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

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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.001384"> Nihil potuit meliùs applicari, & facilè crediderim ex hac do­
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              ctrina, non pauca Medicos in rem ſuam derivare poſſe in prædicendo ægro­
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              rum animam agentium tranſitu. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.001386"> Vnum eſt, ne quid diſſimulem, à me lectum, apud celeberri­
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              mum illum Hydrographiæ ſcriptorem Furnerium lib.9.cap.1.plus humo­
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              ris ſcilicet ineſſe corporibus eo tempore, quo mare per æſtum intumeſcit;
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              minùs verò tempore refluxus, vt vocant; illud autem, ita mihi difficilè vi­
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              detur, vt huic nodo ſolvendo impar ſim. </s>
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              Chryſocom.
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              <s id="s.001388"> Ex præmiſſis principiis non adeò difficilè mihi videtur;
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              cùm enim maximus æſtus ſit in Plenilunio, & tunc multus humor Lunari
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              effluvio terris affundatur; quid mirum, ſi quo tempore maximus æſtus eſt,
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              corpora multo humore abundent. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.001390"> Propoſitæ à me difficultatis vim non capis; nec enim agi­
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              tur de ipſo æſtu Plenilunij, ſed de quolibet alio. </s>
              <s id="s.001391">Et verò in Plenilunio fit
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              refluxus, quo tempore minùs humoris corporibus ineſt, & in Quadratu­
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              ris etiam fit æſtus; & tunc corporibus multus humor ineſt: ſi nobis non
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              ſuccurras, Antime, animum deſpondeo; niſi fortè rem ipſam in dubium
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              voces. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.001393"> In dubium revocanda non eſt; is enim non eſt Furnerius, qui
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              aliis imponat; & verò miror à vobis non videri, ex præmiſſis principiis
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              hoc ipſum ſequi: nempe in eo loco, in quo fit æſtus, aër minùs compreſ­
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              ſus eſt, quia minùs gravitat, vt jam diximus, nec repetendum eſſe du­
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              xerim, ſi autem eſt minùs compreſſus, minùs gravis eſt, vt patet ex
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              terminis; corpus enim denſum ſeu compreſſum gravius evadit; igi­
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              tur Lunatis ille humor admixtus difficiliùs, aut tardius aſcendit;
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              quo enim medium gravius eſt, corpus leve eò faciliùs ſurſum ex­
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              truditur; at verò tempore refluxus aër magis gravitat, in eum ſci­
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              licet tractum, in quo refluxus eſt, igitur aër compreſſior gravior
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              evadit; quid mirum igitur, ſi Lunaris humor ſurſum faciliùs extrudatur?
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              <s id="s.001394">igitur tempore æſtus ſeu fluxus plus humoris ineſt, minùs verò, tempore
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              refluxus. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.001396"> Libenter mihi ſuccenſerem, qui rem ob oculos poſitam non
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              viderim; illud ſaltem video ex dictis conſtare, quæ & quanta ſit Lunæ
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              vis in corpora ſublunaria; multi enim effectus, in ægris præſertim corpo­
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              ribus obſervantut, qui à celeberrimis Medicis Galenum ſecutis Lunæ tri­
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              buuntur; quid porrò Luna conferat, non vt cauſa, ſed vt ſubjectum & oc­
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              caſio, patet ex dictis hucuſque; ſc licet majorem vel minorem humoris
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              vim, majorem item vel minorem aëris compreſſionem, gravitatem, levita­
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              tem, gravitationem; quid etiam in malè affectis corporibus cuncta hæc
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              præſtare poſſint nemo non videt; quid ad hæc diverſi Lunæ aſpectus, im­
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              mò & fortè diverſus Lunarium macularum ſitus, ſi fortè vt nonnullis vi­
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              ſum eſt, aqua ſit, à noſtra tamen diverſa; quid denique deliquium Solis
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              vel Lunæ conferat ad diverſas in ſublunaribus corporibus mutationes; im­
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              mò quid conus vmbræ ab vtroque globo projectæ, pro vario ſitu; nempe
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              vapor Lunatis immerſus vmbræ, denſatur & gravior evadit, ferturque </s>
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