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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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LIB. l. DE S APOREBVS, QC.
2. Flinc optime octendi porest,
cur ex quomodo Fuligo amara (IC,
nempe fulioo ex Fumo renaciore,
ac magis vliginolo concrelcie, con-
Aacque ex igne, quem Facile con-
cipie, et ex cerra, quam post vitam
Fuliginem, in cinere aspicimus; ni-
sra est, quia constat ex parcibus
Ariaris, alperis, denricularis, quae
nigredinem conciliane, re demon-
Ararum est, Er2Ct. 3. l. 1. P. 153.
ac. concreseit aurem crasso modo,
Ecilicet in Aoccos, quod hlamina
ignis cum particulis rerra, negli-
senri plexu implicentur, POrio
concrescie halitus in AOCCOS, nec
enim alicer concrescir, ve ridere
CA in nive, ucore, ZC. praeterea
Reriaec pinguia corpor2du VEUI-
cur mulcam Faciune Fuliginem; quia
cenacem halicum Cuppedicanc: prae-
rerea quod fuligo ex huiulmodi
parribus asperioribus, vel acrio.
ribus conster, vel ex iplo Fumo ha-
veri porest, cuius acrem vim ipsi
oculi non videne quidem, ac sen-
riune: ex his facile cognolci po-
rest cur Fuligo amara (IC: nempe
materia ipla, rnde concrelcit, sci-
licet Fumus, accerrima vi pollet:
praeterea modus concrerionis cral-
sillimus de negligentissimus idem
enincie; ve enim corpulcula sine
lenia, de laeuigaca, cories percolari
debene, aeque Tubigi, re dictum
est supra, priusquam concrelcant;
at inhoc catu, ex combustibili cu-
muleuarim eduCunEUE, eE TUIMIA
ri; qua data porta ruune, neque
Cubeili, de nacura artiticiola opera,
vel industria, elaborato, ac (udato
plexu, sed crasso e negligenti
concrelcune; dc. ipse color Aria-
cas et alperas parriculas indicac;
igitur ex his perspicuum est, cur
Tom. IL.
tancam amaricudinem Fuligo Prae-
Ferat.
3. Bilis eriam amarieudo ad
eadem principia reducitur; ve
constare porest, eum ex materia il-
la, Cx qua ConCrCLCIE, FUIM eX CON-
crerionis modo, tum ex aliis effe-
ctibus, quos praestar; maceria il-
lius calida e licca muleum ionem
ee cerram haber; ionem inquain
parum Cubactum, qui cerre cum
cerra plurimas alpericares facie, de
Arias; carbonem cogita; modus
aurem quo bilis concrelcie, hoc
idem contirmat; nempe percolato
in iccore, lubriliore lucco, in illo
Ecilicer renarum plexu, bilis exu-
dac, vel exundat, cum percolaei
non poltur. in qualdam iccoris cel-
lutas vel apothecas, ex quibus de-
inde per InCICUTOS AC PEXPAFAIOS
ad id UTerIS a NaEUTA MeaEUS iI
cystulam, seu relicam destinata
traducicur, quae relicula Fellis vul-
30dicicur; quod vero spectat 2d
efectus bilis, nihil nisi lauum, et
immane praeterr; nempe acrimonia
Cua vellicar incestina, ad cgectio-
nem; venericulum, ad appecen-
tiam; ec. igieur bilis corpusculis
conctat alperis, Ariaris, inae quali-
bus, ec. hinc bilis amariendo:
immo canculum bilis Caliua admix-
cum mulcam linoux amariciem al-
pergic: cur vero dulcia in bilem
VerTanEME, Seio loco dicemus.
4. Pyra quaedam, dum pucres-
cune, amarescune; racio est, quia
cum pars Cubrilior avolec, crassioe
remanee, hinc asperitas ex amari-
cies; praeterea purrefactio relolu-
tionem parrium dicie, de mutacio-
nem, non in melius, sed in peius;
immo in pestimum; hinc pyra quae
PUErCSCUNE, nigresCUnE; nioiOE
aurem