Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                quæ fieri non queunt, erit ſententia Anaxagoræ: & ſola A­
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                riſtotelis inexpugnabilis veritas laudibus extollenda: qui dixis
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                in vnoquoque elemento, immo in vnoquoque corpore naturali
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                eſſe motum naturalem, quo non violenter, non contra
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                ,
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                ſed ſua propria ſponte ea corpora moueantur.
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                <s id="s.000263">In Parmenidem vbi de neceſsitate cauſæ mouen­
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                tis, deque idearum vanitate agitur. </s>
                <s id="s.000264">Cap. XIII.</s>
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                <s id="s.000265">PARMENIDES
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                ſuum illud vnum, quod omnia eſſe
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                constantissimè affirmauit, hoc argumento, nullo motu
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                cieri poſſe probauit. </s>
                <s id="s.000266">Omne, quod mouetur (ait) per ſpa
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                cium innane mouetur: extra quod nihil moueri poteſt: ſed ſpa­
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                cium innane non datur: ergo nihil mouetur: ergo omnia, quæ
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                ſunt vnum, nullo motu cieri poſſunt. </s>
                <s id="s.000267">Confirmari valet Par­
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                menidis opinio: quia omne, quod mouetur, ab vno moueri inci
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                pit, per vnum medium fertur, & ad vnum terminum tendit,
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                quæ neceſſariò eſſe distincta oportet: inde colligere licet; quod
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                mobile non eſt idem cum eo, à quo, & ad quod, & per quod fit
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                motus: ſed hæc quatuor inter ſe maximè differunt: verum
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                omnia eſſe vnum, quæcumque ſint illa, Parmenides constan­
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                tiſsimè credit: ergo nihil mouetur: His mediis motum ab vni
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                uerſa natura abstuliſſe Parmenides putat. </s>
                <s id="s.000268">Sed errat propte
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                rea quod, non ſemel, ſed ſæpenumero id petit, quod erat in prin
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                cipio: ſunt enim tamquam axiomata apud Parmenidem per
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                ſe nota. </s>
                <s id="s.000269">Nihil eſſe inane, & omne quod mouetur, per ina­
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                ne ſpacium ſolummodo cieri: quæ duo tantum ab eſt, vt ſint
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                perſe nota, vt demoſtratione indigeant: quo fit, vt ex illis dua­
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                bus propoſitionibus, quarum altera obſcurissima illa quidem
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                est, altera verò falſissima, non eſſe motum colligere nulla artis
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