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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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PHXSTC A
P ROF. CCZLI.
Dum Rexibili vireula aer sagel-
darur, nonnihil sibili anditur: Ra-
eio est, quia dum celeri mocu rir-
oula agicur, cum non sic probe la
vigaca, sed canicaribus ee rimis,
Ccu rugis alperata, aër post aliquor
SroS, a praetatis cauitatibus quo-
quouesum dispergitur; hinc quo
longior est virsa, acurior LOnuS
auditur, quia Wotus virgx, IUXta
extremiratem celerior es; hinc aer
celerius dispergitur a praedictis ca-
nitatibus, ex quo eninco, hruc lonum
non esse a cremulis vibrarionibus
virga; alioquin quo longior cset
viroa, Conus granior eslec, cum
Famen acucior uc, eum aei relocio-
remoru Aagelletur; analogiam ha-
bes in aqua, quae rbi in foramen,
vel cauitarem impingitur, vel in-
erudicur, Ctacim relilir 2c dispersi-
eur; icemque in aqua, qua dum
per alueum mulris cauicatibus di-
Rinctum Auie, in toridem vorrices
agitur: proprei camdem rarionem,
slans anea, tormento explola,
vel lagieta emilta, ad aurem sibi-
lac; sec eriam lapis rehementi co-
nacu lactus, Cuum Conum edic, Pex.
Terrim E porolus lic, quae cerre la-
pidis analogia rem conticie: huc
reuoca Corum illum, quem renrus
alperiori parieri impactus, edere
Toler, cuius est eadem ratio; nem-
De der, renci ri, in cauitates in-
trusus, post aliquor gyrosindere-
silic, ac dispergirur; immo iTa HON
nunquam (raro camen) moditica-
cur, praelerrim in mediis Cyluis, non
quidem in Foliis, sed in corrici.
bus, e canicaribus arborum, ve
TRACT. IIE.
tur; in his nulla est, penitus dissi-
cultas.
DROP. CCZLIT.
Explicari potest, quomodo sonus
ex collisione sequatur: Nempe cot-
lisio est duorum corporum; quo-
rum vel rnum in aliud, vel verum.
que inuicem in alcerum impingi-
tur: aequi ex impactione, vel col.
lisione corporum, aliquid, vel
centionis, vel comprectionis lequi-
EUIE, rE pacet; inde aurem vibra-
tiones, de Ponus; lic pullaca Fo-
res; Caxum impactum; atque alia
huiulmodi Conum edune; lic aqua
vel remis, vel cabulis Aagellata,
vellaxis impacta, aliquid com-
presionis parieur: plansus manuum
Conum edit; quia manus luas ca-
virares habet; in quas aer impin-
situr, relilicque, Post aliquor gy-
F05; hinc quo magis anuS CON-
tracta excauatur, re ica loquae,
Conus sravior cAt; sic inAatae
bucca lonum edune, l alapa im-
pingacur; tunc enim aex aliquor
Syrostacir, Cub palari fornice, ac
Per inuieum, re lic loquar, et qua-
li diftractum os erumpic; lc digi-
eis concrepare Tolemus; nempe ex
illo comprimente, prelloque, di
sicorum aAricu, aliquid tenllo-
nis, ex consequenter vibracionis
consequieur.
PROP. CCXCML.
Explicari porest, quomodd so-
nus ab explosione nascatur: Res
Forre est difficilior, quam aliqui
exiltimene, ee melcio an quisquam
hactenus explicarie.
Primo, occurrie cubus ille lig.
Tymphoniam, per aliquod, quan- neus, verimque pertoratus; in
rumris brene, tempus, edere videa quem opera emboli, pila humect