Delfino, Federico, De fluxu et refluxu aquae maris, 1559

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              FEDERICI DELPHINI,
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              ARTIVM, ET MEDICINAE
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              DOCTORIS,
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              mathematicarum diſciplinarum in celeberrimo gymnaſio
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              Patauino publici profeſſoris,
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              tractatus de FLVXV, & REFLVXV, ſeu cre­
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              mento, & decremento, aut acceſſu, & receſ­
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              ſu, & quiete falſa, ſeu motu inordi­
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              nato aquæ maris.
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              O autem, quod ſuperius promiſeram me dicturum
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              e huius mei tractatus de ſphæra, uidelicet de motu, &
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              quiete falſa aquæ maris ad motum primi mobilis; nunc re­
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              ſtat à me dicendum. </s>
              <s>& licet à præcedentibus magiſtris facta
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              fuerit tractatio motus, & quietis falſæ aquæ maris, uidelicet
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              fluxus, & refluxus, ſeu crementi, & decrementi eius; & in
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              tractatibus eorum includantur omnes cauſæ huiuſmodi mo
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              tus fluxus, & refluxus, ſeu crementi, & decrementi: quia
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              tamen non ſunt omnes ita manifeſte poſitæ in tractatibus
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              eorum; nec poſſunt ab omnibus legentibus tractatus eorum
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              ita bene elici ex dictis eorum: ideo ego Federicus Delphi­
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              nus, artium, & medicinæ, & mathematicarum diſciplina­
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              rum doctor, decreui in iſto meo tractatu eas diligenter & ſcri
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              bere, & bene, & clare exprimere: ut doctrina iſta fluxus, &
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              refluxus, ſeu crementi, & decrementi, & quietis falſæ, ſeu
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              motus inordinati aquæ maris, omnibus legentibus hunc
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              meum tractatum ſit manifeſtior. </s>
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              <s>Pro facili autem intelligentia horum duorum modorum
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              motus aquæ maris, ſequentium motum ſolis, & lunæ ad mo­
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              tum primi mobilis, eſt ſciendum, primo, quòd, ubicunque
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              ſit homo in terra, orizon eius, ſicut dictum eſt ſupra à me, </s>
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