Marci of Kronland, Johannes Marcus, De proportione motus figurarum recti linearum et circuli quadratura ex motu, 1648

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              verùm partium unio
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              reſiſtit & diviſioni, & vectis de­
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              preſſioni. </s>
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              De Contrafiſſurâ.
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              <s>Contrafiſſura eſt rima, ſeu fractura cranij in parte à percuſ­
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              ſione ſeu plagâ diſlante: quam Hippoc: propterea, quòd
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              ægrum & Medicum
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              latens in perniciem adducat,
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                <foreign lang="grc">ξυμφεζαν</foreign>
              ſeu infortunium vocat. </s>
              <s>Alij reſonitum; quòd opi­
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              nentur ab ictu reſultum fieri in illam partem. </s>
              <s>Diſſident verò
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              à ſe: quòd alij non niſi in parte oppoſitâ rimam agi volunt:
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              alij hoc negant. </s>
              <s>Et licet in parte oppoſitâ, & à plagâ aliquo
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              modo diſtante fiſſuram admittant; non tamen excedere vo­
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              lunt os plagâ affectum. </s>
              <s>Ita Paulus Ægineta, Guido de Cauli­
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              aco, Vidus Vidius, & Fallopius. </s>
              <s>Probant ex uſu ſuturarum:
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              quas eo fine à naturâ factas dicunt; quò impetus plagæ in ijs
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              terminetur: ne noxa alias
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              partes attingat: quod quidem
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              erat futurum, ſi Cranium continuum
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              unioſſe factum fu­
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              iſſet. A ſuturâ verò impalſum ſiſti, manifeſtum in vitro, aut
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              ære rupto, deficiente in illam fiſſuram ſono: ita ergo in illis
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              iuncturis, quibus pectinatim os cranij coit, emori impulſum
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              volunt. </s>
              <s>Verùm hi imperiti videntur eorum, quæ circa im­
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              pulſum & motum fiunt. </s>
              <s>Nam globi ordine diſpoſiti,
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              tangentes minùs ſunt continui, quám cranium in illis ſuturis:
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              in quibus ſi quid ineſt humoris aut ſpiritûs, reliquo in oſſe hu­
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              mori & ſpiritui continuatur: & tamen à primo globo omnes
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              reliqui impulſum recipiunt: quid ergo obſtat, quò minùs
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              cranio percuſſo impetus á plagâ totum pervadat: Sonum
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              autem deficere cogunt partes á fiſſurâ inæqualiter prominen­
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              tes: dum in illâ vibratione partes oppoſitas tangunt: á </s>
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