Schott, Gaspar, Mechanica hydraulico-pneumatica. Pars I. Mechanicae Hydraulico-pnevmaticae Theoriam continet. , 1657

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              Ars vincit
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              Naturam
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              infontibus
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              producen­
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              dis.</s>
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              Pars I.
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              PROTHEORIA
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              PRIMA
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              De vi attractiva Corporum, ad vacuum vel
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              replendum, vel fugiendum: ſeu de primo Machi­
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              narum hydro-pnevmaticarum principio.
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                <expan abbr="Vacuũ">Vacuum</expan>
              Phi­
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              loſophorum
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              alij admit­
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              tunt, alij
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              respuunt.
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              <s>VAcuum appellat vulgus quodlibet vas, aut lo­
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              cum, in quo nullum cernunt viſibile corpus, etiamſi
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              aëre ſint plena. </s>
              <s>At Philoſophi
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              Vacuum
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              definiunt
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              locum
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              nullo repletum corpore.
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              <s>Hoc poſterius, quod
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              vacui
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              nomen meretur propriè, non tam inviſum Naturæ eſt viſum De­
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              mocrito, Leucippo, Epicuro, alijsque, vt eliminandum penitus
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              cenſuerint è rerum cenſu. </s>
              <s>Alij verò
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              Philoſophi cum
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              Stagyrita ſuo adeo Naturæ adverſum, adeo pernicioſum exiſti­
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              mant Vacuum, vt ad evitandum ipſum dicant, eandem
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                <expan abbr="nullũ">nullum</expan>
              non movere
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              , & omnia
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              vertere corpora,
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                <expan abbr="ipſaq́ue">ipſaque</expan>
              permiſcere elementa. </s>
              <s>Qui de hydraulicis,
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                ticisque</expan>
              tractant Machinis, vnanimi conſenſu fatentur omnes </s>
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              (ſi Lipſtorpium cum Carteſio ſuo excipias) vim attractivam,
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              quam in Machinis nonnullis apertiſſim è elucere videmus, aliun­
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              de non provenire, niſi quòd Aqua, & Aër, Naturæ obſecunda­
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              turi, accurrant tracti ſeu ſponte, ſeu invitè, vel ad replendum va­
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              cuum quod oderunt, vel ad impediendum quod timent. </s>
              <s>Vtra­
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              que igitur ſententia, & quæ vacuum recipit, & quæ rejicit, Hy­
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              draulicorum ac Pnevmaticorum Artificibus favet; ac proinde
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              ex vtrius que placitis vis attractiva prædicta eſt explicanda. </s>
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