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

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              DIALOGVS QVARTVS.
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              In quo, de libratis ſuspenſiſque liquoribus
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              & Mercurio diſputatur.
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              <s id="s.001794">AMOENISSIMVM argumentum, quod tibi fortè
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              arrideat, Princeps Eminentiſſime hodierna die diſcutien­
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              dum ſuſcepi, vtinam feliciter, quod tuis auſpiciis futurum
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              ſpero, demonſtrandum. </s>
              <s id="s.001795">Antiquis omnino intactum fuit,
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              & paucis ex recentioribus compertum experimentum;
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              primùm caſu innotuit; at deinde ſtudio & arte, vltra
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              promotum & perfectum; in varias porrò partes itum eſt, ad illius cauſam
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              explorandam, quod vtrùm cuipiam pro votis ſucceſſerit, vix definine au­
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              ſim; ſed vt meliùs diſſertatione pareat, huic demus initium rejectis mutili­
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              bus præludiis, quæ & ad rem de qua agitur, parum aut nihil conferunt, &
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              tibi Cardinalis Eminentiſſime alioquin occupatiſſimo, nihil aliud niſi me­
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              rum tædium afferrent. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.001797"> Paraſti, vt video, dulciſſime Auguſtine, totam illam ſupelle­
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              ctilem, quæ ad ea, de quibus diſputare inſtituimus, experimenta pertinent;
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              video limpidiſſimam in vaſe aquam admotoſque canaliculos vitreos vtrim­
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              que pervios; video Mercurium in vaſe & longiorem fiſtulam vitream al­
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              tera parte clauſam; accipio vnum ex iſtis canaliculis, in ſuperficiem aquæ
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              immergo, humor ſtatim per canaliculum aſſurgit, ad digitalem ferè altitu­
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              dinem, vt vides. </s>
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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.001799"> Video quidem, ſed miror magis; canaliculum inclino, altiùs
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              humor aſcendit; & quod fortè mirabilius eſt, breviorem canaliculum aquæ
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              admoveo, ad tantam altitudinem minimè aſcendit; longiorem adhibeo
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              ejuſdem omnino baſis, altiùs humor aſcendit; alterum orificium admo­
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              to preſsè digito, claudo, non aſſurgit humor; digitum amoveo, illicò
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              aſſurgit. </s>
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              Chryſocom.
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              <s id="s.001801"> Dicerem, ab illo impetu aquam attolli, quo canaliculus
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              aquæ admovetur; ſed admoto canaliculo, cujus ſupremum orifi­
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              cium digito clauditur, & jam eo quieſcente, cùm nullus impetus
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              reſtet, amoto digito, humor illico aſſurgit; vnde neceſſario ſequi­
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              tur, minimè aſſurgere, propter impetum appulſus canaliculi: aliquis
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              fortè diceret, nonnihil rarefactionis accedere; ſed hoc totum inutile eſt;
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              cur enim aqua intra canaliculum potiùs rareſceret, quàm intra vas ipſum?
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              <s id="s.001802">deinde æquè frigida ac calida aſſurgit; item æquè vinum ac oleum, ſaltem.
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              <s id="s.001803">vt audio. </s>
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