Fabri, Honoré, Tractatus physicus de motu locali, 1646

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              los omnes globos ita eſſe contiguos, vt mutuo contactu ſe inuicem tan­
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              gant; </s>
              <s id="N138DF">vel aliquod ſpatium inter ſingulos intercipi; </s>
              <s id="N138E3">ſi primum, produci­
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              tur impetus à potentia motrice in omnibus, ſi ſufficiens eſt; </s>
              <s id="N138E9">non verò
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              vnus globus in alio, vt conſtat; </s>
              <s id="N138EF">ſicut duo pondera ſimul attollo, quorum
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              vnum alteri incumbit: </s>
              <s id="N138F5">ſi verò non ſe tangant, dico antequam A im­
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              pingatur in B, dum ſpatium illud interiectum percurrit, amittere aliquid
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              impetus: </s>
              <s id="N138FD">idem dico de B, & C, vnde ſi nihil impetus in eo primo motu
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              periret & linea directionis omnium centra perfectè connecteret; </s>
              <s id="N13903">ita vt
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              omnium ictus illi omnino ſine vlla deflexione reſponderent; </s>
              <s id="N13909">haud du­
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              biè non poſſent eſſe tot globi, quin poſſet alius addi, qui ab vltimo
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              pelleretur; </s>
              <s id="N13911">ſed vix illa omnia de quibus ſuprà poſſunt obſeruari; </s>
              <s id="N13915">Hinc
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              tamen facilè vna pars aëris aliam pellit, quod diſtinctè videmus in
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              aqua; ſed de his aliàs, ſufficiat modò propoſitam obiectionem inde
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              manere ſolutam. </s>
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              Theorema
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              61.
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              Globus maior impactus in minorem imprimit illi intenſiorem impetum, &
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              velociorem motum per Th.
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              48.
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              &
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              47. Nec eſt quod aliqui opponant Prin­
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              cipium illud mechanicum; </s>
              <s id="N13942">id eſt, nullum corpus poſſe maiorem veloci­
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              tatis gradum alteri corpori imprimere; </s>
              <s id="N13948">eo ſcilicet gradu, quem ipſum
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              habet; </s>
              <s id="N1394E">nec enim inuenio Principium illud apud eos Mechanicos, qui
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              mechanica momenta ſuarum demonſtrationum momentis confirmant;
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              quî porro fieri poteſt, vt principium illud admittatur, quod manifeſtæ
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              experientiæ repugnat? </s>
              <s id="N13958">Quis enim non vidit vel maius ſaxum in aliud
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              etiam tardo motu impactum maiorem motum, & impetum imprimere? </s>
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              quis non vidit maiores illas onerarias naues etiam pigro, & tardo motu
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              labentes maximum impetum minori occurrenti cymbæ etiam impri­
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              mere? </s>
              <s id="N13965">Rationem habes in Th. 47. ſed dices; </s>
              <s id="N13969">igitur aliquis velocitatis
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              gradus nullam habet cauſam; igitur eſt à nihilo, quod dici non poteſt. </s>
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              Reſpondeo, plures partes impetus non produci in minore globo, quàm
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              ſint in maiore; </s>
              <s id="N13976">igitur nulla pars eſt impetus minoris globi, quæ ſui
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              cauſam ſufficientem non habeat; </s>
              <s id="N1397C">ſed cum partes impetus maioris globi
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              diſtribuantur pluribus partibus ſubiecti, faciunt remiſſum impetum, igi­
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              tur & tardum; </s>
              <s id="N13984">cum ſcilicet impetus vnius partis non iuuet motum alte­
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              rius per Th. 37. at verò cum partes impetus producti in minore globo
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              diſtribuantur paucioribus partibus ſubiecti, faciunt intenſiorem im­
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              petum; igitur velociorem motum, quippe omnes producuntur ab
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              omnibus illis actione communi per Ax. 17. num. </s>
              <s id="N13990">1. quid clarius. </s>
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              Theorema
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              62.
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              Globus minor imprimit maiori remiſſiorem impetum & tardiorem motum
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              & æqualis, æquali æqualem
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              ; hæc omnia probantur per Th. 60. & præ-,
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              cedentia. </s>
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