Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                ſpecifica differentia distantibus ab eadem mouente naturali
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                vi, idem motus contingit, & ad eumdem finem formam, ac
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                perfectionem, tanto intercepto ſpacio diſtantem, quo fit, vt vbi
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                totum eſt naturaliter ſitum, eo etiam ſingulæ partes ſua ſpon
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                te, ac natura ferantur: ideo pars terræ ad centrum, & pars
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                ignis ad cælum natura mouerentur, & non aliò Hæc ad ma­
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                teriam.
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                Nunc ad formam reſpondentes, inficiamus minorem pri­
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                mi argumenti, id eſt, ſimplex elementum ſimile, ad ſimplex
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                ſimile elementum moueri in qualibet diſtantia. </s>
                <s id="s.001398">Negatur
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                minor ſecundi argumenti: maiorem ſcilicet eſſe ſimilitudinem
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                ignis ad ignem, in qualibet diſtantia; quam ad cæli
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                ,
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                & terræ ad terram in qualibet distantia, quam ad totius
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                mundi centrum.
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                Terræ vniuerſitate in eum locum tranſlata, vbi nunc est
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                ignis, dubitare contingit ex libro ſeptimo
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                , vbi Ari­
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                ſtoteles ſcribit, nec à minori, nec ab æquali, ſed à maiori tan­
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                tum fieri poſſe motum: indeſcenſu itaque totius terræ, ante­
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                quam centrum eiuſdem fiat centrum mundi deſcendentis ter
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                ræ partes quæ totius mundi centrum pertranſire cœperint,
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                partibus ſupra centrum exiſtentibus reſiſtere incipient: quip­
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                pe, quæ contra naturam ſurſum
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                : ergo naturaliter
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                mouenti reſiſtunt, & eo magis, quo plures deſcendentis terræ
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                partes, centrum tranſgredientur: ergo, aut tota terra ad cen
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                trum numquam deſcendet, aut ſegnius in fine, quam in princi­
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                pio mouebitur.
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                Reſpondeo: licet toti non quanto, vt est formæ animalis,
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                pars quanta, vt est illius corpus, reſiſtat: pars tamen quan­
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                ta, toti quanto non reſiſtit: nec totius motum impedit: ideo
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                nullo impediente, aut motus velocitatem minuente, centrum
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