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

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              versùs illud centrum, cui propior eſt; accedit, quòd ex Luna vmbræ im­
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              merſa vapor non educitur, vnde nova in ſiccitatis aut humoris vi muta­
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              tio ſequitur, immò & minor æſtus diebus, qui deinde ſequuntur; quia ſci­
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              licet totus ille humor deſideratur, qui toto Lunaris deliquij tempore So­
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              lis vi eductus fuiſſet. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.001398"> Vnum omittis, quod certè dignum ſcitu eſt; ſit enim lagenula
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              quæpiam A, ex cuius ventre aſſurgat ſurſum
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              canaliculus GF ad inſtar roſtri; impleatur aqua
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              ſit què ſuprema ſuperficies aquæ BC, per cana­
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              liculum aſturgit ſupra libellam CD ; an fortè eo
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              tempore, quo tumet æſtus, id eſt, quo Luna eſt
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              in Meridiano; minùs aſſurgit
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              puta in E; plus
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              verò, puta in F, eo tempore quo à Meridiano 90.
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              gradibus diſtat. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.001400"> Rem magnam narras, Antime; ſed fortè fabulam narras,
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              cuipiam haud abſimilis, qui aquam Marinam in canaliculo contentam flu­
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              xum & refluxum pati aſſerebat. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.001402"> Seriò loquor, in his enim religioni ducerem, tibi aliiſque tui
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              ſimilibus imponere: ſed miror à te non videri; totum hoc ex præmiſſa do­
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              ctrina ſequi; nempe aër in hoc infimo tractu compreſſus, vt dixi, premit
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              ſuperficiem aquæ BC ; ſed cùm ſuperficiem D minùs premat, quid mirum,
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              ſi preſſio in BC prævaleat? </s>
              <s id="s.001403">Minùs autem premitur ſuperficies D, quàm
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              CF; quia compreſſum corpus exerit ſuam vim quoquo versùm per om­
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              nes lineas, v.g. centrum baſis BC, aër ſuperfuſus per omnes lineas premit,
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              contentas intra conum maximè obtuſum, & baſim D, per lineas contentas
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              intra conum valdè acutum; quid mirum igitur, ſi preſſio in BC ſuperet
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              preſſionem in D, ac proinde aqua aſſurgat. </s>
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              Chryſocom.
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              <s id="s.001405"> Nunquid hoc tribui non poſſet Cylindro aëris gravitanti
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              in baſim BC, qui longè gravior eſt Cylindro gravitante in baſim D ; ſunt
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              enim Cylindri ; vt baſes. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.001407"> Nullo modo, nempe ſi habeatur ratio gravitatior. </s>
              <s id="s.001408">is, non
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              aſcendit aqua ſupra D ; quia gravitatio in perpendicularibus parallelis
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              accipienda eſt; neque in hoc vlla eſt difficultas; cum ſit primum quaſi
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              principium Hydraulicæ, aquarum
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              ſuperficies eſſe ad libellam;
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              attenta ſcilicet dumtaxat aquæ gravitate, ſecus tamen res ſe habet, ſi am­
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              bientis preſſio accedat; in hoc quippe gravitatio à preſſione diſfert, quod
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              hæc in Sphæram agat; ac proinde in idem punctum preſſæ ſuperficiei per
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              lineas infinitas ad illud idem punctum terminatas, illa verò per lineas
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              parallelas deorſum; ac proinde in idem punctum ſuperficiei vna tantùm
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              linea gravitationis cadat; vnde ratio petitur propter quam Cylindrus
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              major aquæ BG attollere minorem GD ſupra D non poſſit. </s>
              <s id="s.001409">Porrò ex te
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              ſcire velim, Antimo, vtrùm in refluxu aqua altiùs aſſurgat quam in fluxu
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              per canaliculum GF. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.001411"> Omnia ferè complecti viſus es, & ſingularem aëris compreſſi
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              effectum perſpicuè diſtinxiſti ab ipſo niſu gravitationis ; ſi vel vnum ver-</s>
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