Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                particularia, ſed generalia tantum fuiſſent, à quibus ſolis nul
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                li motus naſcuntur, ideo nos particulares motores ſine
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                particulari vi mouente nullus fit motus, inueſtigamus. </s>
                <s id="s.000624">Tum
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                etiam, quia anima mundi vnà cum vniuerſitatis motione nata
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                priuſquam naſceretur, elementorum agitationem inordina­
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                tam, quæ naturam rerum vniuerſam antegreſſa eſt, excita­
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                re non potuiſſet, posterius enim prioris cauſa eſſe natura non
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                patitur.
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                Nec Orphæi lupiter, in cuius pectore Diuino vera mundi
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                origo latitarit, ex eoque omnia deprompſerit, elementa mo­
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                uiſſet in Chaos inordinatè iactata.
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                Nec Amor, quem Heſiodus rerum omnium creatorem,
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                ac motorem effecit, elementa concitauiſſet; cum nulla tunc re
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                rum diſtinctio in natura fuiſſet.
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                Quoniam nulla earum, quæ ab illis vt cauſæ mouentes po­
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                nebantur, ſeu Amor eſſet, ſeu lupiter, verè actus, aut mouen
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                tes cauſæ dici potuiſſent: nam quæ illius actus fuiſſet natura,
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                qui infinitis ætatibus ocio, veluti marceſcens, nihil egiſſet?
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                <s id="s.000628">Actus enim natura ſua dicitur ille, qui perpetuò in actione
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                verſatur, & ab ea nec minimum quidem temporis diſcedit, at
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                que deſiſtit. </s>
                <s id="s.000629">Amor etiam non ad rem omnino deformem, ſed
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                ad rem ſuapte natura formoſam conuertitur. </s>
                <s id="s.000630">At deforme
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                antiquum erat Chaos: ergo
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                , quod amaretur. </s>
                <s id="s.000631">A quie
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                te præterea ad nouam molitionem mutari has cauſas opus fuiſ
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                ſet, qua de re non ſimpliciter actus appellari meruiſſent, quip
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                pe quod potestate ante fuiſſent, & ab alia, quæ actu præter­
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                greſſa eſt cauſa, immutatæ.
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                Valeant ergo hæc veterum Philoſophorum portenta, &
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                monſtra, ac Peripateticæ veritati ſpontè, cedant: ad quam ex­
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                planandam aggredimur.
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