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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.
acuro, dari porest acutior, idem
prorlus de oraui dicendum cA;
quia dara quacumque morula, dari
porest brevior, re parer ex princi.
piis Mecaphylicis.
PROP. CZZIV
Si vero una tantum aeris expulsi
ondula trmpanum feriat, nec alia
succedat, dum illud tremit, sonus est
infinite granis; Ilaec propolicio ali-
qua explicatione indiger; cympanu
auditorium, cum rentum Cic, YbI a
prima expulsi a corpore LOnOTO, de
appulli aeris vndula, peimus ietus
intisieur, Racim creimie, sed in-
sensibili fere mocu; unde si prius-
quam quielcat, secunda vndula
ed impingatur, haud dubie prio.
rum vibrarionum mOEu PTOIO-
ver; idem Facie cerria rndula, ec.
donec candem senlibili moru eym-
Panum moveatur; si vero prius
quam nona aëris rndula appella-
tuc cympanum quicleat, PrIIIS
ictus perinde est, acque sI nun-
quam fuisser; igitur canea est in-
terruprio, ve eam POnus minimé
Paciatur; li enim Ponus eset, infr-
nice grauis eller; sed nullus audi-
tur lonus intinice grauis; re patet
ex dictis.
PROP. CXZY.
Tinc differentia soni maeni es
parni in corpore, idem facit; quod
differentia acuti es grauis in tempo-
re: Nempe difterenria acuri et
grauis in eo polica est, quod rem-
Pora morularum inter linonlos ap-
pullus, vel ictus intercepearim,
sine maiora vel minora; mimOia
quidem, ad Ponum acutum; maio-
ia vero ad grauem; pari modo dif.
Ferentia maoni ex parui Coni in e0
nIIS VeFO PONUS pAEUUS; igiEUE IMa=
consistie, quod magnus dicat plus
ior vel minor interrupeio appul-
Cuum, Facie differenciam acuri, et
sranis; maior vel minOE InFEEEU-
prio parrium, Cunul appullarum;
Facie differentiam magni, ee paruis
maior incerruprio, inde facir grane,
inde paruum; minor incerruprio, in-
de Facic acutu, inde magnum; muleu
distraccae parres, in spacio, Faciune
Ponum paruum; muleum disteactxe
in cempore, Faciune gravem; con-
era vero parum dittracta, inde
magnum, inde acurum: Einc vi-
des huiusmodi distractionum, vel
incerruptionum coniugationes.
non modo adhibendas esse ad
rem colorum explicandam, ve
Tupra factum est, vecum criam ad
consticuendas lonorum differen-
tia5. Obleruabis camen, minorem
reris portionem, maiore cum im-
petu cympano impactam, Cupplere
ac compenlare pollemaioris ab sen-
tiam, cardiore moru appul(a; ve
iam Lupea monui.
PROD. CX X VI.
Sonus longuses paruns facilé ex-
plicari possunt: Haec rlcima est
Conorum omnis generis habicudo,
nempe omnis Conus suc granis lIEs
LIvC aCuEUS, SINC IaGMUS, (INC P2F -
uns, longus, vel brenis esse po-
cest; icaque Conus longus ille eAt,
qui diu ee multum; breuis vero
qui parum durar; quod cerre duo-
bus adhuc modis incelligendum
eAt, nam primo Conus diu durare
Porest, proprer mulciplicem im
pultuum viim; V. 5. E Xes cam pa-
num muleis mallei cundatur icti-
bus, diu Conabie, sed per diverlos
Lonos, nempe tor diversi Poni esse
videneur, quoc TunE corporis (0-
aeris vndanris simul appulsi, mi nori pullaciones; isitur proxrie
T0m. LI.
LOgHeM