Borelli, Giovanni Alfonso, De motionibus naturalibus a gravitate pendentibus, 1670

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              que aſſeclæ. </s>
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                <expan abbr="Inquiũt">Inquiunt</expan>
              enim corpus eſſe
                <expan abbr="rẽ">rem</expan>
                <expan abbr="extẽſam">extenſam</expan>
              , ſci­
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              licèt præditam longitudine, latitudine, & profundi­
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              tate, vnde vbicumque ponitur extenſio, neceſſariò
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              corpus ſubſtantiale admitti debere: hinc ſequitur
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              nullo pacto concedi poſſe ſpatium denudatum priua­
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              tumque corpore ſubſtantiali, cùm dari non poſſit ex­
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              tenſio ſeparata à corporibus phyſicis, & ideò aiunt,
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              quòd quicumque ſpatium vacuum admittit neceſſa­
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              riò in eodem vacuo conceſſo rem, ſeu
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              ex­
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              tenſam, ſcilicèt corpus concedat neceſsè eſt, propte­
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              rea adeò verum eſt
                <expan abbr="vacuũ">vacuum</expan>
              eſſe impoſſibile, vt is, qui
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              ipſum admittit eodem ſpiritu idipſum neget. </s>
              <s id="s.002758">Hoc
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              porrò argumentum tantæ energiæ, & tanti robo­
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              ris eſſe prædicti Authores cenſent, vt mirentur, miſe­
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              reanturque debilitatem intellectus eorum, qui huic
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              argumento non acquieſcunt, & manus non dant. </s>
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              4. phy ſ. </s>
              <s id="s.002760">c. 8.</s>
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              Cap. 12. dę
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              vacui neceſ­
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              ſitate.</s>
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              PROP. CCLV.
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              Dimenſiones, quæ ſpatio vacuo tribuuntur, non ſunt reales,
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              ſed meræ negationes, & priuationes.
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              <s id="s.002764">HVic obiectioni reſponderi poſſe mihi videtur,
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              quod illę, quæ dimenſiones vocantur in va­
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              cuo non ſunt, neque reales, neque poſitiuæ, ſed me­
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              ræ priuationes, & negationes, ſcilicèt deficit in tali
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              loco tanta longitudo, tanta latitudo, & tanta profun­
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              ditas, quandoquidem ibidem deficit corpus, quod
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              rem, ſeu ſubſtantiam extenſam eſſe de finitum eſt: pa­
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              ritèr falſum eſt prædictum vacuum menſurari poſſe,
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              cùm nihilum nullam dimenſionem menſurabilem ha­
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              beat, ſed tantummodò intellectus noſter fictione </s>
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