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# Title: Phoronomia, Sive De Viribus Et Motibus Corporum Solidorum Et Fluidorum Libri Duo (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 182)
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LVco Pararino Hydroltaricam publicis meis
ectionibus exponendam eligerem, tam ob ar
sumenti jucunditatem, quam ob ucilitatem non
contemnendam in Philolophia Naturali, cogitatio
Timul animum subiie, Forte non ab re futurum, si, quae audicori-
bus meis explicuissem, in publicum mieterem. In hoc dein-
ceps propoluto eo magis contirmatus tui tirmiusque persti-
ei, quo id magis amicis harum rerum intelligentibus probari
cognori.
Archimedes primus, quod constet, IIydrostaticae rudimen-
ea tradidie in luis De Insidentibus Llumido Libris, sed optima ab
ipso in Philo(ophiam Nacuralem sparla Pemina magno temporis
tractu sterilia jacuere, usque dum lagaci Calilaei ingenio fae-
cundata germinare inciperent. Frenim magnum hoc Philolo
phix lumen Archimedea principia non solum luculentius expo-
luic, explanarit, nonnullisque noris speculationibus auxit, led
etiam lingulare phaenomenon, ab aquilese tamen acceptum,
Philolophos docuit, non posse aquam in aneliis luctoriis ulera
Octodecim cubitorum alticudinem aetolli, et, quanquam reram
ejus rationem non assequutus esse videtur, de elegantissimo
eamen invento optime eAmeritus, cum hoc ejus phaenomenon,
seu oblerratio, non cantum tubi Torricelliani experimentum pe-
Pererit, led etiam occalio fuerit, qua HIrdrostaticae principia ad ac-
remiplum traducerentur. Nam Fuangelicta Torricellius Magni
DUCIS FICEPATIR EERDEN A NDT II. Mathematicus, de Gali-
laei in hoc munere successor, obserrationem illam actentamen-
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