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

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              circa axèm Mundi moveri cenſeatur, Luna exiſtente in Æquatore, deſcri­
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              bit planum circuli; at verò extra Æquatorem deſcribit ſuperficiem coni
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              acutioris, vel obtuſioris, pro majore vel minore Lunæ diſtantia ab Æqua­
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              tore. </s>
              <s id="s.001432">Quintò, Maxima depreſſio in eo circulo ſemper eſt, in cujus planum,
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              & centrum, linea abſidum perpendiculariter cadit. </s>
              <s id="s.001433">Sextò, Diverſam quoque
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              mutationem inducere poteſt diverſus gradus caloris in aëre; nempe aër ca­
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              lidior, rarior eſt & levior, frigidior verò; denſior & gravior, unde varij ef­
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              fectus gravitationis, preſſionis, Lunatis humoris, motus, &c. </s>
              <s id="s.001434">Hinc fortè il­
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              lud, quod à nonnullis adſtruitur, cum veritate conſentit; ſcilicet majores
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              cieri æſtus Luna in Aquarij Signo ſita; quia Luna in Plenilunio, in quo ma­
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              jor æſtus conſideratur, ſi eſt in Aquario, Sol, cui opponitur, eſt in Leone,
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              tunc igitur maximè ardet æſtus ; aër igitur valdè calidus eſt; igitur rarus &
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              levis, vnde majore cum impreſſione, aër Superior, humorque Lunaris gra­
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              vitant in inferiorem tractum; ſed hoc parum profectò, aut nihil ju­
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              vat; nec cum obſervationibus conſentit; & quam vis dici poſſit, va­
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              rietatem, quæ ex diverſis obſervationibus habetur, ad diverſum ter­
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              ra tum tractum reduci poſſe; quia tamen non tantùm aër calidus, qui
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              ad terras proximè accedit conſideratur, nec is, qui prædicto climati re­
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              ſpondet, ſed is totus quantus quantus eſt, qui versùs terræ centrum gravi­
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              tat, nulla fortè inde mutatio induci videtur. </s>
              <s id="s.001435">Hæc ſunt, ni fallor, quæ
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              ſtando in præmiſſa hypotheſi, de mutationibus, quæ per annum fiunt in
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              Marino æſtu, dici poſſunt. </s>
              <s id="s.001436">Alterum reſtat, quod fortè paulò difficilioris
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              eſt operæ. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.001438"> Duo ſuggero, quæ mihi veniunt in mentem; primum
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              eſt, inter effectus diverſæ & inæqualis gravitationis aëris, recenſeri
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              poſſe ventum illum, qui cum æſtu conjunctus eſt, levis quidem, ſenſibi­
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              lis tamen, vbi ſcilicet montium obices non obſtant, nec aliæ cau­
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              ſæ obſunt, ab ortu versùs occaſum, de quo dubium eſſe nequit,
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              cùm longè faciliùs navigetur versùs occaſum, quàm verſus ortum; cùm
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              enim aër, Luna in Meridiano poſita, ſit minùs preſſus, haud dubiè le­
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              vior eſt; igitur ab alio, qui versùs ortum eſt, vtpote graviore extruditur;
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              accedit, quòd altior eſt aër in O, quàm in F ; (
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              Schem.
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              ) igitur versùs f
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              deſcendere poteſt. </s>
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              Chryſocom.
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              <s id="s.001440"> Sed cur potiùs aër, qui eſt in O, deſcendet in F, ab ortu ſcili­
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              cet ad occaſum, quà is, qui eſt in N, versùs ortum; cùm eadem vtriuſque
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              ſit preſſio, gravitas, altitudo. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.001442"> Rem haud dubiè hoc argumento conficeres, ſi Luna
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              immota in I ſemper eſſet, ſed admiſſo illius motu versùs S aër N le­
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              vius redditur, & aër O gravius; quid mirum ergo, ſi O prævaleat?
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              <s id="s.001443">Alterum fortè altioris indaginis eſſet; obiter tamen indicabo: nem­
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              pe varij Autores referunt, vatias inundationes accidiſſe eo tempore,
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              quo varij Planetæ Conjuncti erant; cujus ratio ex præmiſſis facilè,
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              meo judicio, deducitur; Sit enim Luna I in principio Arietis, So­
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              li conjuncta; Sint etiam Mercurius, Venus, Mars ibi conjuncti; ad-</s>
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