Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                ad riſum propenſus; vt infrà (auſpice Deo) videbimus.
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                Ex his duas grauium, & leuium definitiones habemus: al
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                tera per motum à medio, & ad medium data; altera per quie
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                tem à medio, & in medio assignata: dixerat enim Aristo­
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                teles, graue id eſt, quod mouetur ad medium, & graue id eſt,
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                quod quieſcit in medio: dixerat etiam leue id est, quod quie­
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                ſcit à medio, & leue id eſt, quod mouetur àmedio: vt ſupra
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                ſcripſimus.
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                <s id="s.000376">Vtra definitionum ſit potior; an ea, quæ per quie­
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                tem, an ea quæ per
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                datur. </s>
                <s id="s.000377">Cap. XXVIII.</s>
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                Cvm duas grauium, & leuium definitiones assigna­
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                uerimus, alteram per motum, & alteram per
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                ,
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                Auerroes libro quarto de cælo commentatione vigeſi­
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                maſexta, & trigeſimaprima non iniuria quærit. </s>
                <s id="s.000379">Vtrane
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                  rum</expan>
                definitionum ſit potior: an ea, quæ per quietem, an ea, quæ
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                per motum datur; it a vt grauium, et leuium naturam
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                magis exprimat, & ideo præſtantior eſſe credatur. </s>
                <s id="s.000380">Reſpondet
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                Auerroes Philoſophus in primis magnus, & dicit: ea certè
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                præferenda eſt alteri, quæ per quietem datur: cauſa est, quia
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                motus elementis non ineſt, niſi poſtquam violentiam paſſa, aut
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                extra proprium locum vi extruſa fuerint, & ad illum redire
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                contenderint; aut extra proprium locum genita, ad eumdem
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                accedere tentauerint: hæc dum ad locum naturalem concitan
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                tur, non nihil adhuc conſeruant contrariæ illius, &
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                naturæ, vel ex qua genita fuerint, vel quam extra
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                lo
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                cum pulſa contraxerunt; at quies elementis in ſua propria, ac
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                naturali diſpoſitione existentibus optimo iure tribuitur; ideo
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                elementis, vt moueantur, accidere videtur: vt quieſcant, per ſe
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