Gassendi, Pierre, De motu impresso a motore translato epistulae duae, 1642

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              leat, vtrum quiſpiam motus naturalis ſit, an vio­
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              lentus; idcircô, vel ex eo, quòd motus principiorum,
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              qui eſt maximè naturalis, æquabiliſſimus ex ſe eſt;
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              videtur æquabilitas aſſumi poſſe, vt character, quo,
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              ſi adſit, iudicemus
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              eſſe naturalem, ſi abſit, violen­
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              tum. </s>
              <s id="id.000375">Et ſanè cum ſit commune effatum, Nihil violen­
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              tum eſſe perpetuum; cui eſt conſentaneum, vt quod
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              eſt naturale perpetuum ſit; conſtat radicem perpe­
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              tuitatis eſſe æquabilitatem, ceſſationis inæquabilita­
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              tem; quatenus id ſolùm, quod neque inualeſcit, ne­
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              que debilitatur, perdurare poteſt; nihilque poteſt
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              naturæ vi aut increſcere, aut decreſcere infinitè. </s>
              <s id="id.000376">Ad­
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              hæc, ſi quis requirat motum in hiſce rebus compo­
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              ſitis, qui ſit maximè naturalis, perſpicuum videtur
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              cum eſſe cæleſtem; quatenus eſt præ cæteris æquabilis,
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              atque perpetuus; delecta ab authore circulari forma,
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              ſecundum quam, principiò, & fine carentem, eſſe
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              æquabilitas, & perpetuitas poſſet. </s>
              <s id="id.000377">Et ne cauſeris
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              motum animalium videri potiùs naturalem; vide vt
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              vel ſola ipſa laſſitudo violentiam quandam indicet;
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              cùm aliunde animalium motus ea ſolum ratione vi­
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              deatur eſſe naturalis, qua ex circularibus componi­
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              tur; quippe violentus, qua ratione iſti circulares
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              imperfecti ſunt, atque impediti. </s>
              <s id="id.000378">Paradoxum vide­
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              retur, non poſſe vllum motum ab animali exſeri, qui
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              ſimpliciter rectus ſit; neque hominem v. c. ducere
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              poſſe digito, aut ſtilo rectam lineam, niſi pluribus
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              motibus circularibus compoſitis ſimùl: Verùm res
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              tam penè intelligitur ex iis, quæ paulò antè ſunt dicta;
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              & obſeruare ſolùm eſt opus, quomodo bracchij ex-</s>
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