Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                Huic alteram rationem à motu, & quiete petitam addi­
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                mus; quæ tertio libro de cælo particula duodeuigeſima, & vn­
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                deuigeſima, & deinceps ab Aristotele literis conſignatur,
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                ea autem est.
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                Cum omnia naturalia corpora moueri nemo ſit, qui inficias
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                ire audeat; propterea quod nullum eſſe naturale corpus, quod
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                non moueatur, tum ſenſibus, vel etiam ipſis comprehendimus,
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                tum ratione naturæ, quæ in eis eſt principium motus; vt dixi­
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                mus; naturalium corporum motum conſtitutum in diſ quiſitio
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                nem accerſimus, & quærimus naturalis ne, an violentus ſit
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                motus, quo moueantur: ſi violentus ſit motus, quo in aliquem
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                locum contra naturam truduntur, ergo motus naturalis illi
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                contrarius reperiri neceſſe eſt; nam violentum illud dicitur,
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                quod contra naturam fit: vt ignis qui contra naturam deor­
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                ſum præceps ruit, motu priori contrario naturaliter in ſubli­
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                me nitetur: ergo in elementis naturalis inest motus.
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                Nec non ab ipſamet quiete argumentum facilè petimus;
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                quo naturalem in corporibus ſimplicibus elementorum ineſſe
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                motum confirmemus.
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                Si naturalia elementorum corpora in aliquo loco
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                ;
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                quærimus, vtrum ne violentia, an vero natura ibi maneant:
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                ſi violentia; ergo ad eum locum violentia feruntur, quemadmo
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                dum in eo loco natura conſiſtunt, ad quem natura tendunt: at
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                notum eſt ita, vt nulli ſua domus nota magis, terram in medio
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                natura quieſcere; ergo terram ad medium natura ferri ne­
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                ceſſe eſt, ergo motus naturalis est in elementorum corpore na
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                turali. </s>
                <s id="s.000235">Quod ſi violentia in medio terra maneat; ergo aliquid
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                eſſe neceſſe eſt, quod terram ſurſum euolare prohibeat. </s>
                <s id="s.000236">Tum
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                quærimus, an id, quod prohibet,
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                id muneris abſoluat;
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                an dum mouetur, atque vtrumque, vel naturaliter, vel violen-
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