Borelli, Giovanni Alfonso - De motionibus naturalibus a gravitate pendentibus

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

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tionem, quæ in libero aere efficiebatur, ſit pars de
cimaquarta altitudinis aquæ ND. in hoc rerum ſta
tu digito, vel quolibet alio operculo claudatur fi
ſtulæ oſtium G hic iam ceſſat om

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ninò actio, & compreſſio ponderis
cylindri aquei NG, & tamen mer
curius in eodem ſigno fiſtulæ H
perſeuerat, igitur eodem modo
in aere occluſo oſtio G perſeue
rare, & retineri debet mercurius
ſubleuatus vſque ad F mediatè qui
dem à pondere aeris qui prius incum
bebat, ſed modo immediatè ab illa compreſſione, &
reſtrictione, quam produxerat pondus incumbentis
aeris SG. vnde conſtat quod mercurius in fiſtula ele
uari poteſt à pondere aeris ambientis, nec adductą
difficultas hanc ſententiam debilitat aut deſtruit.

Cap. 5. de ae
ris grauitate
æquilibrio,
ſtructura, &
vi elaterią
eius.

Hoc ratio
cinium cona
tur refellere
aduerſarius.

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