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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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PE ZSTCK F R ACF. III.
veris, quem s quis viroa cele-
ri percuriat, hand dubie per om-
nem lineam puluis relilier; idem
Peortus, poriorique iure noltro
accidic aëri, dum a pullata chor-
da expellicur, e AagCIIatI.
DK OP. L Z0
Fxplicari facile porest, quomodo
sonus, per vias oblignas; aliguando
feratur; Y. 8. aliquis loquitur in
publico rico, e9o, qui Cum in
conclaui, loquentem audio, licet
ab ore loquentis, 2d WCaS aUTCS,
linea recta duci non pollic; immo
spse auris incerioris ductus valdé
obliquus est; igitur per vias obli-
quas, Ponus semper auribus illabi-
EUF; HOC CerrE HON ACFEE, S puTa
e ablolura qualiras ellet; ve ride-
re est in lumine; igitur quemad-
odum aqua, dum illabitur, Per
omnes meacus subic, praelerrim
dum vndarim, verlus cauernolum
lirrus accedit; ita prorsus aer, vn-
dacim quognoucrsi Auens, a rocis
centro, Facile in auris canernam, le
Se InAnuaE, _ in intimum concla-
ve Lubit: 2dde quod Facilé a quo-
libet obice rerlectirur, eadem, im.
momaiori Facilitare, quam lumen,
cuius aliquae parres per setractio.
nem immerlae percune, (ed in. hoc
nulla est difficuleas.
P ROF. L X I.
Si tancum essent corpora dura,
nullus sonns esset: Pacer, quia nul
lum elter corpus, quod a rremulo
corpore, quoqnoversiun rndarim
expelli pollee; nempe corpus du-
eum relustie, nec eius partes relli-
ne tacile poltune, iilque condirio-
nibus penirus caret. Quas Coni Ve
hiculo. cribuims.. P. 5. 5.
DROP. LXLL.
auret vique telatur, ee cympanums
feriat, quia tamen Pemel Fancir
ferie, illam ictuum Cuccessionen
interruptam non dicie, quam ca-
men ad Conum neceltario delidera-
ri, supra demonstranimus; hinc
corrige nOnIlOS, PATUI CAUTOS,
qui cum mocum aliquem aëris,
Pono tribuere COSCTENEUF, nON
alium mocum consideratunE, nEI
aeris, inter duo corpora, dum nu-
tuo colliduneur, intercepri, nec
vilo modo considerarune Fremulas
corporum vibrationes, quae ab ictu,
proprer aliquam. Ceu centionem,
leu compressionem, dum corpus (e
Se pristino sarui cestieuie, conse.
GUIIHEVE: Binc de Cono plurima
dissona, sen parum consona di-
ACEIIMEO.
PR OL. LLL LL0
In vacuo, nulls socs pet 
dium dyshnucte. Nempe licer
corpus verberarum, vel pullacum
cremeret, quia camen nullus aér
rndatim, successiua illa. _ InFeF
supta Aagellatione expelleretur,
nulla eslec Coni diffulio;  quis Fa-
men, dum lyra in vacuo pullatur,
lyram iplam mordicus teneret, (o-
num audirec; immo si vel cancum
tempora ipla, cum aliqua prestio.
ne, lyra corpori admmoneret, cuius
rei paulo polt rationem alteremus s
praecerea l quis in vacuo loquere.
eur aera protecto ex Faucibas.
emitreree, acque aded nihil obstat,
quo minus audiri poller, quod
quomodd hac intca dicemu.
Let lt no per cosonm ano
rum corporu testut no s
sont: Probatut, Ga ACCE a