Biancani, Giuseppe, Aristotelis loca mathematica, 1615

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              elongentur, fit, vt quotidie magis ortum Solis anticipent, & citius mane au­
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              te Solem videantur. </s>
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                <expan abbr="ſicq́">ſicque</expan>
              ; tanto in dies citius, vt deinde media etiam nocte
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              oriantur; tum ante mediam noctem poſtea paulò ante occaſum Solis. </s>
              <s id="s.001925">de­
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              mum cum fuerint Soli oppoſita, occidente Sole oriantur, qui ortus dicitur
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              Veſpertinus, vel Acronicus. </s>
              <s id="s.001926">poſtea oriuntur ſemper in die ante Solis occa­
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              ſum, donec Sol ipſa iterum aſſequatur,
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              ; radijs ſuis offuſcet, quod eſt he­
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              liacè occidere; & mox cum ipſo Sole occumbant, quod Acronicè eſt occi­
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              dere. </s>
              <s id="s.001927">Totum porrò illud tempus, quo per diem oriuntur, non eorum ortui,
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              ſed occaſui deputatur, eò quod non cernuntur oriri, vt ſequenti loco expli­
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              cabitur. </s>
              <s id="s.001928">Quæ omnia adhibito Globo aſtronomico, in quo conſtellationes
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              omnes depictæ ſunt,
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              ; ad tui poli eleuationem conſtituto, appoſitoque
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              Sole ſuo loco in Zodiaco, qui paulatim per Zodiacum orientem verſus gra­
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              diatur, & interim diurno motu globus conuertatur, ad ſenſum manifeſta
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              apparebunt. </s>
              <s id="s.001929">In ſumma auctores intelligunt de ortu, qui mane fit ante So­
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              lem, quia tunc primum poſt diuturnas latebras incipit apparere. </s>
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                <expan abbr="nõ">non</expan>
              autem
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              intelligunt de ortu Acronico, quia ante hunc ortum videbatur noctu,
                <expan abbr="itaq;">itaque</expan>
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              ortu Acronico non fit noua apparitio; ideo de hoc non intelligunt. </s>
              <s id="s.001931">fit au­
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              tem ortus hic Orionis, heliacus, & matutinus, de quo Ariſt. hoc loco, & alij
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              auctores, noſtra hac tempeſtate paulò ante Solis ingreſſum in Cancrum, ſi­
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              ue ante ſolſtitium æſtiuum circa 22. Iunij.
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              <s id="s.001933">Eodem cap.
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              (Incertus autem, & moleſtus Orion eſſe videtur & occumbens, &
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              oriens, quia in tranſmutatione temporis accidit occaſus, & ortus, aſtate, aut hye­
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              me, & propter magnitudinem aſtri dierum ſit aliqua pluralitas)
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              hoc loco Vico­
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              mercatus ex ſententia aſtronomorum occaſum Orionis fieri autumni tem­
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              pore, Sole Scorpionem obſidente docet, quod & verba Ariſt. clarè ſignifi­
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              cant, cum dicat ortum ipſius fieri æſtate; in tranſmutatione verò temporis,
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              videlicet in autumno fieri occaſum. </s>
              <s id="s.001934">Porrò occaſus hic fieri incipit primum
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              mane oriente Sole,
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              ; occaſus coſmicus, quia dum Sol eſt in oriente,
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              Orion eſt in occidente, & infra orizontem cadit: deinde paulò ante Solis or­
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              tum, ſed tamen nocturno tempore, ita vt occaſus eius videri poſſit, donec
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              occidat parum poſt Solis occaſum, & tandem cum Sole ipſo heliacè euane­
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              ſcat. </s>
              <s id="s.001935">Scriptores autem ferè ſemper cum loquuntur de occaſu inerrantium
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              ſyderum, de eo, qui noctu videatur, intelligunt: ſicuti ortum intelligunt
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              eum, qui noctu fit,
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              ; videtur. </s>
              <s id="s.001936">affixa
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              ſydera per ſex fermè men­
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              ſes noctu oriuntur,
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              ; ea conſpicimus, & propterea totum illud tem­
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              pus, ortui ipſorum deputamus: Reliquum verò
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              , quo per diem oriun­
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              tur, & idcircò ortus illorum minimè apparet, nulla ratione ortui debuit
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              aſcribi: totum verò tempus, quo noctu occidunt, & occidere cernuntur, oc­
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              caſui illorum meritò attribuitur. </s>
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                <expan abbr="quemadmodũ">quemadmodum</expan>
              temporis illius initium,
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              quo primo de nocte apparere incipiunt, dicitur abſolutè ortus cuiuſuis ſy­
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              deris; ſic etiam initium temporis illius, quo primum per noctem ea occide­
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              re videmus, ſimpliciter occaſum appellamus.</s>
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              <s id="s.001940">Eodem cap.
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              (Eteſiæ autem flant post verſiones, & Canis ortum)
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              per verſio­
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              nes intelligit tropicos, quod & tropici etymon confirmat,
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              tropicus idem
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              valeat, ac conuerſiuus. </s>
              <s id="s.001941">circa Canis ortum eadem ſunt notanda, quæ ſupra
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              de ortu Orionis annotaui; intelligit enim eum Canis ortum, qui mane fiat </s>
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