Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                put, & cætera ſunt elementa: quoniam hæc (vti diximus)
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                in alia priora corpora reuertuntur, cum intereunt, ex quibus
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                facta fuerunt.
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                Hæc de elementorum definitione breuiter dixiſſe ſufficiat:
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                quia elementa nec quatenus
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                , nec quatenus ex eiſdem
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                mixta conflantur, in hodiernam hanc quæstionem accerſita
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                fuerunt: ſed tantum vel vt grauia ſunt, vel leuia; inſtabilem­
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                que illorum naturam ſurſum, deorſum commeantem perſe­
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                quemur: eam ob cauſam ſolius elementi quatenus vel graue
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                eſt, vel leue definitio longa oratione ſuo loco, & tempore con­
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                texta, narrabitur: adaperta etiam definitione grauitatis,
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                & leuitatis vt infra videbimus.
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                <s id="s.000203">De numero elementorum. </s>
                <s id="s.000204">Caput VII.</s>
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                <s id="s.000205">N
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                vnc ad
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                aggredimur, quæ ad numerum
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                corporum grauium, &
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                , quæ ſimplicia ſunt, perti
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                net: præſertim quoniam omnis diſputatio de grauibus,
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                & leuibus futura eſt. </s>
                <s id="s.000206">Ante igitur inuenire oportet quot ſint,
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                & illis mediis, quæ ab Ariſtotele vſurpantur, in his quæ de cæ
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                lo, & degeneratione. </s>
                <s id="s.000207">Ac primo non eſſe vnum tantum gra­
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                ue, & leue elementum, plures motus recti,
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                quos plu­
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                ra elementa mouentur,
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                . </s>
                <s id="s.000208">Nam quod vnicum, & ſim
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                plex eſt, ad plura loca, eademque contraria natura ferri non
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                poſſe, demonſtrat Ariſtoteles libro primo de cælo, & mundo:
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                ex eo quod vnius corporis ſimplicis vnicus est motus ſimplex:
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                ſicut vnius motus ſimplicis
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                eſt corpus ſimplex. </s>
                <s id="s.000209">Ad hæc
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                commutatio omnis tolleretur, ſi vnum tantum eſſet elemen­
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                tum, non enim haberet à quo afficeretur, cum à ſe ipſo affici
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                non possit; ſed omne, quod afficitur, à contrario afficitur: at
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