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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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L1B. II. DE FRICORB
guneur hecerogenea; cum enim modo illaptumercurii frigidi, ignis
frigus per imnissionem corpulcu- Parriculae divila, in spumam in-
lorum, de quibus supra, separer sensibilem, Ceu in bullas de hlami-
particulasignis; cerre Separat ho-
mogenea; ex cum parcicula hu-
moris, inter particulas ignis inter-
CepEa maneanE, ex hoc hecerODC.
nea colliguneur: immo ausim di-
cerc, alium modum vix concipi
posse, quo hic effectus praestari pol-
sic; nempe illa separacio pircium
ionis heri non porest, nis aliud
corpus incercipiatur; equidem col-
lectio parrium ienis heri poret, Ciue
corpusculorum appulsu, cum enim
vi caloris partes humoris rareta-
etae Facile auolent, ionis parricu-
las, vacuimeru, colligi, acque in-
cer Ce rniri necelle est; ac quomo-
do amabore, Facies, ve praedictae
illa ionis parriculae separeneur, nisi
vel diilentur sensibilicer, reris (ci-
licet aHlacu; vel aspertione humo-
ris; vel insensibilicer, subrilissimi
mercurii appulu.
8. Octaius effectus ille est, quo
Frigore, multa corpoca concrel-
cunc; sic gelu, nix grando, ee alia
mulca Frigore concreleune; quod
quomodo hac, iuxta aliam hypo-
chelum dici non porest; ac verd iux-
ca nostram, Facile dictu est; Cuppono
enim, ideo corpora concrelceie,
quod illorum parres implicencur;
quippe nullam aliam rnionem con-
cinuaciuam corporum, Calcem in
duris agnolco; porro implicari sinc
Elaminibus non postime, ve Paret;
ilta porro hlamina constant ex igne
cenaci, qui Facilenecur, de ducieur;
igicur si parricula ignis diuiduntur
in bullas, ex hlamina abeunt; ana-
logiam habes in viscola maceria,
na abeune; res in niue quasi oculis
cernitur; led de his, Cuo loco; hxec
enim tantum indicasse Cufciat.
9. Sune alii Frigoris effectus,
qui hoc loco rix incellioi poltunes
Primo dolorem conciliac; quia cum
Per condentacionem partes organi
Tencieneis nimis constrinoaneur, vel
comprimantur, non mirum est, A
vel inde dolor lenciatur: Secundo
Cuporem altere; cum enim nerui
Tuo munere defungi non possine,
nisi dociles lnc, de Hexibiles, Frigo-
FC CerEeRIOCTCHHE: TeFEIO ErCMO-
Tem acgne horrorem; Led quis hoc
incelligat, nili porencia morricis
animancium vim, e decerminario-
nis modum probe cognolcat; led
de his suo loco: Ouarro pallorem
aliquando, alias ruborem, auc (al-
cem liuidum colorem: Ouinco ma-
nus insac, findicque: omicro alios
multos frigoris effectus, qui huius
loci esse non poltunt.
Colligo ex dictis: Primo, nobis
cancum innocelcere frious, Scilicer
per Centus, quatenus condensaci
ideo vero condentac, quia immi-
Mnic vel destruit calorem, qui est
raritatis caula; hunc demum ideo
destruie, quia diuidie parriculas ig-
HIS, _C.
Secundo, hinc s aliquod Corpus
ione non conster, nec in iplum
ionis admocus agac, minime frige-
heri porest; quia nullus calor in eo
porest destrui, re conseat ex dictis:
hinc condentari rlera non ralet,
qua mulco aeris aflacu, diuiditur; Xcc.
nempe haec in spumam abie; pari
C OR OLL.
Terrid, hinc optime incelligicur
CC 2
quo