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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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L.IB. I. DE STATIB. CORP. SRNSIBTL.
rumradiorum continuieari derrahi- Cuo loco agemus Scilicer Tract. 4
cur; hoc iplum heri ridemus in lu- lib. de disfusione qualitatum ee sphae-
na, e in aliis planeris, re dicemus
intra; cur vero sol tantulum Aaues-
cat, dicemus eriam luo loco.
PROP. LIZ.
Obiectum, quod sub angulo acu-
tiore videtur, perradios magis con-
Fig 8. tinuos videtur: Eine breui Cchemate
hoc minime incelligi porest; sIF OCu-
lus in F; obiectum BA, visum (AB
ansulo ATB; altumantur quinque
Fadii, V. 8. BP, OT, DT, RT, AT;
remoucatur idem obiectum in NI;
videtur Cub anguloHTE; e perin-
de se habene quinque illi radij, ac-
que si contraherentur inera Ceoen-
EUM KC; igicur in BA, Punt distra.
eli; in RC, concracti; igitur magIs
conrimui; Dices in NI, X in BA,
eodem modo distracti lunt; respon-
deo, hoc quidem verum elle; quia
eamen porrio illa rerina, quam aHi-
CIUME, profecti ex BA, Lelpondet
angulo BTA; X illa, quam afticiuur,
profecti ex NI, relpondet angulo
CTR; cerre affectio est magis Con-
rinua, quae imprimitur ab equali
numero sadiorum, minori porrio-
nirecinae; quod re etia ipAs OCU.
lis Tubiiciam; sIE rerina in GF, PrO.
ducancur eadii AT, BF, in TO, FF;
ITCIMQUENT, IT, In YS, TP; vi-
des ni Fallor Tub angulo ATB, POF.
tionem OF allici; Cub angulo vero
AIFI, Portionem SP; igitur minOr
rerina porcio athicirur, Tub angulo
minore, ab iildem Ccilicet radiis;
isicur magis contractis, de conti-
nuis, quod erat demonstr. Oblerur-
bis tamen, radios Tub anoulo mi-
nore profectos, ab codem obiecto,
licer contractiores (INC; luimen ta-
ra actinitatis.
men remiltius continere, de 9uo
Tom. LF.
DROP. LZ.
Tiinc obiectum, quod substanum
apparet, dum cominus spectatur, emi-
nus album esse videtur; rario cla-
rictima est, quia videtur eminus, Cub
angulo acuriore; igitur per radios
inUS InCCEFAPEOS, _C MagIS OON-
tinuos; per P. 59. Ced quod per
radios magis continuos videtur.
magis album videtur, pet, P. 45.
Flinc Caxum radiis Colaribus collu-
sracum. Spectatum eminus, al-
bum esle ridetur, cominuS rero
Leucophraeum, vel cinericii coloris
eA. Elinc distancia obiecti; modi-
cas maculas aliquo modo obresie;
hoc est ad angulum fere insentibi-
lem contrahit.
DROD. LZT.
TLinc Mars, qui de nocte, rubore
accensus esse videtur, primae lucis ob
orru, candidus apparet: cgregium
cerre phanomenum, quod passim
quiliber obleruare porest; Marcem
alignando (ni FalIOF) de nocte,
vidisti, praelertim ad perioaeuim
versenrem; accensumque illins vul.
cum amasti forre, an cimnisti; vidi-
Eti etiam primo diluculo, sed longe
minorem, e quali lucis Diurnae
timore, pallidum; rationem quae-
ris, ex dictis elicies; nempe MaIS
de nocte, per laxiorem e valde
explicatam oculi puxillam radios
immietie; diluculo vero per con-
tractiorem; concrahitur enim pri-
ina lucis aspectu, pupilla, quae de
nocte valde explicatur, re tum su-
Pea, cum in Tract. 2. l. 3. demon-
Acanimus: hinc Mais de nocte ri
dCGIE