Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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              <s id="s.000008">FRANCISCO MEDICI
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              MAGNO ETRVRIAE
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              DVCI II.</s>
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              Hieronymus Borrius Deditissimus. </s>
              <s id="s.000010">S.
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              <s id="s.000011">ANTIQVISSIMAE
                <expan abbr="nobiliſsi-mæq.">nobiliſsi­
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                mæque</expan>
              Philoſophiæ primum
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              ortum procreatum eſſe in­
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              ter Aegyptios ab eius prin­
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              cipium diligenter exploran­
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              tibus, cum ex multis aliis,
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              tum ex cò facile poteſt intel
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              ligi, quod qui primis illis
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              temporibus philoſophandi ſtudio
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              ,
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              ii ex omnibus ferè orbis terrarum partibus
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              ad Mercurii Aegyptii columnas, in quibus prima
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              philoſophiæ capita erant inciſa, confluebant; vt in­
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              de tanquam è fontibus, quæ domi non poterant
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              haurirent; deinde alii eodem ſtudio magis arden­
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              tes in Indiam penetrarunt, vt Gymnoſophiſta­
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              rum Principem Iarcam de ſiderum natura diſpu­
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              tantem audirent. </s>
              <s id="s.000012">In hac autem inchoata & rudi
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              philoſophia maiore poſtea ſtudio euigilauit Græ­
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              cia, quam euigilarat ante India & Aegyptus. </s>
              <s id="s.000013">Cum
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              enim Thales Mileſius, & Anaximander omne
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              ſtudium in doctrina, ac ſapientia colo caſſet, res ſuis
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              vſa progreſsionibus, incredibile dictu eſt, quan­
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              tum breui fuerit aucta. </s>
              <s id="s.000014">Sed tamen adhuc manca,
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              & vulgaris iure videbatur ea eſſe cognitio. </s>
              <s id="s.000015">Verum </s>
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