Guevara, Giovanni di, In Aristotelis mechanicas commentarii, 1627

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              relinquitur (concludit Ariſtoteles) ſi ex ipſo circulo conſti­
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              tuto, aliæ poſtea oriantur contrarietates, vel alia contraria in
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              ipſo conſiderentur, vt mox ex dicendis patebit. </s>
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              De ſecunda circuli proprietate.
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              <s id="N1128D">Textus Quartus.</s>
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              <s id="N11292">I
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              n primis enim lineæ illi, quæ circuli orbem am­
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              plectitur, nullam habenti latitudinem contraria
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              quodammodo ineſſe apparans, concauum ſcilicet,
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              & curuum. </s>
              <s id="N1129E">Hæc autem eo à ſe inuicem diſtant
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              modo, quo magnum, & paricum, illorum etenim
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              medium eſt æquale: horum verò rectum; quapropter cum ad
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              ſe inuicem commutantur, illa
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              prius æqualia fieri neceſſe
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              est, quam extremorum vtrumlibet: lineam vero rectam,
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              quando eſt curua, concaua, aut ex huiuſmodi rurſum curua ſit,
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              & circularis. </s>
              <s id="N112B1">Vnum quidem igitur iſtuc abſurdum ineſt circulo.
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              <s id="N112B8">COMMENTARIVS.</s>
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              <s id="N112BE">Secundò admirabilem ſe natura circuli oſtendit, ſi ſu­
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              matur infacto eſſe, quod cum in primis (inquit Ariſto­
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              teles) linea, quæ ipſius circuli orbem complectitur, ac
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              peripheria, ſeu
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              nuncupatur, ſit per ſe quoad la­
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              titudinem, & profunditatem indiuiſibilis, ſimul tamen tan­
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              quam ex duobus contrarijs inter ſe coniunctis conſtituatur
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              concaua, & curua, ſiuè conuexa. </s>
              <s id="N112D1">Etenim eſt verè terminus
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              extimus, & conuexum ipſius circuli, ac ſimul ambiens, &
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              complectens in ſua concauitate ipſam ſuperficilem circuli:
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              Concauum autem, & conuexum ſe habent ſicut magnum,
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              & paruum. </s>
              <s id="N112DC">Horum enim medium eſt æquale, illorum verò
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              rectum. </s>
              <s id="N112E1">Quarè ſicut cum magnum, & paruum inuicem,
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              commutantur, prius perueniunt ad æquale, quàm ad hoc vt
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              magnum conſtituatur paruum, & paruum conſtituatur ma­</s>
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