Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                vno in toto orbe exiſtente elemente, aliquid illi eſſe contrarium
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                natura non ſuffert.
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                Neque plura, vnius ſimilisque rationis ſi fuerint
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                ,
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                inuicem agent: ſed mutuo ſe fouebunt, tamquam vnum ſint.
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                <s id="s.000211">Quin immo ſi forte in
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                , quod vnum eſſe poſitum fuerit,
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                contrariæ qualitates inueniantur, niſi in elementis pariter ſub
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                ſtantiæ ſint diuerſæ, diuerſis,
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                contrariis affectionum quali
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                tatibus ſubiectæ, ſuo illæ qualitates vicissim pugnantes con­
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                greſſu nec hilum quidem illud vnum mutabunt: nam, vt diui­
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                nus Plato in ſuis de republica libris ſcripſit. </s>
                <s id="s.000212">Quod in ſe ipſo, &
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                quod à ſe ipſo non patitur, nec ab alio quopiam patietur: cum
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                in ſe cauſam geſtet, quam ob rem pati non possit: & quam ob
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                rem ſibi ſemper præſto ſit, ſe ſemper ſaluum eſſe velit: ab alio
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                ergo quod patitur, eodemque
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                patiatur oportet id om­
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                ne, quod patitur: qui diuini Platonis locus, quomodo intelligi
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                debeat, infra, Deo dante, videbitur. </s>
                <s id="s.000213">Nunc ſcire ſat est, vnum
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                eſſe vniuſmodi elementum non poſſe: ne commutationes tol­
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                lantur: vt Hyppocrates, & Galenus probant in libro de ele­
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                mentis, & in altero libro de natura humana. </s>
                <s id="s.000214">His igitur argu
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                mentis tamquam fuſtibus opinio illa vti falſa, & nulla ratione
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                ferenda, exploditur: quæ vnum tantum elementum eſſe dicit.
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                <s id="s.000215">Non eſſe duo ſimplicia elementorum corpora inde intelligere
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                licet, quod non tantum duo ſunt loca, ad quæ ſimplicia hæc cor
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                pora tendant, & in quibus poſtquam ad illa peruenerint, om­
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                nino quieſcant: nec vna tantum est prima contrariorum re­
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                pugnantia; vt infra dicetur.
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                Non eſſe tria tantum elementa duæ primæ contrariorum
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                repugnantiæ docent, quæ inter tria extrema inueniri non poſ­
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                ſunt: nec tantum tria ſunt loca, ad quæ hæc ſimplicia elemen­
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                ta duce natura
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                , & a quibus contra
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                diſcedant.
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