Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                ligna de more ferebat, & ex infimæ lignorum ſtrue ea prius
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                reuellebat, quæ moueri ſine magno labore non poterant: hic
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                certè non vidit, quantum referret ſingula ordine tollere: quod
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                vos, in quorum gratiam hæc diſputantur (vt ſpero) videbitis:
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                eam ob rem non modo vniuerſam diſquiſitionem in ſuas par­
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                tes minutatim, atque gradatim diſtribuemus, cum diſtribuen
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                di locus aduenerit, ſed & eam methodum ducem, in inuenien
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                do ſequemur, quam Ariſtoteles
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                  <foreign lang="grc">ἀνάλυσιν</foreign>
                .
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                id eſt
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                appellauit: elementa enim, quorum motus cauſæ inuestigan­
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                tur, in ſuas partes magnas, & magnæ in paruas, quæ in mino
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                res diſſolui non poterunt, diſſoluentur, donec ad prima huius
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                motionis principia peruenerimus; quæ non ſolum analiſi hac,
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                quam paullo ante memorauimus, inuententur, ſed compoſitio­
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                nis eo ordine, quem Ariſtoteles
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                  <foreign lang="grc">σὺνθεσιν</foreign>
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                vocauit, poſtquam in­
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                uenta fuerint, artificioſa methodo in hoc libro diſputabuntur.
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                <s id="s.000166">Perſpicuum etiam fiet, quæ ſint cauſæ omnium primæ, atque
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                immediatæ, à quibus elementa
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                : nec propterea
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                  <foreign lang="grc">διαί­
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                  ρεσις</foreign>
                ,
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                id eſt diuiſio negligetur: ſed eadem ſuo loco, & tempo­
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                re vſurpabitur: quamquam duo prima methodorum genera
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                Ariſtoteles ferè ſemper, & vbique probare voluerit: Plato
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                verò tertium magis probandum eſſe duxerit: de quibus rerum
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                tractandarum ordinibus Ariſtoteles in Analiticis, & Plato
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                in Alcibiade ſcripſit, & nos alibi diſputauimus.
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                <s id="s.000167">Illis omnibus derelictis, qui nuper phyloſophari
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                cœperunt, ad antiquos vniuerſam hanc noſtram
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                diſceptationem conuertemus. </s>
                <s id="s.000168">Cap. III.</s>
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                <s id="s.000169">QVONIAM
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                vtrique & Peripaterici, & Academi­
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                ci eſſe volumus, ad Platonem aliquando noſtra diuer-
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