Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                quoniam nec per ſe, nec per accidens, nec per aliud
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                ,
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                a motu propterea minime ſoluuntur; cum cæleſtes globos in­
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                ceſſanter moueant; has Diuinas mentes Metaphyſica contem
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                platur, plures ſcientias his tribus excogitari non poſſe, propte­
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                rea quod
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                in plures partes omnia, quæ vniuerſi ambitu coer
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                centur, diuidantur, ſcriptum eſt ab Ariſtotele libro ſexto Di
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                uinorum particula ſecunda: hæ omnes, ſingulæque ſcientiæ
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                ab illis, qui motum ſustulerunt, tolluntur. </s>
                <s id="s.000298">Quin etiam artes
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                omnes corporatis instrumentis vtuntur, quæ inſtrumenta, niſi
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                motu cieantur, in artem conuenire minime quidem poſſunt.
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                <s id="s.000299">Adhæc facultates omnes, omneſque diſciplinæ, & artes, quæ
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                ratione, & intelligentia perficiuntur ex antecedente quadam
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                principiorum cognitione fiunt, quod ab Aristotele ſcriptum
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                est libro primo posteriorum analiticorum particula prima;
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                principiorum autem veritatem ſolo ſenſus iudicio constare
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                ſcripſit Aristoteles, tum in poſterioribus analiticis, tum in
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                proœmio libri primi Diuinorum: verum à ſenſibus ad princi­
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                pia prius cognita, & à principiis ad concluſiones loco omnium
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                postremo cognoſcendas ſine motu non progredimur: ergo qui
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                motum è medio tollunt, facultates omnes, artes, atque ſcien­
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                tias è medio tollere coguntur.
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                Anaxagoræ, & Empedocli, qui omnia quandoque moue­
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                ri & quandoque quieſcere crediderunt, perennis, indefeſſa­
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                que, & nuſquam ceſſans Diuinorum corporum agitatio, &
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                argumenta, quæ ad motus, & totius mundi æternitatem con­
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                firmandam libro Phyſicorum octauo in principio, & libro pri
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                mo de cælo in fine ab Aristotele ſcribuntur, tota (vt aiunt)
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                diametro opponuntur: ad quæ legenda lectores remittimus,
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                ne ab Ariſtotelis monumentis ad nostra auocare velle videa­
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                mur.
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