Cardano, Geronimo, Opvs novvm de proportionibvs nvmerorvm, motvvm, pondervm, sonorvm, aliarvmqv'e rervm mensurandarum, non solùm geometrico more stabilitum, sed etiam uarijs experimentis & observationibus rerum in natura, solerti demonstratione illustratum, ad multiplices usus accommodatum, & in V libros digestum. Praeterea Artis Magnae, sive de regvlis algebraicis, liber vnvs abstrvsissimvs & inexhaustus planetotius Ariothmeticae thesaurus ... Item De Aliza Regvla Liber, hoc est, algebraicae logisticae suae, numeros recondita numerandi subtilitate, secundum Geometricas quantitates inquirentis ...

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              <s id="id003100">
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              ſo conueniunt, uterque etiam horum ſaporum parum mouet ſen­
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              ſum, & inter ſe ſunt quaſi ſimiles quod ditono accidit & ſemidito­
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              no, ſed & neuter horum cum pingui conuenit, neque ditonus aut ſe­
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              miditonus cum diapente congruit, diſcordat enim hęc compoſitio
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              non parum. </s>
              <s id="id003101">Rurſus & in hoc ſimiles ſunt quod diateſſaron cum di­
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              tono & ſemiditono plurimum conuenit, ita & inſipidum, & aſtrin­
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              gens cum ſalſo bellè
                <expan abbr="cõueniunt">conueniunt</expan>
              . </s>
              <s id="id003102">Diateſſaron enim cum ditono ſex­
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              tam efficit maiorem, & cum ſemiditono minorem quę utrique conſo
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              nant, non tamen plus ſuaues per ſe ſunt, quòd dulci & pingui care­
                <lb/>
              ant, ut nec ſexta maior aut minor, q̊d neque diapaſon perficiant neque
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              diapente: Acris
                <expan abbr="autẽ">autem</expan>
              ſapor ſexta maiori ſimilis eſt, acidus minori:
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              mutuo conueniunt cum inſipido acris, & cum aſtringente acidus,
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              quemadmodum & ſexta maior cum ſemiditono, & minor cum di­
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              tono copulatur perficientes diapaſon: ſed minus ſuauem, quia ab­
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              eſt diapente ibi, quia abeſt pingue: auſterum uero cum acri mode­
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              rato conuenit, propterea bene uterque cum inſipido iungitur, unde
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              illud Epigrammatici:</s>
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              <s id="id003103">Vt ſapiant fatuæ fabrorum prandia betæ,
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              O quam ſæpe petet uina piperque coquus.</s>
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              <s id="id003104">Piper enim acre eſt, & uinum auſterum eſt. </s>
              <s id="id003105">Et iuſta querela Cicero­
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              nis in Epiſtolis familiaribus, qui à maluis fatetur ſe uictum, ut deci­
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              derit in lienteriam: conueniunt ambo hi ſapores
                <expan abbr="cũ">cum</expan>
              dulci & pingui,
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              uelut & utraque ſexta maior & minor cum diapaſon & diapente, at
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              neuter cum ſalſo, nam neque diateſſaron cum ſextamaiore uel mino­
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              re iungi poteſt. </s>
              <s id="id003106">Amarus autem ſapor tono perſimilis eſt, diſſonus
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              enim per ſe eſt ſemper, & amarus perſe odioſus tonus origo eſt o­
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              mnium
                <expan abbr="conſonantiarũ">conſonantiarum</expan>
              , ita omnes fructus, ſeu dulces ſeu aſtringen­
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              tes, ſeu acidi, ſeu acres prius amari ſunt: tonus præterea nulla cum
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              conſonantia peius coit quàm cum diapaſo, ita neque amarus ſapor
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              infelicius iungitur quàm cum dulci, amarus quo que ſapor cum nul­
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              lo magis conuenit
                <expan abbr="quã">quam</expan>
              cum ſalſo, ita tonus additus diateſſaro, perfi
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              cit diapente dulciſsimam conſonantiam, ut multi oliuas benèſalſas
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              prætulerint faſianis: tantum conuenit ſalſo cum amaro, amarus,
                <lb/>
              quo que ſapor leuis non abhorret à pingui, deteriorem
                <expan abbr="tamẽ">tamen</expan>
              aliquan
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              to efficit, ut intortis ex abſynthio ouis & caſeo, atque in uitibus in
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              quibus coma abſynthij in cocta fuit parum, degenerat tamen ſapor
                <lb/>
              ille à pingui: ita tono addito ad diapente fit ſexta maior, non adeò
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              ſuauis ut diapente, at tamen
                <expan abbr="nõ">non</expan>
              prorſus inſuauis. </s>
              <s id="id003107">Similiter ſi tonus
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              addatur ad ſemiditonum aut ad ditonum ex altero fit diateſſaron,
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              qui non concordat ex reliquo tritonus omnium aſperrimus. </s>
              <s id="id003108">Ergo
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              cum idem fiat coniuncto amaro cum inſipido, ac deterius
                <expan abbr="cũ">cum</expan>
              </s>
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