Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                noſtro calore irritatur, tunc ſuo ipſius calore, quo non actu, ſed
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                facultate præditum erat; nos acerrimè vrit, de quo Galenus,
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                libro octauo ſimp. </s>
                <s id="s.000661">& libro quarto de ſanitate tuenda, & ali­
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                bi ſæpe.
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                Principium verò perpetiendi ſiue remotum, ſiue
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                extiterit, extrinſeco motore indiget, vt lignum ſine extrinſeco
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                calefaciente, non calefit, & ſine extrinſeco exurente, non vri­
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                tur, & ſine extrinſeco ſecante, non ſecatur.
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                <s id="s.000663">De duobus formarum generibus, quorum alte­
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                rum formas materiales, alterum vero formas
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                à materia prorſus immunes comple­
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                ctitur. </s>
                <s id="s.000664">Caput XVI.</s>
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                <s id="s.000665">SCIENDVM
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                ſecundo formas eſſe duorum generum,
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                quædam ſunt quarum eſſe à materia omni ex parte pen
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                det, quæ quidem ex ipſa materia pullulant, atque radi­
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                ces in aetam altè infixas habent; vt ab ea nulla vi euellan­
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                tur: vt ſunt formæ elementorum, mineralium, plantarum, at­
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                que brutorum, quorumdam eſſe eſt ab omni materia prorſus
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                immune. </s>
                <s id="s.000666">Primæ formæ ſunt: quæ à vero agente, per verum
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                motum veramque mutationem ex materiæ vtero extrahun­
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                tur, hæ dant eſſe materiæ, & à materia illud vicissim
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                in diuerſo tamen genere cauſæ; cuius classis ſunt omnes formæ
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                materiales elementorum, & eorum omnium, quæ ex eorum­
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                dem mixtione naſcuntur. </s>
                <s id="s.000667">Cum de mortalibus formis agimus,
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                hominis intellectum ſemper excipimus, quem immixtum, &
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                immaterialem eſſe alibi demonstrauimus, idque de ſententia
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                Ariſtotelis, aduerſus quoſdam, qui ventri, & veneri operam
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                ludunt; & omnia, cum corpore, pariter concidere cupiunt; nul
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