Fabri, Honoré, Dialogi physici in quibus de motu terrae disputatur, 1665

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              accommodant v.g. ad explicandas huiuſmodi paſſiones planetarum, puta
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              Martis, nonnulli cum Ptolemæo Epicyclum poſuerunt, alij cum Tycone
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              circulum cuius centrum in Sole ſemper fixum eſſet; alij cum Copernico
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              orbem excentricum circa Solem immobilem in centro mundi; his autem
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              ſtatutis, ac definitis circulorum diametris; periodis, ſitu, &c. </s>
              <s id="s.000207">omnes ob­
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              ſervationes ad prædicta ſyſtemata, vt dixi, accommodant, licèt vt pluri­
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              mum, aliquæ parum congruant. </s>
              <s id="s.000208">Hinc non mirum, ſi fortè ſupponant, Mar­
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              tem pluribus gradibus retrogredi, quam re ipſa retrogrediatur. </s>
              <s id="s.000209">Sed iam ad
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              alia tua poſtulata gradum facio. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.000211"> Suſtine parumper, vnum exciderat, quod jam in mentem
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              venit; dixiſti enim paulò ante, ni fallor, Solem in Perigæo ſuum orbem
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              citiùs, in Apogæo tardiùs conficere; dies igitur noſtri ſunt inæquales. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.000213"> Novum profectò dictu non eſt; nempe in antiqua etiam hypo­
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              theſi Ptolemaica, ex duplici capite illa dierum inæqualitas petitur; primò
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              ex eo quod Sol in Apogæo excentrici in conſequentia versùs ortum videa­
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              tur tardiùs promoveri, contra verò velociùs in Perigæo ; igitur in Apogæo
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              citiùs orbem ſuum abſolvit, diurnum ſcilicet, ab ortu ad occaſum, tardiùs
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              verò in Perigæo: Igitur circa Solſtitium æſtivum, ex hoc capite ſunt bre­
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              viores, & circa brumale, longiores. </s>
              <s id="s.000214">Secundò ex aſcenſione recta & obli­
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              qua Eclipticæ, nempe æquali tempore major arcus aſcendit obliquæ, quàm
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              rectæ; Igitur Sol in Solſtitiis in quibus eſt aſcenſio recta, tardiùs, in Æqui­
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              noctiis, in quibus eſt obliqua velociùs orbem diurnum abſolvit. </s>
              <s id="s.000215">Sed his
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              rejectis, ex alio capite, prædictam inæqualitatem etiam duci poſſe dicimus;
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              ſcilicet ex inæqualibus circulis, ſeu ſpiris à Sole decurſis, cum eodem ſci­
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              licet velocitatis gradu; vnde reverà fit, vt Apogæus majorem, & tardiùs,
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              Perigæus verò breviorem & citiùs orbem decurrat; Vellem, vt fideli fune­
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              pendulo inæqualitatem illam probares, numerato ſcilicet vibrationum nu­
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              mero, idque ſub initium Iulij & Ianuarij: Tunc enim eſt aliqua, etiam for­
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              tè ſenſibilis circulorum in æqualitas, igitur & dierum; & plures vibratio­
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              nes numerantur intra ſpatium ſemihoræ ſub initium Iulij, Sole in Apogæo
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              exiſtente, quàm ſub initium Ianuarij, quo tempore Sol in Perigæo ver­
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              ſatur; & his vibrationibus, crede mihi, aliquam differentiam invenires,
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              minimam certè, at, niſi ſallor, ſenſibilem. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.000217"> Si hæc cum veritate conſentiant, nullus dubitat, quin Aſtro­
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              nomos plurimùm tibi obſtrinxeris, ſed antequam meis poſtulatis facias
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              ſatis, ſi tibi grave non eſſet, vellem, vt rude ſaltem tui ſyſtematis Solaris
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              ſchema mihi exhiberes. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.000219"> Prolixior reverà eſſem, ſi rem hanc, vt par eſt, explicandam
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              ſuſciperem; ſed quandoquidem rudiorem dumtaxat delineationem fla­
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              gitas, eò libentiùs tibi morem geram. </s>
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