Guevara, Giovanni di, In Aristotelis mechanicas commentarii, 1627

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              <s id="N15D77">Quod autem exempliſicauimus in brachio, ſeu vecte AD,
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              idem etiam procedit de brachio CB. </s>
              <s id="N15D7D">Et quod de brachijs
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              in medio ad inuicem connexis, ac bifariam ſeſe interſecan­
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              tibus dictum eſt, accommodari poteſt in alijs non ita ſe ha­
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              bentibus ſeu alibi connexis. </s>
              <s id="N15D86">Nam ſemper verificabitur ad
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              maiorem approximationem corporis confringendi ad cen­
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              trum connexionis eorum, ſeu fulcimentum, magis ipſa bra­
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              chia dilatari, maiuſque deinde ſpatium eodem tempore,
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              comprimendo percurrere, quod eſt velocius agere, vnde &
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              validius colligitur frangere, vt dicebamus ex Ariſtotele. </s>
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              <s id="N15D96">Alio verò ex capite eadem conſequentia probatur, quia
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              cum vectis beneficio eandem proportionem habeat po­
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              tentia ad pondus leuandum, aut deprimendum, quam habet
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              eius diſtantia à fulcimento ad diſtantiam ponderis ab eo­
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              dem fulcimento, vt quæſt. </s>
              <s id="N15DA1">3. ex Ariſtotele, & Archimede
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              probauimus: quanto magis corpus confringendum ad pun­
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              ctum connexionis, ſeu axem E, quo vterque vectis huius
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              inſtrumenti fulcitur, appropinquabitur; tanto maior erit ex­
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              ceſſus diſtantiæ ipſius potentiæ motricis digitorum in ex­
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              tremis BD applicatis, reſpectu diſtantiæ ipſius nucis, aut
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              alterius corporis confringendi ab eodem puncto E.
                <expan abbr="Proin-deq.">Proin­
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              tanto maior pariter erit vis eiuſdem potentiæ ad de­
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              primendum, vel confringendum in tali ſitus proportione
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              præſertim cum duo concurrant vectes duplicantes ſuas vi­
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              res, quod erat Philoſophi intentum. </s>
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              <s id="N15DBE">Quæſtio Vigeſimatertia.</s>
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              <s id="N15DC3">C
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              vr ſi duo extrema in rhombo puncta duabus
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              ferantur latonibus, haudquaquam æquale
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              vtrumque eorum pertranſit rectam, ſed multò
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              plus alterum? </s>
              <s id="N15DCF">Idem autem eſt ſermo, cur quod
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              ſuper latus fertur, minus pertranſit quam
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              ipſum latus? </s>
              <s id="N15DD6">Illud enim diametrum minorem
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              hoc vero maius latus. </s>
              <s id="N15DDB">Et hoc quidem vnica. </s>
              <s id="N15DDE">Il­
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              lud verò duabus fertur lationibus. </s>
              <s id="N15DE3">Feratur enim ex ipſa AB, A
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