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

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              voragines eſſe poſſe, in quibus ratione ſitus, æſtus ipſe mirificos præſtet ef­
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              fectus. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.001693"> Pro baſine quod aliqui ſcribunt, in cingulis ex Lupi marini co­
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              tio factis, per æſtum pilos erigi & ſtare, in refluxu verò deprimi, hoc etiam
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              fabulam olet, ni fallor. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.001695"> Vt vt ſit, quædam humore rigeſcunt, ac proinde eriguntur,
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              vt funes ex canabe, præterea per æſtum, aër minus compreſſus eſt, magis
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              in refluxu; quid mirum ergo, ſi refluxus tempore pilos illos de­
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              primat. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.001697"> Sed quid cenſes de iis fontibus & puteis, quorum aliqui at­
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              tolluntur cum Oceano per æſtum, alij contra ſubſidunt. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.001699"> Multa etiam fabuloſa de his Scriptoribus promulgata fue­
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              runt; difficile tamen non eſt; rationem horum adducere; nempè altior
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              aqua per æſtum, plus aquæ extrudit per exiguos arenoſæ terræ meatus;
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              minus verò aqua ſubſidens; quòd ſi per longiores mæandros aqua tradu­
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              cenda eſt, ad putei, ſeu fontis recepta culum non tam citò pervenit, ſed fortè
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              ſex horis tardiùs. </s>
              <s id="s.001700">Sic
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              ſtillant fornices, eo die, quo pluit, ſed altero, immo
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              tertio poſt die, pro diverſa for nicis craſſitudine; nec obeſt, aquam dul­
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              cem eſſe; quia marina per arenam percolata dulceſſit: nihil dico de aliis
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              multis fontibus, qui aliquoties per diem intumeſcunt, ac deinde ſubſi­
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              dunt, nulla tamen temporum ſervata lege, quia ad hoc argumentum non
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              pertinent: quanquam in diverſis fontibus artefactis facilè videmus, quid
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              etiam induſtrioſa natura in hac materia præſtare valeat. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.001702"> Alia Exciderant; quid enim de Mari Caſpio, de Ponto Euxino,
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              de Mari Baltico, de Eurippo ad Eubeam, de quibuſdam lacubus in Ameri­
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              ca, in quibus æſtus fieri dicitur? </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.001704"> In Caſpio, Euxinio, Baltico, vel nullus, vel modicus æſtus eſt
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              cùm ab Oceano traduci non poſſit, & tractus aquarum breviores ſint, &
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              ita ſiti, vt ſenſibilem preſſionis inæqualitatem non inducant. </s>
              <s id="s.001705">De lacubus
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              Americæ memoratis, dicendum eſt, vel eſſe tantæ longitudinis vt 700.
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              etiam milliaria adæquent, quod ſufficit, vt aliqua preſſionis inæqualitas
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              inducatur, vel per majorem fluminis alveum ab Oceano vim æſtus eò tra­
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              duci, quod ſaltem meo judicio, difficultate caret. </s>
              <s id="s.001706">Iam de celeberrimo
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              illo Græciæ Eurippo nunc dicam, de quo fabuloſa multa narrantur; nem­
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              pe aliàs ſepties ſingulis diebus æſtuaſſe dicitur, nunc verò quater in die:
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              quod ad me ſpectat, fateor vltro, me nunquam vidiſſe; quantum tamen
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              ex incolarum relationibus audire potui, bis ſingulis diebus in præfato Eu­
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              rippo recurrit æſtus; ſed quia it reditque duodecim horis, aliiſque duo­
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              decim pariter fluit, ac reſinit æquè rapido curſu, quater in die æſtuare vi­
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              detur; hujus autem Eurippi eadem ratio eſt, quæ aliorum, de qua jam
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              ſupra; fieri tamen poteſt, vt quemadmodum de Siculo diximus, concur­
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              rant in iſto gemini æſtus, ab vtraque ſcilicet extremitate, nempe ad orti­
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              vam vis æſtus traducitur per fauces illas, quæ ſunt inter Cretam & Orien­
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              tale Peloponenſi cornu, non procul ab Inſula Cythere, vulgò
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              Cerigo,
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