Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                uerſi constitutio, ordo, & ornatus æternus eſt, non igitur ter­
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                ra aut violenter, aut natura circum centrum in orbem moue­
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                tur; ſed ad totius mundi centrum tota terra ſuopte nutu ten­
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                dit, quo ſingulas totius terræ partes ferri videmus: hæc ex
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                Aristotele in calce libri ſecundi de cælo, & mundo.
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                Heracyltus bonum, & malum vniuerſi efficientes, atque
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                mouentes cauſas eſſe cenſuit, à quibus ignis, rerum
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                ma­
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                teriale principium cieretur. </s>
                <s id="s.000569">Hic dixit bonum, & malum in
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                vnum conuenerunt, inſtar arcus & cordæ in liram, & ignem
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                mouerunt. </s>
                <s id="s.000570">Heraclyteam hanc ſententiam falſam eſſe natura
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                mali demonstrat, quæ nullius ordinis, ſed potius
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                , nul
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                lius boni, ſed potius mali eſt cauſa; at ignis motus vnà cum
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                rerum vniuerſa natura bona eſt ordinatus: non ergo aut ignis
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                agitatio, aut vniuerſi ordo à mali natura pendet, quæ nullius
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                ordinis, nulliusque bonitatis efficiens cauſa eſſe potest.
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                Heraclytea hæc ſententia ad modum rationi
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                paruo negocio redigetur, ab eo, qui dixerit: bonum, id eſt for­
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                ma, quæ omnis bonitatis eſt auctor; ideo boni, optimi, diuini, et
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                expetendi rationem habere creditur ab Ariſtotele libro pri­
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                mo Phyſicorum particula octuageſimaprima, & à diuino Pla
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                tone in Timæo, & malum id est materia, quæ est omnium
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                malorum radix, vt iidem Philoſophi in eodem loco literis
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                  darunt</expan>
                , & magnus Plotinus in libro cui titulus eſt. </s>
                <s id="s.000572">Vnde ma­
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                la: in vnum, id eſt in concretum vnum
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                ; inſtar ar­
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                cus, & cordæ in liram, id est; ſicut ex arcu, & corda in vnam
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                liram conuenientibus, conſonantia naſcitur: ita ex materia,
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                quæ habet rationem mali, & ex forma, quæ boni naturam
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                quam optimè redolet, in vnum concretum coeuntibus, concre­
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                tum gignitur; & ſicut ex arcu & corda ab vna lira ſepara­
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                tis concentus diſſoluitur; ita ſi à concreto materia mala, &
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