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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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alternos quasi radios sistat, id est partim sistat, parrim iraiieere sinat,
corpus illud, ende profecti, vel restexi sunt radii; videbitur rubrum.
ibid.
296 TTinc candida Ramma si fumus accedat, rubet.
297 Si solem per caliginem, seu nebulam spectes, rubrum vidobis.
196 Tinc Ramma summus apex, ruber apparet.
196 Flinc stamma ligni viridis subrubere videtur.
200 Mars de nocte valde rubet, cum tamen in diluculo albescai.
201 Alba entis, vel niora caesarie, vel niera pluma neglieenter ornaia,
subrubra esse videtur.
202 Erystallinus humor, nioris ciliaribus coronatus, lumen subrubrum pro-
sicit; album vero, detractis ciliaribus.
203 Si veloci oculo, aream, solari lumine persasam. lustres per reticula-
tasfenestras, rubram aspicies.
204 Ybi sol circa orrum, vel occasum existit, aer purpureus in ea parie
videtur.
205 Alignando mare purpureum apparet.
206 Si lucernam, per crassiorem telam aspicias, subrubram esse compe-
ries.
207 Carbo accensus rubet.
208 Pannus niger, multa luce perfusus; oculo propius admoto, nonnibit
punicei praefert.
209 Cum quis e muliâ luce, in obscurum conclaue se recipit, rubrum vi-
det.
210 Dum palpebris clausis, solem aspicis, ruori aliquid vides.
2LI Si spharulas, in porriones sphaera dinidas, alterni radis ad idem oculi
punctum reflectuntur.
212 Rubor sanguinis ad haec principia reduei debet.
213 Cerussa esta rubet.
214 Ruber color, nonnullas animantes in rabiem aeit.
215 Ruber color, si valde illustris est, oculis parum eratus accidit.
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216 Ruber color, inter iridis, es prismaris vitrei colores, numeratur.
ibid.
217 Rubor vultus; facilem causam habet.
218 Onidam pores rubri sunt.
219 Pubor vini ad eadem principia reHOCatUr.
220 Rubricae color ex tali corpusculorum pleru, e su procedit.
221 Arborum folia, sub medium Auumni, c viridi, ad rubrum, ex hoc.
ad Rtanum transeunt.
ibid.
222 Radii per vitrum rubrum craiecti, rubrum colorem, in pauimentum
ibid.
223 Dactole sat norbboors. datoospobar d, ostos
annos, cumdem colorem vitro inussit.
224 FTumor aliquando calsem, seu sypsum, quod muros dealbat, modico
rubore tingit.
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