Biancani, Giuseppe, Aristotelis loca mathematica, 1615

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              clarius dici poterat? </s>
              <s id="s.005209">quæ tamen omnia aduerſarij videntur clauſis de indu­
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              ſtria oculis præterijſſe; conſtat enim ex opuſculo Piccolominei ipſum dili­
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              genter hoc conſilio Proclum perlegiſſe; quì igitur fieri potuit, quin ea vi­
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              derit. </s>
              <s id="s.005210">Sed hodie plurimi non ad verum, ſed ad libitum philoſophamur.</s>
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              <s id="s.005211">Placuit hos tres ſolos Platonem, Ariſtotilem, & Proclum ex veteribus pro
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              noſtra ſententia in
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              adducere, propterea quod eos ſibi adiungere
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              omnem rationem nitantur aduerſarij, vt ex prædictis iam ſatis liquidè
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              conſtat. </s>
              <s id="s.005212">Reliquorum verò Philoſophorum, tàm Græcorum, quàm
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              ,
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              aut Latinorum placita citare ſuperſedeo, etiam ſi omnes vno ore Geome­
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              tricas demonſtrationes tanquam omnium exactiſſimas celebrauerint, vel
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              teſte ipſo Piccolomineo, qui initio libelli de certitudine, Mathematica, ſic
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              ait; omnes ferè Latini, vt D. Albertus, D. Tho nas, Marſilius, Egydius, Zi­
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              mara, &
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              , alij vno ore Auerroem interpretati ſunt, dicere Mathema­
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              ticas demonſtrationes eſſe in primo gradu certitudinis, quod Mathemati­
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              cus ex notioribus nobis, & natura demonſtret, quippequi vel ſolus, vel ma­
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              ximè demonſtratione illa, quam potiſſimam appellant, vtatur, qua. </s>
              <s id="s.005213">ſ. </s>
              <s id="s.005214">ſimul
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              & quod effectus ſit, & cur ſit liquidò innoteſcit. </s>
              <s id="s.005215">Verum ipſe omnium pri­
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              mus abſolutè dici poteſt, cum nullus ante ipſum, cuius opera extent, id di­
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              cat; quamuis ipſe fallo Proclum, Ariſt. & Platonem ſibi conetur adiungere.
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              </s>
              <s id="s.005216">Poſt ipſum verò ſoli duo ferè Pererius, & Conimbric. </s>
              <s id="s.005217">eum ſequuti ſunt. </s>
              <s id="s.005218">At
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              verò contrariam
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              reliqui omnes poſt ipſum amplexi ſunt; ex qui­
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              bus ſolos duos,
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              ; præſtantiſſios huiuſce tempeſtatis philoſophos alle­
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              gaſſe ſit ſatis. </s>
              <s id="s.005219">Toletum. </s>
              <s id="s.005220">ſ. </s>
              <s id="s.005221">& Zabarellam. </s>
              <s id="s.005222">Toletus enim quæſt. </s>
              <s id="s.005223">4. 2. Phyſ.
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              in 3. concluſione habet iſta; Phyſicus, & Mathematicus differunt in modo
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              demonſtrandi, Phyſicus enim frequenter vtitur demonſtratione ſigni, & ef­
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              fectus, quia ipſius cauſæ frequentius ſunt occultæ, nec per ſe ſenſibiles, effe­
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              ctus verò ſunt ſenſibiles, vt mors, motus, &c. </s>
              <s id="s.005224">quæ ad ſenſum patent,
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              cauſæ à ſenſibus ſunt remotæ. </s>
              <s id="s.005225">At Mathematicus frequentius à prioribus
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              procedit cum eius cauſæ notiores ſint effectibus, à ſenſu enim abſtrahit, &
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              in intellectu notius eſt, quod prius eſt. </s>
              <s id="s.005226">videas Lector, quàm ſyncerè natu­
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              ralis philoſophiæ profeſſor vera de Mathematicis loquatur, ita vt etiam eas
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              illi præferat. </s>
              <s id="s.005227">Iacobus autem Zabarella in toto ſuo opere logico, perpetuò
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              Mathematicas demonſtrationes, vt potiſſimas agnoſcit,
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              ; Ariſt.
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              geometrica exponit tanquam vera, & omnino rebus ipſis accommodata;
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              quare non eſt, cur vnum, aut alterum ipſius locum hic deſcribamus. </s>
              <s id="s.005228">illud
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              non prætermittam, ipſum fateri ſe bis, teruè totum Euclidem ſedulò perle­
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              giſſe, vt probè poſſet Ariſt. mentem circa
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              naturam aſſequi,
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              cùm videret Ariſt.
                <expan abbr="quæcunq;">quæcunque</expan>
              de demonſtratione præciperet, omnia ad Geo­
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              metricam normam, tanquam ad lydium lapidem examinare. </s>
              <s id="s.005229">Locus, vbi
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              hæc ait, mihi è memoria excidit, certus tamen ſum apud ipſum ea me le­
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              giſſe. </s>
              <s id="s.005230">quarto tandem loco, communi authoritate omnium antiquorum idem
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              comprobatur, apud quos ſemper demonſtrationes Geometricę appellatæ
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              ſunt per antonomaſiam demonſtrationes, non rationes, non opiniones, non
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              ſententiæ, quemadmodum in reliquis philoſophiæ partibus fieri ſolet. </s>
              <s id="s.005231">Sed
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              iam ab authoritatibus ad rationes.</s>
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              <s id="s.005232">Prima, Vera, & perfecta demonſtratio ex Auerrois ſententia debet à no­</s>
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