Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                læ locorum differentiæ inuenirentur. </s>
                <s id="s.000589">Dicendum item fuerat
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                illis, cuiuſmodi fuiſſet primus ille motus, num naturalis, an vio
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                lentus: magni enim intereſt, natura ne, an vis illum concilia­
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                rit: naturam illum effeciſſe nec ſibi, ne aliis perſuadere po­
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                tuiſſent; quoniam ante originem naturæ, ac cæterarum om­
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                nium rerum natura conſtantium motionem illam turbulen­
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                tam, atque inordinatam introduxerunt; nec contra
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                ;
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                quoniam nihil excogitari potest abſurdius, quam qui motus
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                contra naturam ſit, vt hic motum naturalem antecedat. </s>
                <s id="s.000590">Cum
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                item in confuſione illa inordinata, quam commenti ſunt, gra­
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                uia eſſe, & leuia abſque ratione finxiſſent, cur ſubticuerunt,
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                quomodo grauia, & leuia diſtinguerentur, ac alia ab aliis ſepa
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                rarentur, & qui nam erat proprius ipſorum locus, aut motus,
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                non enim idem locus, aut motus omnibus eſſe poterat; alioqui
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                vnum, & idem etiam grauia, & leuia fuiſſent; quæ motu illo
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                confuſo diſgregari non potuiſſent, ſi proprios locos, & ordina­
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                tum motum ad naturalem locum cumdemque proprium, &
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                ordinatam ſi quietem in proprio loco habebant; ergo in chaos
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                erat mundus, quem nihil aliud eſſe conſtat,
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                iste partium
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                elegantissimus ordo, vt optimè ſcripſit Alexander Aphrodi­
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                ſienſis libro ſecundo quæstionum naturalium capite decimo­
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                nono: de quibus, cum ne verbum quidem fecerint, dignissimi
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                ſunt qui maximè reprehendantur. </s>
                <s id="s.000591">Particularis etiam, &
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                proprius illius motionis effector demonſtrandus fuiſſet: nam
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                ad motum particularem conciliandum generalis motor ſat
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                eſſe nequit, quam certè rem ſupra capite vndecimo primæ
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                partis aliqua ex parte attigimus.
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