Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                non tantum motus, ſed etiam status principium eſſe demon­
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                strauerit Ariſtoteles in principio libri ſecundi Phyſicorum,
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                vt infra notum fiet. </s>
                <s id="s.000224">Corpus diuinum, rotundamque illius con
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                uerſionum, ac
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                concitationem omittimus: nam ad res,
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                quæ ſunt natura æternæ, & ad earumdem numquam interi­
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                turas conuerſiones, humilis hæc nostra diſceptatio non aſſur­
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                git, ſed ferè ſerpit humi, & vix ad ea tantum attollitur, quæ
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                ſunt ſub luna: infra quam ea linea est, quam nos rectam ap­
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                pellauimus: cuius rectus eſt motus, & cuius vnicum
                  <expan abbr="ſpaciũ">ſpacium</expan>
                eſt
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                per quod mobilia ſeu ſurſum, ſeu deorſum feruntur: quod à
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                luna & centro intercipitur. </s>
                <s id="s.000225">Hæc linea ex vtraque parte fi­
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                nita cum ſit, duos fines neceſſariò habet, ſuperiorem alterum,
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                qui lunæ globum attingit: & alterum inferiorem qui ad
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                totius mundi centrum deſcendit: duo itaque termini ſunt mo­
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                tus illius, qui ſuper lineam rectam fit, alter ſupremus, qui à
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                medio nuncupatur, alter infimus, qui ad medium dicitur: er­
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                go duo ſunt ſimplicia corpora, quæ ad hos fines ſuper hanc li­
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                neam
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                , et ſimplicem, aut ad ſuperum locum ſurſum aut
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                ad inferum deorſum feruntur: hæc vel grauia, vel leuia ne­
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                ceſſariò ſunt: grauia deorſum deſcendunt, leuia ſurſum aſcen
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                dunt: grauia, & leuia aut abſolutè grauia, & leuia ſunt, aut
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                comparatè: vt ſola terra abſolutè grauis est; & ſolus ignis ab­
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                ſolutè leuis eſſe dicitur: comparatè, vt aer in loco ignis eſt gra­
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                uis, in loco aquæ, & terræ eſt leuis: aqua eſt leuis in loco terræ
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                & eſt grauis in loco ignis, & aeris: hæc duo ſimplicia elemen­
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                torum corpora comparatè grauia, & leuia, quaſi media cen­
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                ſentur, inter ea, quæ grauia, & leuia ſunt abſolutè, quod natu
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                ra ab extremo ad extremum ſine omnibus, aut ſine aliquibus
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                ſaltem mediis, vt meminit Auerroes libro ſecundo de anima,
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                progredi non ſoleat. </s>
                <s id="s.000226">Quatuor igitur grauia & leuia corpora
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