Borro, Girolamo, De motu gravium et levium, 1575

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                tè ſecari poſſunt, ſicut apud eoſdem mathematicos ſequitur,
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                ſuperficiem non confici ex lineis, & lineas non fieri ex punctis,
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                quia ſuperficies in ſemper diuidua diuidatur; & linearum ſit
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                ſemper natura diuidua.
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                Tertio argumentor, & priuſquam argumentum in for­
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                mam redigatur, vnum ponitur; illud est. </s>
                <s id="s.000317">Elementa ſunt duo­
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                rum generum; alterum est eorum, quæ compoſitionis elemen­
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                ta vocantur; alterum mixtionis: priora elementa, dum in
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                coheunt, cumulum faciunt; nihil enim est in eis inter ſe cohe­
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                rens, ſed omnia deinceps diſpoſita, & collocata ſunt; vt acies
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                inſtruitur, illud eſt vnum per accidens, vt eſt frugum, & la­
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                pidum congeries, in quibus nihil eſt per ſe coagmentatum, hæc
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                dum ex his aliquod vnum fit, propriam naturam ſeruant in­
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                tegram: poſteriora mixtionis elementa ſunt, vt corpus quod­
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                dam multis ex partibus optima arte confectum; hæc, dum ex
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                his aliquid fit, in tenuissimas partes comminuuntur; & pro­
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                priam naturam integram non ſeruant, ſed vicissim miſcen­
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                tur, ita vt per ſe totum gignatur: quod an ſit idem cum ſuis
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                partibus, aut inuicem iunctis, aut ab inuicem deiunctis, an ve­
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                rò diuerſum ab illis, diſputatum est alibi, his constitutis argu­
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                mentor.
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                Principia, quæ dum ex eis concretum gignitur, non alte­
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                rantur, ſed in concreto integram naturam ſeruant, ſunt prin
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                cipia compoſitionis, & non mixtionis, ex quibus fit vnum per
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                accidens, & non per ſe; ſed figuræ, dum ex eis aliquid fit, non
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                alterantur, verum in concreto
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                naturam ſeruant; er­
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                go figuræ ſunt principia compoſitionis, & non mixtionis; ex
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                quibus fit vnum per accidens, & non per ſe: at nos natura­
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                lium corporum per ſe principia quærimus.
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                Quarto argumentor, & prius quam argumentum eriga-
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