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""Foreword of G.A. Borelli to the Reader""; ""Contents""; ""Chapter 1: There Are Movements of Sublunary Bodies in a Fluid Environment, Which Nobody Dealt with so Far""; ""Chapter 2: On the Moments of Consistent and Fluid Heavy Bodies Floating in Fluids""; ""Supposition I""; ""Supposition II""; ""Supposition III""; ""Supposition IV""; ""Proposition I""; ""Proposition II""; ""Proposition III""; ""Proposition IV""; ""Proposition V""; ""Corollary I""; ""Corollary II""; ""Proposition VI""; ""Proposition VII""; ""Proposition VIII""; ""Proposition IX""; ""Proposition X""; ""Corollary""
""Proposition XI""""Proposition XII""; ""Chapter 3: Every Fluid Body Among Those Which Rest on the Surface of the Earth is Heavy and Exerts the Force of Its Gravity, E...""; ""Proposition XIII""; ""Proposition XIV""; ""Proposition XV""; ""Proposition XVI""; ""Proposition XVII""; ""Proposition XVIII""; ""Proposition XIX""; ""Proposition XX""; ""Proposition XXI""; ""Proposition XXII""; ""Proposition XXIII""; ""Proposition XXIV""; ""Proposition XXV""; ""Proposition XXVI""; ""Proposition XXVII""; ""Proposition XXVIII""; ""Proposition XXIX""; ""Proposition XXX""; ""Proposition XXXI""
""Proposition XXXII""""Proposition XXXIII""; ""Proposition XXXIV""; ""Proposition XXXV""; ""Proposition XXXVI""; ""Proposition XXXVII""; ""Chapter 4: There Is No Positive Lightness in the Nature of Things""; ""Proposition XXXVIII""; ""Proposition XXXIX""; ""Proposition XL""; ""Proposition XLI""; ""Proposition XLII""; ""Proposition XLIII""; ""Proposition XLIV""; ""Proposition XLV""; ""Proposition XLVI""; ""Proposition XLVII""; ""Proposition XLVIII""; ""Proposition XLIX""; ""Proposition L""; ""Proposition LI""; ""Proposition LII""; ""Proposition LIII""; ""Proposition LIV""; ""Supposition V""
""Chapter 5: On the Structure, the Gravity, the Equilibrium and the Elastic Force of Air""
This volume provides an introduction to Borelli’s theory on the movement of animals and describes his theory and scientific experiments relating to the natural movements of bodies in a fluid environment. It describes in great detail why and how bodies which present with different magnitudes, weights and shapes move at a greater or a smaller velocity in certain proportion in the fluid environment. Originally published in Italian in 1667, then translated into Latin in 1686, the text of this volume has now been translated into English, making the text accessible to a wide readership. This volume is the second of two volumes that contain the Introduction and physical-mathematical illustrations necessary to understand Giovanni Alfonso Borelli’s work On the Movement of Animals, the founding text of seventeenth century biomechanics. The first volume, entitled On the Force of Percussion, demonstrates the nature of the energy of percussion, its causes, properties and effects.