Monantheuil, Henri de, Aristotelis Mechanica, 1599

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                tum. </s>
                <s id="id.002004">Vt A B C D E F. </s>
                <s id="id.002005">In
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                hac forma duo conſideranda ſunt,
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                alterum eſt ex amplitudine baſis,
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                qua cuneus ad ſuſcipiendam ſuſti­
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                nendamque percußionem aptißi­
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                mus eſt: alterum eſt ex vertice acu­
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                to, qui ob id facile intrà corpora penetrans ſibi viam facit. </s>
                <s id="id.002006">Vſus
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                eius eſt ad magnos arborum truncos diuidendum, quod fit magna
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                cum facilitate
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                à puero, beneficio ipſius cunei per rimulam primò
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                factam, qua parte acutior eſt, immiſsi & qua parte oppoſita latior
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                eſt à malleo percuſsi, quod à Milone licet athleta robuſtiſsimo per ſe
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                fieri non potuit. </s>
                <s id="id.002007">Hic enim cum aliquando conspiceret adoleſcentem
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                cuneis immißis findentem arbores, fertur ſubriſiſſe & ſubmouiſſe.
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                <s id="id.002008">Tum non alio vtens inſtrumento, quam ſuis manibus auſus eſt trun­
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                cum diducere. </s>
                <s id="id.002009">Mox quicquid habebat roboris in primo impetu colli­
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                gens, diduxit hûc atque illûc partes, interim elapſis cuneis, quoniam
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                reliquam arboris partem diducere non poſſet, diù quidem obnixus eſt,
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                tandem victus educere non potuit: ſed ab arboris partibus in ſeſe cele­
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                riter coëuntibus comprehenſæ, primum quidem ipſæ contritæ ſunt,
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                mox & ipſi miſerandi exitij fuere cauſa, vt refert Galenus in lib. de
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                exhort. ad bonas artes. </s>
                <s id="id.002011">Hic eſt de quo Iuuenalis,
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                <s id="id.002012">Viribus ille</s>
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                <s id="id.002013">Confiſus perijt. </s>
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                <s id="id.002014">Cur à cuneo.]
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                Antea vectis conſideratus eſt generaliter, dein­
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                de ſpecialiter: ſed ſimplex vt in remo, gubernaculo, malo, collope:
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                nunc etiam idem ſpecialiter conſideratur, ſed multiplex. </s>
                <s id="id.002015">Et primum
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                quidem duplicatus, vt in cuneo. </s>
                <s id="id.002016">Nam hic quod paruus exiſtens ma­
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                gnos arborum truncos penetrando diuidat, non aliunde habet quam
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                quia duplex eſt vectis, & à percuſsione motus. </s>
                <s id="id.002017">Ex hoc enim quod ve­
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                ctis facile mouet. </s>
                <s id="id.002018">Ex hoc quod eſt duo vectes, cum hi ex aduerſo ſibi
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                inuicem contrarij ſint, & mutuas operas ſibi tradant, magis & faci­
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                lius mouet. </s>
                <s id="id.002019">Ex hoc quod à percuſsione, eaque celeri, quæ motus eſt, ma­
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                gis adhuc mouetur: ſicque à tribus ijs coniunctis effectus à cuneo ad­
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                mirandi prodeuntis habetur cauſa. </s>
                <s id="id.002020">Notandum autem quod inter
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                cuneos, qui angulum ad verticem
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                habet facilius mouet, ac
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                ſcindit: quam qui obtuſiorem. </s>
                <s id="id.002021">Mouetur enim cuneus anguli maioris
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