Fabri, Honoré, Tractatus physicus de motu locali, 1646

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              eſt aloga, hoc eſt ita inæqualis, vt nulla ſit vtrique pars aliquota commu­
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              munis; </s>
              <s id="N25560">alogæ quidem in ordine ad commenſurationem, non tamen in
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              ordines ad partes aliquotas; </s>
              <s id="N25566">ſic maior arcus comparatus cum linea recta
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              ſubdupla non eſt alogus primo modo ſed
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              , id eſt illa linea, quæ eſt
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              ſubdupla arcus, non poteſt conuenire cum arcu toto, nec cum aliqua
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              eius parte; </s>
              <s id="N25574">ſi verò ſint æquales, poſſunt etiam dici alogæ in ordine ad
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              commenſurationem, ſi nullo modo conuenire poſſunt quamtumuis diui­
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              dantur; </s>
              <s id="N2557C">ſic angulus, quem faciunt duæ circumferentiæ, poteſt quidem eſſe
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              ęqualis angulo dato rectilineo; </s>
              <s id="N25582">nunquam tamen cum eo conuenire po­
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              teſt; </s>
              <s id="N25588">ſic arcus æqualis rectæ, ſic denique punctum curuum æquale puncto
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              plano; </s>
              <s id="N2558E">licèt enim totum punctum tangatur ab alîo puncto, non tamen
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              adæquatè, quia extenſio vnius eſt aloga cum extenſione alterius; </s>
              <s id="N25594">analo­
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              giam habes in duobus Angelis; </s>
              <s id="N2559A">quorum vnus figuram ſphæricam
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              induat, alter cubicam, & alter alterum tangat; </s>
              <s id="N255A4">nam reuerâ totus Angelus
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              tangitur, quia caret partibus, non tamen adæquatè, vt certum eſt; </s>
              <s id="N255AA">immò
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              poſſet Angelus cuius eſt figura ſphærica, ita duobus aliis, quorum eſſet
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              figura cubica adhærere, vt
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              inadæquatè adhæreret v.g. Angelus A
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              punctis BC ita vt ipſum punctum contactus eſſet in ipſa quaſi commiſ­
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              ſura: </s>
              <s id="N255BC">immò poteſt Angelus, cuius eſt figura ſphærica habere diuerſos con­
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              tactus inadæquatos in tota facie Angeli, cuius eſt figura cubica v.g. An­
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              gelus A vel in D vel in E, vel in F; </s>
              <s id="N255C6">immò ſunt infiniti potentia huiuſmodi
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              inadæquatè diuerſi; </s>
              <s id="N255CC">denique Angelus A poteſt longo tempore in ſuper­
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              ficie v.g. Angeli C ſucceſſiuè moueri, acquirendo ſcilicet nouos conta­
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              ctus inadæquatos; </s>
              <s id="N255D6">vocetur autem contactus E centralis, ſeu medius; con­
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              tactus verò B extremus. </s>
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              <s id="N255DE">16. Nec A eſt; </s>
              <s id="N255E1">quòd aliqui neſcio quas partes viruales in angelo ex­
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              tenſo agnoſcant, quæ certè à me concipi non poſſunt; </s>
              <s id="N255E7">niſi fortè aliquid
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              extrinſecum ſonent, ſcilicet Angelum extenſum multis ſimul partibus
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              alicuius corporis coextendi poſſe; </s>
              <s id="N255EF">vnde fit ſingulis inadæquatè coexten­
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              di; quod nemo negabit; </s>
              <s id="N255F5">ſed ne dici moremur in hac materia, quam hîc
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              ex profeſſo non tractamus; </s>
              <s id="N255FB">cettum eſt iuxta hanc hypotheſim punctorum
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              phyſicorum facilè explicari motum rotæ Ariſtotelicæ: </s>
              <s id="N25601">quippe dum pun­
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              ctum quod proximè accedit ad C in arcu CH incubat puncto plani C
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              E, quòd immediatè ſequitur C, idque centrali contactu punctum, quod
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              proximè ſequitur B in arcu BD, quem ſubduplum CH ſuppono, tangit
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              punctum, quod ſequitur immediatè B in plano BF contactu extremo, id
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              eſt commiſſura puncti B & alterius contactu medio, tangit
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              plani
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              quod probatur; </s>
              <s id="N25615">quia punctum, quod immediatè ſequitur B in arcu BDC
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              quod vocabimus deinceps ſecundum, tangit contactu tertium punctum
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              plani BF eo inſtanti, quo tertium punctum arcus CH tangit contactu
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              medio tertium plani CE; igitur eo inſtanti, quo ſecundum CH tangit
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              contactu medio ſecundum CE, ſecundum BD tangit contactu extremo
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              primum BF, extremo inquam ratione puncti arcus, non ratione puncti
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              plani. </s>
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              <s id="N25627">17. Si verò eſſet maior rota, eîuſque contactus eſſet inter BC, eſſent </s>
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