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

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              minuto ſecundo, vnde corriges Merſennum, qui tantùm pedes 12. aſſi­
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              gnat, itemque alium, qui vult corpus grave decurrere vno ſecundo mi­
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              nuto 15. pedes; quanquam hic ad verum proximè acceſſit, quod certè
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              in tanto numero 12. cifrarum, qui ſcilicet 200. & 16. millia milliorum
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              complectitur, parum eſt. </s>
              <s id="s.000483">Hæc porrò eo animo dico, vt quorumdam
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              hallucinatio caſtigetur, qui cùm hoc, eo, quo par eſt, modo non diſ­
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              cuſſerint, multa abſurda ſuper hac re pronunciant. </s>
              <s id="s.000484">Immo, vt iam fortè
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              mecum obſervas, ſi præcisè habeamus, quot pedes corpus grave in deſ­
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              cenſu decurrat vno ſecundo minuto, habebimus haud dubiè quantum
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              decurrere debeat vno die integro, in linea recta deorſum; quæ ſi du­
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              plicetur, & inflectatur in circulum, hæc forſitan erit, ſaltem proximè,
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              magni orbis menſura; ita vt Sol motu recto prævio 24. horis decur­
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              rerit ſpatium æquale ſemicirculo magni orbis; ſed quidquid ſit, ſive
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              hic impetus accedat ab extrinſeco, ſive ab ipſo Sole in ſe producatur,
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              perinde eſt ad rem noſtram; cùm Soli maximè connaturalis ſit, quate­
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              nus ſcilicet Solaris globus ad talem finem à natura ipſa, & naturæ ipſius
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              Autore ordinatus eſt; quem vt obtineret tali tantoque impetu illi opus
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              erat; tantum igitur & talem vel ab extrinſeco accepit, vel in ſe pro­
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              duxit. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.000486"> Sed quis Solern docuit in Occaſum ferri, non verò in Or­
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              tum; ire versùs diſtantiam mediam, ad Æquatoris planum accedere, &
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              turbinis inſtar circa ſuum axem inclinatum moveri, idque in hanc partem,
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              potiùs quàm illam? </s>
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              Antim.
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              Hæc aperire nolebam, ſed profectò me cogis: ſi Sol ab Au­
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              tore movetur extrinſeco, nimirum à Deo, Angelorum miniſterio, vt
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              noſtri Scholaſtici communiter docent, nec ego inficias eo, ab eodem
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              motore cuncta hæc recipit; at ex hypotheſi, quod à ſe ipſo moveatur,
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              quod certè tanti non eſſet, cùm id cuipiam corpori gravi competat; di­
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              cerem, Solem conditum à Deo fuiſſe ſupra diſtantiam mediam, multis
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              terræ ſemidiametris, vt dixi, ex quo loco deſcendit versus mundi cen­
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              trum, obtenta verò media & connaturali diſtantia, motu circulari mo­
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              veri cœpit, versùs Occaſum: cur, inquis, potiùs quàm versùs Ortum?
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              <s id="s.000488">Quia cum creatus fuerit in Tropico Cancri circa 180. grad. longitudinis
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              eo potiſſimum fine, vt in terræ ſuperficiem ageret, à maiori dictæ ſuper­
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              ficiei tractu versùs Occaſum inde excurrente ad hanc lineam determina­
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              tus fuit, ex qua profectò prima determinatione, ſequuntur aliæ, ſcilicet,
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              Axis mundi, polorum, Æquatoris &c. </s>
              <s id="s.000489">& cùm tantulum primæ determi­
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              nationis deorſum retinuerit, debilis tamen, tota enim ferè in circularem
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              motum ivit, quid mirum, ſi ad Perigæum tendat? </s>
              <s id="s.000490">à quo rurſum eodem
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              modo versùs Apogæum regreditur; adde ſecundam inclinationem, de
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              qua iam ſupra, & quia globorum more, deorſum in morem turbinis
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              deſcendit, retinuit illum motum orbis circa eundem Axem ſibi ipſi
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              ſemper parallelum, vbi motu circulari agi cœpit, cui prædicta turbinatio
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              non obſtat, Vides, cuncta hæc ex communibus illis principiis deduci,
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              per quæ aliorum corporum motus explicantur. </s>
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