Deinde, quod omnino natura pondera deorsum omnia nituntur, cum plagast addita vero, mobilitas duplicatur et impetus ille gravescit, ut vementius et citius quaecumque morantur obvia discutiat plagis itinerque sequatur.
Then, moreover, all weights always naturally thrust downwards; but when a blow is added, the velocity is doubled, and that first impulse grows heavier, so that more violently and more quickly it disperses with its blows whatever meets it to bring delay, and follows its path.
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