Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                <s id="s.000487">Nec Epicurum, nec Anaximenem, nec alios, qui
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                infinitatem in mundum introduxerunt, eſſe
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                confutandos, interea tamen breuiſsi­
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                mè confutantur. </s>
                <s id="s.000488">Cap. II.</s>
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                <s id="s.000489">EPICVRVS,
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                quem & complures alij ſecuti fuerunt,
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                qui vniuerſum infinitum eſſe exiſtimauerunt, hac dere
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                nullam mentionem facere potuerunt: cum in eo, quod eſt
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                infinitum nulli ſint extremi fines, ad quos nullaque me dia per
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                quæ elementorum vniuerſitates istæ, aut earumdem partes
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                ferantur: & in quibus conſiſtant.
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                Anaximenes etiam. </s>
                <s id="s.000491">qui licet mundum omnino infinitum
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                non faciat: infinitum tamen aerem mundi principium conſti­
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                tuit, vnde ſequitur; vt
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                motus neceſſariò ſit infinitus: nam
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                infiniti corporis motus finitus non est, ideo illos prætermitten­
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                dos putamus, & in eos confutandos eſt omnis oratio noſtra
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                , qui mundum finitum eſſe putauerunt vt Empedo­
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                cles, Anaximander, Anaxagoras, Democritus Plato: qui
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                omnes terræ vniuerſitatem in medio mundi verè collocaue­
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                runt, vt ibi quieſcat; ſed ratione diuerſa: nec propterea per­
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                petuo ſilentio inuoluendi ſunt illi, qui terram in cælo, & ignem
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                in mundi medio locatum eſſe voluerunt: ſed ante alios con­
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                futandi.
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                <s id="s.000492">Aduerſus Pythagoram, qui terram in cælo, &
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                ignem in medio poſuit. </s>
                <s id="s.000493">Cap. III.</s>
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                <s id="s.000494">PYTHAGORAS
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                ignem in media mundi ſede loca­
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                tum eſſe voluit: terram autem, quam stellarum vnam
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