Baliani, Giovanni Battista, De motv natvrali gravivm solidorvm et liqvidorvm

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              diversae speciei, in inaequali satis Mole, &
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              gravitate, per idem spatium, aequali tem­
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              pore, & motu, naturaliter descendere, idque
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              ita uniformiter, ut repetitis experimentis mihi
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              plane constiterit, duos ex praedictis globis,
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              vel ferreos ambos, vel alterum lapideum
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              alterum plumbeum, eodem plane mo­
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              mento temporis dimissos sibi, per spatium
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              quinquaginta pedum, etiam si unus es­
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              set librae unius tantum, alter quinquagin­
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              ta, in indivisibili temporis momento, subje­
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              ctum solum ferire, ut unus tantum ambo­
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              rum ictus sensu perciperetur. </s>
              <s id="s.000008">Repetebam
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              animo sapientum esse pronunciatum, gravia
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              moveri naturali motu, secundum gravitatum
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              proportionem; Processi ulterius, & pericu­
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              lum feci, num forte iuxta eorum sententiam
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              contingeret, si corpora dimissa, eiusdem fere
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              essent molis, sed longe diversi ponderis, pu­
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              ta unum plumbeum, cereum alterum; & ex­
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              pertus sum in cereo aliquam longiorem mo­
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              ram in descensu, attamen longe infra propor­
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              tionem gravitatum, globus quippe ille ce­
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              reus, in data distantia quinquaginta pedum
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              descensus, uno circiter pede distabat a solo,</s>
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