Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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              Idcirco FRANCISCE Med: Magne Dux quem
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              COSMO Parenti optimo, & feliciſsimo ſuperſti­
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              tem eſſe voluit immortalis DEVS, vt te Etruriam
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              adminiſtrante, ac regente magnum & triſte illud
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              deſiderium quod in cælum reuertens vir ille diui­
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              nus vniuerſæ huic prouinciæ reliquit ſui, leniatur,
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              & eius Ciuitates pergant felices eſſe, quod tu tan­
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              to Patre digniſsimus filius & propterea etiam reip.
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              <s id="s.000025">regendæ ſcientiſsimus iis præſis. </s>
              <s id="s.000026">Ego quoque non
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              modo omnibus his cauſis motus, ſed etiam quod
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              mihi benignè ſemper facis, & quod à ſtudiis litera­
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              rum non abhorres, & quod ad iudicandum de alio
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              rum ſcriptis multum habes ingenii, tibi
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              librum, quem de rerum grauium & leuium motu
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              ſcripſi tuoque nomine modo tuo probetur iudicio
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              diuulgandum ſtatuo. </s>
              <s id="s.000027">Nam ſi hæ meæ vigiliæ acer­
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              rimo tanti Principis iudicio reſpondebunt, reli­
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              quorum omnium iudicium, quod de me futurum
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              eſt, non pertimeſcam. </s>
              <s id="s.000028">Te vero Flos Italiæ Princi­
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              pum lectiſsime, qui in omnibus tuis actionibus pa­
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              trium animum, virtutem que capias, & eius huma­
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              nitatis, probitatis, conſiliorum effigies cunctis re­
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              lictus filius iudicaris, non eſt quod multis verbis
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              orem, vt hoc meum opuſculum libentiſsimo ani­
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              mo accipias, namque te tua ſponte facturum eſſe
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              ſcribens confidebam, literarum enim ſtudia, ea­
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              que colentes apud te in tanto ſunt honore, vt pa­
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              trocinio
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              tui num quam ſatis laudati Patris,
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              deinde tuo ad ſpem priſtinæ dignitatis, quæ alio­
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              rum culpa penè tota fuerat amiſſa literæ, videantur
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              in Etruria reuixiſſe: Etenim nemini obſcurum eſſe </s>
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