Aristoteles - Physicorvm Aristotelis, sev, de natvrali auscultatione, libri octo

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28159LIBER II. rantes, rotundiq́; ipſius quæ ſint per ſe motiones, uolutio,
& conuerſio, ſi ſtellæ per ſe mouerẽtur, harwm alteramo-
tione mouerentur: at neutra moueri uidentur. Si uerſarentur
enim eodem in loco ſanè manerent, locumúe non mutarent:
uidentur autem locum mutare, ac omnes dicunt. Præterea,
omnes quidem conſentaneum eſt rationi eodem motu cieri.
Sol autem ſtellarum ſolus, hoc facere uidetur, cùm oritur,
atque occidit, & hic non per ſe, ſed ob nostri ſenſus remo-
tionem. Viſus enim longè ſeſe extendens, uerſatur ob im-
becillitatẽ, quæ quidem fortaſſe cauſa eſt, ut & ſtellæ quidẽ
fixæ micare: uagantes autem non micare uideantur: uagæ
nanque ſtellæ ſunt propè. Quare uiſus, ſui compos ad ipſas
accedit: ad fixas autem longèualde ſeſe extendens, oblon-
gitudinem tremit. Tremor autem ipſius facit ut hæc motio
ſtellæ ipſius eſſe uideatur: nibil enim intereſt, uiſus, an id
quod cernitur, moueatur. At uerò, nec uolui ſtellas per-
ſpicuum eſſe uidetur: id enim quod uoluitur, uerſetur ne-
ceſſe eſt: at id lunæ, quod facies nuncupatur, ſemper uide-
tur. Quare, cùm conſonum ſitrationi ſtellas hiſce moti-
bus, qui ad ipſas ſunt accõmodati moueri, ſi per ſe mouean
tur, his autem moueri non uideantur: patetipſas per ſe non
moueri. Inſuper nullum ipſis instrumentum ad motum
tribuiſſe naturam, metas egreditur rationis: nibil enim caſu
natura facit: neque animalia quidem ipſis curæ fuere, adeò
uerò præstabiles res deſpexit: ſed uniuerſa uidetur tan-
quàm de industria abstuliſſe, quibus per ſe procedere ipſa
poſſent: atque ab hiſce quæ instrumenta ad motum habent
quàm plurimum ſemouiſſe. Quapropter & totum c œlum
rotundum cum ratione, & unaquæque ſtellarum eſſe uide-
bitur: ſphæra enim figurarum maximè utilis eſt ad eum

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