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

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              erit in K, & illius Hemiſphærium QPO illuſtratur, educiturque vapor per
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              lineam KP, aliaſque à centro K ductas; vnde prædictus vapor longiùs
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              recedit à terra, ac proinde vbi Luna, orbe peracto, redit in K, licèt non
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              modica illius portio infra dirimentem deſcenderit, minor tamen quàm an­
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              te; quia versùs terram longè majus ſpatium decurrendum fuit: hæc au­
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              tem in terram circumquaque gravitat quidem, ſed minùs; vnde minor
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              preſſio; igitur minor æſtus. </s>
              <s id="s.001314">At verò poſita Luna in Quadraturis M & R,
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              ſuppono enim Solem in eodem loco; illuſtrantur Hemiſphæria GIF,
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              STV; vnde poſtquam Luna, peracto orbe, redit in M, aëris
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              tractus, cui admixtus eſt eductus humor, per MI, aliaſque ductas à centro
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              M, propior eſt Lunæ, quàm terræ; vnde in Lunam gravitat, & cùm Lu­
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              na tendat ab M in K, ad illum aëris tractum ipſa accedit; ac proinde ma­
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              ximam educti humoris partem colligit; immò Luna exiſtente in K, Sol fe­
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              rè lineæ AS reſpondet, vnde ille aëris tractus inter MK, cui eductus hu­
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              mor admixtus eſt, majori ex parte intra vmbram à Luna projectam jacet,
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              vnde ſtatim addenſatur humor, & in ipſam Lunam deſcendit: Idem dico
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              de Luna poſita in altera Quadratura R ; humor enim educitur per RT,
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              aliaſque rectas ex centro R directas; cùm autem Lunæ motus ſit ab R in
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              L, humor per RT eductus recedit ab vmbra projecta ab vtroque globo;
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              vnde parum omninò denſatur ; igitur etiam ſi terræ propior ſit, quàm Lu­
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              næ, non tamen inde gravitatio creſcit; igitur neque preſſio; igitur nec
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              æſtus: igitur inde conveniens; ni fallor, ratio redditur, cur plus humoris </s>
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