Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                cum transferatur, vbi nunc terræ exiſtit, & pars ignis in lo­
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                co, aut aeris, aut aquæ derélinquatur, & vniuerſitas terræ
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                ex centro extracta in ſupremum locum aſcendat, vbi nunc eſt
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                ignis, & ibi quieſcat, & pars terræ in loco, aut aeris, aut aquæ
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                derelinquantur. </s>
                <s id="s.001377">Nec ſit qui has hypotheſes dandas non eſſe
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                contendat, quando particula vigeſimaſecunda, & vigeſimæ
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                quarta libri quarti de cælo ab Ariſtotele dantur: quibus da­
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                tis argumentum in formam redactum ſcribimus, & Topicam
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                regulam addimus. </s>
                <s id="s.001378">Sicut ſimpliciter ad ſimpliciter, ita magis
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                ad magis, & maxime ad maxime. </s>
                <s id="s.001379">Sed elementum ſimplex
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                ad ſimplex ſimile mouetur. </s>
                <s id="s.001380">Ergo ad magis ſimile elementum
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                magis ſimile, & maxime ſimile ad maxime ſimile mouebitur.
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                <s id="s.001381">At maior est ſimilitudo ignis ad ignem, quam ignis ad cæli
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                concauum: immo maxima, & maior eſt ſimilitudo terræ ad
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                terram, quam terræ ad centrum, immo maxima. </s>
                <s id="s.001382">Ergo tran
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                ſlata ignis vniuerſitate ad centrum, non ad cælum, sed ad cen
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                trum pars ignis in loco aeris, aut aquæ derelicta mouebitur,
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                & poſita terræ vniuerſitate ſub cælo, non ad centrum ſed ad
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                cælum pars terræ in loco aeris, aut aquæ existens aſcendet:
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                cui veritas omnino reclamat. </s>
                <s id="s.001383">Ergo proprius elementorum lo­
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                cus, vt finis, vt forma, & vt eorumdem perfectio elementa
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                mouet. </s>
                <s id="s.001384">Argumentum ex Aristotele naſcitur libro quarto
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                de cælo particula vigeſimaſecunda.
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                Huius argumenti exitus duobus modis explicatur: in pri­
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                ma explicationis ratione primo ad materiam de more, ſecun­
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                do ad formam reſpondemus: ad materiam reſpondentes dici­
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                mus. </s>
                <s id="s.001386">Id quod continet elementum, ei ſimile eſt, quod contine­
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                tur, & quæ or dine ſuo deinceps collocata ſunt, & quæ propter
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                cognatam, atque symbolicam qualitatem vicissim facilè com
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                mutantur, ea omnia dicuntur eſſe ſimilia. </s>
                <s id="s.001387">Ideo ignis est aeri
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