Monantheuil, Henri de, Aristotelis Mechanica, 1599

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                tuat: vel thoracis vt cum
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                femore, quia pedes rectà
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                ſub capite, aut ſaltem re­
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                ctius: quam ante collocat,
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                ſtationis magis eſt parti­
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                ceps. </s>
                <s id="id.002955">Ad ſurrectionem igi­
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                tur neceſſarij ſunt anguli
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                acuti facti vel à thorace
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                cum femoribus, vel à fe­
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                moribus cum tibijs, vt diagrammate
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                  <foreign lang="el">a b g d</foreign>
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                pro ſedente, &
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                  <foreign lang="el">e b
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                  g z</foreign>
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                pro ſurgente declaratur.
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                Et hinc patet quod ſi thorace cum femore, & femore cum tibia
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                ſimul anguli acuti fiant, facilius ſurgetur: & rurſus quantò an­
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                guli illi erunt acutiores: tantò facilius ſurgetur: ſicque ſurgunt
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                imbecilli, & conualeſcentes. </s>
                <s id="id.002957">Porrò ſurrectio è ſedente ad ſtandum
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                declarata eſt angulis acutis indigere: ſurrectionem è iacente etiam
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                indigere clarum eſt. </s>
                <s id="id.002958">Is enim qui iacet, vt ſurgat, & ſtet, quatuor
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                acutos efficit, utroque brachio & latere: thorace & cruribus: fe­
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                moribus & tibiis, vt ia­
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                ceat A B G D. </s>
                <s>vt ſur­
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                gat A B thorax bra­
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                chiorum in acutos con­
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                formatorum adminiculo
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                adducetur ad E B: ſic­
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                que E B G erit acutus
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                ex thorace & femoribus,
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                & G D tibia adducetur in G F: ſicque erit acutus B G F.
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                Cæterum ſeßio, de qua hîc Aristoteles, eſt propriè dicta, & hanc
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                Galenus cum ſecuritate eſſe dixit. </s>
                <s id="id.002960">Et ea maximè vtuntur, qui ſe­
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                dentarias artes exercent. </s>
                <s id="id.002961">At tamen ſeßio latè ſumpta, fit ad angu­
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                los acutos, vt cum ſella humilior eſt tibijs ſedentis, & ad obtuſos
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                cum altior eſt. </s>
                <s id="id.002962">Vnde experientia notum eſt hominem quantò altius
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                ſedet, tantò facilius ſurgere, quod tamen videtur repugnare prædi­
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                ctis, cum obtuſi anguli longius ab ſint, etiam quam recti, ab acutis. </s>
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