Galilei, Galileo, De Motu Antiquiora

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                  Verum, ut adhuc totum hoc negocium clarius explicetur, exemplum particulare in medium </s>
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                  <s id="id.1.2.6.10.01">Sit linea ab, super quam fit motus violentus ex a in ab, naturalis vero ex b in a; sit autem mobile c, cuius gravitas sit </s>
                  <s id="id.1.2.6.10.02">Oportet igitur, ad hoc ut mobile c sursum moveatur, ut in eo virtus motiva imprimatur maior quam sit illius gravitas: ab aequali enim virtute non moveretur; nam nec grave esset nec leve, cum sua gravitas aequaretur virtuti impressae, quae est </s>
                  <s id="id.1.2.6.10.03">Sit ergo virtus, quae c usque ad b impellere potest, 8: et quia virtus motiva, ut supra demonstravimus, continue remittitur,
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                  nec potest c movere nisi maior fuerit mobilis gravitate, patet quod, quando c erit in b, virtus impressa erit tanta </s>
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