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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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18. 20.
LI B. II. DE COMPRESSO EY TEHSO.
127
cundum, id est 2 3. ad 7. omieri- acquisirum, altius alcendet aquo
EUE VILUS MIIImCTIS iPaL; 2 7. 2d Scilicet supea D; Ced mox descendet
YZ. OMIECUNEE dio; 2 13. 2d 25. intra, repeciris innumeris librario
omircuneur quinque: sed in his
diucius non haereo.
PROP. CCV
Corpus grave sursum à corpore
tenso se se reducente adducirur: Sie
eruM cubUS AO, in quo LIC 2eT CCN-
Tus, Ceu dilatatus; iIICESACUI ex-
cremicas I, in 2guam , cum reuo-
luca clanicula H, aperiatur FOFA-
men L; Cacim aqua Cursum adduci-
Eur; quia maior est vis potenciae
illius morricis, corporis tentis Pele
contrahentis, quam grauitarionis
alterius; igieur corpus sraue ad-
duci porest Turtum à CorpOre ten-
(0, se lcreducente; adde aliud ex -
Perimencum mercurii, qui Curtum,
versus balim AB, cum maxi-
mo impecu adducieur, de quo
aliaS.
COROLS
Hinc ejuldem porentia operd,
corpus orane Cursum libratuE, (I
enim Curlum adduei porest, cerre
mulco magis librari: Sic mercu-
eius in cubo duos pedes paulo
Plus extac; re supra dictum
est.
Hinc etiam aqua porest aleius
allurgere, quam libere de quiere
19. 20. librecur; BE enim ID, alcicudo illa-
in qua libere librari porest, e
Custineri, quam aliqui dieune esse
32. Dedum; (IMALCRIA CONFCNE2 in
cubo AC, Sc maxime centa, et im-
mergatus exrremicas L, in aquam
cum reuoluarur clauicula FL, Tur-
Cum adducetur aqua per cubum, ab
illa maceria Cele reducente, moru.
ecelerato; igituIE Propres imperu
nibus, exemplum habes in vibra-
cionibus cum Funependuli, cu
chorda tenlx pullata.
PROP. CCVI.
Fenia descendunt oper à potentiae
tensorum: Sic enim aqua censa iix
eodemm cubo AEL, averco Foramine
N. Racim aer deortum adducieur,
lubirque per Foramen el, cum ma-
ximo impetu; racio à priori ele,
quia non minus pocentia mocrix
media supersE porenciam mocri
cem lenium, quam orauium; pex-
Terrim cum cadem esse demonstre-
EIIE, ve dicemus lib. 4. ec cam Faci-
le ris censionis corpus leuc deor-
Cum, quam graue surlum addu
Cat.
PROP. CCYII.
Soni fere omnes a potentia motri-
ee tensorum efficiuntur: ProbatuE
Facili inductione; Ponus in cychara
AE a Chordarum pullacacum vibea-
tionibus; Ha porro Cune a praedicta
Pocencia: Ponus in cyimpano, pari
modo ex membrana cenla, et vul-
Cacae vibrationibus resuleat, in
campanis Conantibus, cremulae vi-
brationes manu etiam palpaneur:
idem dico de rintinnabulis, de de
Terpho, cuius luperiori limbo ma-
didus digitus affricatur: idem dico
de Lamina marmoris, prismare li-
oni, ec. si percuriantur: idem de
Erachaea, qua dum loguiimur, Con-
tremiscie: Ced de Conis Luo loco ex
protesso; modo eantum constet,
maximam Conorum partem a. p0.
renrin renlosua eAici