Guevara, Giovanni di, In Aristotelis mechanicas commentarii, 1627

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              tur quadrangulum rectangulum D K R C nempe ducen­
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              do lineam K R. paralellam, & æqualem ipſi D C. per pun­
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              ctum B, & claudendo ipſas K R & D C per lineas D K
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              & C R. </s>
              <s id="N119D6">Cum igitur motus naturalis cuiuſlibet lineæ dica­
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              tur ille, quo recta fertur verſus eam partem in quam tendit,
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              ſi linea A B ſtantis circuli deſcripti deorſum tenderet ſim­
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              plici motu naturali, abſque dubio rectè, ac perpendiculari­
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              ter tota ſimul caderet, & coincideret cum C R. </s>
              <s id="N119E4">Quoniam
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              vero non poteſt ita ferri ſimplici motu naturali, eò quod al­
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              terum eius extremum detineatur in centro, illæ partes ip­
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              ſius dicentur magis participare de motu naturali, quæ re­
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              ctius tendunt in ipſam C R; hoc eſt per lineam magis appro­
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              pinquantem ad perpendiculum; ſicut è contrà illæ dicentur
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              magis detrahi à motu naturali, quæ magis incuruantur ten­
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              dendo verſus lineam C D. </s>
              <s id="N119F6">Itaque progreſſas perpendicu­
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              laris verſus C R erit motus naturalis, verſus autem C D erit
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              præternaturalis Quod certè videtur ſupponere Ariſtoteles.
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              <s id="N119FF">Nunc autem ſic procedit ad oſtenden lum propoſitum,
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              nempè partem diametri propinquiorem centro, vt A M </s>
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