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

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              ſinuum rectorum: Vnde in E eſt maxima acceleratio; in F maxima retar­
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              datio, in I & H merus motus centri conſideratur: itaque ab H in I per E,
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              aqua Oceani juxta ea, quæ dicis, versùs Occaſum excurrere deberer; ab
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              I verò in H per F, versùs Ortum; Igitur in E ſemper eſſet maximus excur­
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              ſionis motus versùs Occaſum; in F versùs Ortum; in I & H quies; quan­
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              tum hæc Obſervationibus repugnent, omnibus rerum iſtarum peritis cogi­
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              tandum relinquo. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.000359"> Quid ſi aliquis diceret, Nautis in hoc fidem habendam non
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              eſſe, qui forte ad libitum prædictas ad Lunam habitudines marino æſtui
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              affinxerunt? </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.000361"> Cuique ſuæ artis perito credendum eſſe, optima ratio poſtu­
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              lat, præſertim ſi periti omnes illius artis aliquid aſſerant, quod alioquin
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              nihil illorum intereſt. </s>
              <s id="s.000362">Cùm igitur Naucleri omnes periti, & principes illi
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              autores, qui de hoc argumento ſcripſerunt, omni aſſeveratione affirment,
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              rem ita eſſe, nemo prudens fidem iis detrectet; accedit, quod illi om­
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              nes, qui in litore Oceani Gallici, Britannici, Anglici, Belgici habitant
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              (neque te ad Antipodas vel Garamantas amando) omnimodam huiuſce
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              rei teſtificationem facere poſſunt, cùm illam præ oculis habeant; omitto
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              alia innumera argumenta, quibus hoc veſtrum commentum refutatur;
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              quia ſupervacaneum puto, actum iam agere, illud tamen non omitto,
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              quod præ cæteris vrgere videtur; ſuppono enim cum iis omnibus, qui
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              vel delibârunt hanc materiam, maximam eſſe vim æſtus in Plenilunio,
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              magnam etiam in Novilunio, in Quadraturis perexiguam; Quid porro ad
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              hæc terræ motus? </s>
              <s id="s.000363">Nihil prorſus. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.000365"> In Novilunio Luna propios ad Solem accedit, & minores
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              arcus decurrit, contraverò in Plenilunio. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.000367"> Quid in de? </s>
              <s id="s.000368">An fortè Luna ſuos motus in Terram derivat? </s>
              <s id="s.000369">Mi­
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              nimè verò, alioquin maior æſtus eſſetin Quadraturis, quàm in Novilunio,
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              quod certè cum veritate minimè conſentit: deinde Terra ipſa in Novilu­
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              nio tardiùs moveretur, quod nemo vnquam ſomniavit. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.000371"> Saltem negari non poteſt, quin terræ aut Solis motus ali­
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              quid conferat ad mutationem illam æſtuum, quam omnes hucuſque cir­
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              ca Æquinoctia Obſervarunt; nihil enim ad hæc Luna. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.000373"> Sed quid quæſo ad hæc terræ motus? </s>
              <s id="s.000374">equidem in diurno ter­
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              ræ motu, illa revolutio annua Globi, ad retinendum Axis Paralleliſmum,
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              aliquid facit, quod tamen ſub ſenſum non cadit: nempe motui orbis
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              opponi videtur: ſed reverà hoc nihil eſt, nec quidquam ad hanc rem fa­
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              cit, vt conſideranti patebit. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.000376"> Quid autem ad hæc Luna, quis hominum aliquando dicat? </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.000378"> Ego fortè minimus hominum; illam enim æſtus marini cau­
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              ſam affero, quæ & communibus principiis nittitur, & ad quam cuncta
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              phænomena, quæ per ſe ex marino æſtu ſequuntur, facilè reduci poſſunt:
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              ſed cùm altioris indaginis res ſit, in alium congreſſum remittendam illam
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              eſſe putarem, ne cœpta diſceptatio intermittatur: itaque omiſſo maris
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              æſtu, quid tandem de Magnete dicis? </s>
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