Fabri, Honoré, Tractatus physicus de motu locali, 1646

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              teſt? </s>
              <s id="N114FE">quidquid ſit, fateor vltrò hanc hypotheſim in eo tantùm certitudi­
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              nis gradu eſſe reponendam, in quo reponitur hæc cognitio, quâ modo
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              cognoſco me ſcribere, manuſque, & calami motum obſeruo; </s>
              <s id="N11506">ſiue id tan­
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              tùm oculis fiat, ſiue intellectu ex oculis; quod aliàs diſcutiemus; ſi quis
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              fortè in Phyſica maiorem certitudinem poſtularet, cum eo certè conue­
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              nire non poſſum. </s>
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              <s id="N11512">Porrò quod ſpectat ad fallacias illas quæ ſupra adductæ ſunt; </s>
              <s id="N11516">certum
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              eſt vel obiectum eſſe remotius, quam par ſit; </s>
              <s id="N1151C">vel moueri celeriùs, vel
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              eſſe aliquod impedimentum interius; </s>
              <s id="N11522">præſertim in iis, qui ſeu vertigine,
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              vel alio capitis morbo laborant; ſed ne hîc opticum agere videar, harum
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              fallaciarum certiſſimas cauſas in ſuum locum remittimus. </s>
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              <s id="N1152C">Cæterùm licèt ad ſtatuendam, firmandamque hanc hypoteſim, Phy­
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              ſica experimenta rectè applicato ſenſu comprobata ſufficere poſſint;
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              non deſunt tamen rationes multæ à priori, vt vulgò aiunt, quibus euin­
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              citur, non modò quid ſit motus, verùm etiam propter quid ſit. </s>
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              <s id="N11538">Prima duci poteſt à fine motus; </s>
              <s id="N1153C">cum enim res creatæ vbique ſimul
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              eſſe non poſſint, certè, vt illo bono gaudeant, quo fortè carent, & vt
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              coniungantur ſuo fini, motu locali opus eſt; </s>
              <s id="N11544">ſitit equus, abeſt aqua,
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              certè, niſi vel hæc propinetur, vel ille accedat, ſitim leuare non pote­
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              rit; </s>
              <s id="N1154C">at neutrum ſine motu haberi poteſt: Lapis remouetur à ſuo centro,
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              à ſuo globo, à ſuo fine, vt ſeſe illi reſtituat, deorſum cadat neceſſe eſt. </s>
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              Itaque ad cum finem res omnes creatæ inſtitutæ ſunt, quem ſine motu
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              aſſequi non poſſunt; </s>
              <s id="N11559">igitur dari motum neceſſe eſt, vt res creatæ cum lo­
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              cum acquirant, in quo ſuo bono, ſuo fini, ſuæ perfectioni coniungan­
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              tur; vel ſaltem id muneris obeant, cui ab ipsâ naturâ deſtinantur. </s>
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              <s id="N11563">Secunda ratio ducitur à cauſa efficiente; niſi enim daretur motus,
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              fruſtrà daretur potentia motrix, tùm in animantibus, tùm in grauibus,
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              de quâ aliàs. </s>
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            <p id="N1156B" type="main">
              <s id="N1156D">Tertia petitur à cauſa formali; cum enim detur impetus, vt demon­
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              ſtrabimus infrà, neceſſe eſt dari motum. </s>
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              <s id="N11575">Quarta petitur à termino motus; </s>
              <s id="N11579">cum enim globus proiectus ſit in
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              nouo loco in quo ante non erat; </s>
              <s id="N1157F">certè nouus locus qui ſuccedit alteri
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              relicto, eſt terminus motus citra miraculum; igitur ſi eſt nouus locus,
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              eſt quoque motus. </s>
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              <s id="N11589">Quinta ab vſu; nec enim ſine motu flueret aqua, caderet lapis, gyros
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              agerent aſtra, flaret ventus, volarent nubes, &c. </s>
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              <s id="N11590">Sexta ab ipſa Mechanica, quæ organa motui miniſtrat: </s>
              <s id="N11594">quis enim ne­
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              garet maius momentum eſſe cum maiori diſtantiâ coniunctum; </s>
              <s id="N1159A">ſi verò
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              maius momentum eſt, nunquid præualebit; igitur deorſum cadet, immò
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              ſeuerior Geometria, vt omittam Aſtronomiam, motum ſupponit, cum ex
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              fluxu ſeu motu puncti infinitas fere lineas deſcribat. </s>
              <s id="N115A4">Igitur certum eſt
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              dari motum localem. </s>
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              Hypotheſis II.
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              Datur quies, id eſt priuatio motus.
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              Hæc hypotheſis etiam certa eſt, </s>
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