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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 ZSICFE YR ACT. TII.
SIrum GC, _ ducacur cubus ad in-
rimum conclaue vicinae dous,
Facile quis porerit, quancumuis
remorus concionem audire; PER
Eerca s circa Fonrem v. 6. AC HOr-
FeHHS exedra, in qua sine aliquot
huiasmodi cuborum ostia, qui de
inde ad conclaue principis ducan-
cuE; haud dubie, A aliqui in PEX
Fata exedra, vel secellu, rmbram
capeances, contabulentur, lingu-
la verba princeps ablens aque au-
ribus excipiet, ac l peaelens ad
eset: praererea qui obculum audi-
cum hrabene, cornu, cuius alce-
eI 05 GE laxias, alrerum con-
tractius, adhibere poltune; im-
mononnulli func, qui iam reun-
EUL.
PROP. ZCTY
TTinc fieri potest, ve plures, qui
eadem audiendi vi pollent, cumdem
sonum in data gnacumque ratione
audiant; v. 8. ve rnus audiac du-
plo maiorem alio; alius, criplo;
alius, quadruplo; dec. quod ve
fiae, linguli habeane luum cornu,
e extremicas, qua auri admone-
tut, aequale in lingulis habcacFo-
raimen, alterius veco os Ic in data
qualiber racione, v. 9. (Ic 05 la-
Xius secundi duplum oris priniii
cerrii vero criplum; quarci qua
druplum; Rc. cerre qui secun-
dum cubum adhibet, duplum (o-
num audiee; qui cerrium, triplum;
qui quartum, quadruplum _c. li-
cer idem Conus sc, e aequalis om-
nibus audiendi FaCULEaS INSIE: POF-
+0 ratio iltorum omnium facilis
est; nempe Poni collecti, PUINE VE
particula acris expuls collectae,
hae vero re portiones in primoillo
ve ipsa ora, haec poreove balesi
vides quam haec Facilia (une.
PROP. XOIII
Hlinc etiam fieri potest, et qui
diversa audiendi vi pollent; eundem
sonum aequalirer audiant; sinc enim
4. A, B, C, D; Scque audiendi
Faculras, qua inest A, VEI. _ quX
inest B, vE 2. qua ivest C, vE 3.
quae inestD, ve 4. sinc 4. rubi,
cum aequali exrremo Foramine
A, B, C, D; Scque o5 vel octium
D, VEr. C 3VE 2. B, VE 3. A VE4.
dico quod A, B, C, D aequalem
Ponum audiene; patet ex dictis;
nempe in ea PIOPOLTIONE AUIgETUE
Tonus, in qua Faculcas imminui.
tur; igicur aequalis audieur; quid
Facilius:
PROD. ZCIV.
Potest idem sonns, nullo adhibito
rubo, a pluribus aequali audiendi
faculrate pollenribus; in data qua-
libet ratione, audiri : V. 8. FInE
4. A3 B, C, D; VolO, VE A eum-
dem Ponum audiat, sed duplo ma-
iorem, quam B; e criplo, quam
C; e quadruplo, quam D; TIC V. F18. 29.
5. in A Loquens; SIE in FI primus
audiens A; a(TLIIAEUE AD, dupla
AEI; Sicque in D, quarrus audiens
D; inter AHI, AD, Sic media peo-
porrionalis AK; Scque in R, Cc-
cundus audiens B; denique sE VE
radix quadeaci 2. ad radicem qua-
drati 3. Ita AK, 2d AL; quod
quomodo tiat, Caepe alias docui-
mus; seque in L. cerrius audiens
C. _ habebicur propolcum: nam
Poni lune ve quadeaca distantia-
rum, permutando, pet prOp. 85.
ioitur Tonus in HI, est ad Conuur in
ere cubi incerceprae, sed tx lune D, rr 4. ad 1. id est re quadrarum
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