Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                ſimplicissimam: ideo interroganti quamobrem grauia deor­
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                ſum deſcendant, & leuia ſurſum aſcendant; optimè ſatisfa­
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                ctum erit, ſi dictum fuerit: quia ſic elementa comparata ſunt
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                à natura, vt ad ſua propria, ac naturalia loca ferantur: &
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                quia loca, ad quæ elementa ferantur, ſunt elementorum perfe
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                ctiones: & quia elementa facultatem habent, ad propria
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                loca eundi: hæc ad materiam.
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                Ad formam argumenti Cum dicitur leuia ſurſum, et gra
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                uia deorſum concitantur, quia ſic comparata ſunt à natura:
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                vt ad ea loca inclinentur, quæ ſunt elementorum fines, formæ,
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                & perfectiones: id nihil est dicere, negatur;
                  <expan abbr="Adprobationẽ">Adprobationem</expan>
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                cum additur. </s>
                <s id="s.000802">Nihil dicit; qui ægrotum ideo ſanari ait; quia
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                facultate ſanus ad ſanitatem inclinatur; & quia ſanitas eſt
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                illius finis, forma, & perfectio: ita nihil eſt dicere, elementa
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                ad propria loca cientur: quia ad ea naturalem inclinationem
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                habent; & quia loca ſunt eorumdem perfectiones, & c. </s>
                <s id="s.000803">ſimili­
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                tudo negatur: dissimilitudinis ratio eſt, quia ſimplicia elemen
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                torum corpora vnam vnius ordinis, ſimplicissimam cauſam
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                habent: mixta verò plures: ideo cum ſimplicia in quæſtio­
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                num vocantur, per ſimplicem illam reſponſionem quærenti
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                fit ſatis: at cum mixta in controuerſiam accita fuerint, alias
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                rationes expectant. </s>
                <s id="s.000804">In fallaciam ergo non cauſæ pro cauſa
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                Ariſtoteles non impegit; ſed verissimam, ac ſimplicissimam
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                cauſam reddidit, quam præſens inſtitutum exigit: nec fal­
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                lax, ſeu Sophiſticum, aut captioſum eſt Ariſtotelis argumen­
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                tum, ſed efficacissimum, & arteficioſum.
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