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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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LIBER I. DE STATIB. CORD. SENSIBILd
Se habet, atque si nihil rideremus;
igitur cum nihil videmus, dici
mur nigeum videre; quid fa-
cilius.
PROP. CZZXVL
Dua sunt causae niororis posrint;
altera est in obiecto, alECTA CHEFa
obiectum; in obiecto est calis ob-
jecti CTaFUS, FaciOnC CHIIS, DaLCOS
radios ad oculum remictie, licer
plures appellantur; exera obiectum,
estillud, quod facie, ne pluresta-
dii a lucido; ad obiectuin perue-
tianE; haeC adco ctaFa (LIME, VE LLMII-
la prorlus explicatione indigere vi-
deaneur, sed canrum rlceriori di-
vilione.
PROP. CZZXVII
Cansanieroris posiriui; ex parte
obiecti, duplex est; hoc est, duplici
modo consideratur; primo, cuim
Paucos radiosrefectie, licer pluies
apDellanCUE; SIC MALOL NIGELLIM,
Piobe lanigarum, niorum est hOC
modo; secundo, cum paucis radiis,
Proptes opacicatem, traiectionem
permierie; sic denla ex imbritera
nubes, solem inter ee oculum FuF-
penla, videtur niora; quia paucissi-
IiS Ladiis, DEOpEeE OVaCITALCI
eraiectionem permierie.
PROP, CXZZVIII.
Causa nieroris posiini, extra ob-
jectum, duplei est; hoc est dupliei
modo consideratur; primo, in ix-
Co corvore Lucido, AI Vel IMMMdInUA-
tUT, vel alio quonis MOdO, FOE P2 -
dios non CIirtat; SIC ignis ex Par-
te extinctus, pariciores cadios cmric.
cit; isicur obiectum pauciores ap-
pullos redectir, secundo; in iplo
medio, quod scilicer impedit, uS
tor radii ad obiectum peruenianes
sic luna Colem inter ex terram in
terpolira, radios Polares intercipie,
_ rlera irc non permietie.
PROP. CXZXIZ
Si causa nigroris posiriui si exira
obiectum, fieri potest. et quod nierum
non est, sed alcerius coloris, in actu
scilicet primo, niorum appareat:
nempe li caula niororis politiui
exera obiectum (IE; Facie, ve pau-
cioresradii ad obiectum pertineane,
Per PFOP. 135, e 134. Sed si pauci
Ladii ad obiectum peruenianE, pau-
cos etiam vel reflecter, vel traie-
etos abire linet, cuiulcumque tan-
dem coloris sIE; nec enim plures
reRlectere porest, quam appellan-
eur; igicur si pauci appellantur,
paucos eciam reddee; ve constat ex
cerminis; isitur niorum esse vide-
bicur liceeniorum non sIF.
eROP. CXL.
Si causa nieroris posirint extra
obiectum sit, nullus nieror in acti
primo, obiecto inest; probatue quia
nioror in actu primo obiecti, est
illud, inde reluleat nioror in actu
Eccundo; niocor inguam potitiuns,
de quo deinceps agimus; Led _
causaniororis extra obiectum cst,
in objecto non cst; igieur nihil ob-
iecto inest, gnod sIE canTa nIOTOTIS.
in actu secundo, rE Pacet ex (uppo-
Eicionejigitur nullus nigror in aetu
primo obiccto inelt.
PROP. CXLV
Causa nigroris posirini aliquana
est in obiecto solo; V. 5. quando
plures radii a corpore lucido ap-
Delluntur; Si casrien pauciores re-
Aestanus, vel quomodolibet act
cutium