Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                tæ ſunt differentiæ: & illius, quod actui primo, & illius, quod
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                actui ſecundo proportione reſpondet. </s>
                <s id="s.000456">Quoddam (exempli gra
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                tia) in actu intelligendi refert animam, quoddam verò ſcien­
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                tiam, quorum vtroque intelligimus: ſed hoc alterum eſt vt ſub
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                stantia, alterum vt habitus. </s>
                <s id="s.000457">Principium, quod eſt vt ſubſtan­
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                tia, duobus modis conſideratur: Primo vt actus primus, ſecun
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                do vt actus ſecundus: per actum primum nos formam intelli­
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                gimus
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                materiam; dum in nullum opus egreditur,
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                ſed feriatur, ac ceſſat. </s>
                <s id="s.000458">Per actum ſecundum eamdem
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                intelligendam putamus, dum agendo facultatem innatam, &
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                vim propriam exerit: non autem ſolam formæ actionem: vt
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                alij complures intellexerunt, quorum errorem libro ſecundo
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                de anima demonſtrauimus: vt puer, in cuius corpore anima in
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                eſt, & dormit, particeps eſt actus primi, ſine ſecundo: porrò
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                cum in eo vigiliæ vigent, & primus actus ad aliquod opus egre
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                ditur, ſecundi actus iam factus eſt particeps. </s>
                <s id="s.000459">Elementorum
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                quies actui primo, cuius nullus est uſus, & qui ad opus non
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                redigitur; & eorumdem motus actui ſecundo, qui redactus
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                eſt ad opus, reſpondent.
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                Partitionis pars prior est Ariſtotelis libro ſecundo de ani
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                ma particula decima, pars poſterior est eiuſdem in eodem li­
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                bro particula quinta. </s>
                <s id="s.000461">Tota partitio ex particula trigeſima
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                prima libri octaui Phyſicorum colligi poteſt.
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                Motus illæ, qui eſt actus ſecundus de quo nunc agimus, ge­
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                minus eſt: alter ad locum, alter eſt ad alias motionum ſpecies.
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                <s id="s.000463">Primus adhuc eſt duorum generum naturalis alter, alter vio­
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                lentus. </s>
                <s id="s.000464">Naturalis motus illæ eſt, qui fit à principio intrinſeco,
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                quod nihil est aliud, quam natura. </s>
                <s id="s.000465">Violentus autem, cuius
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                cauſa, & principium est extrinſeus ad quod principium ex­
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                trinſecus mouens, nihil adiumenti affert id quod impellitur: vt
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