Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                <s id="s.000763">Elementorum locus elementa mouet: & eſt tertia
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                propoſitio. </s>
                <s id="s.000764">Caput XXII.</s>
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                <s id="s.000765">LOCVS
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                elementorum proprius eadem mouet, vt for­
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                ma, vt finis, vtque perfectio eorumdem. </s>
                <s id="s.000766">Hoc teſtatus
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                eſt Ariſtoteles libro quarto de cælo particula vigeſima
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                quinta. </s>
                <s id="s.000767">Placet autem totum locum parafraſticè prius addu­
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                cere, explanationemque Simplicij afferre: vt ex Ariſtotelea
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                structura de Simplicij ſententia veritas facilius erua
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                tur. </s>
                <s id="s.000768">Ait ergo Ariſtoteles.
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                Cum ex aqua fit a er, vel omnino cum ex aliquo corpore
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                graui fit leue, tunc ſuperiorem locum petit: ſed poſtquam for­
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                mam ſuam acceperit, & perfectè leue factum fuerit, tunc
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                leue amplius leue non fit, ſedin ſuperiori loco quieſcit: itaque
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                perſpicuum est, id quod facultate leue est,
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                ad actum erum
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                pit in ſuperiorem locum ferri; quo cum peruenerit iam actu
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                perfectum eſt: atque hoc idem etiam in reliquis motibus ac­
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                cidit: vt in iis, qui in qualitate, vel
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                fiunt: quod enim
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                facultate tale eſt; aut totum per qualitatis, aut quantitatis
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                mutationem fit actu ipſo tale, aut
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                . </s>
                <s id="s.000770">In his quæ iam actu
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                ſunt, vt ignis, & terra, eadem cauſa est, ut nullo prohibente,
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                in ſuum locum illico ferantur; ſiue in alieno loco violentia con
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                tineantur; ſiue ibi generentur, ſublato impedimento in pro­
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                prium locum naturalem à natura feruntur; quamuis
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                actu
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                ſint: tamen ſi illis in alieno loco, contra
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                concludi, quo
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                vis modo accidat, quodammodo imperfecta videntur: habent
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                enim in ſe facultatem; qua ad proprium locum, ad
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                ,
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                atque perfectam formam rapiantur: quemadmodum in ci­
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                bo, & potu accidere videmus: & in eo corpore quod ad ſani-
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