Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                dit: Anaxagoras tertio de anima particula quarta ab Ari
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                ſtotele laudatus, partibus illis ſuis infinitis, & conſimilium ra­
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                tionum, quæ ſunt cuiusſlibet rei ortus. </s>
                <s id="s.000281">& interitus materiæ,
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                Diuinam mentem ab omni materia prorſus immunem, vt ef­
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                ficientem cauſam adhibuit. </s>
                <s id="s.000282">Democritus, Leucippus, & Epi­
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                curus indiuiduis corpuſculis, quæ ad cuiuſlibet rei ortum, mate
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                riæ locum tenere crediderant caſum, & fortunam, ſine quo­
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                rum vi mouente non moueantur, addiderunt: ſed quia om­
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                nium Philoſophorum ſententias euoluere longum eſſet: his con
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                tenti, motum non à materia, ſed ab alia efficiente cauſa gene
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                rari ſcimus: & eos, qui id negant, hallucinari: & formam bo
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                nam, immo optimam, atque
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                , vt Ariſtoteles primo li­
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                bro Phyſicorum particula octuageſimaprima, & diuinus Pla
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                to in Timeo memorarunt, præcipuam omnium cauſam, tolle­
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                re, dum in materiam efficiendi, & mouendi vim ponunt.
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                Præterea qualitatibus, quæ agendi ſunt inſtrumenta, mo­
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                uendi, & agendi vim primam tradunt: dum affirmant, ma­
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                teriam qualitatibus informatam, atque diſpoſitam, facere,
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                ac mouere: perinde ac ſi dicerent, ſerram dentatam, à denti­
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                bus ad ſecandum diſpoſitam, ſine ſectore ſecare: &
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                ,
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                ad
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                accomodatum, ſine ſcriptore ſcribere: eſt enim
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                in ſerra ferrum, quod est ſerræ materia, & in calamo ſua est
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                propria materia: quæ ſic, vel ſic diſpoſita, ſine ſectore non ſe­
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                cat, & ſine ſcriptore non ſcribit: quia inſtrumenta ſine primo,
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                ac principali immediateque mouente non mouent: qua de re
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                Democritus libro ſecundo de anima, quod inſtrumento eam
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                vim agendi aſcripſerit, quæ primo
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                aſcribenda erat, acer
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                rimè carpitur. </s>
                <s id="s.000284">Hunc primum, principem, immediatumque
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                elementorum motorem, quod non tantum, vt forma, ſed
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                ,
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                at efficiens, ac mouens cauſa moueat, in hac diffutatione, an
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