Guevara, Giovanni di, In Aristotelis mechanicas commentarii, 1627

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              ipſum trahere; quod eſt, eandem ſemper proportionem ad
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              inuicem ſeruare, vt beneficio trochlearum vel alterius inſtru­
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              menti. </s>
              <s id="N11659">Tunc enim dicimus primo, corpus ipſum mobile A
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              moueri motu quodam mixto ex duabus lationibus, nempe
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              qua appropinquatur ad B, & qua appropinquantur ad C.
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              <s id="N11662">Quia durante huiuſmodi motu, non datur inſtans in quo non
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              magis ipſum pondus A appropinquetur ad B, ac ſimul ad C.
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              <s id="N11669">Præterea dicimus, huiuſmodi motum neceſſariò eſſe rectum,
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              non verò circularem, ſeu pondus non niſi ſuper rectam tunc
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              ſemper moueri. </s>
              <s id="N11670">Etenim ſeruata eadem proportione, pon­
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              dus ipſum, & quælibet eius pars æqualiter vtrique mouenti in
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              æquali tempore deberet appropinquari: quia non eſſet maior
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              ratio cur magis aut citius appropinquaretur ad B, quàm ad C.
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              <s id="N1167B">At non poſſet æqualiter vtrique appropinquari, niſi feratur </s>
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