fitum, quàm in altero , geminatio accidit , quia non habet confimilem fitum , & fi vna alteri fupponeretur, non refponderent partes vnius dexterz, v. g. par-. | tibus dextris alterius; vnde non identificarentur ; nec que cffent ineadems | parti oculi repréfentarent eandem obie&i partem; & propterea… … diffuniliter fpeciem ad. oculos 1 mittit, nàm fpecies pun&i A, in oculo D, erit ad finiftram cestri pupilla ; | in oculo veró C, erit ad dextram... | | ] Quando pariter alterum oculorum digito furfum , aut deorfum compri- | mimus , fit ; vt ille aliquantulum à loco fuo naturali , & confimili fitui…
Aristotle · Mathematics, Greek · Mathematics -- Early works to 1800
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