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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 COLORIDYS.
cuncta sentum niororem induune, paucos radios ad oculum cransmie
de renebris cuncta nigrelcunt: dc
cum in tenebris res parum distin-
ete dilcernamus, icemque procul
Policas; hinc tic, eas quae parum
absunc, de nocte, quia valde con-
Fuse spectantur, remotas iudicari,
de longe maiores, quam sint; quia
cum eas Cub maiore anoulo videa-
muS, 8 cum remoras indicemus,
quid mirum smaiores etiam in-
dicemus; nam qua remora TuNE,
et Cub maiore angulo videntur,
magna Cune; sed de his fuse cum
de oeuti Fallaciis.
PROP. CZL VTI.
Canitares, hiatus, foramina, 
catera huinsmodi arrum colorem prae-
ferune; Rario est, quia nec mul-
cum lucis co lubire porest, ac pFo-
inde parum inde reflectirur;isitur
atri coloris esse videntur; hinc pi-
ctores, ve canitares a antia de-
pingant nigrorem obducunt; hinc
accidere porest, re cauciores ani-
mantes decipianeur, immo aliquan-
do accidie, rE IMErA claMEERUIM, FC-
lis, Laeuis verberibus acta, ad FOrCS
in pariere depictas, caput impege-
ric, cum ad imas Fores, ve heri (0-
ler. Foramen depictum, iis simile,
quibus vulgo feles excipiMtuE,
prorero Foramine, ee parente oltio,
accepi eF.
PROP. CXLYI
Nubes densae atri coloris sunt;
Ouia cum ex tilaminibus ee halitu
Constent, innumeras cauitates ha-
bene; igitur opacae lunc; igitur A
denla sune, e craltae (hic enim
denlitas pro cralicudine accipi-
Tur) igicur radiis Colaribus craie-
tunE; igitur niora TUNE; per PEOP.
130. Quod si mulro imbre pra-
gnantes smc radios quali exnoune,
et nihil penicus reddune, re vide-
nus in atra nebula; sed de nubium
coloribus intra agemus; lunc enimm
(VE ObITEE MOICAI) COrPOIA CO-
lorata in eriplici staeu, Scilicet in
Racu corporis duri, liquidi, spira-
bilis; haec facile incelligis, ex iis,
quae habes) tract. 2. l. 4. quoino-
do vero corpora in lingulis caci
bus colore cingantur, dicemus
infia.
P ROP, CZT IZ.
Corpus perfecte lanicatum, ad
idem oculi punctum, onum tantum
radium refectit: peo quo Cuppono,
quod à nemine in dubium revoca
tur, angulum reflexionis, aequa-
lem esse angulo incidentix; hoc
Poliro, Facile demonstratur propo-
lirum: Sic enim BF planum peite c
ete laeuigatum; Cic lux in puncto 
A; OculuS SIE in EI; SC LadiuS re-
AexuS DH; icave anguli AD B,
EI D F aequales Gnt; dico, quod
nullus alius radius productus ab
A, refectetur ad II, inodo planum
BF pertecte laeuigacum lic; sic enim
quiliber alius radius incidentia, r.
5. AC; dico angulum ACB esse
inaiorem angulo ADB; est enim
exrerior rriangulo ADC, igieur
polito angulo retlexionis aequalis
Scilicet ACI, nunquam radius re-
Rexus CIperueniet in FI, neC COn-
curree unquam cum DHI; sed po
eiusmagis ab eo distrahitur, quo
vlcerius producitur; idem dico de
omnibus aliis radiis directis inci-
dentibus inter BD: pari modo sIF
cum minime permirtune; isicur alius eadius AE, cuius recexus ra-
Tom. II.
dii