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5 V NOPSIS
78 in medio densiore, idem lucidum contractiorem habet spharanis
42 20
79 Si lumen diffundererur inxta progressionem reomerricam duplam nume-
rorum 2. 2. 4. 8. 16. 8c. plus esset luminis, in primo puncto, quam
in relignis ejusdem radis
ibid.
80 In nostra quoque hypochesi, plus est luminis in primo puncto, quam in
aliis omnibus simul sumpiis, einsdem scilicet radii.
423
81 Dato lumine primi es oltimi puncti, ejusdem radii, definiri porest, quos
sine puncta inradio.
42.
82 TLinc daro numero punctorum, radi, possco quod lumen, quod olcima
puncto inest, sic ve r. definiri potest intensio luminis primi puncti,
es aliorum punctorum.
ibid.
83 In puncto penuliimo; minus est luminis, quo maior est spbara; plus ve-
ro, quo minor.
ibido
84 Assompio quolibet puncto radii; es cornita incensione luminis, quod ip.
si inest, itemque ratione luminis, quam habet ad elrimum punctum,
lonsindo radii cognosei potest.
ibid.
85 Daro radio luminis, cuius cognoscitur loncindo; assumpri cujustibee
puncti, cognosci porest incensio luminis, vel racio luminis, quam ha-
bet ad vliimum punctum (phara.
86 Dici non porest quantum sic lumen primi puncti radii; nisisciatur, quoe
punctis radius constet.
87 Finc radius insinicis punctis physicis non constat.
3d Lumen quod medio radio inest, est semper vi 4.
ibid.
ibia.
425
89 Diniso radio, in quamlibet rationem coeniiam, dici potest, quantum
sit lumen, in puncto, quod scementa connectit.
ibido
90 Finc ita dinidi pocest radius, vi lumina in sectionum punctis, sine in
proeressione quadratorum.
ibiedo
o2 Ia dinidi potest radims, ux sumina prooressionem geomerricam sequan-
ZUr.
ibid.
92 Ita dinidi porest radim, ve lumina proeressionem arichmericam sequan-
Fur.
42.7
23. In nostra byporhesi quancumtihet dividarur radim, in iisdem punctis,
idem lumen est, secus in progressione geomerrica dupla.
ibid.
94 Si assumaur conus luminis cum basi rectilinea, in singulis basis pun-
Etis, lum en aque inensum non est.
95 Definiri possunt rariones luminum in sinculis. punctis.
ibid.
ibid.
96 FLinc licei assumaneur anguli aequales, qui sustincantur à segmentis se-
midiamerri basis, non eris aque incensum lumen, in segmentis, aequa-
les anculos sustinentibu.
4.28.
97 In huinsinodi sermentis, lumina sunt vt ellipses; sub praefaris sermeniis
ibid.
98 FL. ne lumen tanium aeque incensum est, in singulis punctis basis, eum
ilia est poriro sphaerae actinicaris.
93 Basis, cui lumen incidic, sectio qualibes conisa esse porest.
ibid.
ibid.
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