Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                tum, & quietem non primo, sed per accidens aliquando mo­
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                ueri, & quieſcere contingit, vt Canis, qui dum illius herus mo­
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                uetur, & quieſcit, non primo, nec per ſe, sed per accidens mo­
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                uetur, & quieſcit, at nos primum mouens, & primum
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                quærimus: primum motum eſt, quod altero primo quieſcente
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                primo quieſcit. </s>
                <s id="s.001209">Ergo omne, quod altero, primo quieſcente, pri­
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                mo quieſcit, ab altero, primo mouente, primo mouetur; ab eo
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                inquam, quo primo quieſcente primo quieſcit, vt ſupra quinto
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                loco notauimus. </s>
                <s id="s.001210">Huius argumenti minor probatur.
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                Omne corpus diuiduum, quod ab intrinſeco primo moue­
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                tur, parte altera primo quieſcente primo quieſcit.
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                Omne quod ab intrinſeco mouetur primo, est corpus diui­
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                duum.
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                Ergo omne, quod ab intrinſeco mouetur primo, parte alteræ
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                primo quieſcente primo quieſcit.
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                Minor huius argumenti nota eſt ex his, quæ ſupra dixi­
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                mus tertio loco: maior argumento ad abſurdum ducente, pro­
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                batur.
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                Si maior eſt falſa, ergo eius oppoſita eſt vera, quæ eſt. </s>
                <s id="s.001216">Cor­
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                pus diuiduum, quod ab intrinſeco primo mouetur, parte alte­
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                ra quieſcente primo, mouetur primo. </s>
                <s id="s.001217">Ergo corpus diuiduum
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                ſecundum partem mouetur, & ſecundum partem quieſcit.
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                <s id="s.001218">Ergo continuum, at que diuiduum corpus, quod totum primo
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                mouetur, non totum primo, sed per partem mouetur;
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                quod est abſurdum: ergo omne motum habet
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                motorem diſtinctum ab eo, quod moue­
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                tur, quod Ariſtoteles ſummo cum
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                artificio demonstra­
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                uit.
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