Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                in carnem, oſſa, & neruos diſſoluitur: quæ caput non ſunt.
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                <s id="s.000195">Nec materia prima verum est elementum: cum actu ſit
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                oporteat id, quod est pars rei, quæ fit. </s>
                <s id="s.000196">Nec materia propin­
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                qua, quæ rebus certis accommodatur, dici poterit elementum:
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                quoniam in priora corpora diſſoluitur: eſt enim elementorum
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                proprium ſimplicia corpora eſſe, quæ ex nullis aliis corporibus
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                fiant, & ex quibus cætera omnia conflentur: id fieri certè non
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                poſſet, ſi elementa ex corporibus componerentur: cum duo,
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                pluraue corpora in vno ſubiecto, & loco existere non queant.
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                <s id="s.000197">Non tamen putet quis elementa ſic ſimplicia eſſe, vt nulla
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                  cretione</expan>
                conſtare dicantur; habent enim materiam, & for­
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                mam, id, quod ex eorum mutua, & frequenti mutatione iudi
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                care licet; quæ abſque ſubiacente materia & abſque forma
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                habente rationem contrarij, fieri non poſſe inficias ibit nemo:
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                cum ex nihilo nihil fiat, iuxta illud axioma, quod Philoſophi
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                omnes ad hanc vſque noſtram ætatem dederunt. </s>
                <s id="s.000198">Materia er
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                go vel ſecunda, vel propinqua, vel proxima, vel quouis alio no­
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                mine appellata elementum non est, ſed corpus eſt ex elemen­
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                tis conflatum; & hæc vnà cum corporibus, quorum est mate­
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                ria, in elementa illa diſſoluitur, ex quibus conficitur.
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                Nec Anaxagoræ corpora, quæ
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                actu habent par
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                tes infinitas: vt carnem, oſſa, neruos, lapides, ligna, ceteráque
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                id genus, conſimilium quamquam partium, elementa tamen
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                eſſe poſſunt.
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                Nec Democriti, Leucippi, & Epicuri indiuidua illa cor­
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                puſcula, quæ per medium hoc innane ſpacium volitant, inter
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                elementa relata vmquam erunt: quoniam hæc corpora ſunt
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                non ſimplicia, ſed ex prioribus elementorum ſimplicibus cor­
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                poribus conflata.
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                Nec corpora dissimilium partium, vt manus, brachium,
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