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# Title: R. P. Vincentii Leotavdi Delphinatis, Societ. Iesv, Magnetologia (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 174)
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Magncrosta Ct0 1.
bent: ideo virrus borealis puncti Cn hoc est, ad boream dirigens, remissior
eric in C, quateB X quidem eriplici de caula. Primo, quia pauciores
radii faciei borealis ad G collimane, quam ad
Polum B: ad Polum enim B deteruntur radii
Faciei borealis ab omnibus torius Magnetis pu
ctis; ad punctum aurem C hisolum qui d Seg.
mento inferiore ad illud eftunduntur. Secun
do, quia radii à suveriore legmento G BF emil
Ei ad punctum C, ad illud deferune Faciem au-
Aralem, oppolicam scilicet Faciei borealiradio.
rum a legento CA F emissorum: quo AIC VE
horum borealis vigor recundatur ab illorum (
tu contrario in oppolitum nicente. AC POluS B
nullam patitur licus radiorum contrarietatem,
omnes enim radis borealem faelem ad B praeferune. Terrio denique, quia ra
dii ad Polum B delati recelus proorediuntur secundum Axis B A longicudi-
nem a Nacira decerimucam, quam radij, qui d Legmento G A F ad G desti-
nantur; hi enim, ve pacel, sohige lunc obliquiores: quantum aurem radiorum
obliquitas iplam virturem eorum labefactee declararum cA Cupra Assert. 3. M. 5.
Ecceigitur, r ex cripliere caula borealis virtus Poli borealis maior semper
erit boreali mlcure cuium s et alcerius puncti Magnerici.
Ouod autem parres Magielici, quo propiores Polo borcali B fuerine, ed
Cinc act bolealicer asendum validiores, Paret. Nam eriplex ad id probandum
confert allata caula: Duo enim punctum C ad Polum propius accesserie, co
maius cuadic legmentum C A F borealem Faciem ad G deferens; eo aurem
minus leomencum OBF; cuius radii Faciem australem ad idem punctum 
dirigum, minuloue propterea prioribus illis radiis borealibus ofciunE. De-
nique, ed radii lunc rectiores à legmento C AF eftusi, quo propius ad Polum
B acceserit punctum C; contra aurem, radii segmenei C BF eo erunt obli-
quiores, adeoque minus ralidi ad infringendum radios oppolicos (egmen.
si G AF. Patet ergo Pars secunda huius AlertioniS.
Ad cerriam Propolicionis partem, quod actinet; ex proxima Parte secunda
facile pocest incelligi. Radii siguidem in A8. 2.
APertionis 3. ex toro magnere ad punctum C
eftusi iea se habene ve dimidia pars borealem
faciem deferat ad. C, segmentum nimirum in-
ferius C AD; altera vero pars, Leemeneum
C BD deterat australem: ac proinde lele ex-
tinsuent tx dux vircures opposici licus conve-
niences in eodem squacoris puncto C, nec
alcera alceri praevalebie, atque adeo neucra in
Occurrens Magnericum omni virture carens,
 in ferreum obelum, aget: 2get aurem si vir
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