Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                Quæ ſub cæleſti globo exiſtunt corpora, ſunt duorum gene
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                rum: quædam ſunt ſimplicia; vt quatuor elementa, quæ ſunt
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                ignis, aer, aqua, & terra: quædam, quæ ex ſimplicium mi­
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                xtione conſtantur: vt mineralia, fructices, & animalia, quæ
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                & ipſa vnius generis non ſunt, ſed multorum: vt notum est
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                omnibus vel parum etiam in Philoſophia exercitatis.
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                  <expan abbr="Alterũ">Alterum</expan>
                quod de ſententia eiuſdem Auerrois ponitur, eſt.
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                <s id="s.000796">Corpora & cætera omnia, quæ ſub cælo ſunt, vel vnam
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                ,
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                in vno genere cauſæ, cauſam habent, id eſt: vel vnam tantum
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                formam, vel vnam tantum materiam, vel vnum tantum effi­
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                ciens, vel vnum tantum finem, vel plures cauſas nacta ſunt
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                eiuſdem ordinis: id eſt plures efficientes cauſas: vt ſol, & ho­
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                mo, hominem gignit ex libro ſecundo Phyſicorum, vel plu­
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                res materias: vt homo ex elementis, humoribus, carnibus,
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                ossibus, & neruis conflatur, & ſic de cæteris cauſarum gene­
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                ribus.
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                His conſtitutis reſpondet Auerroes, & dicit. </s>
                <s id="s.000798">Corpora mi
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                xta plures cauſas eiuſdem ordinis habere poſſunt: vt
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                ſanitas à medico à medicamento, ab exercitatione, à natura,
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                à victus ratione, & à multis aliis cauſis efficientibus fieri po­
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                test: eam ob rem ſi mixta à quopiam in diſquiſitionem accer
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                ſita fuerint: per ſimplicem illam reſponſionem, interroganti
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                non ſatisfit: non enim quærenti quam ob cauſam ægrotantes
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                ſanitatem recuperant, ſatisfieri poterit, ab eo, qui dixerit.
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                <s id="s.000799">Quoniam ſic comparatum est à natura; vt ægrotantes ali­
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                quando ſanentur: & quia omnes, qui mala valetudine ten­
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                tantur, ſunt facultate ſani; & quia ſanitas eſt eorum per­
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                fectio; & quia ad illam inclinantur: vt quam optimè dixit
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                Themistius. </s>
                <s id="s.000800">Verum ſimplicia corpora, quæ grauia ſunt, &
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                leuia, vnam tantum vnius ordinis cauſam habent,
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