Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                Ad hæc cum amicitia ſphærum gignit, & in vnum omnia
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                miſcet, neceſſe est, vt ignis deſcendat, & terra aſcendat, alio­
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                qui miſceri non poſſunt: at iſti ſunt motus contra naturam, mo
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                tibus illis oppoſiti, qui à natura fiunt: ergo concordia contra
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                naturam mouet; & diſcordia naturalem motum concitat,
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                ex ſphæro diſcordia hunc mundum gignit: tunc enim neceſſe
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                est, vt ignis aſcendat, & terra deſcendat, vt ſua propria natu­
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                raliaque loca inueniant: ergo non ſunt hæ duæ cauſæ motus
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                naturalis; ſed altera naturalem, altera violentum
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                exci­
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                tat: immo vtraque motum violentum fortè gignit. </s>
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                  <expan abbr="Cõcordia">Concordia</expan>
                ,
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                dum confuſum ſphærum efficit, elementa ex ſuis naturalibus
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                locis ad confuſionem violentia moueri cogit. </s>
                <s id="s.000608">Diſcordia pari­
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                ter, dum ſphæri partes inordinatas ad
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                redigit, eaſdem
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                violentia fortè compellit. </s>
                <s id="s.000609">Violentus etiam motus ille eſt, quem
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                concordia facit; dum concretum diſſoluit, & ignis partem ad
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                inferiora deſcendere cogit: pari ratione dum ex loco proprio
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                ignis in terram fertur; vt compoſitum a diſcordia generetur,
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                violento motu, quia contra naturalem inclinationem, cietur:
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                licet Empedocles eumdem motum naturalem putet.
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                <s id="s.000610">Oppugnatur Anaxagoræmens, Democriti fortu­
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                na, Anaximandri principium infinitum, à quo­
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                rum nullo elementa moueri poſſunt.
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                <s id="s.000611">Caput XI.</s>
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                <s id="s.000612">N
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                ec Anaxagoræ mens, quam rebus omnibus anti­
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                quiorem facit, à qua elementorum quoduis in quauis
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                re inordinatè, & confusè abditum, ex illa temeraria
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                coaceruatione extractum, in ordinemque traductum, elemen­
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                tis motum dediſset. </s>
                <s id="s.000613">Quia Anaxagoras mentem, quam prin-
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