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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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LTB. I. DE SABORIBVS _C.
Toluie; adde quod poroslaxae, Cuis
Spiculis; hinc Facile cum Caliua,
ACOL exprinieur: ideim CaIMeM MI-
erum de lixinium praeltare non pol-
Tunc; nicrum quidem, quia actrin-
gens est, igitur cum gingiuas po-
cius Aringac, quam laxec, quid ini-
rum, E ab acore illas non liberer;
lixiuium aucem amarum est, quod
licer absteroere; vel abluere Colcae
pannum e celam, in quibus scili-
cer percolatur, abstergit tamen po-
eius luccum pinguems, vel rligi-
nem, quae asperis, ac inaequalibus
corpusculis facile adhaeret, quam
acorem; adde quod in ginsiuis
nonira facile percolari porelt; led
haec lune Facilia.
2. Cur amara, ve plurimium,
Durgane, quae st. 48. Respondeo qui2
corpulculis alperioribus, e Fca-
bris. ConstanE, qua cum venarum,
vel alceriarum orificia lazene, quid
mirum si praui humores, per ca-
dem exreudantur: hinc acidi e
male cocti fructus dillenteriam in-
ducune; nempe acerba parricula
eadem oriticia dum nimis laxane,
quali malignis denriculis abro-
dunE.
3. Cur Ludor TalsUS HE, Fect. 2.
quaest. 3. Respondeo quia mulea
Parriculae Calis admisceneur. Pal enim
cibis aspergimus; adde quod (al
omnibus fere mixris inelt; cum au-
rem facile ligueteat, Facile RuImo-
ris porrioni admilceeur; ioieur non
mirum est, s cum illa, PCL POFOS
exudet; Hlinc eriam lachermae tune
Tal(X, _ vrina CaI(A, PFOPEEF CaM-
dem rarionem.
4. Cur cemulenci vel ebrio
melius viciolas aquas percipiane,
quam Cobrii; quia ebrios multo
mero linguam Frequenter abluunci
isitue amara corpuscula Facile ex-
PLIIENEUE; Cum camen FObCIOEIIM
linoux adhaereane; quid mieum
ergo, E laporem similem minime
dilcernane; hinc mane iciuni de
Caporibus recte non indicamus,
Proprer camdem rarionem de quod
iam Cepea: hinc ebrioli, de pota-
Eores, vini experimentum oustacu
optime Faciune, vulgd vocantur
taste-vin: lect. 3. 9. 8.
5. Cur si Temuleneus dulce vi-
num Cuperadiniecat, haustum vi-
num concognitur; Relpondeo quia
vinum dulce lencum est, ac vlioi-
nolum, igicur acuta illa corpus-
cula, quae capur perere Colene, Cua
cenaci vlioine continee; hinc dul-
ce (ve iam dictum) ebriecarem mi-
nus aprum est inducere; hinc criam
minus odorum est: Ob seruabis que-
F0 haec problemata, vel has quae-
Aiones ab Ariltorele elle; rationes
vero quas lingulis quaectionibus
subnectimus, ex nocris principiis
deducius, 9. 13.
c. Cur vinum dilurum capur
magis afticieem quammerum; R el-
pondeo quia cum nihil (Ic humore
Cubrilius, ab hoc vini corpuscula
in intimos cerebri receltus deue-
huneur; humore Scilicet viatr la-
Zance, e faciente, quo cerce me-
rum, quod minus Cubeile cAt, nun-
Quam PeneTTATCE; 9. 14.
7. Cur vini dulcis ebriosi ap-
DCFENEeS NOn PUINC; quia PFOPECE
vliginem, linguam Cubire vix po-
test; nempe cbrioli lupremam lin-
sux luperticiem quasi vitam ha-
bene, hinc corpulculis acucioribus
opus eAt, qua Ccilicet lingitam per-
meare polTIIL, 9. 27.
8. Cur aquam Callam apium re-
cipie, porrum reculat, lect. 21. 4. 1.
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