greate&longs;t Sen&longs;ations, as for in&longs;tance it would be, if we that feel the <lb/>
<arrow.to.target n="marg439"></arrow.to.target> <lb/>
re&longs;pirations of a gentle gale, &longs;hould not feel the impul&longs;e of a per&shy; <lb/>
petual winde that beateth upon us with a velocity that runs more <lb/>
than 2529 miles an hour, for &longs;o much is the &longs;pace that the centre <lb/>
of the Earth in its annual motion pa&longs;&longs;eth in an hour upon the cir&shy; <lb/>
cumference of the grand Orb, as he diligently calculates; and <lb/>
becau&longs;e, as he &longs;aith, by the judgment of <emph type="italics"/>Copernicus, Cum terra <lb/>
movetur circumpo&longs;itus a&euml;r, motus tamen ejus, velocior licet ac ra&shy; <lb/>
pidior celerrimo quocunque vento, &agrave; nohis non &longs;entiretur, &longs;ed &longs;um&shy; <lb/>
ma tum tranquilitas reputaretur, ni&longs;i alius motus accederet. </s><s>Quid <lb/>
e&longs;t ver&ograve; decipi &longs;en&longs;um, ni&longs;i h&aelig;c e&longs;&longs;et deceptio<emph.end type="italics"/>? [<emph type="italics"/>Which I make to <lb/>
&longs;peak to this &longs;en&longs;e.<emph.end type="italics"/>] The circumpo&longs;ed air is moved with the Earth, <lb/>
yet its motion, although more &longs;peedy and rapid than the &longs;wifte&longs;t <lb/>
wind what&longs;oever, would not be perceived by us, but then would <lb/>
be thought a great tranquillity, unle&longs;&longs;e &longs;ome other motion &longs;hould <lb/>
happen; what then is the deception of the &longs;en&longs;e, if this be <lb/>
not?</s></p>

<p type="margin"><s><margin.target id="marg439"></margin.target><emph type="italics"/>The annual mo&shy; <lb/>
tion of the Earth <lb/>
mu&longs;t cau&longs;e a per&shy; <lb/>
petual and &longs;trong <lb/>
winde.<emph.end type="italics"/></s></p>

<p type="main"><s>SALV. </s><s>It mu&longs;t needs be that this Philo&longs;opher thinketh, that <lb/>
that Earth which <emph type="italics"/>Copernicus<emph.end type="italics"/> maketh to turn round, together with <lb/>
the ambient air along the circumference of the great Orb, is not that <lb/>
whereon we inhabit, but &longs;ome other &longs;eparated from this; for that this <lb/>
of ours carrieth us al&longs;o along with it with the &longs;ame velocity, as al&shy; <lb/>
<arrow.to.target n="marg440"></arrow.to.target> <lb/>
&longs;o the circumjacent air: And what beating of the air can we feel, <lb/>
when we fly with equal &longs;peed from that which &longs;hould acco&longs;t us? <lb/>
</s><s>This Gentleman forgot, that we no le&longs;s than the Earth and air are <lb/>
carried about, and that con&longs;equently we are always touch'd by <lb/>
one and the &longs;ame part of the air, which yet doth not make us feel <lb/>
it.</s></p>

<p type="margin"><s><margin.target id="marg440"></margin.target><emph type="italics"/>The air alwayes <lb/>
touching us with <lb/>
the &longs;ame part of it <lb/>
cannot make us <lb/>
feel it.<emph.end type="italics"/></s></p>

<p type="main"><s>SIMP. </s><s>But I rather think that he did not &longs;o think; hear the <lb/>
words which immediately follow. <emph type="italics"/>Pr&aelig;terea nos quoque rotamur <lb/>
ex circumductione terr&aelig; &amp;c.<emph.end type="italics"/></s></p>

<p type="main"><s>SALV. </s><s>Now I can no longer help nor excu&longs;e him; do you <lb/>
plead for him and bring him off, <emph type="italics"/>Simplicius.<emph.end type="italics"/></s></p>

<p type="main"><s>SIMP. </s><s>I cannot thus upon the &longs;udden think of an excu&longs;e that <lb/>
plea&longs;eth me.</s></p>

<p type="main"><s>SALV. </s><s>Go to; take this whole night to think on it, and de&shy; <lb/>
fend him to morrow; in the mean time let us hear &longs;ome other of <lb/>
his objections.</s></p>

<p type="main"><s>SIMP. </s><s>He pro&longs;ecuteth the &longs;ame Objection, &longs;hewing, that in the <lb/>
<arrow.to.target n="marg441"></arrow.to.target> <lb/>
way of <emph type="italics"/>Copernicus,<emph.end type="italics"/> a man mu&longs;t deny his own &longs;en&longs;es. </s><s>For that <lb/>
this principle whereby we turn round with the Earth, either is <lb/>
intrin&longs;ick to us, or external; that is, a rapture of that Earth; and <lb/>
if it be this &longs;econd, we not feeling any &longs;uch rapture, it mu&longs;t be <lb/>
confe&longs;&longs;ed that the &longs;en&longs;e of feeling, doth not feel its own object <lb/>
touching it, nor its impre&longs;&longs;ion on the &longs;en&longs;ible part: but if the prin&shy;