Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                cientur, in eo loco natura
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                , ad quem natura feruntur,
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                & extra quem aut violentiam paſſa truduntur, aut ex alie­
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                na materia generantur, mobileque corpus, quod ad locum ten
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                dit, ad illum, vt ad finem, in quo ſistatur, natura tendat; eſt
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                enim motus propter quietem, vt propter finem: quod in his
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                quæ de cælo ab Ariſtotele
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                fuiſſe alibi diximus.
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                Parmenides Meliſſus, ac Zeno peccatum longè grandius
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                peccauiſſe auctor eſt Ariſtoteles libro primo, & octauo de Phy
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                ſico auditu: quod omnia ſemper quieſcere, nihil vmquam mo­
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                ueri mordicus tenuerint: quia omnia quieſcere, & eius cau­
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                ſam requirere, prætermiſſo ſenſu, non tantum intellectus im­
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                becillitas, ſed pestilens, lethaliſque mentis morbus ſit quidam:
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                ſunt enim
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                certiora,
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                vt rationem
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                expoſtulent: ea quæſunt ſuapte natura notiora, quam vt alicu
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                ius vel etiam leuissime probationis indigeant, ſtatim non agno
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                ſcere, ridiculum eſt; præſertim apud illos, qui non de vna qua
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                piam re particulari, ſed de toto diſſentiant: nec Phyſica tan­
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                tum, ſed omnes etiam ſcientias, facultates, actiones, & ar­
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                tes funditus euertant: propterea quod omnes motum admit­
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                tant, qui ab illis exploditur. </s>
                <s id="s.000297">Scientiæ quidem, quæ vt libro ter
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                tio de anima particula trigeſimaoctaua Aristoteles memi­
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                nit, ad tripartitam rerum ſectionem tripartito ſecantur, quia
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                aliquæ circa formas à materia minimè distractas verſantur,
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                vt Phyſica: quæ eo quod natura ſit in eis motus principium,
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                ideo mouentur ex primo libro de cælo particula quinta: non­
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                nullæ in illis formis agnoſcendis exercentur, quæ à materia
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                ſunt auulſæ, ſine materia tamen conſiderantur, vt Mathema
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                ticæ; quæ & ipſæ in eo corpore, quod per ſe mouetur, existunt,
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                tertiæ vero formas omnes ſuo complexu
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                , quæ ſunt ab
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                omni materia prorſus immunes, vt ſunt mentes Diuinæ: quæ
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