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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. LII. DE LVCE ET LVMINE
Cime demonstrabimus, in nostra
hrpocheli; igitur in corum obie.
ctionibus retellendis diurius non
haecco.
PROP. VTI.
Lumen non est mocio cuiusdam
cennis elementi, vel materia: Oui-
dam recentior h ne Pencentiam CX-
cogicauie; cum enim admitrere
nollec illam rim mocus propemo-
dum infinicam, qua corpuscula il-
la a Cupremis altris, ad cencrum
mundi, fere cemporis OIeNEO
terri dicuntur; quis enim hoc con-
cipiac; alium modum invenie, quo
luminis propagario explicari pol-
CC; rulc enim per oyros, leu voi-
tices cuiuldam mareriae cenuissuna,
quam primum elemencum vocat,
ica exerudi aliam maceriam ex (pha-
rulis constancem, re haec in oculos
incuerens, illam aAectionem Ot-
sano imprimac, quam à lumine
imprimi dicimus; nempC PEOPECE
contiguicarem huiulmodi slobo-
rum, illi qui proxime aibiune
Pradictum vorticem, extrudi non
Pollune nil omnes limul quoquo-
versum exerudantur; porro huiul-
modi vorrices lune duplicis gene-
ris, hoc est echerei de ublunares;
illi (une Rella, Pol, cometae; hi ve-
ro lublunares ignes, de alia qua-
uis lucipara: haec hypochesis iis-
dem arsumentis omnino impu-
gnacur, quibus superior impuona-
ta est; excepris duincaxat iis, quX.
cantam rim MIOTUS, d PFOp2G2.
tionis successionem impugnabant;
alia tamen addi postune: primo
quia cum lingulorum globulorum
mobilis, hi mocus maxime con-
Funderentur, ac proinde vix sci-
secur unde principium illorum
procederet: Sccundo vix oculus
obseruare posset, unde procederee
principium mocus; nec enim olo-
bus slobum impellie, per cam li-
neam, per quam iplemoneeur; sIF
enim globus B, impactus in glo- Fis. 5.
bum A, per lineam CB, Sic pun. T ab. 2.
ctum contactus D, cerre 5lobo A
imprimic mocum, per lineam DA,
ve demonstracum est cract. de mo-
cu L. T. Th. 129. igicur rix oculus
obleruare pollet, rnde procederet
IOtuS: cerrio Si ex appulsu huius-
modi Ephaecularum, sequieur illa
Oculi affectio, quam lumen impri-
mere dicitur; igitur cam Facile a
Dance rento impelli porest illa ma
ceria, quam a praedictis rorricibus,
isitur vel inde oculus afHICCFCEUE,
acque adeo renco Aance in cenebris
lumen videretur, quod est ridieu-
lum: Onarco quia 2d cancam mo-
lem maceriae inouendam, longe
maiore vi opus eA, quam sCCa,
qua pollet exigua Rama, V. 9. Cu-
ius vis imprelsiua rix obleruaEuE:
Oninco de principio huius inocuS,
sive sc d lucidi quadam incumes-
centia, vel demmelcentia, quam
aliqui diastolem et Cysolem vo-
CanE; Sive sic a praedictis vorrici.
bus; nihil nisi graris dici porest,
quis enim circatlammam, quam
Praelencem proxime aspicie, huius-
modi vorricem, vel oculo, vel alio
Cenlu percipiac, at proleribere ocu-
los, omnemque Censum e Philoso-
phia, an sic rarioni consentaneum
viderine oculati, non camen ij, qui
nocus decerminetur ad Cuam li- ad instar Democrici, sibi vlero oeu-
neam, ductam Scilicet à puncto los eruune, ne sensibilem recita-
conractus, ad centrum globuli tem alpiciant.
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