Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                Nuncupatur prima facultas eſſentialis: quia eſt ad for­
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                mam, quæ eſt rei eſſentia: pugnans enim & contrarium ele­
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                mentorum ad contrarij elementi formam tendit, idque ratio­
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                ne materiæ, cuius gratia vnumquodque quod fit facultatem
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                habet, adhoc, vt fiat: res enim omnes, quæ fiunt, à materia
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                habent, vt fieri possint, antequam fiant, & vt fiant,
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                fiunt;
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                & à forma habent non vt fieri possint, nec vt fiant, ſed vt ſint,
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                forma est quæ dat eſſe, & hoc eſſe, & materia ſolum præ­
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                ſtat fieri.
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                Nuncupatur prima facultas violenta, quia elementa ad
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                propria loca naturaliter concitari nequeunt, & quod elemen­
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                ta ad propria loca ferantur; illis præter naturam accidit; id­
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                que altero duorum modorum, vel quia extra proprium locum
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                genita cum ſint, non nihil conſeruant contrariæ, atque
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                  tis</expan>
                illius naturæ, ex qua genita ſunt: vt ecce ignis ex terra ge­
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                nitus, qui non nihil adhuc conſeruat contrariæ, atque pugnan
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                tis terræ, illiuſque naturæ, ex qua eſt genitus; quam aſcenden­
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                do deponit, dum ad proprium ac naturalem locum, vt ad pro­
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                priam
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                , ac perfectionem numeris omnibus abſolutam
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                mouetur: perfectionem tum
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                nanciſcetur, cum ad opta­
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                tum locum naturalem peruenerit, quo cum aſcenderit, iam
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                actu perfectum erit: tunc enim omni excuſſo pondere, omni­
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                que depoſita contraria grauitate, ignis leuissimus erit omni­
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                no abſolutus.
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                Secundo igni præter naturam ſurſum moueri accidit;
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                  do</expan>
                ignis extra proprium locum naturalem extruſus,
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                illam paſſus eſt, qua de re nuper aliqua ex parte egimus; à qua
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                fit, vt non natura, ſed violentia diſpoſitus exiſtat: quæ omnia
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                vera ſunt ex his quæ Ariſtoteles, Simplicius, Auerroes, &
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                cæteri ferè omnes ſemper, & vbique probatissimi Philoſophi
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