Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                extremi fines deſiderentur, ſine quibus non eſt locus ſuperior,
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                ad quem leuia corpora ſubuolent; nec eſt vllus inferior locus,
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                ad quem corpora grauia tendant; ideo ex locorum interuallis
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                grauium, &
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                naturæ definiri non poſſunt: ſed ad atomos,
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                ad figuras, ad ſolidum, & inane, vel ad aliud eiuſdem generis
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                figmentum confugere coguntur: immo ſi locus distinctus non
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                fuerit, qui in ſpacio infinito diſtinctus eſſe nequit, neque quic­
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                quam graue, aut leue dicetur,
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                graue id ſit, quod ad inferio­
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                rem locum deſcendit; leue autem quod ad ſuperiorem plagam
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                natura mouetur; vt infra demonſtrabitur: in eo ergo infinito
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                ſpacio, in quo ſuperior, & inferior locus distinctus non est, ni­
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                hil graue, nihilque poterit eſſe leue.
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                <s id="s.000326">Democriti, Leucippi, & Epicuri particularia dicta
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                de grauibus, & leuibus atomis explodun­
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                tur. </s>
                <s id="s.000327">Caput XXI.</s>
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                <s id="s.000328">DEMOCRITI,
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                & cæterorum, qui ab illius parte ste­
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                terunt, ſententia est,
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                ex atomis constare; quæ
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                ſunt omnes graues, eiuſdem materiæ,
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                natu­
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                ræ, ac ſola figura differunt, quæ eſt accidens: nam aliæ atomi
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                ſunt triangulæ, aliæ quadrangulæ, & ſic deinceps; ſubstantia
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                vna omnium
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                eſt, dicunt
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                inane inter atomos illas
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                interceptum, eaſdem diſterminare; vt auri, argenti, cupri, fer­
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                ri, &
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                aliarum ramenta in varias figuras diſtributa, eam
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                dem naturam habent; ſolis figuris diuerſa ſunt, ſolo ſpacio ina
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                ni aliæ ab aliis diſtant: hæc est eorum ſententia, contra quam
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                argumentor,
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                Vna est
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                atomorum natura, ergo vnus eſt motus prin
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                cipium;
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                per motus principium ab Ariſtotele natura de
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