Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                deinceps. </s>
                <s id="s.000617">Tum etiam quia fortuna, & caſus non ſunt verè
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                cauſæ motus, ſed naturæ potius verè mouentis errores: id quod
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                & in arte fit; in qua, ſi quid peccati incidit in artificiis, id ne­
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                que artificioſum, neque artis
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                appellamus: ita ſi quod
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                elementorum à fortuna, & caſu moueatur, eius motus natu­
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                ræ neutiquam aſcribendus erit: ſed naturæ quibuſdam erro­
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                ribus, atque peccatis: nos autem naturales naturalium mo­
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                tuum cauſas inueſtigamus, ergo, &c.
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                Nec Anaximandri principium illud rerum omnium in­
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                finitum, quod inter naturam animæ, atque ignis medium in­
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                tercedere ſentiebat, & contraria cuncta in eo incluſa fuiſſe
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                memorabat, elementis motum præſtare potuiſſet.
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                Quod corpus, quantumuis vaſtissimum, modo ſit finitum
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                ab infinitæ virtutis motore non in tempore, ſed in momento
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                moueatur, vt facilè deducitur ex demonſtratione Aristote­
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                lis libro ſeptimo, & octauo Phyſicorum: in momento autem
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                nullus motus excitatur, ſed in tempore tantum, & grauiter,
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                vt acutè demonstrat Ariſtoteles ſexto libro de Phyſico au­
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                ditu, ergo, &c.
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                <s id="s.000620">Ab anima mundi Platonis, ab Orphei Ioue, ab
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                amore Heſiodi, elementa moueri non poſſe.
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                <s id="s.000621">Caput XII.</s>
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                ec anima mundi, quam Plato ſe ipſam agitare di­
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                xit, & reliquis eſſe principium mouendi particularem
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                illum, ac turbulentum ante Chaos, & ordinatum post
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                Chaos elementorum motum feciſſet.
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                Tum quia, hæc omnia, quæ Plato, ac cæteri omnes vete­
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                res Philoſophi finxerunt, ſi extitiſſent, motus principia non
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