Monantheuil, Henri de, Aristotelis Mechanica, 1599

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                idem numerus vbique eſſe: ſi quidem magnum quid ſit & demon­
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                ſtratu dignum, minus lororum in vna extenſione expendi: quam in
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                altera: qui
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                in vtraque figura obliquas
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                lineas, quanquam
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                alias alijs obliquiores: & tamen duæ antehac rationes videntur in
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                vna figura poſtulare obliquas, in altera rectas. </s>
                <s id="id.002705">Nos igitur aliter Car­
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                dani veſtigia obſcura, & ni fallor imperfecta, vt ſunt
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                huius
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                hominis ferè omnia vt arbitror,
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                ſemper ingeniosè ſcriben­
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                tis, ſecuti, apertius & perfectius totum hoc
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                euoluemus. </s>
                <s id="id.002706">At­
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                que in primis dicimus extendi lora ſecundum diametrum, non eſſe
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                ab angulo ad angulum oppoſitum: ſed ſecundum rectas, quæ à latere
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                ad latus oppoſitum extenduntur, vt ſint aliæ ſecundum longitudi­
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                nem, aliæ ſecundum latitudinem. </s>
                <s id="id.002707">Sic enim diameter non
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                  <foreign lang="el">diagw/nios</foreign>
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                ſumi videtur: quaſi dimetiens, vt quæ dimetiatur longitudinem vel
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                latitudinem, æqualis videlicet facta, quo modo licet hîc ab Ariſto­
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                tele reiecto, hodie adhuc vtuntur. </s>
                <s id="id.002708">Atque hoc modo ſi non intelliga­
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                tur diameter: ſed
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                tam obliquæ erunt in vna forma li­
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                neæ: quam in altera: ſicque quæ de ruptione vel fißione & opportu­
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                nitate dicta ſunt, hîc non conuenient, quod eſſet abſurdum. </s>
                <s id="id.002709">His igi­
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                tur ita poſitis deſcribantur duæ formæ lecti, in quibus ſint lineæ nu­
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                mero pares, ſitu diuerſæ. </s>
                <s id="id.002710">Sit igitur prima A B C D, cuius la­
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                tus A B duplum ſit lateris A C, & quidem illud 4. pe­
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                dum, hoc duorum. </s>
                <s id="id.002711">In hac lora ſecundum diametrum ſint quidem
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                ſecundum longitudinem tria K N. </s>
                <s id="id.002712">L O, M P, & ſic inter ſe
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