Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                deant: & ne qui ementito Philoſophorum nomine ementitam
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                Philoſophiam profitentur, Aristoteli Peripateticorum om­
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                nium vere Principi id falſo imponere audeant, quò nihil mi­
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                nus excogitauit. </s>
                <s id="s.000186">His rationibus primi Philoſophiæ fontes ape
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                rientur; omnia ad illos reuocabuntur: ex quibus aqua purior
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                haurietur, quam ex lutulentis poſteriorum lacunis. </s>
                <s id="s.000187">Cœptis igi
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                tur faueat Deus; & à capite ad calcem vſque benè cœpta ſe­
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                cundet.
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                <s id="s.000188">Prima pars princeps. </s>
                <s id="s.000189">Cap. V.</s>
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                <s id="s.000190">CONCERTATIONE
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                ſecta, & artificioſius, quam
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                per me fieri potuit, digesta, quo voces, quæ ſunt in il­
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                lius capite ancipites, melius
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                ,
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                gra­
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                uia, & leuia, ſimplicia eſſe hoc loco ponimus: quoniam ſunt
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                ſubiacentes materiæ, circa quas hæc tractatio tota verſa­
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                tur: materiam autem, quæ ſubiicitur, eſſe ab eo artifice, cui
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                ſubiicitur, nec debere, nec poſſe demonstrari: auctor est Ari­
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                ſtoteles libro primo poſteriorum: ſed eiuſdem eſſe, vel vt vi,
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                natur áque ſua notum, vel vt in ſuperiori ſcientia
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                ,
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                accipiendum ex eodem Ariſtotele diſcimus: ne quid tamen in
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                tactum relinquatur, ab ea conquiſitione ſequenti capite exor
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                diemur, quam Ariſtoteles secundo libro poſteriorum parti­
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                cula prima, poſt eam, quæ ad id pertinet, quæ eſſe rei demon
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                ſtrat, explicandam voluit: ea est, qua rei propoſitæ
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                  nem</expan>
                inueſtigamus; elementi etenim motus facilis, atque perſpi­
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                cuus fiet, ſi, quæ ſit elementi natura,
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                explicuerimus:
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                nam ex elementi definitione eiuſdem actiones, & motus dein­
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                de reperiemus.
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