Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                materiam dicimus, elementa duas habere rationes, alteram
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                quatenus ſunt partes vniuerſi, & naturæ totius; alteram qua
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                tenus vna quædam particularis natura eſt vnumquodque ele
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                mentorum. </s>
                <s id="s.001407">Certè quatenus totius naturæ partes, & veluti
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                vniuerſi membra ſunt: loca quædam elementorum ſunt ea,
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                quæ nunc dicta fuerunt; extrema ſcilicet ſuperficies inferio­
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                ris, & ſuperioris elementi ſunt locus illius elementi, quod inter
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                illa duo medium interiectum est. </s>
                <s id="s.001408">Nam ſicut in animali par­
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                tes inter ſe conſenſum, & relationem non paruam habent, &
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                in animali certos expoſcunt ſitus, ita & in vniuerſo, quod pe­
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                rindeac magnum quoddam animal eſſe testis est Auerroes
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                libro de ſubſtantia orbis capite ſecundo & in deſtructionibus
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                deſtructionum contra Algazelem diſputatione tertia dubio
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                decimooctauo, & ſecundo libro de cælo commentatione qua­
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                drageſimaſecunda, & ſeptuageſimaprima; it a eiuſdem vni­
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                uerſi partes ſitus inuicem conſentientes expoſcunt: alioquin
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                vniuerſum ipſum, quod est quam optimè diſpoſitum, debitè
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                conſtitutum non eſſet. </s>
                <s id="s.001409">At quatenus naturæ quædam parti­
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                culares particularia ſunt elementa, ſic profectò certum lo­
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                cum, quod vocant vbi, atque indiuiduum centrum vnumquod
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                que elementum habet, ad quem indiuiduum locum, & natu­
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                ra feruntur, tum tota elementorum corpora, tum ſingulæ eo­
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                rumdem partes: quod ſi in eodem loco, & circa idem
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                ſuſque, deque, ante, & ponè, ad dextram, & ad ſiniſtram om
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                nia elementa concitentur; id illis accidit, quatenus partes ſunt
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                vniuerſi, & naturæ totius ſemetipſas conſeruantes, & propter
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                vniuerſi ordinem ſibi inuicem cedentes. </s>
                <s id="s.001410">Vniuerſi enim pro­
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                pria forma nihil aliud est, quam ordo, vt memoriæ proditum
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                eſt ab Alexandro libro ſecundo ſuarum quæſtionum natura­
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                lium capite vndeuigeſimo: neceſſe est ergo, vt iſtæ ordo
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