Baliani, Giovanni Battista, De motv natvrali gravivm solidorvm et liqvidorvm

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                  assequatur, saltem investiget; perquirendo
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                  quae sit natura mobilium, corporum nimi­
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                  rum prout mobilia sunt; etiam si hoc non
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                  ad scientiam de motu, sed ad habitum supe­
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                  riorem, nimirum sapientiae pertineat; quo
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                  non effectus, sed rerum naturae, & principia
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                  nobis innotescunt, ut Aristoteles in Metaphis.
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                  etiam si in moralibus videatur secus sentire,
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                  seu quia ex communi potius quam ex propria
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                  sententia ibi loquutus fuerit, ubi exactam di­
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                  scussionem locus non postulabat, seu mavis
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                  culpa transcriptoris; in quo nihilominus plu­
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                  rimos, & magni nominis habuit sectatores.
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                  <s id="s.000748">Ut
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                  ut sit ego quid tale delibavi, dum in prae­
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                  fatione priori libro praeposita, causam aperire
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                  conatus sum, cur duo quaelibet gravia, quan­
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                  tumvis inaequalia, aequalia spatia conficiant;
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                  videlicet quia natura gravium talis sit, ut
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                  utrobique gravitas tali pacto sit materiae con­
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                  nexa, & ita eam perpetuo sequatur, ut quanta
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                  sit gravitas, seu eius actio; tantumdem sit pa­
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                  riter materiae, & proinde resistentiae; ex quo
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                  demum aequales sequantur effectus: quod ta­
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                  men ad motuum indaginem supervacaneum
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                  erat.</s>
                  <s id="s.000749">Non tamen ex hoc ego me adhuc gra­
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                  vium naturam omnino assecutum esse pro
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                  certo habeo. </s>
                  <s id="s.000750">Non quilibet collimans scopum
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                  ferit; at quotus quisque propius dirigit, non </s>
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