Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                Non eſſe numero infinita elementa, finiti motus recti na­
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                turales ſecundum quos finita elementa cientur, planè demon
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                ſtrant: in infinito enim nullæ locorum differentiæ eſſe poſſunt;
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                at quicquid mouetur, certos habeat atque definitos locos opor
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                tet, vnde proficiſcatur, per quos tendat, & quo feratur: vt pro
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                batum eſt libro tertio, & quarto de phyſico auditu.
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                Quatuor ergo tantum nec plura ſunt elementa ſimplicia:
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                quod probatur argumento Aristotelis libro primo, & quar­
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                to de cælo particula quadrageſimaquarta, & libro ſecundo
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                de generatione particula vigeſimaſecunda.
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                Duæ tantum ſunt lineæ ſimplices, rotunda certè, & recta:
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                ergo duo tantum erunt motus ſimplices: quorum prior ſuper
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                lineam rotundam, poſterior verò ſuper lineam rectam ſit.
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                <s id="s.000220">Non plures duobus ſunt motus ſimplices: ergo non plures duo
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                bus ſunt eorum fines, ad quos ſimplicia corpora tendant: alter
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                ad primum illum motum ſimplicem pertinet corporis illius,
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                quod vniuerſitatis natura ad volubilitatem rotundauit, idque
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                ita tornauit, vt nihil effici possit aut rotundius, aut æquè rotun
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                dum: illud numquam ad finem, ſed ſemper in fine natura
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                cietur: quod primo Metheorologicorum in principio ab Ari
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                ſtotele ſcribitur; motus verò poſterior illius eſt corporis, quod
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                numquam in fine, verum ſemper ad finem natura
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                :
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                vel in fine eadem natura quieſcit. </s>
                <s id="s.000221">Hinc duo tantum eſſe ſim­
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                plicia corpora ſcimus: primum cæleſte, atque diuinum; quod
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                perpetuis ſæculorum
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                conuerti demonſtratum eſt
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                ab Ariſtotele libro octauo Phyſicorum. </s>
                <s id="s.000222">Alterum eſt elemen
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                torum corpus, quod aliquando stat immotum aliquando verò
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                mouetur. </s>
                <s id="s.000223">Quæ non mouentur
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                corpora; vel extra
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                naturalem eorum locum, quo minus moueantur, impediun­
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                tur; velin loco naturali natura quieſcunt: quod natura in eis
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