Fabri, Honoré, Dialogi physici in quibus de motu terrae disputatur, 1665
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              preſſionis, qui erat de media nocte, dum Luna eſſet in dicto Tropico
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              Cancri; vnde vt vides, eadem pro vtroque Solſtitio ratio militat. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              Hæc tua ratio probat, in vtroque Æquinoctio, æſtum æqualem
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              eſſe; at graviſſimi Autores dicunt majorem eſſe in Æquinoctio autumnali
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              v.g.ad oſtia Garumnæ. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.001681"> Ita eſt æquè pro vtroque probat hæc ratio, & ita eſſe nemo
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              inficiatur. </s>
              <s id="s.001682">Scilicet per ſe; nam per accidens ſecus accidere poteſt; v.g.eo
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              quod major vis humoris aëri admixta ſit ſub Æquinoctium Autumnale,
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              quàm ſub Vernum; & verò cum ſit terminus æſtatis, dubium non eſt,
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              quin longè major humoris ſeu vaporis, in quem humor abit copia aëri ad­
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              mixta ſit; vnde major evadit gravitatio, major preſſio, & major æſtus: in
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              Zona torrida & Auſtrali ſecus dicendum eſt; accedit, quod in Æquino­
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              ctio, rarò fit Novilunium aut Plenilunium; ſed tantùm aliquot ante, vel
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              poſt diebus; adde diverſam venti vim, quæ ad majorem æſtum non parum
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              confert; ſi hæc tibi non faciant ſatis, nihil habeo vltra quod tibi ex­
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              ponam. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.001684"> Faciunt haud dubiè; nec dubito, quin paucis aliis poſtu­
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              latis, quæ mihi reſtant etiam facturus ſis ſatis; quæro igitur ex,
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              te, vtrum vrinatores, qui profundiùs immerguntur, vim & motum æſtus ſen­
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              tiant. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.001686"> Gaſſendus hoc ipſum probari curavit, invenítque non ſentiri
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              æſtum pluribus paſſibus infra ſuperficiem maris, quod certè ex præmiſſis
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              omnino ſequitur; nempè infra arcum BY ne minima quidem impreſſio
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              aquæ accidit; in quo meo judicio, nulla eſt difficultas; vnde fabulam reputo,
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              ab ebulliente mari per æſtum, marinas belluas ſurſum ad ſuperficiem pelli,
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              illud fortè verius, ſeu veriſſimilius, ad litus Perſicum allidi piſces
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              ad ſcopulos, quod aliquando vi ſæviſſimæ tempeſtatis actum eſſe
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              ferunt; hinc piſces ſæviente procella in maris profundum ſe reci­
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              piunt. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.001688"> Illud etiam fabuloſum crediderim; quod à quibuſdam Auto­
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              ribus refertur, ſcilicet ad Norvegiam, eſſe quemdam maris tractum, in quo
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              ſenis horis Naves & grandia cete ſorbentur à mari, & aliis Senis extrudun­
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              tur; itémque inter Angliam & Nortmanniam eſſe voraginem, versùs quam
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              naves velociſſimo curſu actæ etiam vicinæ gurgiti repelluntur. </s>
              <s id="s.001689">Hæc meta
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              ſunt Nautarum garrientium figmenta. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.001691"> Idem quoque ſentio; quanquam prædictus gurges Angliam
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              inter & Nortmanniam, ipſe fortè eſt gemini æſtus concurſus, qui non
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              diſſimilem effectum præſtaret, vt conſideranti patebit; Ille verò tractus
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              ad Norvegiam, qui naves votat, ac deinde evomit, dubito an ſit circel­
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              lus maximæ depreſſionis, quem circa Polum mundi deſcribit punctum di­
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              ſtans à Parallelo Lunari 90. gradibus nempe ad inſtar cujuſdam voraginis
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              eſt, ſubſidente aqua ſenis horis, ac totidem aſſurgente; ſed dum res certò
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              non conſtet, quod ſit, fruſtra quæritur, propter quid ſit: Non negarim
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              ,
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              versùs Norvegiam, in quo re verà tractu mare profundiſſimum eſt, quaſdam </s>
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