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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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854
PAZSICA YR ACT. IV.
esse porest; maonus, dicic multam
halitus odorari vim; parurus, con-
era modicam: praecerea alius acu-
tus est, alius obrules, vel hebes;
acucus est, qui organum Facilé
Fubie, acque altius penetrat; ob-
culus rero conrra difficilé Cubic:
acueus hoc traber a corpalculorur
Fubrilitare et duririe, ObEutuS aI-
tem vel a crassieudine vel a nimia
mollirie, retunduntur enim Faci
le mollia corpuscula; Deinde alius
eAt gracus, alius ingratuS; GratUS
est cuius delicariora Pune Alamina,
quae sibras organi delicarius pul-
FanE, IngEaTUS, COntra, qui vel
acrius pungic, vel arctius Aringit,
_c. Denigue alius est pertinaK,
alius cito crantiens; ille est; cuius
tilamina, propcer mulcam rligi-
Bemr, diu implexa manene; alius
veco ciro cransie, proptet materia
Faricacem: vno verbo fuanis odo-
eis eatio ducieur a blandiore hali-
eus axpullu, de modica sibrarum
dinilione, vel pullatione; acris vero
ab acuris, duris, corpuleulis; ObEnA
amoltitie, vel coniuncti vaporis
copia; pertinacis, a lentore, et
mulca rligine; ingrari denique ab
alperitare, crassirudine, cruditare
corpusculorum, ex quibus immo-
dica segnirur tibrarum dinitio, cen-
o, prestio, _C.
DROP. CZZVIIT.
Explicari possant ea, quae de odo-
moneant; Pect. 1. quae I. 49. e Fcct.
ribus leguntur in problematis Ari-
Borelis; Ariltoreles multis proble-
rata muleo ione constane, Ve PAECE
ex dictis, isitur in concoctione,
Peu percolarione, quae tc in reni
bus, acribus corpusculis, tum
eacus renum aperiunt: igieue
plus locii percolatur; analogiam
habes in vino albo; cum etiam re-
licae musculum vellicane, ac pro-
inde ad egectionem Collicicanc; haec
maeum locis, de odoribus dispu-
eat, quae ad nostra principia bre-
20. 4. 15. Respondeo quia odo-
omnia ex dictis perspicua lunc: si
tamen Polus. Odor veinam moveE,
alia cario dubio procul else deber;
Scilicer perenda, ab ipla affectionc,
in cerebrum eraducta, idque per
viter, ve nobis Colemne ett, redu-
CerIS.
IOTuMI e a cerebro, quod fbia
rum centrum est, in reliquum.
corpus, ac proinde in reheae nul-
culum derinaca, qua iptum muleu-
Ium, ad hune morum decexminat;
analogiam habes in moribus ani-
mi, ex quibus, propeer similem
P. Cur Odorara generA, EI
affectionem eraductam, sumiles
quoque in musculis, vel in aliis
Organis, IMOTUS LEQUIMEUE.
seminum, cum sirxium, vrinam
2. Cur Cudor eapitis non Faeteat,
ve Cudor aliarum parrium humame
corporis; l. 2. 9. 6. Rolpondeo
quia cum ludor ex languine AuaE;
est enim cenniltimi humoris porrio.
qua per exigna axreriarum orificia,
calore ranculiim laxaca, eAluie;
cerro cum Canouis in capire OpcimE
purgetur, cor Ccilicer reveriris per-
colacionibus, quid mirum, li non
ita pucreleat; ormnis aurem FOeTOI à
putredine: precerea laxistimi sut ca-
picis porishinc quidquid materia,
vel succi compurrelceret, in pilos
et furtures abic; igieur humoris
porrio, qua per Cudorem eAuic.
ab iiis corpuleulis libera, quae re-
erum odorem conciliarent, non Fo-
teri quod aurem huiusmodi luccus,