Guevara, Giovanni di, In Aristotelis mechanicas commentarii, 1627
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              di iuxta progreſſum axis, ac circuli maioris,
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              tardius
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              rotari quàm ille, minus ſpatium eodem tempore tranſmit­
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              tendo in ſua minori circumuolutione:
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              per talem
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              rotationem, rectam quandam lineam deſcribit maiorem,
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              quam ſit eius circunferentia propria. </s>
              <s id="N1667C">E contra verò, nam
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              cum circulus maior mouetur ad motum minoris, magis par­
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              ticipat de latione circulari, quàm recta. </s>
              <s id="N16683">Siquidem, cogitur
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              citius moueri circulariter quàm rectà, cum eodem tempo­
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              re maiorem ambitum, quàm circulus minor, æqualemque
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              rectam debeat percurrere:
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              minorem rectam in ſua
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              circumuolutione deſcribit, quàm ſit eiuſmet circumſerentia­
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              qua illam attingit. </s>
              <s id="N16694">Demum quia ſi circulus ex ſe, & inde­
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              pendenter ab alio duplici hac latione feratur, ſiue maior ſit,
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              ſiue minor, ſemper æquè de vtraque participat. </s>
              <s id="N1669B">Etenim tan­
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              tum rectà progreditur quantum rotatur, nec aliunde rapi­
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              tur, aut detinetur, vt magis vna quàm altera latione dimo­
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              ueatur. </s>
              <s id="N166A4">Quo fit vt linea quam ſuper planum deſcribit, æqua­
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              lis ſit propriæ circumferentiæ eique ſecundum omnes par­
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              tes commenſurata. </s>
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              <s id="N166AD">Verum vt non ſolum cauſa tam admirabilis effectus, ſed
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              etiam modus quo ipſe ab illa procedit expreſſius innote­
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              ſcat, ac difficultas vltimò propoſita ex directo penitus eua­
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              datur, vlterius dicendum eſt, circulum delatum non minus
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              ac deferentem, omnia ac ſingula puncta, quæ ſunt in linea re­
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              cta ſuper quam fertur per totidem puncta propria ſucceſſi­
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              uè attingere; ita vt in quolibet inſtanti per nouum punctum
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              ſuæ peripheriæ attingat nouum punctum plani. </s>
              <s id="N166C0">Etenim cum
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              planum à circulo attingatur per puncta, quæ ſunt extremita­
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              tes diametrorum, & vterque circulus ex infinitis diametris
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              conſtet; imò diametri circuli maioris includant diametros
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              minoris; tot erunt puncta terminatiua diametrorum in cir­
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              culo minori, quot ſunt in maiori, ſiue delato per quæ ſimili­
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              ter omnia puncta ſui plani valebit attingere. </s>
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              <s id="N166D1">Rurſus dicendum eſt tam circulum deferentem, quàm
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              circulum delatum omnes, ac ſingulas partes diuiſibiles, quę
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              ſunt in eadem linea plani per totidem partes ſuas ſucceſſiuè </s>
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