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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Varia Physica LH 37, 4
# Folio 172-8, page id 00068606:0360
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quam erac antea lccus: ec perindeillincet
dic, acsm aquam dulcem inscceris lalem
ex quo crastior redditur, ac ponderolior.
Nleque enim descendere Mercurius in cubo
pocest, nisi quia alcendit altius in aërem,
quiin subiecto rasculo illi supvolicus est, et
cujus superticiem aertansit.
t haecquidem rationi cam sunt manite.
Aa, ut, aut tallam esse regulam hydroctati.
cam Fundamentalem a nobis lupra allatum.
necessum lic, authaec rera deprehendi. FIF
enim Mercurius corpus in Auidotenniore
consiltens, ec quidem ejus hrabet rationem.
quod in medio Auidoneque mersieur, neque
emersit; Nam omnestatentur, propterca
cum non etAuere, quia xequiponderat colu.
maxaCrIs, ejus luverticier incumbenti. VIn.
de etiam ridemus pro Aemolphaerae altitu
dinecum velascendere, vel delcendere in
cubo, et inmontibus altis lonseesse derret
siorem, quam in conrallibus. Simulisitur
illud cenue Auidum mutatur, Arque cral-
lius, necessum elt cum alcendere extratu
bum, ec altiora Auidi incrassati loca petere,
unde necellario in tubodelcendee.
Verum his tam eridentibus duo camen.
pocissimum ridentur obltare. Primum
quod antea monuimus: a pondere aeris de
Drellum Mercurium, neclabaturtotuS, con
lumnaaeris rel Aemolpha
Altu