Monantheuil, Henri de, Aristotelis Mechanica, 1599

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                Quod facit ex ſententia Vitruuij, qui eius tres partes conſtituit, ædi­
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                ficationem in explicatione publicorum & priuatorum operum:
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                Gnomonicam in deſcriptione Horologiorum: & Machinationem
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                in cognitione principiorum & diſpoſitione machinarum & orga­
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                norum. </s>
                <s id="id.000349">Hæc quidem comprehendi Architecturæ nomine Galenus
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                etiam teſtatus eſt, nomine inquit, artis Architectorum intelligi volo
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                Horologiorum, Clepſydrarum, Hydrocopiarum, Machinamento­
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                rumque omnium deſcriptiones, quibus etiam, quæ ſpirabilia vocant,
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                continentur. </s>
                <s id="id.000351">Sed cum in his quæ Architecturæ ſubiecta ſunt ſolis
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                naturæ renixus non vincatur:
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                etiam in quibuslibet aliis cuiuſ­
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                cunque artis ſubiectis, ſi qua ſit ars, quæ in vniuerſum id doceat,
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                multo generalior eſt Architectura. </s>
                <s id="id.000352">Et quid obeſt dicere hanc eſſe
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                Philoſophiam? </s>
                <s id="id.000353">cum Philoſophia ſit cognitio omnium artium & re­
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                rum tam diuinarum: quam humanarum cauſas, proprietates, effecta
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                conſideret. </s>
                <s id="id.000354">Atque hac diuiſa in ſuas partes, & partium particulas
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                vna ex his erit Mechanice. </s>
                <s id="id.000355">Quæ ad explicationem motuum violen­
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                torum, & admirabilium ſe habebit, vt Phyſica ad explicationem
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                motuum naturalium: & vt ſub hac Medicina, Agricultura, &
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                aliæ: ſic ſub illa ars fabrilis, Architectura, Sutoria, & omnes quæ
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                inſtrumentis artificioſis, induſtriiſque opus ſuum peragunt. </s>
                <s id="id.000356">quorum
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                omnium rationes & virium gradus in hac Mechanica tanquam
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                generali explicantur, vt poſtea cuique facile apparebit.
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                Cap. 3. lib.
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                de cuiuſque
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                animi pecc.
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                cognoſc. </s>
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                <s id="id.000359">Mechanice.]
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                In Græco Vecheli legitur hîc
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                :
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                vt etiam
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                in titulo huius capitis: ſed vtrobique legendum
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                quia ha­
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                ctenus in hoc proëmio non machina vna: ſed ars machinarum lau­
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                data eſt. </s>
                <s id="id.000360">Nec tamen definita, vt titulus pollicebatur. </s>
                <s id="id.000361">Definitur au­
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                tem ſic à Picolomino. </s>
                <s id="id.000362">Mechanice eſt ſcientia ex qua cauſæ & prin­
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                cipia ad quamplurimas artes ſellularias exhauriri poſſunt. </s>
                <s id="id.000363">Nos peni­
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                tius ipſius rei, quæ definitur naturam, & ad ea quæ cum dicta ſunt
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                ab Aristotele, quæque dicentur intuentes perfectiùs opinor, ſic de­
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                finiemus. </s>
                <s id="id.000364">Mechanice eſt ars ad ea quæ vires humanas ſuperant, tra­
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                hendum, impellendum, ferendum, machinarum fabricatrix. </s>
                <s id="id.000365">vel ſic
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                Mechanice eſt ars cogendi corpora quantum fieri poteſt vt contra
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                nutum ferantur. </s>
                <s id="id.000366">Hæc enim tota poſita eſt, vt ad vſum, delectatio­
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                némue hominum grauia ſurſum, leuia deorſum, tum vtraque in la­
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                tus, in orbem ſeorſim, atque per mixtim è loco in locum moueantur.
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