Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                Idea cuius eſt particeps; moueatur: quando à materia nihil
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                moueri poteſt. </s>
                <s id="s.000276">Hæc ſi vera ſunt, neceſſe eſt, vt mobilia ſemper,
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                & continenter moueantur: cum Ideæ ſemper eædem ſint, &
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                eodem modo affectæ: quia ſunt æternæ, ſemperque illis eo­
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                dem modo ſubiiciuntur ea, quæ ab illis mouentur: nulla ergo
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                ratio eſt, cur aliquando moueant, aliquando non moueant:
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                quin etiam in his, quæ oculis cernuntur, præter ſpeciem, atque
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                Ideam, aliud eſſe principium ſpectatur, quod moueat: vt do­
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                ctus Præceptor non Idea, ſed doctrina, doctos diſcipulos effi­
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                cit: & bonus citharædus, non Idea, ſed arte pulſandi citharam,
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                bonos citharœdos facit.
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                <s id="s.000277">Redarguuntur illi, qui dicunt materiam eſſe
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                principium mouendi. </s>
                <s id="s.000278">Cap. XIIII.</s>
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                <s id="s.000279">N
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                on minore ruina cadunt, immo prorſus maiore lapſu
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                ruunt, qui materiam dicunt, eſſe principium mouen­
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                di: hæc cum bene diſponitur (inquiunt) & qualitati­
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                bus illis informatur, ex quibus motus naſcitur, mobilia mouet.
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                <s id="s.000280">Sed non rectè ſentiunt, vt diximus; quia nihil idem cauſa ef­
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                ficiens, & materia eiuſdem eſſe poteſt, cum materiæ
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                ſit pati, ac moueri; mouere autem, & facere ſit alterius facul
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                tatis: vt ſcriptum reliquit Aristoteles libro ſecundo de ortu,
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                & interitu particula quinquageſimaſecunda: vt aqua, quæ
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                à Thalete Mileſio rerum omnium primum principium
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                  quam</expan>
                ſtatuitur, non tamen ſe gignere, aut quauis ratione ef
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                ficere quicquam poteſt: ſed opus eſt aquæ efficientem cauſam
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                adhibere: ſine qua & nihil fiet, & nihil mouebitur, vt etiam
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                Empedocles qui quatuor elementis materiæ vicem gerenti­
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                bus, concordiam, atque diſcordiam, vt efficientes cauſas addi-
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