Cardano, Geronimo, Opvs novvm de proportionibvs nvmerorvm, motvvm, pondervm, sonorvm, aliarvmqv'e rervm mensurandarum, non solùm geometrico more stabilitum, sed etiam uarijs experimentis & observationibus rerum in natura, solerti demonstratione illustratum, ad multiplices usus accommodatum, & in V libros digestum. Praeterea Artis Magnae, sive de regvlis algebraicis, liber vnvs abstrvsissimvs & inexhaustus planetotius Ariothmeticae thesaurus ... Item De Aliza Regvla Liber, hoc est, algebraicae logisticae suae, numeros recondita numerandi subtilitate, secundum Geometricas quantitates inquirentis ...

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              tendere, cum tamen tendat à dextro latere ſcilicet ab Oriente no­
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              uem partibus, ſeu decima parte unius recti in centro terræ, quæ eſt
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              quadrageſima totius ambitus cœli. </s>
              <s id="id001386">Statuatur centrum mundi a, &
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              b a c axis, ſecundum quam mouetur motu diurno, ita l a dextra exit
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              oriens, k a ſiniſtra occidens, & ſtatuatur d centrum terræ, ſeu ſuprà
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              ſeu infrà, non tamen in linea b c, ſed uel ſuprà in dextra parte, uel in­
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              frà in ſiniſtra, ita ut ducta linea per illud punctum arcus b g ſit no­
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              uem partium. </s>
              <s id="id001387">Conſtituta ergo acu in e puncto, ubi linea h ad g ſecat
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              peripheriam terrę dico, quod acus dirigetur per h g, & non per b c,
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              nam acus mouetur ad centrum per eam, & in eo ſitu tota dirigitur,
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              quia omnes partes grauis conſentiunt in motu principij grauitatis
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              ad centrum, hoc enim demonſtratum: nixus ergo eſt ut moueatur
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              per c d, & in eo nixu qui eſt quies cuſtodit lineam axis, quæ eſt a b,
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              ut quieſcat, ergo non quieſcet, niſi in linea d g, quod erat demon­
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              ſtrandum. </s>
              <s id="id001388">Quæ autem ſequuntur ex his corrolaria omnia concor­
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              dant cum experimentis. </s>
              <s id="id001389">Ergo hic ſermo eſt demonſtratiuus, ut e­
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              nim bene dixit Auerroes: Sermo demonſtratiuus ſatisfacit omni­
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              bus problematibus quæ
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              circa principale quæſitum. </s>
              <s id="id001390">Ex
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              hoc ergo patet, quod angulus diſtantia d ab a in latitudine eſt deci­
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              ma pars recti, et quod quanto magis diſtatin longitudine centrum
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              terræ à centro mundi, tanto etiam minus diſtatin latitudine. </s>
              <s id="id001391">Hæc
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              enim ſunt demonſtrata clarè in mathematicis. </s>
              <s id="id001392">Vnde fieri poſſet
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              quod hæc quantitas diſtantiæ eſſet res, per quam exigua etiam ſi
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              non eſſet maior quatuor digitis ſufficeret, modo etiam per ualde
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              paruum ſpatium diſtaret ab eodem in longitudine. </s>
              <s id="id001393">De cauſa au­
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              tem huius differentiæ aliâs dicendum erit, hic locus non eſt, ſed ſuf­
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              ficit ſcire quod ita ſit, quod ſi mobilis ſit punctus d, clarum eſt ali­
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              quando futurum ut minus diſtet g à b, aliquando ut ſit idem. </s>
              <s id="id001394">Et
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              qualiſcunque motus ſit, neceſſe eſt eam diſtantiam uariari.</s>
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              <s id="id001395">Propoſitio octuageſima quinta.</s>
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              <s id="id001396">Proportio ponderis unius grauis ad aliud ſub eadem menſura
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              eſt, ueluti eiuſdem ad differentiam ponderis uaſis repleti ex altero
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              graui, & ex ambobus detracto priore.</s>
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              <s id="id001399">Sit aurum a, & liquor b, quæ repleant uas c, &
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              pondus amborum ſit librarum quadraginta, &
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              uas repletum liquore ſolo ſit librarum xxix, au­
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              rum autem ſit ponderis librarum xij, igitur reli­
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              quum erit ponderis xxviij, differentia ergo ua­
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              ſis pleni, & non pleni liquore eſt libra una, pon­
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              dus auri eſt librarum duodecim: dico quod au­
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              ri pondus eſt duodecuplum ponderi liquoris, & </s>
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