Biancani, Giuseppe, Aristotelis loca mathematica, 1615

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              mur;
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              ; Optimo Maximo laudes debitas concinimus. </s>
              <s id="s.002370">Mechanica pra­
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              ctica, cuius ope ingentia pondera, vel exigua vi,
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              ; natura ſuſq;
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              ;
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              commouentur. </s>
              <s id="s.002371">Perſpectiua, quæ Pictoribus, & Architectoribus adeo inſer­
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              uit, vt
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              ea nihil fermè audeant. </s>
              <s id="s.002372">Aſtronomia tandem, ſi in praxim de­
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              ducatur, ex vna ſolum eclypſium prædictione, quantam vniuerſo orbi ad­
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              mirationem parit? </s>
              <s id="s.002373">mitto hanc ſolam dierum, menſium, & annorum diſtri­
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              butionem, ac temporum emendationem exhibere, rem adeò Reipublicæ
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              Chriſtianæ neceſſariam.</s>
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              206</s>
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              <s id="s.002376">Eodem tex. 3. (
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              Item & in cæteris tunc ſcire vnumquodque arbitramur torum,
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              quorum ſunt demonstrationes, cum quid eſt ſciamus, vt puta quid tetragoniſmus,
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              quòd inuentio mediæ
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              ) eadem reperies ſuperius in ſecundo de Anima, tex. 12.
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              fuſius explicata.</s>
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              <s id="s.002379">Tex. 8. (
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              Si enim in hoc differret ſolum Geometria à Geodæſia, quod hæc quidem
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              eorum eſt, quæ ſentimus, illa verò non ſenſibilium eſt
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              ) Geodæſia eſt pars Geo­
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              metriæ practicæ, ea ſcilicet, quæ circa diuiſionem ſuperficierum verſatur.
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              <s id="s.002380">audi Pediaſmum de menſuratione: Terræ inquit menſuratio in duas partes
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              diuiditur, Geometriam ſcilicet, & Geodæſiam: Areæ
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              ſecundum ar­
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              tem menſuratio, & terræ menſuratio eſt, & meritò Geometria vocatur.
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              <s id="s.002381">Vnius verò, & eiuſdem areæ, ſeu loci diuiſio inter diuerſas perſonas, parti­
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              tio quædam eſt terræ, & iure optimo Geodæſia appellatur. </s>
              <s id="s.002382">hæc ille. </s>
              <s id="s.002383">dicitur
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              autem Geodæſia à
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              , terra, &
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              , diuido. </s>
              <s id="s.002384">Vocabulum tamen iſtud Geo­
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              dæſiæ fuit poſtea ad latiorem tranſlatum ſignificationem: extat enim Geo­
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              dæſia Heronis Mechanici antiqui ſcriptoris, quampridem Baroccius lati­
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              nitate donauit, quæ quidem ars eſt eadem cum Geometria practica, cum
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              non ſolum diuiſiones, ſed menſurationes omnes etiam per dioptricam fa­
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              cultatem, ſeu per lineas viſuales doceat inueſtigare.</s>
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              Ex Quarto Metaphyſicæ.
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              <s id="s.002388">Tex. 4.
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              (Philoſophus
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              eſt, vt ille, qui Mathematicus dicitur, &
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              hæc enim habet partes: ac prima quædam, & ſecunda ſcientia eſt: cæ
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              teræ
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              conſequenter in mathematibus
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              ) inter mathematicas pri­
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              mæ ſcientiæ ſunt Geometria, & Arithmetica, quia ipſæ à cæteris
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              nulla ratione dependent; imò cæteræ ipſis innituntur, quæ ſecundæ hoc lo­
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              co appellantur, hæ ſunt Perſpectiua, Muſica, Mechanica, Aſtronomia. </s>
              <s id="s.002389">illas
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              duas recentiores ſubalternantes, has verò ſecundas ſubalternatas vocant.
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              </s>
              <s id="s.002390">Exempla ſubalternationum varia attuli in Logicis tex. 20. & 23. primi Po­
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              ſter. vbi clarè licet intueri quid ſit ſubalternatio, vnde etiam præſens lo­
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              cus illuſtratur.</s>
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              209</s>
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              <s id="s.002393">Tex. 28. (
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              Vti diametrum commenſurabilem eſſe
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              ) legenda ſunt ea, quæ libro
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              primo Priorum, ſecto 1. cap. 23. de hac commenſurabilitate, & incommen­
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              ſurabilitate tractata ſunt.</s>
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