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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 1B. II. DE SONIS.
ampullae complectaris, vel ampul-
lam iplam, dum cicada canie, in
2quam immer gas, atque 2ded (u -
biro lonus audiri delinat, signum
manifestum exir, cremulum vitio
mocum conciliari; at (I hoc nOn
obstance, Conus adhuc audirur,
revera dicendum cA, Per POTOS
vieri, purioris aeris parriculas,
emirri; sed profecto nunquam ad
hanc responsionem renies.
Ouarco, objicies, l inera sphae-
eam aeream, cauam, ferream, pilam
includas, illamque intus agites,
lonum haud dubie Cenries; P.ef-
Pondeo hoc quidem verum esse,
ee centies a nobis probarum;
led profecto ab ictu pilae, ErC-
mulus motus aeri imprimirui,
nam perinde cst, line in parte calta,
sine in connexa icus reAligaeur:
addo ego, me aliquando intra am-
Pullam vicream, cincinnabulum
Perico slo, appendiste, e rbi ligil-
laca FuisTee hermerice, FOnuIm FIn-
cinnabuli audinille, clarum quidem
inicio, Fulcum rero, e Lurdum (ve
vocant) e valde obculum, cum
ampullam manus Pringebat; led
haec in propolitionum seric explica-
bimus.
Ouineo, obiicirur; Conus est
qualicas, Ced morus non est qua-
licas, isicur Conus non es IOEuS:
Relpondeo primo, Ponum in actu
primo ese qualicarem, cum calem
corporis sarum imporrer, qui land
interrogato quale respondet: Se-
cundo, Conus in actu secundo est
qualicas, nec enim proprie est mo-
FuS, ve mocus est, led ve calirer est
modificarus, led omne raliter ret-
Ponder qualiter, e iITeFrOgaTO
quale; nempe aer rali modo agica-
bere dicitur, qua talem affectio-
nem audicus organo imprimat; ad-
de quod lonus in actu secundo di-
cic necellario impetum, cali modo
moditicatum, quem constat ette
qualicarem; igitur lonus est qualia
tas, non quidem absoluta, ve ca-
loc, e imperus, Ced modalis, qua
Probe responderur ad iInFCFrOZ2-
cuni quale; in hoc (meo iudicio)
nulla est difficuttas.
Sexto, quidam recentioe, con-
era praetarum aeris morum, mulca
obiicie, rultque, eos ese Lurdos,
caecos, et Philolophorum appel-
latione indignos, qui eam sequun-
tur, cum omni probabilitare carear;
Sed profecto ab hac cenlura absti-
nerC pocerat, quae longe maiore
centura digna eA; probat autem
primo, Conum non diffundi per
inorum localem, ex reflexione TO-
ni; sed haec settexio; quae (ucces-
sine Ac, quam ventus impedit, dicie
mocum, _c. Sed dicac, chrmaeri-
cum etse, exiguum aera, ab ore
loquentis, ad corpus rlque reste-
ctens Ferri, ac deinde redice ad au-
dientium aures; sed si vel minii
liquidi surcula, masnum vas aqua
plenum inficie, ee canculum Epiri-
EHS (VE VOCANE) vel cynamomis rel
alcerius corporis odoriteri, odorem
intra maximum criam dolium dif-
fundic, per puram admixtionem.
quis neget, nocabilem aeris quan-
cicarem, quognouersum Cono aHf-
ci: _ vero, nelcio, an sciat praeta-
EUS QuTOF, eoc aeris vndulas emir
ei, atque impelli, quoc ribrario-
nes efticie, vel chorda renla, vel
trachaea, vel aes campanum; quis
aurem illas numeret, quae breuisse
MO FeMPOTE aBSOIUUnEUE; MILACUE
rus, cam rim, Ceu qualirarem ha vero eamdem rocem ad aures mit