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# Title: Philosophia Vera Theologiæ & Medicinæ Ministra, In Theatrum Mundi dijudicanda (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 36; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 36)
# Folio 301, page id 779341856:0345
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hremitur cribus tantum radiis aeris, dum autem
est in d, premicur novem vel decem: quid ergo
mirum est, ( in d. velocius cadat, quam in
C. Nimirum ubi elt plus causa, elt d plus efse-
ctus; ex ubi fortior aetio, est major et passio.
Conera vero sid puneto b cubum cundem pellas
verlus a: quod het, s prectio a tua manu pro-
veniens sicmajor, quam pressio aeris deorsum
cendentis. Obi manum recraxeris, aec lupra
cubum impulsus circa cubum agerur, ec necel-
Porio cubum insequens, eundem cubum Pursum
trudet, velociore moru ee nilu, quom superion
sec cendat deorlum: qui eamen aer lupra in-
cumbens paularim praevalebie morui aëris inte-
rius urgentis: ex sic dum cubus alcenderit in C
morehitur cardius Cursum, doncemocus Tursum
plane delinat. ec lapis rursum deorlum eructa-
tur. Oua necessario lequuntur ex dictis heri,
nudins cerrius, quareus, e quintus. Duace
nicem