Monantheuil, Henri de, Aristotelis Mechanica, 1599

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                ſumi pro inclinatione: ſed pro crurum
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                  <expan abbr="lõgitudine">longitudine</expan>
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                <s id="id.001709">hæc autem figura hac cir­
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                culorum concentricorum & à cen­
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                tris angulorum illuſtrantur.
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                <s id="id.001710">Nutum habet.]
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                Nutus
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                vis eſt cuiuſque impreſſa à Deo &
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                natura, qua in loco ſuo naturali quieſ­
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                cit, & volenti ab eo diſpellere, reſiſtit.
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                <s id="id.001711">vnde
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                  <foreign lang="el">a)nteirisis</foreign>
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                renixus. </s>
                <s id="id.001712">Extra locum verò ad eum per breuißi­
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                mam viam mouetur. </s>
                <s id="id.001713">Deus enim ne omnia in omnibus eſſent, vni­
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                cuique ab initio proprium locum tribuit, in quo & circa quem con­
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                globatur, & ibi hæret. </s>
                <s id="id.001714">Hinc etiam ſingulæ partes ſuis totis natura
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                inhærent, & in ijs certum quendam ſitum habent, à quo remotæ ad
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                ipſum redeunt, vt in arcubus & balliſtis videre licet. </s>
                <s id="id.001715">Nutus autem
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                naturalis eſt: vel non naturalis: vel mixtus. </s>
                <s id="id.001716">Naturalis eſt is, quo res
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                quælibet natura ſua mouetur: aut
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                reſiſtit habita ratione loci
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                ſui naturalis, & ſitus ſuarum partium. </s>
                <s id="id.001717">Non naturalis eſt is, quo nec
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                ratione loci naturalis, nec ſitus partium mouetur, vt fortuitus vel
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                voluntarius. </s>
                <s id="id.001718">Ille vt ventorum, hic vt animalium. </s>
                <s id="id.001719">Mixtus parti­
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                ceps eſt vtriuſque. </s>
                <s id="id.001720">Nutus voluntarij mille ſunt modi
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                aliter, quam
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                voluntatis decreto determinabiles. </s>
                <s id="id.001721">At naturalis vnius tantum eſt
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                à loco non naturali ad naturalem. </s>
                <s id="id.001722">Hinc linea recta, quæ eſt à termi­
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                no à quo incipit moueri ad terminum in quo quieſcit, linea nutus,
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                & eadem in terminis contrarijs renixus dicitur, vt ſi ab eo in quo
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                quieſcit aliena vis ad alium moueret: linea verò ipſam ſecans ad an­
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                gulos inæquales eſt linea obliqui nutus, vel renixus: & ſecans ad
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                rectos nec ad nutum eſt, nec ad renixum. </s>
                <s id="id.001723">Nunc igitur hoc cum ve­
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                rum eſſe experiamur, & ratio conuincat, quantò quodque remotius
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                eſt à loco, in quo naturaliter quieſceret, tantò ad eum magis conari,
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                remotioris maior erit nutus. </s>
                <s id="id.001724">In peripheria maiori punctum A re­
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                motius puncto D. </s>
                <s id="id.001725">Magis igitur nutat. </s>
                <s id="id.001726">Eſt enim linea A C maior
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                quam D E vt ex ſimilibus triangulis A B C, D B E demonſtrari
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                facile poteſt. </s>
                <s id="id.001727">Et ſic angulus ad angulum nutare dicitur, cum in an­
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                gulorum æqualitate crurum eſt inæqualitas.
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                <s id="id.001728">Et eſt vt diameter.]
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                Hæc analogia antea à nobis demonſtra­
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                ra eſt. </s>
                <s id="id.001729">Huc autem adducta confirmat in maioribus circulis maiorem
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