Cataneo, Girolamo - Hier. Cataneus de arte bellica, sive, de designandis ac construendis arcibus & propugnaculis, necnon & de iis oppugnandis, expugnandis ac propugnandis : de itinere exercitus, ac castrametatione, quando expediat manus cum hoste conserere

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11593 receſſus, (Galli zctranchements.) Idcirco nollem corti-
nas eſſe flexas, niſi ſitus lociid à nobis extorqueret: im-
mo vellem eas directas eſſe ab vno propugnaculo ad
aliud. Cortinas autem nollem ita longas, vt ſolæ ma-
jores bombardæ primæ plateæ poſſent euerrere pro-
pugnaculifrontes, ſed etiam bombardæ minores. Alij
forſan dicent, cortina breuiori exiſtente, bombardas
majores offenſuras ipſa arcis propugnacula: huic ob-
jectioni ita reſpondeo: Vbi hoſtis arcem oppugnat,
bombardas majores non debere ad defenſionem arcis
pilas ejaculari: verùm debent eæ bombardæ farciri
ſquammis ferri, vel alterius metalli, lapidibus vel cate-
nis: ſic enim mirabiles effectus patrant in oppugnan-
tes, & in eos qui ſcalis admotis in murum aſcendunt.
Pila majorum bombardarum vires ſuas exeret, quum
foſſa repleta fuerit aceruis lapidum: pilâ enim aceruos
illos feriente, lapides hinc atque hinc diſiecti innume-
ros oppugnantium neci dabunt. Hæc etíam major
pila conducet ad rumpendas foſſas tranſuerſas, (Galli
tranchees,) & alia machinamenta, quæ ab hoſtibus in
arcis foſſa parantur. Præterea, ſi cortina ſit longitudi-
nis mediocris, & apta ad vſum minorum bombarda-
rum, certum eſt ipſarum fulminationes, perniciem ho-
ſtium eſſe, & fulcrum ipſius arcis: quia, in omni op-
pugnatione, hoſtes ſeſe ſub cortina ſubdunt cum foſ-
ſis tranſuerſis, diruendo murum extrinſecum, vel im-
plendo ipſam foſſam, vt opera ligonis ſubuertendo
cortinam vel propugnaculum, ſibi ſcalam & aſcenſum
parent ad ſaliendum in ipſam arcem.

Aqua in foſſa vtilis eſt, quum arx in eo loco ſita eſt,
qui pleroſq; hoſtes in vicinia habet. Tunc enim aqua

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