Harriot, Thomas - Mss. 6784

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De infinitis. Ex ratione motus, temporis et
[Translation: On infinity. From the ratio of motion, time and ]

Vide Aristotle. lib. 6. tret. 23.
proclum de motu lib. 1. pro.
[Translation: See Aristotle, Book 6, Treatise 23.
Proclus, De motu, Book 1, Proposition 14.

1.
Moveatur A corpus
per

b c

spatium in
tempore

d e

atque sit
ille motus
[Translation: Let a body A be moved through a distance

b c

in a time

d e

and let that motion is uniform.

infinite

[Translation: infinite ]

[Translation: ]

[Translation: an ]

[Translation: a ]

aliquod
infinite

[Translation: infinite ]

minimum
eadem

[Translation: minimum in the same ]

Indivisibile
eadem

[Translation: An indivisble in the same ]

Indivisibile
sed non punctum
vel instans ut alia
ratione
[Translation: And indivisble but not a point or an instant that can be inferred from the other ]

2.
Moveatur A corpus per

b c

spatium
in tempore

\frac{d e}{2}

atque sit ille
motus
[Translation: Let a body A be moved through a distance

b c

in time

\frac{d e}{2}

and let that motion be uniform.

[Translation: an ]

[Translation: a ]

Indivisibile
eadem
[Translation: An indivisble in the same ]

Indivisibile quod
dimidium est
Indivisibilis ex
priori
[Translation: An indivisble whose half is indivisble by the previous ]

Ergo
[Translation: Therefore ]

Indivisibile quod
dimidium est
Indivisibilis ex
priori
[Translation: An indivisble whose half is indivisble by the previous ]

[Translation: a ]

Ergo punctum quod ponebatur esse
indivisbile, alia ratione inferetur
Divisibile, et sic in
[Translation: Therefore a point that can be supposed indivisble, is inferred from the other ratio to be divisible, and thus infinitely.

621 (311)	622 (311v)
623 (312)	624 (312v)
625 (313)	626 (313v)
627 (314)	628 (314v)
629 (315)	630 (315v)

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