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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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E ET YS C A TR ACF. IV.
via purgatur; Ccilicet ore, vel lin-
sua, vel poris illis, quos in extre-
mo nalo distincte vides; nili Forre
dieas his poris eriam halicum odo-
riferum excipi, quod certe dicinon
porest, nempe illi pori perperuo
madene, igitur dicendum porius,
his poris, piruitam purgari; quam
halicum odoriterum adauci.
PROF. CZZV.
Odorum finis ex dictis probe intel-
ligitur; Nempe hic quali duplex
ett; primus ventriculum, alter ce-
rebrum spectat; ventriculum qui-
dem, quia plerâque animalia ol-
factu primum cibos delibane, ve
videre est in canibus, felibus; im-
mo odor volueres Collicitar, aeque,
clonginquo; ad Fcetentem. clcam
inuieat; cerebrum vero, quod sci-
licet mulci odores confortant, ac
rCcreanE, rE constar ex dictis.
PROP. CZ ZVI.
Explicari potest. onde odorum
disserentiae ducantur: Diverlos nem-
pe odores, ex diverla affectione,
organo imprella, cognosciimus;
dico eidem organo; nempe idem
diuerlam vero affectionem, diver-
Cus talicus imprimic, eidem scili-
cer. codemque modo di(positOOE-
gano; diuertus aurem est halitus,
qui diversis corpulculis, de filami-
nibus constue; diverla demum CunE
corpulcula, vel Alamina, quae Cub-
riliora lune vel cralliora, Aexibilia
vel rigida, mollia vel dura, diluca
vel pura, aEpera vel lauia, tenacia
Odor, diverls organis, diuersimo-
vel non renacia; aculeis armata
vel inermia, dc. vide prop. 50.
ne hic eadem repecam; isitur illi
odores differune specie, qui noca-
Bilicer differentes affectiones, cidé
OrgAMO iPPIUnE, re ConstaL;
de dispoliris, diverlas affectiones
imprimie, re constar ex dictis: ob-
Tervabis aucem, rE bene 1ionee
Philolophus, non suppecere nobis
nomina; quibus odorum species,
ac differentias appellemus; ac pro-
inde a Caporibus, ad Odores tran-
lata Fuisse; hinc dicirur odor, acet,
acurus, acerbus, austerus; audis
Caporum nomina; non camen dici-
tur acidus, CalTuS, amarus, pin-
guis; de alpero et dulci, dubium
este poster: quidquid sc, dulcis
dicitur Ponus, Capor, Tomnus; ad
alia quoque eraducitue, ve duleis
rolupeas, dulces illecebra, dulcis
Orario: mollis odor dicitur à Pli-
nio, irem nolle vinum; TTinc eum
cactus, guctus, ex oltactus in mut-
eis connoniane, quaedam lunt aspe.
ra, vel acerba, qua organum malé
afticiune, ve fcabra Cuperhcies, ca-
ctum; acerbum vinum, sustum;
oltactum denique grauis odor: hinc
analooia divertarum afFectionmm,
quas obiecta er Sibilia iI priIMUNE,
analogiam nominum induxie; e
cum exguisico cactu homo polleat,
ab ipso tactu nomina, ad alios sen-
Tus craduxie: et cum prortus he-
berem odoratum hrabeat, vix vi-
lum proprium nomen hic Cenlus
haber, quod scilicec ab alio sen (i
eraductum non (Ic; de iis quae su-
Pra adduximus iam constat, de aliis
idem dici debec; v. 3. acer odor
dicitur, sed ducieur à vitu; lentus,
a cactu; icem granis, mollis, li-
quidus; Foedus eriam a vilu, Xt c2-
ctu; cerer commune quoddam (0-
NaC; SC diCIEUT TCFEF HONIO, FCTEUI
Facinus, ceter Lapor; igieur odor2-
cus rixvilum nomet diuersis odo-
ribus