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

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              triæ repugnat, vt circulus polygonum dicatur, nam omnes radij circuli
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              æquales ſunt, ſecus Polygoni; deinde Polygonum in plano moveri non
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              poteſt, niſi eius centrum modò aſcendat, modò deſcendat, vt patet; at
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              centrum circuli ab eadem linea plano, in quo volvitur parallela; nunquam
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              deſcendit; igitur circulus polygonum dici non poteſt. </s>
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              Chryſoc.
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              Cùm illa inæqualitatis proportio inaſſignabilis, ac ſuo modo
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              infinita, vt dicis, in minutis tantummodò primis, ſecundis, tertiis lo­
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              cum habeat, non verò in arcubus paulo majoribus, vt conſtat ex iis quæ
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              dixiſti, nihil ſanè obeſſe poteſt, ac proinde parum, aut nihil nobis curan­
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              da, qui ad illa inſenſibilia, in Phyſica præſertim, minimè attendimus. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.000632"> In digitalem rotam, ſi fortè trahatur à teſtudine, iſthæc opti­
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              mè quadrant, ſecus tamen in telluris globum, cujus ſingula minuta 5000.
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              pedes continent; & motus adeò velox eſt, vt habita tantùm ratione motus
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              orbis, quodlibet punctum circuli æquatoris, quolibet ſecundo minuto, vt
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              iam dixi ſuprà conficiat pedes 1250.circiter. </s>
              <s id="s.000633">Conſtat igitur de illa incre­
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              dibili motuum inæqualitate in partibus certè ſenſibilibus tum ſpatij, tum
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              mobilis, etiam in ſecundis & tertiis minutis, ſi terreſtris globus moveatur;
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              conſtat item maxima velocitas, quam ne quidem globi ex majoribus, vel
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              minoribus tormentis emiſſi adæquant. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.000635"> Quantus apparatus, Deus bone, contra Copernicanam hypo­
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              theſim; vereor tamen vt ſufficiat. </s>
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              Chryſoc.
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              <s id="s.000637"> Cave, Antime, ne tibi tritum illud occinamus,
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              parturient mon­
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              tes
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              ; tantò fortè apparatu terrere iſtos voluiſti, de me nihil dico, quia re­
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              verà tecum ſentio; aut fortè tam multis & variis initio nos fatigare, ſeu
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              potiùs obruere voluiſti, vt ſcilicet, ea quæ oppones minus alacriter retun­
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              damus; age igitur, nam præluſum ſatis; illos Oratores imitari mihi viſus es,
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              qui toti ſunt in exordiis; ita vt finito orationis exordio, ad aliud tranſeant
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              exordium, & ab hoc ſecundo ad aliud, & nunquam ad punctum, quod
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              probandum ſuſceperant, deſcendunt, proloqui duntaxat & magnifica ex­
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              ordia fabricare contenti. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.000639"> Ludis, Chryſocome, ſed profectò non impunè feres; nemo non
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              videt, ea quæ præmiſi, non eſſe exordia, ſed iacta principia, ex quibus de­
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              inde meum ratiocinium deducam; niſi enim hoc facerem, ingenuè di­
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              cam, ratiocinari non poſſem; Vt vt ſit, Galilæus veſter, Auguſtine, eo va­
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              lebat ingenio, in hac præſertim motuum doctrina, in qua, ne quid diſſi­
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              mulem, parem non habuit, immo neque hoc diſſimulabo, quam primus
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              ipſe invenit, vt tam audacter pronunciarit, ex dicta motuum terreſtris
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              globi inæqualitate, Oceani huc illuc excurſionem ſequi; & ſi fortè hoc
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              cum principiis ejuſdem doctrinæ non conſentit et, nunquam revera tanta
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              aſſeveratione hoc dixiſſet. </s>
              <s id="s.000640">Illius ergo major propoſitio vera eſt, ſcilicet
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              aquarum motum ſequi ex prædicta motuum inæqualitate, nec illius inge­
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              nium in hoc falli potuit, qui alios ferè omnes doctrinam motuum docuit;
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              erravit tamen in minore, in qua ſanè illius ingenium non deſidero, ſed
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              majorem diligentiam, nec non æſtus marini peritiam; itémque maiorem
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              fidem, peritiſſimis Naucleris adhibendam; optimè docuit ex dicta inæ-</s>
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