyſmi ebul­
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              lientibus aquis maris ſuper terram facta fuiſſet hæc varia rerum maritima­
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              rum cum terreſtribus commixtio: quæ quidem optimè ex Pomponio Mela
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              comprobantur, qui libro 1. de Numidia ſic narrat: interius, & longè ſatis
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              à litore, ſi fides res capit, mirum admodum, ſpinæ piſcium,
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              ,
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                rumque</expan>
              ; fragmenta, ſaxi atritu, vti ſolent fluctibus, & non differentia mari­
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              nis, infixæ cautibus anchoræ,
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              ; huiuſmodi ſigna, & veſtigia effuſi olim
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              ad ea loca pelagi, in campis nihil alentibus eſſe inuenirique narrantur.
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              <s id="s.001908">neque locus ille Ouid. Met. 15. extra rem:</s>
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              Vidi ego, quod fuerat olim ſolidiſſima petra
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              Eſſe fretum, vidi factas ex æquore terras:
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              Et procul à Pelago conchæ iacuere marinæ,
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              Et vetus inuenta eſt in montibus anchora ſummis.
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              <s id="s.001910">Nos autem Chriſtiani ad Noemi Diluuium iſta referre debemus.</s>
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              Ex Secundo Meteororum.
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              <s id="s.001914">Cap. 1. ait multa eſſe maria, quæ ad inuicem non communicant.
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              <s id="s.001915">Eorum rubrum mare vnum eſſe; quod cum Oceano
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              , qui
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              eſt extra Herculeum fretum ad occidentem parum videtur com­
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              miſceri ſiue Ariſt. pro Rubro mari intelligat Oceanum illum, qui
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              Arabiam, ac Perſiam alluit, ſiue illius ſinum, qui Arabiam,
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              Aethiopiam
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              interluit, falſum eſt ipſum parum communicare cum occidentali Oceano,
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              vt quotidianis Luſitanorum nauigationibus ad Indos patet. </s>
              <s id="s.001916">ſed meritò hoc
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              Ariſtot. condonandum, cum tunc temporis nondum tota Africa eſſet certò
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              circumluſtrata,
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              iter ab Hiſpania ad Indos maritimum, adeo nunc fre­
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              quens, patefactum eſſet.</s>
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              <s id="s.001919">Summæ 2. cap. 2.
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              (Quapropter & circa Orionis ortum maximè fit tranquilli­
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              tas)
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              quando Medici, Philoſophi, Poetæ, ac reliqui auctores loquuntur de
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              ortu aſtrorum fixorum, aut conſtellationum, quæ ſunt in firmamento, vti
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              eſt Orion (& Canis, de quo poſtea) intelligunt ſemper de ortu ipſorum, qui
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              fit matutino tempore, quando ſcilicet vel ſimul cum Sole, vel paulò ante
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              Solem emergunt, ita vt videantur à nobis; qui ortus dicitur Coſmicus, tunc
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              propriè, quando ſimul aſtrum cum Sole oritur; quando autem incipit appa­
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              rere mane ante Solem, dicitur ortus Heliacus. </s>
              <s id="s.001920">i. </s>
              <s id="s.001921">ſolaris, quia oritur quodam­
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              modo ex radijs Solis, ſub quibus antea latebat. </s>
              <s id="s.001922">Aſtra verò inerrantia, &
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              planetæ Sole tardiores oriuntur
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              modo. </s>
              <s id="s.001923">nam cùm ipſa Sol, quippe il­
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              lis velocior primum aſſequitur, ea ſuo lumine obtegit,
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              ; hic occaſus eo­
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              rum heliacus: cum verò eadem præterierit, ac poſt ſe reliquerit fit, vt mo­
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              tu diurno toto cœlo conuerſo, mane ante Solem effulgeant, ſiue heliacè
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              oriantur: & cum quotidie magis Sol ab illis recedat, ipſaque magis à Sole </s>
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