Biancani, Giuseppe, Aristotelis loca mathematica, 1615

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              ſphæram in plana vlla reſoluere,
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              in alias plures ſuperficies, quia ſphæ­
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              ra ambitur vnica tantum ſuperficie ſphærica. </s>
              <s id="s.001442">quando verò ex planis corpo­
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              ra generant, vt facit Plato in Timæo, accipíunt primò triangulum æquila­
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              terum, & ex quatuor triangulis æquilateris ſimul compactis conficiunt py­
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              ramidem; & hoc modo alia ſolida à pluribus ſuperficiebus ambita conſti­
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              tuunt: verum hac ratione nullo modo poſſunt ſphæram componere, quia
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              vnica tantum,
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              ; ſphærica ſuperficie compræhenditur:
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              hoc pacto iſti
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              diuidentes, & componentes corpora fidem faciunt, ſphæram, cum ex nullis
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              componatur, ſolidorum eſſe primam.</s>
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              <s id="s.001445">Tex. 25.
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              (Est autem, & ſecundum numerorum ordinem aſſignantibus, ſic po­
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              nentibus rationabiliſſimam, circulum quidem ſecundum vnum; triangulum autem
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              ſecundum dualitatem, quoniam duo recti. </s>
              <s id="s.001446">ſi autem ſecundum triangulum, vnum.
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              <s id="s.001447">circulus non erit figura)
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              In ordine figurarum conueniens eſt, inquit, primam
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              facere circulum propter ſimpliciſsimam ipſius naturam, cum vnica, ac per­
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              fecta circulari linea comprehendatur:
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              verò ſecundam, quoniam
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              duo anguli recti, ideſt, quia triangulum habet tres angulos æquales duobus
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              rectis angulis; quod fusè explicatum eſt lib. 1. Priorum, ſecto 3. cap. 1. De­
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              mum ſi primum locum dederimus triangulo, nullus alius remanet pro cir­
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              culo, quod eſt inconueniens, ergo circulus prima figura erit.</s>
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              <s id="s.001450">Tex. 31.
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              (At verò, quod aquæ ſuperficies talis ſit, manifeſtum eſt hac ſuppoſi­
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              tione ſumpta, quod apta natura eſt ſemper confluere aqua ad magis concauum: ma­
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              gis autem concauum eſt, quod centro propinquius est. </s>
              <s id="s.001451">ducantur ergo ex centro A,
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              linea A B, & linea A C, & producatur, in qua B C,
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              ducta igitur ad baſim linea, in qua A D, minor eſt eis,
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              quæ ex centro. </s>
              <s id="s.001452">magis igitur concauus locus eſt, quare
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              influet aqua, donec
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              æquetur. </s>
              <s id="s.001453">æqualis eſt autem eis,
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              quæ ex centro linea A E, quare neceſſe eſt apud eas, quæ
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              ex centro, eſſe aquam, tunc enim quieſcet. </s>
              <s id="s.001454">linea autem,
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              quæ eas, quæ ex centro tangit, circularis eſt, ſphærica
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              igitur aquæ ſuperficies eſt, in qua B E C.)
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              toto hoc
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              textu lineari demonſtratione probat aquæ manen­
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              tis ſuperficiem eſſe ſphæricam: quæ demonſtratio
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              perſpicua euadit, ſi figura, quæ in codicibus tam
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              græcis, quam latinis,
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              etiam in commentarijs deſideratur, quemadmo­
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              dum fecimus, reſtituatur. </s>
              <s id="s.001455">ſit igitur in præcedenti figura A, centrum mundi,
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              ex quo educantur duæ rectæ lineæ æquales A B, A C, quæ deinde alia recta
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              B C, coniungantur. </s>
              <s id="s.001456">educatur
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              recta alia ex centro A, quæ pertingat
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              ad B C, quæ baſis eſt trianguli B A C, & producatur vlterius quantumlibet
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              in E. intelligatur demum circumferentia tranſire per puncta B, & C, quia
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              illæ duæ lineæ A B, A C, ſunt æquales, quæ circumferentia alteram A D, quæ
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              fuit protracta, ſecet in E. </s>
              <s id="s.001457">Iam ſic argumentatur: aqua natura ſua ſemper
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              defluit ad locum magis concauum, ideſt, ad loca centro A, terræ propin­
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              quiora, quale eſſet in figura locus D, reſpectu locorum B, & C, quia A D,
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              linea minor eſt ijs, quæ ex centro eductæ ſunt A B, A C. quapropter aqua
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              debet defluere ex B, ad D, vel ex C, ad idem D, donec pertingat ad E. qui
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              locus non eſt decliuior punctis B, & C. quare cum loca B, E, C, quæ ſunt </s>
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