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

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              de ſis Iovem; haud dubiè linea AS ad maximam diſtantiam producendæ
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              erit, antequam incidat in aliam lineam dirimentem reſpectu alterius cu­
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              juſlibet globi totalis; vnde major erit circulus maximæ preſſionis, vt ſu­
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              pra vocabas, Antime; igitur major illius vis atque preſſio, igitur major
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              aquæ tumor; major igitur inundatio; vt tamen de ſingulis ſeorſim aliquid
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              definiatur; varius terrarum ſitus conſiderandus eſt; & hoc eſt alterum ca­
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              put, Antime, quod tibi explicandum reſtat. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.001445"> Egregia prorſus obſervatio; inde enim perſpicua & quaſi pal­
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              pabilis cauſa & ratio multorum effectuum ſtatuitur, qui vulgò virtutibus
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              occultis tribuuntur; ſed vt penſum impoſitum perſolvam, terreſtris globi
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              Planiſphærium veſtris oculis ſubjicio, & antequam oculos in globum
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              conjiciaris, nonnulla ſuppono ex præmiſſis. </s>
              <s id="s.001446">Primò, Vim preſſionis, quæ
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              tum à circulo maximæ preſſionis, vt ſupra appellavi, tum ab aliis paral­
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              lelis procedit, ita variari, ac perturbari poſſe, vt diverſum æſtus effectum
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              producat, etiam ſub eodem Parallelo; variatur autem ſeu perturbatur ex
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              eo quod terreſtris globi ſuperficies tota aquea non ſit, ſed partim aquea
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              partim continens; nempe arcus ille circuli preſſionis, cui continens ſub­
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              eſt, nullum preſſionis effectum conſequitur, reliquo tamen ejuſdem circuli
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              arcu, cui aqua ſubeſt, effectum præſtante; brevitatis ergo, hunc arcum
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              vtilem vocemus; illum verò inutilem. </s>
              <s id="s.001447">Secundò, Non tantùm vim preſ­
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              ſionis conſiderandam eſſe, quatenus eſt ab vno arcu, ſed quatenus eſt etiam
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              ab aliis; ita vt ab illo communi quaſi niſu aqua elevari cenſeatur, quæ re-</s>
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