Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                graue, aut leue: ergo figuræ erunt graues, & leues: quorum
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                vtrumque eſt falſum, & abſurdum.
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                Hoc idem incommodum eos etiam ſequitur, qui non
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                elementa, ſed & vniuerſum mundum ex vnitatibus, ſeu nume
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                ris concretum eſſe opinantur, vt ſunt Pythagorei: nam cor­
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                pus omne aut grauitatem, aut leuitatem habet; vnitates au­
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                tem, quæ numerorum ſunt elementa, ex quibus corpora con­
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                ſtant, nec grauitatem, nec leuitatem ex ſe habere, neque ſi
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                  ponantur</expan>
                , vllum ex ſe corpus coniunctæ facere poſſunt, niſi cor­
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                pus ex non corpore, & niſi graue, & leue ex non graui, & ex
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                non leui, & niſi ſubstantia ex accidentibus fiat: & ſi graue,
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                & leue corpus ex numeris, ſeu numerorum vnitatibus genere­
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                tur, numeros etiam ipſos, & eorumdem vnitates & graues,
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                & leues eſſe oportet, quod ſi vnitates, & numeri nec graues
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                ſunt, nec leues, ergo nec corpora, quæ ex illis fiunt, aut grauia,
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                aut leuia erunt: quæ omnia & falſa, & abſurda eſſe ex his,
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                quæ paullo ante memorauimus, liquido conſtat.
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                <s id="s.000323">Cauſa redditur, quamobrem nec Anaximander,
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                nec Anaximenes, nec Democritus, nec Leucip­
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                pus, nec Epicurus ſint confutandi, in­
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                terea tamen breuiſsimè confu­
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                tantur. </s>
                <s id="s.000324">Cap. XX.</s>
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                <s id="s.000325">ANAXIMANDER,
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                Anaximenes, Democritus,
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                Leucippus, Epicurus, & cæteri Philoſophi, qui
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                licet ratione diuerſa, nullis
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                finibus circumſeptum,
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                ſed illud immenſum, & infinitum eſſe rebantur, in eamdem
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                ſententiam, in quam & posterior Plato venerat, & ipſi prio­
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                res pedibus ire cogebantur; cum in eo, quod infinitum existit,
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