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# Title: Phoronomia, Sive De Viribus Et Motibus Corporum Solidorum Et Fluidorum Libri Duo (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 182)
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DE VERTDUS ET MIOTTBUS CORPORUM. L. rB. TI. 36T
quo id mobile transmittens celeritatem maximam MC acquirit,
erune finitxe magnicudinis.
S C H O F T O N.
629. Ouoniam nari plerunque tempore finito maxima celeritas
acquiritur, ideo in hisce calibus magnitudo D, ad supplenda homo
genea assumta, semper erit indetinite parra; sed hoc non obstante
proportiones inter spatia cransmissa et inter rempora per logarithmos
demper exhiberi ponunt.
SeCIIOV. ETVETIMA,
Continens Miscellanea de motu circulari puidorum, de motu
aeris in producendo sono, es de motu interno fuidorum.
CA PV T XXII.
De motu circulari stuidorum.
DOlteaquam praecipua capita ad motum Ruidorum rectilineum
A actisimus, contemplandus superest motus circularis corundem
nuidorum, idque tanto magis quanto majori cum cura nonnulli ex
praestancissimis philosophis Geometris difficiliora naturxe phaenome.
na inde derirare conati TUInE.
PROPOSITIOLRZTZ. THEORENA
620. Si elodus Lerragueus aquabili motu circa axem suum conver–
sus materia stuida in tota sua superficie circundatus esset;: Ruidi vel po-
tius totius elobi agnei superficies sphaerica manere non posset, sed fieu-
ram induer et sphaeroidis cujusdam, cujus axis minor futurus esset dia-
metro aequatoris.
Sit PEpA globus Auidus revolvendus circa arem Pp, cujus Doli F18. 244.
sInEP, p, ec recta AF. axi Pp normalis per centrum C transiens
diameter aequatoris. Probari debet Fore, ut manens corporis Auidi
d circa Pp in orrum acti superficies sit spharoidea, cujus PP axis
minOr SIE diaMCERO aquatOrIS AF.