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

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              vt noſtræ hypotheſi hoc argumentum à marino æſtu petitum non prodeſt,
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              ita nec obeſt: iam ſumus ergo pares. </s>
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              Antim.
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              <s id="s.000508"> Merum effugium eſt; cùm ſit vera & realis, vt aiunt, motus
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              inæqualitas; & vt ad tuam figuram veniam. </s>
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              <s id="s.000509">Punctum E longè velociùs movetur, quàm F ; nam E in Ortum fertur,
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              vtroque motu, centri ſcilicet atque orbis, cùm tamen F toto quidem motu
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              centri feratur in Ortum, ſed cum toto motu orbis feratur in Occaſum, ex
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              vtriuſque motus maxima oppoſitione, motus ex vtroque mixtus maximè
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              retardatur, vt ex certiſſimis doctrinæ motuum principiis liquidò conſtat.
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              <s id="s.000510">Prætereà non tantùm aquarum excurſio ex dicta motus inæqualitate ſeque­
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              retur, verùm etiam alia, quæ facilè cadere poſſent, reverà caderent, ſive in
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              Ortum in maxima retardatione, ſive in maxima acceleratione versùs Occa­
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              ſum; & ad hoc eadem facit analogia tranantis cymbæ; vbi enim hæc ad li­
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              tus appellitur, homines parum cauti, qui in illa ſunt, non versùs puppim re­
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              pelluntur à littore, ſed versùs proram proni ruunt; cymba enim retinet
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              fixa veſtigia, dum interim impetus ante impreſſus reliquum corpus an­
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              trorſum agit; in quo etiam aliquam rationem vectis obſervo, hinc quo
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              altiores ſunt homines, in dicto caſu, faciliùs ruunt; quia vectis longior
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              eſt; ſed Auguſtine, hoc minimè fieri videmus. </s>
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              Chryſocomus.
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              <s id="s.000512"> Hoc tuum argumentum, Antime, equidem ad homi­
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              nem, vt aiunt, maximi momenti eſt; nec video quonam pacto illi, qui
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              ex dicta inæqualitate motus, eiuſmodi aquarum excurſiones ſe qui volunt, </s>
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