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

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              mota ſcilicet tenui lamella, vel bacillo; nempe eò ſtatim liquor ex­
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              currit. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.001905"> Guttarum res nonnihil fortè ſcitu dignum nobis exhibet; ſed
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              ne hoc excidar, antequam illam aggrediar; ſi roſtrum calami longiùs ſit,
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              & valde tenue, & in mucronem extenuatus, quamvis extremum roſtrum
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              guttæ immergas, nihil aut parum attramenti aſſurgit: ratio eſt, quia par­
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              vum, aut nullum ferè obicem ponit ad preſſionis inæqualitatem inducen­
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              dam; nempe tenuis illa roſtri linea pauciſſimos preſſionis radios intercipit;
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              nulla igitur vel modica inæqualitatis preſſionis proportio; ex hoc etiam
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              experimento efficax, meo judicio, argumentum ducitur, quò perſpicuè
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              concluditur, hujuſmodi aquarum elevationem ab inæquali ambientis aëris
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              preſſione procedere. </s>
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              Chryſocom.
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              <s id="s.001908"> Quid ſi cylindrus ſolidus immergatur, an fortè ali­
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              quid aquæ attollitur; cùm hic obex inæqualem preſſionem in­
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              ducat? </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.001910"> Aliquid omnino, quod tamen longè melius ad oculum
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              patet, ſi prædictus tantulum ſtriatus ſit, pro quo eadem, vt vides, ratio
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              militat. </s>
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              Chryſocom.
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              <s id="s.001912"> Quid verò fieret, ſi canaliculus in alium paulo am­
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              pliorem immergatur? </s>
              <s id="s.001913">vel duo ſimul quorum minor majori inclu­
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              ſus ſit? </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.001915"> Pro diverſa canalium & immerſionum ratione, diverſa ſucce­
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              dunt à me obſervata experimenta & ad idem principium ſatis feliciter re­
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              ducta. </s>
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              <s id="s.001916">Primò enim ſit canalis major HB aqua plenus; ad.
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              <s id="s.001917">moveatur, vt priùs dictum eſt, minor canaliculus MN,
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              humori illico aſſurgit in K, perinde atque ſi in quam­
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              libet aliam aquæ, etiam majore vaſe contentæ ſuperfi­
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              ciem immergatur; propter eandem rationem, de qua
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              huc vſque. </s>
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              <s id="s.001918">Secundò. </s>
              <s id="s.001919">Si aquæ ſuperficies ſit tantùm in C & de­
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              mittatur canaliculus MN in C, aſſurget aqua v.g. in G
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              ita
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              vt CG, ſit minor NK; ratio eſt, quia minor eſt
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              inæqualitatis proportio in preſſionibus,
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              antè, vt pa­
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              tet; minor igitur illius effectus, minus igitur attollitur
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              aqua: ſuppono enim
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              exeri per
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                terceptam</expan>
              inter
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              majoris & convexam minoris ca­
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              nalis ſuperficiem, quàm per minorem canaliculum. </s>
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              <s id="s.001920">Tertiò. </s>
              <s id="s.001921">Si ſecus accidat, id eſt, ſi cavitas canaliculi
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              major eſt prædicta vacuitate intercepta, humor per
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              vacuitatem illam aſcendet v.g. in FE, ſed nullo modo
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              per canaliculum NC aſſurget; quia major eſt aëris preſſio per canalicu­
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              lum, quàm per vacuitatem interceptam. </s>
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              <s id="s.001922">Quartò. </s>
              <s id="s.001923">Si æqualis ſit vtriuſque ſpatij, id eſt, cavitatis & vacuitatis ca­
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              pacitas, & canaliculus demittatur in C, neque hinc, neque illinc </s>
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