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

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              Antimus.
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              <s id="s.000501"> Omittam, vt prudenter feciſti, argumentorum quiſquilias,
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              quæ nonnulli, præſertim ex antiquioribus rerum Mathematicarum &
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              Phyſicarum minùs peritis contra tuam hypotheſim adduxerunt, quæ pe­
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              tita ſcilicet petunt à ventis, & nubibus, motu projectorum, deſcenſu
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              gravium, domorum ruina & lapſu; quanquam nonnihil ad hominem ex
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              his eliciam; vt enim vis, ex motu orbis retardato, in Ortum ſequi aqua­
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              rum excurſionem, per quam marinum æſtum veſtri explicant, quia ſcili­
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              cet obimpreſſum ante impetum, quem facilè aqua retinet, nec enim niſi
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              à contrario impediri poteſt, eundem proſequitur motum versùs Ortum;
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              cuius rei præclaram certè analogiam habetis in aqua, quæ cymba vehi­
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              tur; cymba enim motum valdè retardante, aqua versùs portum excurrit;
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              hoc vnum eſt ex præcipuis ſententiæ veſtræ argumentis. </s>
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              Auguſtinus.
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              <s id="s.000503"> Ita eſt, & licèt ad ea, quæ repoſuiſti, obmutire & ma­
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              nus dare viſus ſim, quia illa omnia, quæ ad tabulas æſtus marini eiúſque
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              phænomena pertinent, minùs calleo, vereor tamen, vt rerum iſtarum peri­
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              ris perſuadere valeas; illud autem ſilentium mihi potiſſimum impoſuit,
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              quòd ſanctè juraſti, in adluctis à te phænomenis, omnes ad vnum æſtus
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              marini peritos, ſive Naucleri ſint, ſive alij, imò & ipſos litorum Oceani
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              vel idiotas incolas ſumma conſenſione convenire; itaque licèt ex ſola ter­
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              reſtris globi circuitione æſtus marini adæquata cauſa petenda non ſit, ſed
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              ex alia quapiam, negari tamen non poteſt, quin prædictus motus aliquid
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              conferat. </s>
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              Antim:
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              Aſſigna priùs aliam cauſam, vt videamus, an ſufficiat ad hunc
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              mirabilem effectum; ſi enim ſufficit, nihil ſanè eſt, quod ille Terræ motus
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              conferat; ſi verò non ſufficit, oſtende id, ad quod non ſufficit, & illius
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              motus opem poſtulat; ſemper enim recurret propoſitum argumentum;
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              totum illud, quidquid tandem ſit, quod à præfato motu efficitur, circa
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              maximæ inæqualitatis cardines; id eſt, circa Meridiem & mediam noctem,
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              viſum ſemper iri; quod tamen Obſervationibus repugnat: itaque certum
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              eſt, & perſpicuum ex Maris æſtu Terræ motum minimè probari; certum
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              tamen eſſe dicitis, ex illo inæquali motu, varium ſequi aquarum motum;
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              quod certè ad hominem ſic vrgeo; ſi reverà eſſet hic motus, ex illius inæ­
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              qualitate, varius aquarum motus ſequeretur, ſcilicet ex retardatione aqua­
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              rum excurſio versùs Ortum, ex acceleratione, excurſio versùs Occaſum;
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              hoc non negatis, ſed conceditis vltrò; idque in cardinibus maximæ in­
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              æqualitatis, aut ſaltem ſemper in iiſdem, cùm eadem cauſa idem ſem­
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              per præſtet; ſed in nullo certo ac fixo temporis puncte huiuſmodi aqua­
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              rum excurſiones fiunt, quod nemo neger, ſi cæcus & ſurdus; nullus eſt
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              igitur Terræ motus, ex quo alioqui prædicti effectus neceſſariò ſeque­
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              rentur. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.000506"> Facilis reſponſio nobis ſuppetit, qualem etiam veſtri adhi­
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              bent, ſcilicet illam inæqualitatem motus, eſſe tantùm apparentem, iis
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              ſcilicet, qui ex Solari ſphæra oculos in Terram conjicerent; ſicut Cœle­
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              ſtium ſphærarum motus nobis è Terra obſervantibus inæquales apparent;
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              cùm tamen re ipſa æquabiles ſint, igitur poſita reali motus æqualitate, </s>
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