Titlebook: Borelli‘s On the Movement of Animals - On the Force of Percussion; Giovanni Alfonso Borelli Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Sw

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AORTA

Projectiles After Being Separated from Their Impeller Are Not Moved Forwards by the Fluid Environmessentially or what effect it provokes in nature. We observe that bodies which move, are impelled, sustain a blow from an external motor, not only are agitated by a movement while being connected to the moving body itself and are led by the latter as if it were by a hand, but, even after withdrawal o

断断续续

Projectiles Are Moved Forwards by a Virtue Impressed by the Throwing Subject, After They Are Separas some action or operation, must be necessarily produced by some cause, but not by nothing. This cause cannot be the action of the throwing subject while throwing and carrying the mobile, if this mobile is assumed to have left and to be separated from the throwing subject. Consequently, the projecti

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How the Impetus of the Throwing Subject Is Distributed and Transmitted in the Projectiles and Why Ionsider this kind of impression which is carried out by a blow and by the impulse of another body in movement. Moreover, although all solid bodies are somewhat compressible and elastic, as we will show later, and no absolutely hard bodies are found in nature, except the primary bodies from which all

Etymology

The Velocity Which Is Transmitted by the Blow to the Projected Body, by Its Nature, Is Distributed, be bodies which are deprived of elasticity and compression since at least the primary component bodies are of this nature. The proposition can be verified in them at least. Moreover, it is usual to attribute these qualities even to elastic bodies.

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AGONY

The Velocity Impressed in a Projectile Is Uniform by Its Nature, and Perpetually Durable, nature involves a passage or migration. Therefore, it is obvious that, if all the external causes impeding and slowing down this passage and movement are removed, the movement will last for ever, as long as the effect of any cause cannot by itself fail or soften without addition of opposite causes

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