Guevara, Giovanni di, In Aristotelis mechanicas commentarii, 1627

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              guntur fricari, vnde non parum circumuolutio retardatur.
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              <s id="N14477">Secundo quia quæ minor eſt rota, ſicut pluries, quàm ma­
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              ior debet conuolui ad eleuandum, vel trahendum aliquod
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              pondus, ita pluries eſt illi ſuperanda huiuſmodi reſiſtentia,
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              ſeu impedimentum fricationis;
                <expan abbr="proindeq.">proindeque</expan>
              difficilius id præ­
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              ſtabit: ſicut è contra facilius, quæ maior eſt,
                <expan abbr="paucioribusq.">paucioribusque</expan>
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              circumuolutionibus indiget. </s>
              <s id="N1448C">Quo fit, vt ex quatuor rotis
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              curruum, duæ anteriores, vt quæ minores ſint, ac ſæpius cir­
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              cumuoluantur, ſæpius etiam indigeant vnctione, ac facilius
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              conterantur; vt Aurigis ſatis eſt notum. </s>
              <s id="N14495">Cum enim ſimul
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              eodem tempore æquale ſpatium percurrere debeant, ac ro­
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              tæ maiores, quod ipſis deeſt extentionis ad
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              ſe eidem ſpatio, compenſatur per multiplicationem, ac re­
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              petitionem circumuolutionis earum; non ſecus ac qui bre­
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              uiori, ſed frequentiori paſſu ſimul gradiuntur cum ijs, qui
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              longiori, ac tardiori. </s>
              <s id="N144A8">Vt dicitur de Iulo cum Aenea patre
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              apud Maronem. </s>
              <s id="N144AD">Dextræ ſe paruus Iulus implicuit,
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                turque</expan>
              patrem non p aſſibus æquis. </s>
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              <s id="N144B8">Quæſtio Decima.</s>
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              <s id="N144BD">C
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              vr facilius quando ſine pondere eſt, moue­
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              tur libra, quàm cùm pondus habet? </s>
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                <expan abbr="ſimiliq.">ſimilique</expan>
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              modo rota, & huiuſmodi quippiam, quod gra­
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              uius quidem eſt, maius autem minore, & le­
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              uiore? </s>
              <s id="N144D1">An quia non ſolum in contrarium,
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              quod graue eſt, ſed in obliquum etiam diffi­
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              culter mouetur? </s>
              <s id="N144D8">In contrarium enim ei, ad quod vergit onus,
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              mouere difficile eſt: quo autem vergit, eſt facilè: in obliquum
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              autem haud quaquam vergit.
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              <s id="N144E3">COMMENTARIVS.</s>
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              <s id="N144E9">Dvo in vnum collecta quærit hic Ariſtoteles, nempe
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              cur facilius moueatur tàm libra ponderibus vacua
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              reſpectu ſui ipſius cum pondera ſuſtinet; quàm ro-</s>
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