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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:
Pagiera per maiorem vibrationem est, cum praeteriit ille aër, cuius mo-
cirius spatium A decurrie, igiTUE
de aer, IgieuE COnUS maiOF in Ca-
dem distantia cirius, de WIMOE CAL-
dius auditur, quod eAt COnErA pEOp.
83. Relpondeo Cemper hoc verum
esse de lagieta, quae cum Pemper
eadem sic, Cue per maiorem, siuc
perminorem, vibrationem emit-
TaTIE, certe cirius SpaEIUM A COI -
kcir, per maiorem vibrarionem, et
raidius, per minorem, quia per
maiorem plus impetus acquiriti
at vero non est semper idem acr,
ee in eadem proxorrione crelcie
aeris porrio, qua creseie vibrario:
Dices hocrepuonare doctrinae mo-
tuum: Ced expecta parumper, et
Eaceberis vlero non repugnare.
DROP. C Z.
Si quis in vacno esset, es animae
satis intra pulmones haberet; loquis
es audiri posset. sonus tamen per li-
neam rectam non diffunderetur; nist
vel recta sursum vel recta deorsum:
Prima pars constat, nihil enim re-
cat, quominis choracem, e pectus,
iplolque pulmones contraheret;
rus facie sonum; Res cerre clarissi-
inde necessario aeris expulso, vel
exrrulio sequerCeuL: Secunda PaTS
non minus constat, quia aei in va-
cuo gravicarer; isicur si per hori-
zontalem, vel quancumque incli-
natam emirteretur, haud dubie per
Parabolas, vel alias CuruaSILCE; VE
constat ex doctrinamoruum mix-
torum; quod aurem Curlum, vel
deorlum, ret a emisus, per rectam
itet, probatione non indiger; an a-
logiam habes in iactu corporis
srauis, per quamliber lincam.
PROP. CXI.
ma cA; si enim nullus aer IUIXEA
Tonum monetur, eo Ccilicer modo,
quem Conus desiderat, cerre iuxra
COrpus Conans nullus cA PonuS,
nullusque ibi audicur; cum tamen
Procul adhuc audiacur: Ilinc meo
iudicio efficacissimum argumentum
duci porest, ad retellendas species
illas incentionales; quas aliqui a
Lono quoguoversum diffundi pu-
tant; licer enim Conus d COrDOTC
Lonoro iam remorus esset, dittun-
derec tamen adhuc species, versis
corpus fonorum; acque adeo illio
audirceur, sed de his alias.
Nibil soni amplius iuura fonorum
PROP. CXII.
Tanta vis soni aliquando esse po-
rest, ut cympanum ipsum disrumpat;
Ouod cerre non Lemel noxium ex-
perimentum contirmauie; rario est,
quia cum Conus dicar morum aeris,
et motus imperum; canta vis illius
esse porest, ve delicacisimam mem-
branulam discerpat; huic incom-
modo sedula nacura laris commo-
de prouidie, cum exinpano; Pitum
obliquum dedic; nempe ictus, qui
oblique incidie, minorem rim
Facic.
plicarur: T. mulca concurrunt ad
Conum, Scilicee percuriens, percul-
Tum, aer, IIPeTIS, IOTUS, POTeN-
tia morrix media, illa quoque po-
cencia; qua percuriens Ovet. 2.
guatenus Ponus dicie imperum, H2-
bec proprie caulam efficientem,
camque, rel immediatam, vel me-
diacam; immediata est impetus
corroris lonaneis, que lcilicet se
PROD. CZ TTI.
C ansi primo pidundi fonta