De Triplici

De Triplici

Linda Hall Library Collection Table of Contents

IORDANI BRV- NI NOLANI, DE MI- NIMI EXISTENTIA LIBER
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IORDANI BRV- NI NOLANI, CONTEM- PLATIONVM EX MI- NIMO LIBER.
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  CAPVT IIII.
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  CAPVT XIIII.
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IORDANI BRV- NI NOLANI, DE IN- VENTIONE MINIMI LIBER.
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  CAPVT IIII.
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IORDANI BRV- NI NOLANI, DE PRIN- CIPIIS MENSVRAE ET FIGVRAE LIBER.
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  IN CAP. II. III. IIII. V. VI.
  CAPVT III.
  CAPVT IIII.
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  CAPVT X.

IORDANI BRV- NI NOLANI, DE MEN- SVRA LIBER
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  CAPVT IIII.
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  APPOSITIO SECVNDA.
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SECTIO II DE AN- GVLO.
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  CAPVT IIII.
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  CAPVT IX.
  CAPVT X.
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SECTIO III DE TRI- ANGVLO.
  CAPVT I.
  CAPVT II.
  CAPVT III.
  CAPVT IIII.
  CAPVT V.
  CAPVT VI.
  CAPVT VII.
  CAPVT VIII.
  CAPVT IX.
  CAPVT X.
  CAPVT XI.
  CAPVT XII.
  CAPVT XIII.
  CAPVT XIIII.
  CAPVT XV.
  CAPVT XVI.
  CAPVT XVII.
  CAPVT XVIII.
  CAPVT XIX.
  CAPVT XX.
  CAPVT XXI.
  CAPVT XXII.

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IORDANI BRV- NI NOLANI, DE MI- NIMI EXISTENTIA LIBER

Ecuius tandem centro se fundat in auras,

Expectetque nouos casus, successibus anceps;

Ac caecae sese explicitet Rhamnusidis ordo.

QVum rerum substantia minime sit dissolubilis, mortem non esse tim??ndam, sed transitum expectandum sensit Pythago- ras: ipsa quippe dissolutio quaedam est; quae non nisi composito aduenit. quod nullum est substantia, sed aduentitium: alio- qui substantiam per singula momenta mutatemus, quando ef- fluxus & influxus à nostro corpore, & in nostrum corpus est continuus. Quare solum per indiuiduam animae substantiam fumus id quod sumus, quam circum veluti centrum quoddam vbiq. totum atomorum exglomeratio fit, & agglomeratio. Vnde per ??atiuitatem & adoleutiam spiritus architector expanditur in hanc qua consistimus molem, & à corde diffunditur: in quod tandem veluti telae istius stamina complicans, sese recipiat, vtex eadem perquam processerat viam, intraueratq. portam recedat demum & egrediatur. Natiuitas ergo est expansio centri. Vita consistentìa sphaerae. Mors comtractio in centrum. 29. Est & immortalitatis nostrae validissimum ex eo principio argumen- tum, quod indiuidua quae aedificat, agglomerat, exglomeratque, ordinat, viuificat, mouet, intexit, & vt mirabilis opifex tanto operi est praefecta substantia, minime deterioris debet esse con- ditionis (accidens vtpote quoddam, entelechia, energia, harmo- nia & contemperamentum, vt omnium stupidissime definie- runt Arist. & Galenus) quam corpora quae agglomerantur, ex- glomerantur, ordinantur, mouentur, & in illius vsum adsumum- tur haec, quorum substantia vere est aeterna. 43 Pro conditi- one quaanima se gessit in vno corpore, ad aliud sortiendum dis- ponitur, inquit Pythagoras, Saduchimi, Origenes, & alii e Plato- nicis permulti. Itaque non est tanquam fortuita illa sedium mu- tatio, sicut partium ex quibus corporea moles compaginatur. Quapropter aliae per corpora humana discurrunt, aliae in heroum corpus adsumuntur, aliae vero in deteriora deturbantur. haec il- li quiaeterna omnia quadam reuolutione exagitata intelligunt, praeter vnum.

CAPVT IIII

Omnia quodammodo circuire, & circulum imitari.

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