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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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LIB. I. DE STATIB. CORP. SENSIBIL.
dum lineam rectam componantur,
non mirum est, (I olacies (IE COrPUS
diaphanum; ac vero rbi erica cAt,
mulex canitates intercepea, pri-
mam illam concinnicacem imipe-
diune; ioieur perlpicuitarem; ve
constar ex dictis tract. I. lib. 5. 1gi.
cur cum singulae, bullae reflectant,
radii continui oculo incidune; igi-
tur album colorem exhribent.
PROP. LXZIX
Tiinc etiam virrum ericum candi-
dissimum est, propter camdem rario-
nem; quod scilicet lingula parri-
cula, Cuum radium oculo immie-
canE; Cur vero hoc hac, Cacis ditti-
cile dictu est; nis vel sphaericae
sinc; vel aliam figuram polvedram
hrabeane, quae id muneris praestet;
quod ad me spectat, dubium non
eTe DUTO, quIn VIEEMM MIBLEA TerTA
conster; Ced rerra puncta sphaerica
esse necesse est, ve luo loco dice-
mus; ve videre est, in cinere, e in
omnibus calcinatis; immo ex ci-
nere, virrum heri ridemus; adde
quod, si quid humoris est, maxima
cerce illa caloris vi; qua rierum li-
quatur, penitus anolarer; igitur
vierum mulcum cereae habet, cuius
puncta renaci tilaminum plexu
continentur; Cune aurem haec tila-
mina ab ione, ve luo loco dicemus;
cum de virri narura, et affectioni-
bus: dices, A vierum Constaret ex
Sphaerulis, non pungerene illae vi-
eii parricula, quali vero sphaerula
illa, omni Fere acie MMIHOTES NON
linc; igicur hunc effectum duriries
praectac.
LLC2. L22L2 L.
abbao Sbenta et 3 atb 1sbt. 1. 3. tt
FOm. IT.
geum armor, modo erieum (IE;
immo, quod mirum est. omne aliud
InaEIMOE; arena cenmissima, nodo
Scca AE, albelcir; dico renuissimam;
E enim oxanula paulo maiora linE,
alba cerre non est; CM auremm DEO
his omnibus eadem ratio; nempe
cum muleum rerrae habeane, ee
parum, vel nihil fere humoris; de
cum particula cerex Sphaerica (InF;
hand dubieradios quali continuos
refectune; dixi parum humoris,
quia humor cuncta fere denigeat;
re videbimus paulo post oblerua-
bis camen, nonnullos pulueres este
FUbEOS, vel nigEOS, VE Patet expe-
Fiencia; pro quo, non elt hic omit.
tendum, quod lape ridi, scilicet
adhibico nobilimicrolcopio, era-
nula arenae alba videri spharica,
vel conoidica, hoc est cum Luper-
Rcie curua laenigata; oranula vero
areua alterius coloris, videri (ca-
bea, nec line mulcis angulis de
mucronibus.
PROP. LZXXT.
Flinc terra pura candidissima est
set; quia tora ex spharulis consta-
rec; hine calcinaca, re cinis, calx,
ac. gux ad FeEram pUTaM acCC-
dune, albas lune, proprer praedi-
ctam rationem: Dices lateres co.
Etos Lubrubere, cum ramen ad Fer-
tam puram provius accedane: R et-
Pondeo laceribus inesse mulcam
materiam hecerogeneam, ratione
cuius diverla retractio, de reAte-
etio, radiorum ordinem perturbant;
adde quod quidam lateres magis
cocti albelcuur: porro hanc hece-
rogeneam mareriam; si lateree
Frangas, in ipla sectione Facile vi-
debis: ex his noctra hypothelis
miritice contirmacur; cur enim
aiaLCd
Trinc omne fere pulueris cenus,