Guevara, Giovanni di, In Aristotelis mechanicas commentarii, 1627

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              ram æmulando, vel eam comitando magnopere elucear,
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              nec minus ad ipſam vim præternaturaliter inferendam con­
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              ducat. </s>
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              <s id="N12277">Ad hanc igitur motionem artificioſam, ac præternatura­
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              lem vniuerſa facultas Mechaniça ordinatur, vt ſupra expli­
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              cuimus: quatenus mirabili ſuo magisterio rationabiliter per
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              cauſas procedendo, docet quo pacto grauia cuncta, aut le­
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              uia poſſint ſecundum omnem poſitionem moueri, & cuius
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              virtute, quauè proportione illius ad pondus; in qua diſtan­
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              tia,
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              adminiculis, machinis, & inſtrumentis, & id ge­
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              nus alia; quæ non parua ex parte conſtabunt ex is, quæ
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              Ariſtoteles vltra ſuperius allata, & à nobis expoſita, in ſe­
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              quentibus quæſtionibus tradit. </s>
              <s id="N12290">Cum alias exacta, & pe­
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              culiaris vniuſcuiuſque grauis, aut leuis prout artificiosè mo­
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              ueri debeat conſideratio, ad diſtinctas Mechanicæ facul­
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              tatis partes iam enumeratas, quas ipſe Philoſophus non eſt
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              aggreſſus; quippe qui vniuerſalia duntaxat principia huius
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              admirabilis diſciplinę in hac prima parte afferre ſtatuerit,
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              cauſas poſtea in ſecunda parte allaturus eorum, quæ in ſe­
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              quentibus quæſtionibus proponuntur ad maiorem explica­
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              tionem, & applicationem eorundem principiorum, ex qui­
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              bus aliæ infinitæ penè concluſiones poſſunt deduci. </s>
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              <s id="N122A7">Sed illud hic ſummopere animaduertendum putauimus
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              , quem iure inter huius diſciplinæ parentes opti­
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              mos literæ omnes maxima cum laude commemorant, non
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              diuerſa ab ijs, quę Ariſtoteles tradidit principia aſſumpſiſſe,
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              ac in ſuis de æqueponderantibus libris protuliſſe, vt falsò
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              nonnulli comminiſcuntur; quin imò tradita ab ipſo Philoſo­
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              pho ſuppoſuiſſe, & amplius, ad particularia deſcendendo,
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              extendiſſe, ac planiora reddidiſſe, vt ingenuè fatetur Guidus
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              Vbaldus in Præfatione primi de æqueponderantibus libri
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              Archimedis. </s>
              <s id="N122C3">Ariſtoteles enim (vt vel vno vtar exem­
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              plo) loquendo de motione circulati, ad quam reducuntur
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              penè omnes motiones, quæ mechanicis inſtrumentis, atque
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              artibus fiunt, præſtantiſsimum illud conſtituit principium,
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              quæ ſunt in maiori à centro diſtantia, maiorem quoque ha­</s>
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