Biancani, Giuseppe, Aristotelis loca mathematica, 1615

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              oſtendebant concluſionem. </s>
              <s id="s.000713">Porrò Diogenes Laert. huius reſolutionis in­
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              uentorem facit Platonem: à quo eam Leodamas Thaſius didicit, cuius be­
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              neficio, pluries deinde Geometricas demonſtrationes adinuenit. </s>
              <s id="s.000714">definitio
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                <expan abbr="vtriuſq;">vtriuſque</expan>
              eſt apud Euclidem ad primam propoſ. 13. Elem. iuxta tranſlatio­
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              nem Zamberti, & Commandini; vbi etiam
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              priora theoremata, pri­
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              mò per reſolutionem, deinde per compoſitionem demonſtrantur, quæ tan­
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              quam perſpicua exempla rei propoſitæ inſeruire poſſunt. </s>
              <s id="s.000715">ſunt præterea fre­
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              quentes huiuſmodi reſolutiones in operibus Archimedis, Apollonij, & Pap­
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              pi. </s>
              <s id="s.000716">extat adhuc liber Datorum Euclidis, qui geometricis reſolutionibus in­
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              ſeruiebat. </s>
              <s id="s.000717">vtinam extarent etiam alij de reſolutione, quorum auxilio non
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              tantopere recentiores Mathematici in inueniendis Demoſtrationibus la­
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              borarent; hanc reſolutionem, ſic Pappus fuſius, quam Euclides explicat;
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              reſolutio eſt via à quæſito tanquam conceſſo per ea, quæ ex ipſo conſequun­
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              tur ad aliquod certum, & conceſſum: in reſolutione enim id, quod quæritur
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              tanquam factum, & verum ſupponentes, quid ex hoc ſequatur, conſidera­
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              mus, quouſque incidamus in aliquod iam cognitum, vel quod ſit è numero
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              principiorum. </s>
              <s id="s.000718">Quod quidem erat ſignum euidens, quæſitum quoque verum
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              eſſe. </s>
              <s id="s.000719">eadem omnino habet Proclus in comm. ad ſextam primi elem. </s>
              <s id="s.000720">Quod
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              porrò Ariſt. ipſe hanc reſolutionem Mathematicam cognouerit eſſe medij
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              inquiſitionem manifeſtum eſt ex cap. 3. lib. 3. Ethyc. vbi ſic ait
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              (Qui enim
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              conſultat, quærere videtur, & reſoluere prædicto modo, quemadmodum deſigna­
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              tiones)
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              vbi per deſignationes intelligit Geometricas demonſtrationes, vt
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              ſupra innuimus, & infra probabimus; cum ergo conſultatio nihil aliud ſit,
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              quam medij idonei ad finem in rebus agendis inquiſitio, eamque dicat eſſe
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              ſimilem reſolutioni Geometricæ, manifeſtum eſt, ipſam
                <expan abbr="quoq;">quoque</expan>
              reſolutionem
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              eſſe medij in rebus ſpeculatiuis idonei perueſtigationem. </s>
              <s id="s.000721">Exiſtimo igitur
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              cum doctiſſimis Zabarella, Burana, Toleto, & alijs, Ariſtotilem non ſolum
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              hanc ſuam logicam ad mathematicarum ſcientiarum typum compegiſſe,
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              verum potius imitatum eſſe opus illud Euclidis de reſolutione, atque ex eo
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              non ſolum plurima exempla Geometrica, verum etiam titulum deſumpſiſſe,
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              præſertim cum argumentum eſſet ferè idem vtrobique, ſed Ariſt. intentio
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              fuerit accommodare reſolutionem omnibus
                <expan abbr="ſciẽtijs">ſcientijs</expan>
              ; Euclidis verò, & alio­
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              rum Geometriæ ſoli. </s>
              <s id="s.000722">hinc patere poteſt, cur hi libri reſolutorij inſcribantur,
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              quod ſcilicet tradunt methodum, qua valeamus quæſitum quoduis reſolue­
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              re, ideſt, ex quæſito tanquam vero inueſtare aliquam veritatem, per quam
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              deinde propoſitæ quæſtionis rationem methodo compoſitiua reddamus. </s>
              <s id="s.000723">Et
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              verò cum reliquas appellationes Problematis, Theorematis, Propoſitionis,
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              definitionum, poſtulatorum, axiomatum, & alia huiuſmodi ex Geometri­
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              cis ad omnes ſcientias tranſtulerit, quid ni etiam reſolutionem? </s>
              <s id="s.000724">maximè
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              verò, quia ſi horum lib. intentio eſſet docere iam factum ſyllogiſmum in ſua
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              principia reſoluere, parum eſſet vtilis; imò nec vtilis, ſed ſuperfluum quid.
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              <s id="s.000725">at verò vbinam docuit hanc reſolutionem? </s>
              <s id="s.000726">profecto nullibi. </s>
              <s id="s.000727">quid opus eſt
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              iam factum ſyllogiſmum reſoluere? </s>
              <s id="s.000728">at verò propoſitam quæſtionem reſol­
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              uere veterum mathematicorum more, hoc opus, hic labor eſt.</s>
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              <s id="s.000729">Hanc porrò reſolutionem attendendam eſſe primò penes formam, quam
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              docet primis duobus analyticis; ſecundò penes materiam, quam tradit </s>
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