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

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              dicta ampliarentur,
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              ſpatia occuparent,
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              quod repugnat experientiæ. </s>
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              Cap. 13 cau­
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              ſa rarefacti­
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              onis glaciei
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              affertur.</s>
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              <s id="s.002993">Cui reſpondere poſſumus, quòd particulæ minimę
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              ſpiritus vini, & mercúrij ſi reuera tubulos aereos
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              replent, tamen à feruentiſſimo frigore expelli, & ex­
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              cludi non poſſe videntur à prædictis cauitatibus, ſiuè
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              quia particulæ ſpiritus vini, & olei natiuo eorum ca­
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              lore ſemper mollitiem, & flexilitatem villulorum ae­
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              ris conſeruant, ſiue quia eorum particulæ ſunt adeò
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              exiguæ vt inter interſtitia eorumdem villulorum ſpi­
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              rarum aeris remanere queant, vel ſaltem impulſæ
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              facilè circumuolutione facta inter villulos regredi­
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              antur, & ſic capillitium illud perpetuò madefaciant,
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              proinde que numquam exinanitio tubulorum
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              in ſpiritu vini, oleo, vel mercurio
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              ; & ſic
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                quam</expan>
              poterit
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              moles ampliari, aut inflari ab in­
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              genti gradu frigoris, vt in aqua accidit. </s>
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              <s id="s.002994">Pręterea obijcere
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              poſſet, quod reuera ab ini
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              tio
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              aqua frigefit eius moles diminuitur
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                que</expan>
              ergo ſi à frigiditate villi interni
                <expan abbr="tubulorũ">tubulorum</expan>
                <expan abbr="aereorũ">aereorum</expan>
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              rigidi, & tenſi redduntur, & proindè aquam è cauita­
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              tibus illis expellunt, deberet in principio refrigera­
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              tionis totius aquæ moles augeri, quod eſt falſum. </s>
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              <s id="s.002995">Sed
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              poteſt quod ampliatio molis ipſius
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              aquæ nedum efficitur à prædicta expulſione particu­
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              larum aquæ, è tubulis aereis, ſed multò magis celeri­
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              us, & euidentiùs, à pręſentia, &
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              exhala­
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              tionum ignearum, quę ſuis ictibus ſeparant aquę ſoli­
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              das particulas; è contra dum aqua frigefit, diſcedunt, </s>
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