Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                tatem recuperandam affectum est: quam primum enim im
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                pedimentum tollitur, nulla mora eſt quin & cibus in corporis
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                animati ſubſtantiam conuertatur, & quod œgrum est valetu
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                dinem ſuam conſequatur. </s>
                <s id="s.000771">Itaque loco cientur, ſiue iam actu
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                ſint, & extra locum ſuum alicubi
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                , ſiue ex facul­
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                tate ad actum erumpant, ſi nihil impediat, locum ſuum sta­
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                tim petunt, quo ſimul ac peruenerint, perfectam ſuam for­
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                mam acquirunt: atque id circo ibi quieſcunt.
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                Hæc (vt reor) Aristotelis germana ſententia est, à quæ
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                Simplicius recedere non
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                , qui hoc totum de elementis,
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                quæ extra proprium, & naturalem locum adhuc ſunt imper
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                fecta, intelligendum putat; quæ nullam integram perfectio­
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                nem prius nanciſcuntur, quam ad proprium, ac naturalem le
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                peruenerint: duobus enim modis (vt ſæpe memorauimus)
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                corpora ſimplicia grauia, & leuia, extra proprium locum exi
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                stere contingit: vel quia extra eumdem genita, vel quia vio­
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                lentiam paſſa, & foras extruſa, eò impulſa feruntur: vtroque
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                modo adhuc imperfecta perfectionem in proprio loco quæ­
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                runt; quam tum demum
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                ; cum ad illum peruenerint:
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                nam elementum, quod ſupernatare debet, ſi ſubſideat; præter
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                naturam ſubſideat oportet: & quod ſic eſt à natura compa­
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                ratum, vt in centro quieſcat; ſi ſupernatet præter naturam,
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                & tunc aliqua ex parte diſponitur; habetque nonnihil imper
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                fectæ facultatis: & ad id pro viribus moueri conabitur, quod
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                ei actum vndique perfectum præſtat; & illud omni ex parte
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                abſoluit: hic est locus proprius; qui vt finis vt forma, vtque ele
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                mentorum abſoluta perfectio elementa mouet.
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                Mouet etiam elementorum locus elementa, vt forma: quo
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                niam locus nihil est aliud, quam corporis illius
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                , quod
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                corpus illud complectitur; quod intra continentis viſcera cohi-
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