Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                finitam, ac ſtatutam diſtantiam exigit; extra cuius extremos
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                fines nihil trahitur, cui aduerſatur Aristoteles libro primo
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                de cælo.
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                Eſt etiam trahendi motus iſtæ violentus, & non naturalis,
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                vt videre eſt apud Ariſtotelem ſeptimo Phyſicorum particu­
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                la decima, & elementa non violentia, sed natura ad propria
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                loca feruntur: ergo non trahuntur.
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                Adhuc in omni vero trahendi motu trahens, & tractum
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                trahuntur, septimo Phyſicorum particula decima, vt ad ter­
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                ram nauta nauem trahere nequit, niſi ipſe, qui trahit nauta,
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                ad tractam nauem, & niſi ipſa, quæ trahitur nauis, ad tra­
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                hentem nauiam trahatur. </s>
                <s id="s.001419">Ergo locus, vt elementum trahit
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                ita ab elemento trahitur, qua motus ſpecie nauis ad nautam,
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                & nauta ad nauem trahi diximus, quod eſt tam abſurdum,
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                quam abſurdissimum: non igitur locus vt cauſa efficiens tra­
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                hit elementa, sed eadem tantum mouet, vt finis; mouens au­
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                tem vt finis, non niſi metaphoricè mouet, vt libro primo de or­
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                tu, & interitu Ariſtoteles ſcriptum reliquit: locus ergo verè
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                nec trahet, nec trahetur, sed tantum metaphoricè mouebit.
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                Contra locus
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                , vt magnes
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                trahit, & magnes
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                à ferro
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                trahitur:
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                locus trahet,
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                tamen trahe­
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                tur. </s>
                <s id="s.001421">Ratio ista nos admonet, vt aliquid de magnete dicamus.
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                Thales Mileſius magnetem animatum eſſe, & animæ
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                trahentis deſiderio ferrum ad ſe trahere credidit.
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                Sed argui potest, quia nullam cauſam reddidit, quare ab
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                electro, & ab adamante, quæ animata non ſunt, paleæ tra­
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                huntur. </s>
                <s id="s.001424">Demonſtranda item fuerant animæ instrumenta,
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                ſine quibus ab anima nullum corpus efformari poſſe ſcripſit
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                Aristoteles libro ſecundo de anima: hæc animæ instrumen­
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                ta cum magneti naturam minimè dediſſe constet, quomodo
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