Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                Ideo per primum motorem, primamque materiam definiri
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                debent. </s>
                <s id="s.000641">Sunt enim hæc duo extremà, quæ maximè distant
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                inter ea omnia, quæ ſunt in vniuerſo. </s>
                <s id="s.000642">Id eſt prima forma, quæ
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                eſt primus intellectus Diuinus ſummæ, numeriſque omnibus ab
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                ſolutæ perfectionis principium, & prima materia, quæ eſt al­
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                terum ſummæ imperfectionis principium, vt enim illa omni
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                forma carens materia, res omnes materiales ſua facultate
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                plectitur, cuius
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                formæ omnes materiales patiuntur;
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                ſic in illa ſuprema forma, quæ Deus eſt, cunctæ formæ agen­
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                tes, ac mouentes mortales, immortaleſque continentur, vt per
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                hæc duo principia definiantur.
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                Hoc fortè illud eſt, quod magnus Plotinus voluit: dum di­
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                xit eo in libro, cui titulus eſt, de duabus materiis. </s>
                <s id="s.000644">Mundum
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                hunc vniuerſum vastissimum quoddam referre corpus; cuius
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                duæ ſunt ſuperficies, altitudinis altera, altera verò profun­
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                ditatis: ea, quæ eſt altitudinis, ſuprema ſedes est primæ for­
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                mæ, & ea, quæ eſt profunditatis, locus eſt infimus primæ ma­
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                teriæ, quæ in nihilum non deſinit, ſed certè est aliquid vt eam
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                aliquid eſſe Aristoteles demonſtrat, nempe ſubſtantia, libro
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                ſecundo de anima particula ſecunda, dum ſubſtantiam
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                tripartito diuiſit: in formam, quæ eſt actus: in
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                , quæ
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                est facultas: & in id, quod eſt ex vtriſque
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                : & Auer
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                roes libro tertio de anima commentatione quinta in ſolutione
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                tertiæ quæſtionis exponens illud, quod ex Ariſtotele naſcitur
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                particula quarta eiuſdem libri. </s>
                <s id="s.000645">Omne recipiens debet eſſe de­
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                nudatum à natura recepti dixit Ariſtotelem non eſſe ita in­
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                telligendum, vt id nihil ſit, quod accepturum eſt aliquid; immo
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                aliqua natura ſit oportet ea, quæ acceptura eſt aliquid: modo
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                id non ſit; quod accipere debet,
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                nihil idem ſemetipſum
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                accipit; id etiam magnus Plotinus eodem in libro probauit,
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