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

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              <s id="s.001554">Quintò, Inde Gravelingam vſque, per eandem ferè lineam incidit
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              propter eandem rationem; ſenſim tamen declinat ad Auſtrum, cùm à
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              longto Maris Germanici tractu, versùs Boream ad Polum vſque porre­
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              cto, vis preſſionis Auſtrum versùs incumbat; ac proindo obliquè incidit
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              in oram illam Belgicam, hinc flante Cauro, quo fit, vt æſtus directè incidat,
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              longè major æſtus cietur, vt & in fretis, æſtuariis, ſinubus &c. </s>
              <s id="s.001555">Pro quibus
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              nihil eſt, quod addam, cùm jam ſupra rationem attulerim, porrò concur­
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              runt æſtus haud procul à Freto Gallico; vis enim preſſionis ab vtro­
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              que mari, Britannico ſcilicet & Germanico procedit; concurrunt autem
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              æſtus, vt dixi extra fretum, versùs occaſum; rationem jam ſupra adduxi,
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              cum de Freto Magellanico. </s>
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              <s id="s.001556">Sextò, Ad ortivam oram Angliæ innumeris ferè ſinubus, fretis, æſtua­
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              riis aſperatam, tendit æſtus versùs Auſtrum; vnde parvus eſſet æſtus,
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              propter illapſum valdè obliquum, ſed propter illam oræ aſperitatem
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              & inæqualitatem, nec non locorum anguſtias, illapſus directus eſt,
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              & altior æſtus, & multi Eurippi: ad oram verò Meridionalem, æſtus
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              quaſi ad Cæciam tendit, versùs Ortum tantulùm deflectens; cùm enim
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              Mate Britannicum ſit ad inſtar magni ſinus, naſcentis ex Oceano Oc­
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              cidentali, in quo, vt ſupra dictum eſt, fluit æſtus in Cæciam; nihil mi­
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              rum, ſi in Britannico versùs eandem partem eat; ab extremo verò An­
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              gliæ termino Occidentali, quem Lezardum vocant, deflectit æſtus ma­
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              gis ad Ortum; hinc maximus eſt ad Briſtoliam, vbi Mare aſſurgit ad
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              pedes 66. quia in extremis ſinubus, modò æſtus in eandem cum ſinu
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              plagam excurrat, mare plurimùm aſſurgit; deflectit autem tantulum
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              ad Ortum, propter obicem Hiberniæ versùs Septemtrionem ſitæ.
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              <s id="s.001557">Denique inter Angliam & Hiberniam non parum ſævit æſtus
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              propter fretorum locorumque anguſtias; vnde multi naſcuntur Eu­
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              rippi. </s>
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              <s id="s.001558">Septimò, Suprà Scotiam liberiùs æſtus excurrit, ac ferè ſine lege; item
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              ad oram Norvegiæ inter Bergam & Stadem, propter Eurippos valde in­
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              ſignes, ob inſulas è regione ſitas: ad oram Finnomarchiæ & Lappiæ
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              æſtus à Cauro fluunt, vnde vis major preſſionis eſt; hinc ad extremum
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              Lappiæ ſinum, Ortum versùs, in quem æſtus directè incidit, inſignis
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              æſtus eſt: Ad Fretum Naſſovium concurrunt æſtus, traducta ab
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              vtroque mari vi preſſionis, Tartarico ſcilicet & Septemtrionali: De
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              Nieulandia jam ſupra dictum eſt; quanquam facilè crediderim, illo Ma­
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              ri per Brumam glaciato, diverſam in vicinis oris æſtuum rationem & li­
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              neam ſequi. </s>
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              <s id="s.001559">
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.001560"> Iam ferè dixiſti de reliquis oris, quas Oceanus alluit, præter­
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              lectis ſupra litoribus Americæ & Africæ; reſtat vt ad alia tranſeamus, non­
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              dum enim hoc argumentum probè exhauſtum eſt, Ante omnia ſcire velim,
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              cur æſtus alicubi major, alicubi minor aſſurgat. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.001562"> Hoc facilè deducere poteras ex iis, quæ dicta ſunt; multis au­
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              tem nominibus creſcit; Primò, ex majori vi preſſionis quæ ex duplici ca­
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              pite creſcit: primum petitur à majore ſuperficie, quam occupant vtiles </s>
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