Boyle, Robert, New experiments physico-mechanicall, touching the spring of the air and its effects, 1660

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              deſcription given us by the Induſtrious
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              Kircher,
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              of ſeveral Muſical Engines. </s>
              <s>And
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              (though it may ſeem ſomewhat prolix)
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              we will recite what he delivers in his own
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              words, which are theſe. </s>
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              Cum codem tempore quo hæc ſcripſi
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              ſummi Pont: Innocentii
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              X
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              mi
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              mandato or­
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              gani hydraulici in horto Quirinali conſti­
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              tuendi cur a mihi commendata eſſet; Æoliam
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              camer am inſigni ſane ſucceſſu conſtrui juſsi­
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              mus, eá quæ ſequitur ratione.
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              Kirch: Art:
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              Mag: Con:
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              & Diſſon:
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              lib.
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              9.
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              p. 309.</s>
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              Erat longitudo ſive altitudo cameræ
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              AH
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              5
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              Pedum, Latitudine
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              fere ex lateribus
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              conſtructa; in medio duo tenebat Diaphrag­
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              mata
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              CD
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              &
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              EJ
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              in modum cribri pluri­
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              bus for aminibus pertuſa. </s>
              <s>Paulo infra ca­
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              nalis
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              aquam advehens inſerebatur in
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              H
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              eidem epiſtomium par ab at exitum. </s>
              <s>Aqua
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              it áque per canalem
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              maximo impetu ruens
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              vehementiſsimum ventum mox intus exci­
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              t ab at; qui ventus nimia humiditate imbu­
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              tus, ut purior exiret ſiccior〈qué〉, Diaphrag­
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              mata ill a in cribri modum pertuſa, or dinata
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              ſunt. </s>
              <s>Intra hæc enim aquæ vehemens agi­
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              tatio rupta fracta〈qué〉 aerem puriorem per
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              A
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              canalem ſubtilioremque emittebat: Verum
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              cum poſtea
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              ſit
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              plus æquo
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                dum</expan>
              interioribus Organi meatibus
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              detrimentum inferre: Hinc ut aer aquoſus
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