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

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            <subchap1 type="definition">
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                <s id="s.000385">DEFINITIONES</s>
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              <subchap2 type="definition">
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                  <s id="s.000386">1. Motus dicitur aequabilis, si mobile fera­
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                  tur per spatia, quae inter se sint ut
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                  tempora, quibus conficiuntur.</s>
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              <subchap2 type="definition">
                <p type="main">
                  <s id="s.000387">2. Impetus est vis, quia mobile est aptum progre­
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                  di absque actione gravitatis, aut cuiusvis al­
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                  terius rei.</s>
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            <subchap1 type="postulate">
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                <s id="s.000388">Petitio</s>
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              <subchap2 type="postulate">
                <p type="main">
                  <s id="s.000389">Impetus sunt ut spatia, quae eius virtute aequis
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                  temporibus permeantur.</s>
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            <subchap1 type="postulate">
              <p type="head">
                <s id="s.000390">Axiomata</s>
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              <subchap2 type="axiom">
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                  <s id="s.000391">1. Pares causae producunt pares effectus.</s>
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              <subchap2 type="axiom">
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                  <s id="s.000392">2. In effectu procedente a duabus causis, ablata eius
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                  portione proveniente ab una, reliquum erit
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                  portio proveniens ab altera.</s>
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