Delfino, Federico, De fluxu et refluxu aquae maris, 1559

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              per quartam diurnam fluxus accedendo ſcilicet ad punctum
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              forte fluxus, qui eſt ſupra orizontem: & ſol quia diſtat à lu­
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              na, minus quarta ſimiliter mouetur per eandem quartam di­
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              urnam fluxus accedendo ſcilicet ad punctum meridiei debile
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              refluxus: et ideo quia ambo mouentur per quartam diurnam
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              fluxus, continuatur fluxus: & cum ſol per motum primi mo
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              bilis peruenit ad punctum meridiei debile refluxus, quia luna
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              tunc eſt magis propinqua puncto forti fluxus, qui eſt ſupra,
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              quàm ſol puncto forti refluxus; qui eſt ſupra
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              in quar
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              ta diurna refluxus, continuabitur adhuc fluxus: & cum luna
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              uenerit ad punctum forte fluxus in quarta diurna fluxus, ſol
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              non erit adhuc in puncto forti refluxus in quarta diurna reflu
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              xus, eo quia ſol diſtat à luna minus quarta, ſed accedet ad ip­
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              ſum, et luna tunc recedet à puncto forti fluxus, & minus diſta­
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              bit ab eo, quàm ſol à puncto forti refluxus, et ideo adhuc
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              continuabitur fluxus, donec ſol ſit tantum ultra meridiem uer
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              ſus occidentem in quarta diurna fluxus, quantum luna citra
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              meridiem uerſus orientem in quarta diurna fluxus: & tunc
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              ſol tantum diſtabit à puncto forti refluxus, qui eſt ſupra ori­
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              zontem ultra meridiem in quarta diurna refluxus, quantum
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              luna à puncto forti fluxus, qui eſt ſupra orizontem ante meri­
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              diem in quarta diurna fluxus: et ex continenti ſol, & luna e­
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              runt æquipotentes, & non fiet fluxus, neque refluxus, ſicut
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              prius dictum eſt. </s>
              <s>cum autem ſol per motum primi mobilis ac­
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              cedet ad punctum forte refluxus in quarta diurna refluxus,
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              luna per eundem motum primi mobilis elongabitur tantun­
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              dem à puncto forti fluxus in quarta diurna fluxus acceden­
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              do uerſus punctum meridiei debile refluxus, et tunc luna plus
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              diſtabit à puncto forti fluxus, quàm ſol à puncto forti reflu­
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              xus; et ſic ſol erit potentior luna; et ideo tunc incipiet reflu­
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              xus aquæ maris, et continuabitur ſecundum quod ſol appro­
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              pinquabit puncto forti refluxus in quarta diurna refluxus; et
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              luna elongabitur à puncto forti fluxus in quarta diurna flu­
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              xus; et cum ſol ueniet ad punctum forte refluxus, luna erit
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              elongata à puncto forti fluxus, et ideo adhuc continuabitur </s>
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