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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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PHZSLCA I R ACT. TII.
PROP. XLI.
illius tantum corporis parricula,
quod pulsata chorda contiguum est,
diffundi possunt: Ouia cum in can-
cum diffundantur, in quantum à
cremula chorda illis imperus im-
primitur, cerre corpus quod mo-
vetur, et aliud movet, alteri tan-
rum contiguo impecum imprimie;
nempe cancum imperus agie ad ex-
era, ve collat impedimentum, vel
re remoucat impediensiarquirnum
corpus impedir cantum morum al.
cerius, quatenus illud cangit, atque
ipsi conrisuum est.
DROD. XLII
Trinc, cum aer corpori scnoro;
v. E. pulsata chorda solummodo sit
concienus, aeri cerie chorda pulsa-
ra imprimii vim motus: Cum dico
aéra; incellige qualo nostrum aéra,
qui scilicet nos ambie; aeque adeo
mixcus est, cum illo renuissimo ha-
more, quemnos Tract. 2. lib. 2.
mercurium elementorum nuncupa.
nimus; d vero si aer eam subrili-
tarem, agilicarem, raricarem,
ac cellionem habet; quae ad
hunc effectum necellaria ek, Fru-
Ara cerre aliqui recurrune ad nel-
cio quem aethera occultum, ab
aëre Specie distinctum, cum aechee
Ec ranicum aer purior, sed de hoc
intra.
PROP. XLTTT.
Totus aer à corpore sonoro ad
anditum esque non impellitur, seu
monetur; duod Facile Probatue
primo quia eodem instanti Ponus
incra suam sphaeram audiretur,
contra hypoch. 4. nempe ira mo-
EuS, vel imperus iImpTIIEUE, YE
simul omnibus parcibus mobilis
IIMprIaEuE: DicCS rnaIM Parrem
ab alia moveri, d hanc ab alia,
ac. Sed profecto hoc dici nOn
Potest, ve iam in Tract. de MNotu,
lib. 1. e alibi palsim docuimus;
s enim prima pars vel Cuperticies
aeris immediare corpori Conoio
applicaca, sine alia, qua immedia-
ce sequitur, moveri non porest,
certe corpus lonorum Cimul veri-
que, rel neutri mocum imprimit,
re iam cories demonstranimusiidem
dico de aliis parribus remotiori
bus; Secundo ProbatuE viK Reri
porest, re tanca ris aeris à debilio.
se perexigua chordae pullata po.
centia moncacur, quamquam rel.
Ponderi poller, partes remotiores
mouveri cardiore noru, hanc rel-
Ponsionem Tract. 2. in argumento
quasi simili adhibuimus. Tereio
Probatur quia a que magnus (oms
Procul ac proxe audirerur, licet
enim sit cardior motus remoriorum
partium, rbi camen vlcima cym
pano impingitur, reliquae omnes
quasI ad MOEUM CONCUEFUNE; hINC
licet decrelcat Ponus, rarione mo-
EuS, creleit tamen ratione impe-
tus; exrensine considerari, cuius
omnes partes actione communi ad
extra agune; itaque nulla cser (o-
norum differencia, in ratione ma-
enis e parui; nempe plena semper
aure lonus excipererui, ac coridem
semper cympani puncta atticeren.
eur; hoc aurem melius ex dicen-
dis infra constabie: OMartO quan-
do loni in ParTeS ConTrariaS eunE,
SibIque muEnO OccurrUnE, Cerre vel
reerque sctit, vel rrerque reflecti.
tur, vel aliqua parres in hranc, ali-
qua