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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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DE VIRIBOS ET MIOTTBOS CORPOROM. L 1B. II. 205
digit. subsistebat, idcirco altitudo montis calculo nostro elicita 17.
circiter pedibus deticit ab obserrata 1070. Pedum, sed haec disse-
rentia forte inde renit, quod cum Mariocto poluimus in alticudi-
ne 63. pedum arsentum rirum una linca deticere à Mercurio baro-
metri in horizonte ad 28. digitos sublato. Verum s altitudinem in
qua Mercurius una linea in barometro decrescit, vel uno tantum
Dede major Aat, scilicet 64. Pedum, calculus, juxta Canonem supe-
riorem subductus, praebebit altitudinem Montis 206935, adcoucuni-
Ca 95 ma pedis ab obserrata altitudine deficiat.
37L. CI. MariOItuS, etsi hrpothesin quod densitates aeris riribus
comprimentibus proportionales sint, Cuam fecit, atque logarithmico
calculo altitudines locorum ex argenti riri differentiis eliciendas
centuit, incalculo suo, eidem exemplo paragraphi praecedentis apta-
to, logarithmis tamen non est utus, led Faciliori quidem, minus ex-
acto rero computo altitudinem montis elicuit 1080. Pedum, idque
sequenti ratione. Duoniam atmosphaerx prestio in loco intimo equi-
ralet 28. digitis Mercurii Ceu 336. lineis, totam atmosphaeram in
336. Partes aequiponderantes dirimit, quarum unaquae que unius li-
nea Mercurii graritationi aequipollet; sed harum aeris partium al-
titudines inaequales crune, adeo quidem, ut ea, quae dirisioni 168. Sc-
missi ipsius 336. relpondet, duplo altior seu major Futura sIc quam
intima alticudo 63. Ded. primae Mercurii lineae rertus horizontem
conveniens, atque adeo sic F26. Dedum; alticudinum seu partium
atmolphaerae differentias, sinsulis Mercurii lineis homologas, Turlum
crelcere Ansit in arithmetica progrestione, quam d geometrica, juxta
quam incrementa partium heri recte judicat, perparum abludere ar-
bitratur; idcirco diridendo 63. per 168, secundae atmolphaere di-
rilionis incrementum supea. primam horizonti proximam reperit , So
e ducendo 63. in 16i, invenit 1029. ped. pro alcitudine tocali, Peu
montis altitudine, si modo singulxe atmosphaerx dirisiones 16; lineis
Mercurii respondentes aequales extitissent, rerum quia crescunt in
provortione arithmetica, ideo omnia incrementa repertae altitudi-
ni 1029. Dedum adjicit; hunc in finem numerum 136. qui est aggrc-
satum omnium numerorum naturalis progrestionis L, 2, 3. ulque
ad 26. inclusire, ducit in 53, e productum 5r. ipsi exhibet Cum-
mam omnium incrementorum, atque adeo hic numerus 5T. alteri
2029. additus dedir summam 1080. exprimentem altitudinem mon-
tis quaesitam.
372. CI. Maraldus atmolphoeram itidem in 336. Partes aeguipon-
deran-