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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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P e YSIC N
PROP. ZZZIZ.
LR A C X A X VS
Dilatatio, vel tensio differt ab ex.
plicarione; qua scilicet pori explican.
sur: Ouia in hac explicarione, nOI
aCguiruNE Parres maiorem exten-
LIOICI, CONtFA PEOP. 28. Sed CaN-
cum remonentur à se invicem: de-
inde in explicatione, qua Ccilicer
pori explicantur, incruditur, vel
aer, vel quaelibet alia materia;. Ced
dilatario non sir per incrusionem
corpusculoruM, PEF PFOP. 27. vide
PLOP. 18.
D ROP. Z L.
Nisi dari posset dilatatio, nulla
daretur condensatio, saltem perfecta;
hoc est ad olcimum actum minoris ex-
censionis reducta: Cum enim COn-
trahitur corpus per condentatio-
nem, vel aliud ambiens dilatacue,
vel eorum adducieur, vel datur va-
cucm; hoc vicimum dici non po-
rest, ve constat ex diais; nec criam.
Secundum, qua enim vi torus aex
adduci porett; igicur superest, VE.
primum cancum dicamus i. vide.
pCOp. 170.
DR O, P, X L T.
Corpus dilatatum redditur lenins
Oui2 quo lunc pauciores partes.
Tub extentione data, eo corpus est.
denius; quia pauciores partes cidem:
quancitari medii incumbune; igi-
Tur minus praevalene: vide pro-
vol. 19.
PROP.. ZL IL.
2num corpus facilius pocest dila-
eari quam aliud: V. 5. aex quam aqu2.
ve laepius comprobatum est, hoc
Pic. 2. odo; sic Actula AC, cuius balis
A, probe obstructa sic; sic enibon
lus D B, cui pondus F, AppCM(UIHE
SIE; sic seomentum ACtulae B A, 2b
embolo liberum, sic aurem pradi-
cta vacuitas B A, 2b aere OCCUPZ-
Ea; CeFEC SI AAEIAEUE FScULa In RIEIT
Derpendiculari, ica ve balIs C, de-
orlum cendat ex darum pondus ap-
Pendatur in F, educetur v. g. ein-
bolus, ita re cius balis a B; Ex2-
hacur in F, S vero racuieacem BA,
Occupet aqua, idem que pondus ap-
Pendatur in F, diflicilius adducicur
embolus, ciusque balIS B, minus.
erahicur: igicur experientia con-
Atac aquam disticilius dilacari, quam
aëra; imma aer Polus citra conden-
Pationem dilacari porest, ec si quan-
do aqua canculum dilacari ridecui,
aut cerre aliud corpus, catione ae
eis admixti dilacarur: vido dial00.
4. Tublictie camen propolirio, quia
det iam dilacacus difticilius vIEea
dilatatur, quam. aer non dila-
TatIS.
DRO.DOS. Z L F. FY
Subiectum dilatarionis est tantum
corporeum quantum: Flac propoli-
cio eodem modo probacur, quo
Cupra probata est. proPOL. LI. VErum
rero omne corpus dilacari potE,
dicemus Luo lOco, NAIM FCLCTa puN-
cta terra pura, qua Spharica lunc,
ve tuo loco. dicemus, neque Late-
fieri, neque denlari posse videntur,
ex primo Latura instituro, igituE
neque comprimi, neque dilacaris
de ione non dissimilis Forre rario
est; quamquam: hic nihil allero,
Led rem hanc, quae paulo accura-
tioris medicarionis est, Cuo loco di-
Ecuriendam relinquo, idem etiam de
agua distu (lb.