Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                violenta, ſed naturali motione, quæ motionem illam violen­
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                tam præcedat, prius
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                ; ſin verò naturalem corpuſcu
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                lorum motum assignare non quiuerint, tunc contra eoſdem
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                firmiori hæc ratione agemus. </s>
                <s id="s.000247">Violentum (vt diximus) illud
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                est, quod contra naturam fit, ſed atomi aliæ ab aliis violen­
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                tia impelluntur; ergo atomi motum aliquem naturalem ha­
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                bent priorem, contra quem violentia impelli dicuntur: nam ſi
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                violentum id eſt, quod contra naturam fit; naturale prius eſt
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                violento: ergo tunc, cum naturalis motio violentam atomo­
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                rum impulſionem natura præcedit, indiuidua hæc naturalia
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                Democriti, Leucippi, Epicuri, & Lucretij elementa natura­
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                lem, ac proprium motum habere neceſſe est: quem eos nulla
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                ratione nouiſſe constat.
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                <s id="s.000248">Contra Platonem, & Hermetem Triſmegiſtum,
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                qui chaos illud antiquum finxerunt. </s>
                <s id="s.000249">C. XI.</s>
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                <s id="s.000250">DIVINVS
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                ille Plato in Timeo, Hexiodus in Theo­
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                gnia, & Orpheus in Argonautica ſcripſerunt, elemen
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                ta ante
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                mundum ſine vllo ordine iactata fuiſſe
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                per medium illud chaos antiquum, quod ter maximus finxe­
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                rat Hermes. </s>
                <s id="s.000251">Hos vt dicant compellimus: natura ne, an vis il­
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                lum confuſionis motum conciliarit? </s>
                <s id="s.000252">ſi vim eumdem concilia­
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                uiſſe velint: motionem illam naturalem demonſtrare cogen­
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                tur, quam hac violenta motione priorem eſſe oporteat; ſi vio­
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                lentum illud eſt, quod contra naturam fit, vt non rarò ſcripſi­
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                mus, quam cum demonſtrare non possint; nec motionem po­
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                steriorem, quæ nullibi eſt, demonſtrare poterunt: poſterius
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                enim ſine priori eſſe natura non patitur, vt dictum est quinto
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                diuinorum particula duodecima, & decimaſexta. </s>
                <s id="s.000253">Si motio
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