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# Title: Philosophiae Cartesianae adversus Censuram Petri Danielis Huetii Vindicatio (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 223, Stück 9)
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CADUT SEXTUM
Oux accommodarit B. noster Lutherus ad figulum ingriens: Elbex
nun sFerou bistunser Dater, oir fino Ehon, du bistunser Zoxter.
vid. Cap. IX. ad ROm. V. 20. _ Esaia C ap. XXTX, 15. 1b. C ap. XLV, V. 9.
Ferem. XVIIB, 1. - - b. SiraC. XXXTII, 13.
5. 12. Fx quibus id discimus, non alia in Phrsicis agnoscenda
esse Principia, quam Mechanica; cumgre, qui Chrmixe de hisscienti-
is non est instructus, de rebus Phrlicis, ut caecum de coloribus te-
mere judicare. Moneo vero idrurlus adimitationem Aristot. Libr.
T. Cap. VITI. Text. 63. PhyS. Fiunt autem quae simpliciterfiunt, partim f-
Puremutatione; ut statua ex ere: quaedam adjectione, ut ea quae au-
centur: nonnulla ablatione, ut ex lapide Mercurius: alia ex compos-
tione, ut domus: aliavariatione, ut quorum materia mutatur. Qua-
cunque autem sis fiunt, constat ex subjectis feri.
CAPUT SEPTTMUM.
Expenditur C arceli sententia de caula gravitatis
Corporum terrectrium.
V. Orae Tc Cartelri sententia de caula grari AdS. 1.
tatisE
S. 1. Rurtus audiamus ipsum nostrum Philosophum logrenrem
5. 20. Part. IV. Vis gravicaris a terria ista globulorum caelestium actio-
nenonmultum differt. Ut enim illi elobuliper solum suummotum, quo
sine discrimine quaqu aversus feruntur, omnes cujus que urtae particulas
versus ejus centrum aequaliter premunt; sicque ipsam suctam faciunt ro-
tundam; ita per eundem motum, cotius molis terrae occursu impediti,
ne secundum lineas rectas ferantur, omnes ejus partes versus medium pro-
pellunt: Atque in hoc gravitas corporum terrestrium consistit.
5. 2. Jam quod respicit objectionem Domini ETuerii in 5. 2. hu. Ad5. 2.
jus capicis, mox cernere licet Lectori rerum naturalium perito, Au.
torem confundere caulam graricatis efficiencem principalem cum
causis minus principalibus concurrencibus, PTAYITATCIGVE AUE aCCC
lerantibus, auc retardancibus.
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