Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                  <expan abbr="ſupremã">ſupremam</expan>
                huius inferioris orbis oram naturaliter non aſcende­
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                ret, sed violentiam paſſus, nec aqua ſurſum in aeris locum mi
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                graret, sed tantum ſi violentia attracta fuiſſet, quod in arti­
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                ficum symphonibus, nonnumquam fieri videmus, in quibus ae
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                ris impetu aqua ſurſum rapitur. </s>
                <s id="s.001518">Aqua autem detracta, ter
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                ra in ſublime non fertur: propterea quod terra in ſuo natu­
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                rali, ac proprio loco nullius leuitatis est particeps. </s>
                <s id="s.001519">Duo media
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                elementa facilius deorſum, quam ſurſum feruntur, ſi inferio­
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                ra, & ſuperiora auferantur, quod grauitatis plus habeant
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                quam leuitatis: immo, vt viſus est aliquando dixiſſe Simpli­
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                cius, grauia tantum nullo autem modo leuia ſint. </s>
                <s id="s.001520">Verum eſt
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                ergo, quod diximus: aeri & aquæ plus ponderis, quam leui­
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                tatis ineſſe. </s>
                <s id="s.001521">Hæc ex Aristoteleo conteſtu paraphrasticè ſcri­
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                pſimus, nunc ad Auerroem deſcendimus, qui nonnulla argu­
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                menta his addit, quibus aeri, & aquæ plus grauitatis, quam
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                leuitatis ineſſe oſtendit.
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                Si aer (inquit Auerroes) eſt
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                leuis, res, quæ ex igni,
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                & aere conflantur, deſcendere nulla ratione poſſent, quod ex
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                impressionum ignearum, quæ deorſum feruntur, deſcenſu fal
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                ſum eſſe videmus; vt ſunt trabes, faces accenſæ, capræ ſaltan­
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                tes, stellæ cadentes, & cæteræ metheorologicæ impressiones
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                ad igneam naturam pertinentes; non enim propter ignem ſua
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                pte natura leuissimum, deſcendunt, ergo propter aerem: ergo
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                in aere nonnulla grauitas viget: immo grauitas maior, quam
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                leuitas: quando hæc non ſurſum propter leuitatem, sed deor­
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                ſum propter grauitatem cientur.
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                Spiritus etiam animalis ab exuperante elemento aereus, ſi
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                aer grauis ſuapte natura non eſſet, ad corporis inferiora
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                  bra</expan>
                nutrienda non deſcenderet: at deſcendit: ergo non ter­
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                ræ grauitate, quæ in ſpiritu animali non exuperat, sed aeris
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