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

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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.002401"> Sed æquè facilè, immo faciliùs intra ipſam ſyringam æther ille
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              ſubiret per poros: dico faciliùs: quia id fieret citra elevationem aquæ, cui
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              pondus ejuſdem ſeſe opponit, deinde æther ille per poros aquæ
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              facilè ſubiret in locum ab embolo relictum, intra ſyringam. </s>
              <s id="s.002402">Deni­
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              que, quo plus eſt aëris intercepti, operculum inter & ſuperfi­
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              ciem aquæ, eò faciliùs adducto embolo, aqua per ſyringam attolli­
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              tur: ídque multò magis, ſi ſpatium illud ab aëre intercepto occupa­
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              tum, canaliculo cum majore vaſe vacuo conjungatur, eo modo, quo ſupra
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              dictum eſt. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.002404"> Sed dic mihi, ſodes, Antime, numquid putas, aquam educto
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              embolo, ideò attolli, quia ab aëris cylindro in ſuperficiem aquæ gravitante
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              attollitur? </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.002406"> Dum adduco embolum, totum aquæ pondus ſentio, illius
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              ſcilicet, quæ attollitur: quomodo igitur à dicto aëris cylindro attollitur,
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              aut ſuſtinetur? </s>
              <s id="s.002407">prætereà ſegmentum emboli, quod educitur attollit æqua­
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              lem cylindrum aëris: aqua igitur quæ extremæ emboli baſi adhæret, cum
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              embolo adducitur eo modo, quo ſupra dictum: equidem ſi quis per fi­
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              ſtulam, ſeu cannam catapultæ longioris, cujus cavitas accuratè ac dili­
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              genter tornata ſit, & immiſſæ glandi prorſus æqualis, admoto ore addu­
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              cat, vt fieri ſolet, anhelitum, glans ipſa tanto cum impetu adducitur, vt
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              hæc in dentem maximo cum impetu, non tamen ſine periculo impingatur,
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              quia ſcilicet adducto aëre pilam inter & buccam intercepto, totus cylin­
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              drus aëris adverſus glandem à tergo gravitationis ſuæ vim exerit: quid
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              mirum ergo, ſi prædictam glandem magna vi impellat? </s>
              <s id="s.002408">hujus rei pericu­
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              lum fecit vir jam ſupra, ſed nunquam ſatis laudatus Euſtachius, cum fracti
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              dentis jactura, vt mihi deinde narravit. </s>
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              Chryſocom.
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              <s id="s.002410"> Sed quæſo te, quid in hac hypotheſi adducti æthe­
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              ris in ſegmentum CD tibi diſplicet? </s>
              <s id="s.002411">Mercurius enim in vas deſ­
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              cendens extrudit è ſummo vaſe illam aëris portionem, vt ejus locum oc­
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              cupet: hæc vt locum inveniat alias pellit, & cùm nihil vacui ſit præ­
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              ter ſegmentum CD, & cum eo aër intrudi non poſſit, ſubtilior æther intru­
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              ditur. </s>
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              Antimus.
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              <s id="s.002413"> Multa obſunt huic hypotheſi: Primo veſicæ cyprinæ adeò
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              intumeſcentis, poſtquam Mercurius deſcendit in CI, phænomenon in
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              dicta hypotheſi explicari nequit, cùm tumere non poſſit niſi ab aëre intus
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              compreſſo, vel ambiente dilatato: æther neutrum præſtat. </s>
              <s id="s.002414">Secundo pul­
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              pa digiti intus adducta, vis impacti Mercurij, & alia quamplurima, quæ
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              vim illam exuctivam, vt ſic loquar, manifeſtè demonſtrant atque adeò
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              materiam dilatatam in ſegmento CD, præfatæ hypotheſi repugnant:
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              nempe illa materia prædictos effectus impediret potiùs, quàm produce­
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              ret. </s>
              <s id="s.002416">Tertio, cùm maxima ſit ætheris copia, Mercurius deſcendens ex C in
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              I, æquè facilè portionem hujus ætheris in fiſtulam intruderet ad occu­
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              pandum ſpatium CI, ac cylindrus aëris, vel alia quælibet cauſa in fiſtu­
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              lam inclinatam regerit Mercurium, & extrudit æthera ex ſegmento CD,
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              & verò cum totus niſus in eo poſitus ſit, vt ſcilicet intrudatur æther in </s>
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