Morelli, Gregorio, Scala di tutte le scienze et arti, 1567

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              mai fine. </s>
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              OR.
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              <s> Con queſto deſiderio ſo­
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              no uenuto ancora io, & però ſenza indugio
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              potrete incominciare quando ui piaccia, che
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              tutto cio sta a Voi. </s>
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              OM.
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              <s> Sedete adun­
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              que, & per diruela non mi piace che ſcarichia
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              te uoi, per caricare poi me, ma che ogni uno
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              ſoſtenga la parte ſua. </s>
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              OR.
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              <s> Non mi fa­
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              rò in dietro quando biſognerà, incominciate
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              pure. </s>
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              OM.
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              <s> Gli ordini adunque, che gia
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              ſono stati deſcritti da noi, furono ritrouati per
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              riparare a uno di due biſogni delle ſcienze; &
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              arti, cioè a quello della diſpoſitione, & hora
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              fa biſogno di ſatisfare all'altro, che è il di­
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              chiarare le coſe oſcure, & fare in modo, che
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              ſieno uedute: la qual coſa faremo uſando gli
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              iſtrumenti dichiaratiui, i quali ſono di piu ſor
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              ti, cioè ò che danno uera ſcienza, & fanno
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              conoſcere ueramente la coſa, che dichiarano,
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              & queſti ſono da Greci, & Latini chiamati
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              Metodi, ouero che ne danno di eſſa una certa
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              imperfetta cognitione, & queſti chiamaremo
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              iſtrumenti iſperimentali, de' quali parlaremo
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              ultimamente. </s>
              <s>Il Metodo ſi piglia, in molti
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              modi, ſi come ſi può uedere per Ariſtotele,
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              che lo piglia nel primo teſto della fiſica per
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              ogni ſorte di ſcienza, & il medeſimo anche
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              nella topica ſotto queſto nome compreſe tutte
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              le arti, dicendo che l'arte che egli hauea trac­</s>
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