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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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P E ZSICF TR ACT. IV.
quae potentia passo insunt, in actum colligerentur; hinc nulla eset ad
educuneur; parces vero trigidi, quae
IMCFANE aCFU, FeducunEuE ad POTen-
tiam; pari modo cum humidum,
Siccum reloluie, d liquat, parres hu-
midi, qua insunc pako, EranSCHIE
ad actum; partes vero licci, ad po-
tenciam: peaeterea, ve frigidum di-
uidic parres calidi, in quod agie, ita
liccum partes humidi, quas exugit,
a perexionis poris includir: hinc
quidquid inest Frigido, Frigidum
esse viderur; licer insic maleum ca-
lidi, sed divili; ita quidquid inest
Sicco, Sccum apparet, licet InSIE
mulcim humidi, sed dispersi, 2c di-
uili: exemplum habes in spongia
luculentissimum; hinc in frigido ca-
lidum est, sed porentia; in licco etiam
Pocentia humidum: hinc calidum
e humidum agune per collatio
nem parcium similium; Frigidum
vero d liccum per diuisionem par-
tium, cum fuarum, cum contrarii;
vides perfectam analogiam.
Sexco, est camen vnum quali pri-
num principium alcerarionis, quod
est luo modo inalcerabile, ve vule
Philolophus, aeque omnibus cOr-
Poribus admixrum est, qualL mens
quaedam, vel anima mundi, ve ica
dicam; nempe ex illius absentia,
MOrtua CuICCA IaCCTCNE; Sine vis (I-
ne rica, illud enim est, cuius ope-
ea, Erigidum congelar, liccum in-
durat; humidum Coluie, odor at-
Aatur, Capor afticie, colores nal-
cuneur: re aurem verbo dicam, est
quoddam calidum achereum; hoc
est ignis, quarenus purum calorem
vere, hoc est per veram actioneim,
producie; nempenisi praedictus ca-
lor produceretur, humoris parricu-
la non rarelcerent, nec auolatene,
isirur parcesienis dilperlae, non
calidum alterario: praererea Frigi-
dum in calidu nON aGCFCE, per
divilionem scilicet parrium, quod
fieri non pocest, nili per emissio-
nem particularum humoris, ve luo
loco explicarum est; hinc neque
niX, nCque GClU, CONCTCLCCTCE. PEX
terca liccum non concresceret,
quod eantum concrelcie, extralaco
humore, vel implicaris parriculis;
acqui si hoc calidum abesee, nihil
horum accideree, quia illius tan.
cum opera, humor exhalatur, du-
cuncurque illa Alamina, quibus alia
Parces implicantur; porro eiuldem
ri pori laxaneur, humidumque Cu-
bic; corpus lignatur ac. vicales
actiones omirto, quibus hic deta-
catus ignis adeo neceltarius cA, ve
Cinc illo, neque planca, neque ani-
mances, vllo penitus viex materia-
lis munere defungi polsene, ve fuse
Tuo loco doccbimus, hic caneum
indico; dixi esse luo modo inalce-
rabile; nam in quocunque caru
ponatur, aliquem effectum habet;
si enim cius parres collectae Lint,
facie calidum, vel calefactiuum; (I
separacae, Frigidum; si implicata,
liccum, e durum; i Coluex Aui-
dum, de humidum: vides HACUEX
Protheum, qui licer divertum ha-
bicum ec rulcum allumat, iden ca-
men permanet, eAtque ipseignis
elementaris: Ccd de his Luo loc0
FuSe aGCIUS.
agic in trigidum, quatenus scilicee
Parriculas calidi, quae palo infune,
congregat, quo revera polico, deli-
nic esle trigidum, ve luxra dictum
et
kOC. L 12 20
Calidum aeit in humidum; es in
siccum, per accidens; ITam Per Cc