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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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PHt YSICAE TRACFATVS I.
dicie partim ens, paxtim nOn enS;
Sed rbi non est actio, non cit cau-
Pa efficiens; equidem porentia mo-
erix est caula efficiens impetus, ve
vel hoc nemine lic caula eficiens
mucationis, led mediara; pro qua,
non est vIla difcultaS IGITUE ex
his constat imperum nOn esse
caulam esticiencem comprectio-
XIS.
l1. 22
impetus est causa compressionis
per accidens, scilicet formalis, vel
exieens: Probatur quia imperus
exisie, per le, morum illius Tub-
iecci, cui imprimitur; igitur ( a. 1 -
quid aliud, praeces mocum, lequi-
EuE ex impetu, per accidens est;
isitur compressio per accidens ex
imperu sequitur: lic enim impecus
incrusionis, id est, quo nouus acr
in. vas premmaricum inerudicue;
equidem mouentur omnes aeris
partes, cum illa, quae ante, va
cuicarem ralis occupabane, cum
illae, qua in vas intruduneur; im-
peditur tamen singuLaTUM IOTIS;
idque quognonersum; igitur cum
parrim licmocus, partim impedia-
euI, cerre maior extensio cedic ino-
cui, ee minor luccedie, e sensim
ECGHICUI Ex MOTU; nemPC PFaeUa-
lec vis illa impetus celistentiae, qua
Ccilicet comprimendum corpus
quali retinet propriam de debicam
extensionem: quemadmodum enim
nocui Curtum relistie corpuS gra-
uc. cuius scilicet indoles deorlum
centir, re debicum locum hiabeat;
ita compressioni relistir; ne scili-
set debica e connaturali excen(io-
ne spolietur: _ quemadmodum
ca vincitur, ita ee relistentia illa
qua debitam exrensionem rerinet
ab impetu exrrinsecus impresto Cu-
Peratur: igitur imperus corpori
comprimendo imprelus, est caula
per accidens compressionis, scili-
cet caula exigens: In LAnEUIM enIIN
est caula illius, in quantum exioie
morum; ex quo lequitur compret-
lio; positis seilicet duabus condi-
tionibus pramissis, prop. 6. 8c 7.
di vero impetus, qui est causa ef
ficiens alterius impressi corpori
comprimendo, est caula efficicns,
Led iediara, e extrinleca, acque
2deo, ex accidens, iplius comprel
sionis; ipla demum porentia mo-
erix est ctiam causa, Led N asisre-
mota: sed hac line Facilia.
PROP. ZT.
Corpus rarescens aliud ambiens
per imperum quoque comprimit: v. 8.
sic aqua pedalis, quae ita rarelcar,
ut bipedalem habeat extensionem;
haud dubie ambientem dera remO:
vec, qui necellario inde comprimi
tur; nam maiori opus esset poren-
eia, ve tocus aer exera vlrim a mun-
di continia prOmOvCLetUI: adde
quod. Si aliquo Colido orbe con-
tinetur, de quo alias, ab illa
Extaeex cauirare removeri non po-
relt; ISIEUI CUIML LCIIOUCEuT d COF=
pore rarelcente, necellario com
primitur: Elinc nifi. Cset Porsibilis
Compressio, in hOC LeTUI COFPO
scarum ambieu, non ellet quoque
Possibilis rarefactio, ex qua ne-
celtario aliqua compressio lequi-
EuT: hinc iam Cupra indicarum est,
eotum aéra aliquarenus esie com-
prellum; porro ideo corpus carel-
relistencia illa, qua proprium lo- cens, aliud ambiens, per imperum
cum recinet, a maiore ri extrinse. comprimir, quia imperum impri-
niv.