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

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              Auguſtin.
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              <s id="s.000492"> Rectè, illud ſaltem commodi ex hac tua hypotheſi acci­
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              dit, quod primi orbis incolæ diem primum integrum habuerunt, Sol
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              nempe in ortiuo horizontis illorum limbo conditus fuit; id eſt, in ſemi­
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              circulo ortiuo magni Meridiani; & verò æquum fuit, vt Sol, qui pro­
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              pter hominem creatus eſt, noſtro huic primum hemiſphærio, in quo &
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              primus homo conditus, præfulgeret: ſed fortè nobilem coronam diutius
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              quam par eſſet detinemus; tuam illam, quam contra noſtram hypothe­
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              ſim adornaſti, diſputationem, in proximum congreſſum remittimus. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.000494"> Sit, vt voles, adero craſtina die, niſi tibi fortè grave ſit; multi
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              etiam ex nobiliſſimis auditoribus futurum congreſſum ſua præſentia ho­
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              neſtabunt. </s>
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              DIALOGVS SECVNDVS.
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              In quo valida contra Copernici hypotheſim
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              argumenta proponuntur.
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              <s id="s.000497">DVBIVM mihi non eſt, hanc diſputationem ineunti, quin
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              pleriſque fortè iam actum agere videar, CARDINALIS
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              EMINENTISSIMS, quotus enim quiſque invenitur, vel Philo­
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              ſophorum in tractatione de Corpore Cœleſti; vel Theologo­
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              rum in Opere ſex dierum enucleando;; vel ſacri Textus Interpretum, in
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              eorum locorum expoſitione, in quibus Terra ſtare, Sol & Aſtra
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              paſſim moveri dicuntur; vel denique Aſtronomorum, in mundi ſyſtema­
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              te definiendo, qui hanc partam non adornet, ſuam falcem in hanc meſ­
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              ſem non mittat, ac de miſero Copernico novos triumphos agere nolit.
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              <s id="s.000498">Scribimus indocti, doctique poëmata: quanquam, vt ingenuè dicam,
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              maxima illorum argumentorum pars, quibus nonnulli præfatam Coper­
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              nici opinionem petierunt, non parum laudis & plauſus eidem concilia­
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              vit; ita enim ab illius defenſoribus rejecta fuere, vt ſolutionis, ſeu re­
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              ſponſionis facilitas quaſi ad inſtar novæ demonſtrationis novum ſplendo­
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              re in eidem ſententia conciliârit, illud ſanè commune eſt præliis etiam li­
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              terariis, vt quiſquis hoſtem malè aggreſſus eſt, & in caſſum adortus,
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              pro ſemivicto habentur; ne igitur eundem errorem admittam, illa dum­
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              taxat adducam, quæ ſi non fortè hoſtem omninò conficere, plurimùm
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              tamen labefactare videntur; tuum erit, Eminentiſſime, qui perſpica­
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              ciſſima ingenij acie vales, quam nihil quantumvis arduum, vel abſtru­
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              ſum effugiat, ſi non de integra victoria, de potioribus ſaltem partibus à
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              nobis in hac cauſa, vt benè ſpero, referendis, judicare, necnon æquiſſi­
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              mam ferre ſententiam. </s>
              <s id="s.000499">Sed initium diſſertationi demus. </s>
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