Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                  <foreign lang="grc">ρὀπην</foreign>
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                id eſt momentum, inclinationem,
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                , ſiue nutum; quo
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                efficitur, vt grauia, & leuia corpora ſuſque, deque conciten­
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                tur: quod quamquam abſurdum omnino non eſt, nobis tamen
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                ad has definitiones inueniendas vel parum quidem proderit;
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                ideo hoc momentum,
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                , pondus, ſiue nutum pruden­
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                tes præterimus, & ad alia, quæ hanc noſtram cauſam magis
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                iuuent omissis ambagibus properamus.
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                <s id="s.000305">Quomodo graue, & leue Plato definierit, & quo­
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                modo corpora ex figuris componi debere
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                voluerit. </s>
                <s id="s.000306">Cap. XVIII.</s>
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                <s id="s.000307">DIVINVS
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                Plato in Timæo graue illud eſſe cenſuit,
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                quod ægrè à ſuo loco mouetur, ſiue quod cum pluribus
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                partibus eiuſdem generis, ſiue triangulis compluribus
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                conſtet, difficile distrahitur: vt terra craſſa cum ſit, ex loco
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                ad locum non niſi magno cum labore mouetur, & propter
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                eamdem cauſam propria ſponte quieſcit. </s>
                <s id="s.000308">Contra verò le­
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                ue id est, quod paucis ex partibus eiuſdem generis, ſeu trian­
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                gulis coaugmentatur, vt ignis, & aer tenues exiſtunt, ideo­
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                que minimo negocio mouentur, & huc, atque illuc facilè
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                pelluntur.
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                Præterea Plato ſtatuit aerem, ignem, &
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                ex eiſdem
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                partibus, ſeu triangulis constare, & inter ſe grauitate tan­
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                tum, & multitudine differe: quò fit, vt vnum illorum ſit le­
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                uius, alterum grauius: prout ex pluribus, aut ex paucioribus
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                partibus, ſeu triangulis conflatur: Nec enim Plato diuinus
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                putat ex locorum interuallis, vt Ariſtoteles haſce grauium,
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                & leuium definitiones eſſe petendas, cum nihilin cælo verè ſu­
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                perum, nihil ibi verè inferum à Platone eſſe credatur, ſed
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