Gassendi, Pierre, De proportione qua gravia decidentia accelerantur, 1646

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              tiorum, hebetiorumque, & adiumentorum, quibus
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              poſſunt ſubtiliora omnibus rebus antè perceptis per­
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              cipere; & ſine ſpe tamen, vt vnquam naturæ ſubtilita­
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              tem aſſequantur. </s>
              <s id="s.001518">Itaque, vt in hac diſtinctione hærea­
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              mus: tunc igitur erit finita diuiſio, ſeu
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              erit ad
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              eam diuiſionem, vltra
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              ſubdiuidere in duo dimidia
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              non liceat, cùm AS erit non Mathematicè quidem,
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              ſed Phyſicè tamen indiuiſibilis: atqui ſi AS ſit Phyſi­
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              cè indiuiſibilis: erit igitur & pars SD indiuiſibilis, tan­
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              quam ipſi AS æqualis? </s>
              <s id="s.001519">An ergo, ſi pars SD ſit in­
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              diuiſibilis Phyſicè, diſtingues in ea trientem, quadran­
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              tem, & cæteras Phyſicas parteis iis temporibus percur­
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              rendas, quæ menſuræ ſint conſequentium, hoc eſt ipſi
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              AD æqualium? </s>
              <s id="s.001520">Cùm non poſſis: vide quàm fruſtrà
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              eò confugeris, vt
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              ſtandum alicubi ſit, quòd diuiſio eſſe infi­
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              nita non poßit.
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              <s id="s.001521">Hanc iterùm difficultatem quaſi præſentiens, præ­
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              uenienſque,
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              quid ni,
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              inquis,
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              iam primùm in ea parte con­
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              ſiſtamus, ex qua totius motus accelerati ratio perfectè intelli­
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              gatur?
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              Dicere ergo vis, non eſſe exſpectandum, ad
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              hoc vt conſiſtamus, quovſque ad eam diuiſionem per­
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              uenerimus, ex qua partes AS, & SD ſint duo puncta
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              Phyſica, ſeu duæ Phyſicè indiuiſibiles partes: ſed in illa
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              ſtandum, in qua tam AS, quàm SD conſtent adhùc ex
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              tot Phyſicis partibus,
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              vt ex ijs ratio accelerati motus per­
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              fectè intelligatur.
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              <s id="s.001522"> At imprimis, ſi ita ſit, fruſtrà ergo
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              dicis alicubi ſtandum,
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              quòd diuiſio eſſe infinita non poßit:
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              cùm etiam diuiſione exſiſtente non infinita, progredi
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              adhûc vlteriùs liceat: atque idcircò vigent adhûc in­
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              commoda omnia, quæ obiecta ſunt: quandò poteſt </s>
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