Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                & terra
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                raro in ignem vicissim commeat. </s>
                <s id="s.000693">Vtrum ne
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                quodque elementum in aliud quoduis elementum immediatè
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                conuertatur, an vero contrarium elementum in aliud
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                  rium</expan>
                non niſi per media elementa permeet; à nobis
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                eſt alibi, & quodlibet elementum in quoduis elementum im­
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                mediatè migrare poſſe concluſum.
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                Secunda facultas accidentalis nuncupatur, & tunc est,
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                cum elementa actu existunt non tamen actu moueantur; ſed
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                tantum moueri queant, id illis ui, naturaque propria, quod eſt
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                per ſe non ineſt; ſed ui, & natura alterius; quod eſt per acci­
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                dens: hæc facultas in motu elementorum est forma leuis, vel
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                grauis elementi. </s>
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                  <expan abbr="Hãc">Hanc</expan>
                Simplicius in loco, quem nuper adduxi­
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                mus, aptitudinem appellauit, tunc cum iam quidem factum
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                eſt id, quod dicitur, & habet actum primum, qui agendo vim
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                ſuam propriam non exerit, ſed vel feriatur, vel ocio torpet:
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                quemadmodum dicimus aliquem poteſtate muſicum, cum
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                pulſat cytharam; illam tamen pulſare poteſt, cum vult: nunc
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                autem vel dormit, vel aliud quid agit. </s>
                <s id="s.000696">Hanc facultatem Sim
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                plicius ratus eſt eſſe medium inter abſolutum actum, & abſo­
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                lutam facultatem. </s>
                <s id="s.000697">Tertia facultas eſt cum actu coniuncta,
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                nam ſi graue deorſum concitatur, ſi leue ſurſum attollitur; id
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                vtique illis accidit, quia tali motu concitari poſſunt, nam ſi ea
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                dem cieri non poſſent; non cierentur: ſed immota manerent:
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                perinde ac non loquitur, non ſedet, non ſtat niſi qui loqui, ſede­
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                re, & ſtare potest. </s>
                <s id="s.000698">Facultas prima re mota nucupatur à The
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                mistio octauo libro Phyſicorum particula trigeſimaſecunda:
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                quia indiget agente, qui eamdem ad actum traducat, vt di­
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                xit Auerroes duodecimo Diuinorum commentatione deci­
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                maoctaua, & quadrageſimaquarta, & octauo Phyſicorum
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                commentatione trigeſimaſecunda.
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