Guevara, Giovanni di, In Aristotelis mechanicas commentarii, 1627

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              tatione dependeat, ſicut motus rectus progreſſionis neceſ­
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              ſariò proportionatur motui circulari à quo pendet, ita
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              etiam linea deſcripta per talem motum proportionari, &
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              adæquari debet lineæ deſcriptæ, ſeu peragratæ per circui­
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              tionem. </s>
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              <s id="N16610">His itaque ſic ſtabilitis, atque ſuppoſitis tanquam certis,
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              & cui dentibus, ad primam partem quæſtionis ſimul, ac dif­
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              ficultatis propoſitæ reſpondetur, circulum delatum ſemper
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              æquale ſpatium, ac circulum deferentem ſuper planum ro­
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              tando, rectà tranſmittere, ſiue maior eo fuerit, ſiue minor;
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              quia illud non tranſmittit ex vi ſuæ rotationis, ac iuxta
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              menſuram ſuæ circumferentiæ, ſed ex vi ſui raptus, & aſpor­
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              tationis. </s>
              <s id="N16621">Siquidem tantum rectà progreditur, quantum à
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              deferente rapitur, & aſportatur, licet aliàs eodem tempore
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              maiorem, aut minorem ſimul peragrat circuitum, de quo
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              nulla per ſe haberi debet ratio, vt præmonuimus. </s>
              <s id="N1662A">Vnde nec
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              requiritur, vt eius motus circumuolutionis ſit æqualis mo­
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              tui recto, nec vt linea recta, quam percurrit ſit æqualis cir­
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              cunferentiæ ſecundum quam rotando conuoluitur. </s>
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              <s id="N16635">Ad ſecundam verò partem quæſtionis reſpondetur, cir­
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              culum deferentem, vel alium, qui ſeorſum per ſe ſuper pla­
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              num circumuoluatur, quò maior ipſe fuerit, maius ſpatium
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              rectà in ſua reuolutione percurrere, quò verò minor, minus.
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              <s id="N1663F">Quia cum tota eius progreſſio fiat ex vi propriæ rotationis,
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              non niſi æqualem ſuæ peripheriæ lineam in plano poteſt de­
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              ſcribere; tantum ſcilicet cum ſuo axe rectà progrediendo,
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              quantum rotatur; ac tantundem ſpatium percurrendo, quan­
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              tum fuerit circumuolutus. </s>
              <s id="N1664A">Quæ reſponſio ad vtramque
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              difficultatis, ſeu quæſtionis partem, eſt omnino ad mentem
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              Ariſtotelis, vt patere poteſt ex eius propria, cui hæc maxi­
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              mè congruit, licet aliunde vim, ac diſtinctionem obtinuerit. </s>
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              <s id="N16655">Adhuc tamen ex eiſdem principijs
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              poteſt, præ­
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              fata nos experiri, quia minor circulus quando mouetur ad
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              motum alterius maioris motu mixto iam explicato, magis
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              participat de latione recta, quàm circulari; citius videlicet
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              progrediendo quàm rorando. </s>
              <s id="N16664">Cogitur enim rectà progre-</s>
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