Borelli, Giovanni Alfonso, De motionibus naturalibus a gravitate pendentibus, 1670

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              VG multò magis aqua inſinuabitur infra aerem dila­
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              tando ſinum ampliorem ODAIR, & multò magis­
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              incuruabitur aeris ſuperficies EBD, tum à vi qua flui­
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              da ſe ſe connectunt conglobanturque, quotieſcum­
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              que in fluido ipſis hetherogeneo
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              acceſſu noui aeris expulſi à cauitate infima DAIRO.
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              <s id="s.000802">Poftquàm verò magis fiſtula deprimitur in ſitu val­
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              dè inclinato VH eadem ratione profluet aqua versùs
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              partem infimam, & omninò aerem ſeparabit, diuel­
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              letque à fundo vaſis, & proindè ſubintrabit ad oc­
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              cupandum ſpatium ODAICHR. </s>
              <s id="s.000803">Poſtremò perdu­
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              cta fiſtula ad inclinationem omnium maximam iņ
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              ſitu VK perpendiculari ad
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              aqua, quæ iam
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              inſinuata fuerat circa, & infra aerem tumefactum, &
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              contornatum EBDC,
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              omninò aerem à fundo,
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              & lateribus vaſis diuellet, & proindè multò magis
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              deſcenſus, & compreſſio aquæ ambientis per latera
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              vaſis, & aeris continuari poteſt; & vniuerſa hæc o­
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              peratio pendet, vt dictum eſt, non ab aere ſpontę
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              aſcendente, neque ab eius leuitate, ſed ab exceſſu
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              grauitatis fluidæ aquæ ambientis, quæ in vertigine
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              fiſtulæ neceſſariò ſeparat, atque diuellit aerem à la­
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              teribus, & fundo vaſis, & ſic via ſternitur commodiſ­
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              ſima, vt continuari, & proſequi preſſio aquæ poſſit,
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              vnde aer ſursùm expulſus continuare poteſt eius cur­
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              ſum, ſi, inquam, hoc obſeruatum, & adnotatum fuiſ­
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              ſet, proculdubiò ex mutatione figuræ planæ in tumi­
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              dam in aere aſcendente per aquam non deduxiſſet
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              prædictus author aeris leuitatem poſitiuam. </s>
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