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

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              ceſſum æqualem eſſe acceſſui, aliquando diuturniorem, aliàs breviorem
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              cuncta hæc ex diverſa preſſionis ratione pendent: eſt autem diverſa ratio
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              pro diverſo tractu & centro.</s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.001633"> Sed quaero ex te vtrùm eadem ſemper hora Meridiana
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              Lunari, id eſt, eo momento, quo Luna Meridianum loci attigit, ſummus
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              æſtus ſit? </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.001635"> Per ſe quidem ſummus æſtus ſemper eſt, exiſtente Luna in Me­
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              ridiano loci, ſive ſupra, ſive infra Horizontem; per accidens tamen ſecus
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              accidit; & Primò quidem ex diverſa preſſionis ratione; Nempe fieri po­
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              teſt, vt hora decima Lunari reſpectu alicujus loci, ſit maximus preſſionis
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              effectus, ac proinde ſummus æſtus. </s>
              <s id="s.001636">Secundò, Ob concurſum æſtuum Ge­
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              mini Matis tractus, vt fit in Germanico & Britannico, nempe longè ante
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              Meridiem Lunarem, reſpectu Dieppæ & Oſtij Sequanæ Oceanus Septem­
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              trionalis intumeſcit, à quo in Germanicum vis preſſionis traducitur, & hinc
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              per Fretum Gallicum, Dieppam, & ad Oſtium Sequanæ ; quò etiam cùm ex
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              Britannico, quaſi ex averſo vis preſſionis incumbat, licèt paulò tardiùs
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              quàm ex Germanico, quod ad Ortum ſitum eſt, vtriuſque concurſu ſum­
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              mus æſtus Dieppæ aſſurgit, itémque ad Oſtium Sequanæ ; hîc quidem priùs
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              vna ferè hora propter reflexionem magis directam. </s>
              <s id="s.001637">Hinc fieri poteſt; vt aſ­
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              ſurgat ſummus æſtus in duobus locis ſub diverſo Meridiano ſitis, eodem
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              tempore, v.g. ſi accipiatur alter locus diſtans Dieppa 7. grad.1/2. verſus Or­
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              tum, in quo ſummus æſtus ſit hora vndecima Lunari; illic enim & Dieppæ
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              eodem tempore ſummus erit æſtus. </s>
              <s id="s.001638">Pari modo facilè dici poteſt, cur mul­
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              tis in locis ſummus æſtus ſit poſt Meridiem v, g. Burdigalæ, ad Garumnam,
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              Antuerpiæ ad Scaldim, Hamburgi ad Albim, ſummus æſtus eſt hora ſexta
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              Lunari poſt ejuſdem Meridiem, quia per motum æſtus aſcendit in alveo
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              fluminum; igitur tardiùs pervenit ad loca longè diſſita à fluminis faucibus:
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              Amſterodami 3. hora Lunari poſt Meridiem; in ipſo verò Meridie Lu­
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              nari, Encuſæ, haud procul poſitæ; quia per diverſos mæandros in
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              eo maris ſinu, Amſterodamum æſtus appellit, liberiùs Encuſam; in
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              oram Friſiæ adhuc liberiùs; hinc tertia hora Lunati ante Meridiem Luna­
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              rem, ibi fit ſummus æſtus; nempe ab Oceano Septemtrionali tantulùm
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              versùs Ortum declinante vis preſſionis traducitur in Germanicum, & qua­
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              ſi directè in oram Friſiæ; Oceanus autem Septemtrionalis propter mo­
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              dicam Meridianorum diſtantiam in eo Boreali tractu, in Germanicum
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              incumbit, antequam Luna ad illum Meridianum perveniat; cui Ma­
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              re Germanicum ſubeſt, vnde prior ratio indicata plurimùm confirmatur.
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              <s id="s.001639">Itaque ex dictis conſtat, ſummum æſtum eſſe poſſe ſub diverſis Meridia­
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              nis, eodem tempore, & ſub eodem, in diverſis locis, diverſo, & ſin­
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              gulares quoſlibet caſus ad præmiſſa & communia principia reduci, mo­
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              do ſingulares circumſtantiæ habeantur, ratione quarum, vel ſummus æſtus
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              cum Lunæ motu convenit, vel tardiùs aut citiùs accidit; mihi ſatis ſit ali­
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              quas obiter indicate. </s>
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              <s id="s.001640">Primò, Si nihil appulſum æſtus impediat, nihil promoveat, ſed mare
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              ab incubante aëre preſſum inæqualiter, liberè intumeſcar, ſummus æſtus </s>
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