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# Title: [Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica] Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 166)
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PTTTLOSOPMLLE NATDRALIS
LOrOl. 7 PrOp. XNEV. In mocibus cardis resistentia pocest ese pau
lo minor, propterea quod fisura Globi paulo aptior sic ad motum
quam Asura Cplindri eadem diametro delcripti. In motibus ve-
locibus relittentia porest esse paulo major, proprerea quod clacti-
citas e comprestio Auidi non augeantur in duplicara ratione re-
locitatis. Sed hujusmodi minutias hic non expendo.
EE quamvis Aer, Aqua Argentum virum ec similia Auida, per
diritionem partium in infinicum, Tubciliarentur ex herent Media in-
finite Auida; tamen globis projectis haud minus resicterent. Nam
relstentia, de qua agitur in Propositionibus praecedentibus, Oritur
ab inertia materix; ee inertia materia corporibus essentialis eA et
quantitati maceriae semper proportionalis. Per dirisionem partium
Auidis resistentia quae oritur a tenacitate de Frictione partium, di-
minui quidem potest: sed quantitas materix per diritionem par-
tium ejus non diminuitur; ee manente quantitate materiae, manet
ejus ris inertix cui resistentias de qua hic asitur, semper proxortio-
nalis CA. Ot haec relistentia diminuatur, diminui debee quantitas
materix in spatIIS PEF QUX COrPOTA MOTENEUT. EE PrOPterCa IP2-
tia Calestias per quae globi Planctarum ex Comctarum in omnes
Partes liberrime ex absque omni motus diminurione sensibili per-
Detuo moventur, Auido omni corporeo destituuntur, A Forte rapo-
res lonse cenuissimos ex trajectos lucis radios excipias.
Projectilia ucique mocum cient in Auidis progrediendo, et hic
mocus oritur ab excessu prectionis Auidi ad projectilis partes anti-
cas supra prectionem ad ejus partes posticas, et non minor esse po.
cest in Mediis infinice Auidis quam in Aere, Aqua, e Argento vivo
pro densitace materiae in lingulis. Hlic autem prectionis excessus,
Pro quantitate lua, non tantum motum ciet in Auido, sed criam agie
in projectile ad motum ejus retardandum: ee propterca resi-
Stenria in omni Auido, est ut motus in Auido a projectili excita-
cus, nec minor esse porest in Athere subtilissimo pro densitate
Atheris, quam in Aere, Aqua, ec arsento viro pro densicaribus
horum Auidorum.
DDE MOrV
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