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| (40) Nam cum adequatio corporis gravis non fiat per quantitatem, in quantum quantitas, sed per pondus, poterit ibi esse adequatio ponderis, cum non sit ibi adequatio quantitatis; et sic illa demonstratio est; apparens et non existens. | (40) For, since the equalising of a heavy body is not effected by its quantity, as quantity, but by its weight, there might be an equalising of weight where there was no equalising of quantity; and so the demonstration is apparent and not real. |