Monantheuil, Henri de, Aristotelis Mechanica, 1599

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                huius compoſitionis quæ adæquat multas trochleas, aut etiam lon­
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                gißimum vectem maximus eſt vſus. </s>
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                  <expan abbr="Quandoquidẽ">Quandoquidem</expan>
                cum materia ad
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                vectem, cuius longitudo vnius ſtadij requireretur, idonea
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                in­
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                ueniri poßit, plurium tamen trochlearum, ergatarum, ſucularum,
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                tympanorum, collopum compoſitione apta proportionalium, fiet ma­
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                china tractabilis, cuius vis maior eſſe poteſt: quam vectis, cuius lon­
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                gitudo eſſet ſtadij vnius. </s>
                <s id="id.002153">Rei huius ſpecimen luculentum Romæ ex­
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                hibitum eſt à Dominico Fontana Mili in
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                diocœſi orto, con­
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                ſilio, adhortatione, ſumptibus X iſti V. pontificis maximi, in tran­
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                ſponendo obeliſco, qui Soli primùm à Pherone Rege Ægypti, Helio­
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                poli antè Troiani belli tempora factus, & dicatus: poſtea à Caio Ca­
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                ligula Romam tranſuectus Auguſto & Tiberio Cæſaribus ſacer,
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                temporibus noſtris pænè obrutus ruderibus ædium, quæ circum eum
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                corruerant, parietinis & cœmentis, nullam tamen iniuriam à tot
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                Romani nominis hoſtibus paſſus, nulla ex parte exeſus, aut comminu­
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                tus, magna omnium aduentantium admiratione parte adhuc ſui ali­
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                qua loco valde inepto conſpicuus, viſebatur. </s>
                <s id="id.002154">Vt totum hoc negotium
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                geſtum ſit, licet iam à multis doctis viris literarum monumentis
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                commendatum, ineptißimus tamen ſim, aut eorum, quæ mea ætate
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                fiunt maxime memorabilium, ignarus, ſi ipſum in huius loci id
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                exempli maxime poſtulantis illuſtratione, prætermittam, breuiter
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                ergo commemorabo.
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                Primum ſcire oportet, quod obeliſcus eſt vnus ingenti magnitu­
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                dine lapis, qui ab imo vſque ad ſummum rectis lineis inſtar acus, aut
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                potius exigui veru in cuſpidem terminatur. </s>
                <s id="id.002156">Varia eſt obeliſcorum
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                materia, forma, & altitudo. </s>
                <s id="id.002157">Hic de quo agitur ex vno lapide, eoque
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                durißimo, qui pyrhopæcilos dicitur, quod punctis quibuſdam ignei
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                coloris diſtinctus ſit, ac varius vndique interluceat, ſine notis hie­
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                roglyphicis ( quod alijs obeliſcis frequens eſt, per has regibus Ægypti
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                ſuas res geſtas memoriæ commendantibus ) ſemper eadem forma, ea­
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                que quadrangulari ex infima ſui parte minus ampla & ſpatioſa, ob
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                idque pulcherrima, cuius craßitudo, ſi Serlius antiquitatum Roma­
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                narum ſcriptor rectè metitus eſt, pedibus 9. minutiſque 24. altitu­
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                do pedibus 85. ſummaque demum craßitudo pedibus 6. & minutis
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                8.
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                comprehenditur, ad imanque ipſius radicem hæ literæ in epitaphij
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                ordinem digeſtæ ac diſtributæ legebantur.
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