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# Title: [Physica, Id Est, Scientia Rerum Corporearum, In Decem Tractatus Distributa] Physica, Id Est, Scientia Rervm Corporearvm, In Decem Tractatvs Distribvta (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 7:1-2; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 7:1-2)
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PHZSTCA YR ACTATVS L
penerrabili impecus, non impri- Frustra esler ommino, cum nec lut
inicur penetrabili; alioquin eriam cinere poller, nec lustineri, neC
Denetrabile, coniunctum Ccilicet
cum impenerrabili, IOUCTCEUT PeF
Cc; praeterea maior vis adhibenda
eller, quando sunt plura accidentia,
Led haec constane ex dictis lib. 1.
Eta Ct. de MMOLU.
Tertio, penetrabile coniunctum
cum impenecabili non granicaret.
quia Fruera granitaret; immo si
scanicaret. nihil est penicus, a quo
recineri pollet; quid enim relistere
Pores penecrabili.
Ouarco, hinc non elet gemi-
num pondus; quia nullum pon-
dus est, line gravitarione; led
non orauicarec ve dictum est Cupra.
Duomodo rero penecrabilerni-
si polsie impenetrabili, dispucare,
huius loci non est: breuirer in-
dico, rniri cancum posse, vel ve
Forman subiecto, live lit FOLIMS
Tubstancialis, luie accidentalis; vel
per meram alligarionem, quae FC-
Tultar ex deciero Dei; sic corpus
Christi accidencibus Fuchariscicis
alligatur: quomodo aurem caco-
damones carrareis ignibus alligen-
cur; viderine Theolosi; nos torce
Cuo loco explicabimus.
L A OP. 2- 2 F. l
impenetrabile fiat penetrabibe,
haec accidere dehent: V. 8. Cuppono la-
pidem iam reddi peneciabilem, ec
lua impenetrabilicate spoliari: Pri-
ino non pollet illi imperus imprimi
ab extrinseco, qui cancura imprimi
porest impenetrabili: deinde nullius
Cet ponderis; quia pondus d sra-
vicacio Cunc cancum propres hunc
finem, re Ccilicet corpora slobum
alique toralem compingant, de quo
lib. +. atqui lepis ille penecrabilis,
movere, nec moueri; igitur cum
abessee finis grauicationis, abesset
etiam grauitatio: PEXtCKCa nOI
moveret se se ab intrinscco; quod
supponie sranitationem; sed nulla
eller gravicatio huius lapidis, igitur
nullusmotus, igitur esterimmobi-
lis: non etter humidus, nec siCCUS,
nCc durus, nec mollis; non eNet
etiam frigidus, Calcem non senti-
recur, re demonstrabimus Cuo lo-
Co; calidus Tenriretur; (I FCueTa Ca-
lidus eslec, antequam impenetrabi-
licace spoliarerur; si tamen ignis
redderetur penecrabilis, in data
distantia, minus caloris sentireeur.
quam ab eodem impenetrabili;
quorum omnium rationemm (uo l0-
co aFeremus cum vix incelligi pos-
line, nisi priuis hypocheles ignis,
calidi, Frigidi _ec. Ha. Vaneus; idemm
dico de aliis qualicaribus;nec enim
corpus penetrabile cliet laporiteru,
nec ocioriterum. nec Lonoru, nec
cactibite nisi rarione caloris; a ve
so estet vilibile, dicernus luo loco;
igitur corpus illud penecrabile
citet prorsus inurile, in rerum na-
cura, ac proinde frultra eller: Flinc
rides impencerabilitacem ese pri-
marium corporis charactereim, e
primariam propriecarem; ex qua
LClIgUX FCTE OIMeS CONSCGUUNEUI;
dixi fere OMineS, nam FOrce den-
Cum eslet, vel rarum, opacum, vel
perspicuum; de calido iam lupra.
diximus, ecc.
indico, Fustuis alibi FraCtatUEUS:
Probatur quia cum Angelus cOr-
POT
L 10 2 L2 22L
incolus voles fese rencitnde
perrabilem ad libicum. HIaC curlim
de