Monantheuil, Henri de, Aristotelis Mechanica, 1599
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                non ſe expellant non erunt verè contraria: qualia tamen apparent ex
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                diſtantia & differentiis locorum ſurſum deorſum.
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                <s id="id.000473">Hæc autem ita.]
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                Similitudine comprobatur conuexum &
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                concauum contraria eſſe. </s>
                <s id="id.000474">Quemadmodum magnum & paruum con­
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                traria ſunt, quia diſtant, inter ſe per medium, quod eſt æquale, &
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                cum commutantur in inuicem neceſſe eſt prius æquale fieri: ſic con­
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                uexum & concauum contraria erunt, quia diſtant inter ſe per me­
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                dium, quod eſt rectum, & cum commutantur in inuicem prius re­
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                ctum etiam fieri neceſſum eſt. </s>
                <s id="id.000475">ſunt igitur conuexum & concauum
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                contraria. </s>
                <s id="id.000476">Sed & hic aſſumemus per eandem definitionem contra­
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                riorum ante poſitam, & ex ſententia Ariſtotelis in categ. Quanti­
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                tatis, magnum & paruum apparenter duntaxat eſſe contraria. </s>
                <s id="id.000478">Ap­
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                parenter dico vt illa priora, quia habent aliquid de definitione con­
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                trariorum, quod ſibi conueniat, ſcilicet diſtare inter ſe in eodem ge­
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                nere, & habere medium: ſed non vere tamen eſſe. </s>
                <s id="id.000479">Quia non habent
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                omnes prædictæ definitionis particulas ſibi conuenientes. </s>
                <s id="id.000480">Hæc
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                enim cum ſint in Relatis, vnum idemque non ex ſe dicitur magnum
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                aut paruum: ſed reſpectu alicuius, vt canis reſpectu elephantis paruus
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                eſt, at idem reſpectu muſcæ magnus eſt. </s>
                <s id="id.000481">Cœterum hic notandum eſt
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                reſpectum iſtum licet fieri poßit ad quodlibet obuium, cum tamen
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                hæc vocabula, magnum, paruum, ſimpliciter dicuntur, fieri ad ſym­
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                metrum ſui cuiuſque generis. </s>
                <s id="id.000482">Symmetrum appello, quod iuſtam ma­
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                gnitudinem in ſuo genere adeptum eſt. </s>
                <s id="id.000483">Et hoc eſt quod hic dicitur
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                æquale, medium ſcilicet inter
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                tanquam excedens, & paruum
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                tanquam deficiens, neutrobique igitur iuſtum. </s>
                <s id="id.000484">Vt eſto, quod aiunt
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                multi, iuſta hominis magnitudo ſex pedum. </s>
                <s id="id.000485">Qui igitur inter homi­
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                nes ſeptempedalis eſt, magnus: qui quintumpedalis, paruus ſimplici­
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                ter dicetur. </s>
                <s id="id.000486">Hinc intellige, vt id obiter annotem, quod apud Ariſto­
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                telem memini me legiſſe, nullam paruam mulierem pulchram eſſe,
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                quia, quod prima pars eſt pulchritudinis non habet, ſymmetrum ſui
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                generis.
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                <s id="id.000487">Atque vnum hoc eſt.]
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                Hic vt & alibi ſæpius
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                pro
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                  <foreign lang="el">qauma/sion</foreign>
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                ſumitur, id eſt igitur eſſe conuexum & concauum
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                in linea vnum eſt ex admirabilibus circuli.
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