Guevara, Giovanni di, In Aristotelis mechanicas commentarii, 1627

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              oppoſita, quæ eſt inferior, aſcendit, ac mouetur retrorſum ad
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              leuam. </s>
              <s id="N113EB">Quod ſi huiuſmodi poſitiones formaliter non con­
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              ſtituantur niſi in quadam relatione, ac reſpectu vnius partis ad
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              alteram, hoc parum refert, cum fundamentaliter ſemper im­
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              portent realem oppoſitionem, ac diuerſitatem loci, in quo
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              ipſe partes relatæ conſtituuntur, vel ad quem tendunt
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              ad terminum ſui motus. </s>
              <s id="N113FC">Quapropter idem Philoſophus ſu­
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              biungit ex hac contra­
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              rietate fieri, vt vnius
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              circuli motione, alij cir­
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              culi in contrarium mo­
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              ueantur. </s>
              <s id="N1140F">Vt ſi conſti­
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              tuatur circulus, qui pri­
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              mò moueri debeat in­
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              ter alios quaruor,
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              omnes denticulati,
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              quem admodum videre
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              eſt in horologijs,
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              ſimilibus machinis, vt
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              in hac figura: Nam pars
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              ſuperor medij circuli,
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              quæ deſcendit, impellit partem inferiorem ſuperioris circuli,
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              facitque eam aſcendere. </s>
              <s id="N11430">Et pars inferior eiuſdem medij cir­
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              culi, aſcendendo facit deſcendere partem ſuperiorem circuli
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              inferioris. </s>
              <s id="N11437">Deinde ſimiliter idem circulus medius dum dex­
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              trorſum mouetur, mouet circulum dexterum ſiniſtrorſum, &
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              ſiniſtrum dextrorſum. </s>
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              <s id="N11440">Eodem que modo ſe habet, ſubiungit Ariſtoteles, linea illa
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              quæ in vno extremo manens, altero circumlata, circulum
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              deſcribit; nempe ſemidiameter. </s>
              <s id="N11447">Quandoquidem contraria
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              ſimiliter admittit; nimirum primum & extremum ſimul; ſeu
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              principium ac terminum ſui motus in eodem loco. </s>
              <s id="N1144E">Ex quo
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              enim puncto incipit circunduci, ad idem poſtremo reuertitur
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              tanquam ad terminum ſui motus. </s>
              <s id="N11455">Et ſic
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              rurſus effici­
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              tur
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              . </s>
              <s id="N11462">Quapropter concludit: Non eſt inconueniens ex
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              ipſa ſemidiametro
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              ,
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                <expan abbr="pluriũ">plurium</expan>
              eſſe
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              . </s>
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