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

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              perſpicuè vides, noſtra hypotheſis ſimplicior cenſenda eſt, ac proinde ex
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              hoc ſaltem primo capite, veſtræ anteponenda. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.000124"> Omittis duos alios motus, quos adhibent, ſcilicet obli­
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              quitatis Zodiaci, præceſſionis Æquinoctiorum, & fortè mutationem
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              excentricitatis. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.000126"> Vobis æquè atque nobis prædicti motus explicandi eſſent; ſed
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              negotium neutri parti faceſſunt, cùm ſemper eadem maneat Zodiaci
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              obliquitas, ſemper eadem excentricitas; quod verò ſpectat ad Æquino­
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              ctorium præceſſionem, tu illam explicare potes, adhibito tardiſſimo ſtel­
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              larum motu, ortum versùs, ego verò, ſi dicam, paulò tardiùs ſtellas move­
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              ri ab Ortu ad Occaſum, quàm
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              Mobile, ac proinde videri ſemper or­
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              tum versùs recedere à punctis Æquinoctiorum, id eſt à ſectionibus Æqua­
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              toris & Æclipticæ; neque in hoc alia reſtat difficultas, atque adeò, tuum
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              illud primum argumentum ſolutum manet; iam propone alia, ſi quæ
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              habes. </s>
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              Auguſtinus.
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              <s id="s.000128"> Vt vt ſit, Negari non poteſt, quin noſtra hypotheſis ad
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              calculos Aſtronomicos magis accommodata ſit. </s>
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              Antimu.
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              Eſto, demus hoc, quod tamen facilè à me negari poſſet; cum
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              vtrinque ſimiles ferè calculi adhibendi ſint, ad quem finem, non realibus
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              & veris, ſed fictitiis orbibus vtimur; omiſſo diurno Solis motu, fingimus
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              Solem moveri in Ecliptica motu annuo, item Apogæi motum, cum fictitio
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              circulo, ſeu circello ad calculos reducimus; ſic calculis vtimur ad rationes
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              dati & accepti firmandas; cuncta igitur hæc ad calculationem adhiben­
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              tur, cùm res perinde ſe habeat. </s>
              <s id="s.000130">atque ſi ita eſſet. </s>
              <s id="s.000131">In quo, vt vides, nulla eſt
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              difficultas. </s>
              <s id="s.000132">Sed de hoc argumento plura infra, ſi hoc tibi gratum accidat:
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              iam verò reliqua exprome, ſi quæ habes adversùm nos. </s>
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              Augiſtinus.
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              <s id="s.000134"> Crede mihi, Antime, abundè ſuppetunt, illudque in
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              primis, quod in hac mea hypotheſi planetarum paſſiones ea facilitate ex­
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              plicantur. </s>
              <s id="s.000135">quá neſcio an major ex cogitari poſſit; puta ſtationes, retrogreſ­
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              fiones, accelerationes &c. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.000137"> Hic profectò Achilles veſter eſt; ſed non invictus, meo iudi­
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              cio; faveor explicari poſſe alicuius planetæ, puta Saturni, retrogreſſionem
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              v.g. (figuram tecum non adhibeo, qui res iſtas facilè intelligis) ſi enim ter­
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              ram colloces in eo Eclipticæ gradu, qui ab alio diſtet, in quo eſt Saturnus
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              vno quadrante integro circuli, Saturnus in eo loco, in quo eſt, non videbi­
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              tur ſed in alio remotiore. </s>
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              Auguſtinus
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              Adhibe quæſo aliquid ſchematis, vt res iſta clariùs à me
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              intelligatur. </s>
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