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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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L. 1B. II. DE AL PER AFEON F.
ipsi inest, itemque ratione luminis,
quam habet ad olrimum punctum,
loneiendo radii coenosii porest: Sit
enim radius ad libicum, cuins
quodlibee punctum allumatur; lIE-
que lumen in co, ve 81. V. g. sIF-
que distantia, à cenero sphaerx,
6. digirorum; quadrerur 6. habes
36. licque ve 1. 2d 81. ica 36. 2d
1916. ex hoc exeraharur radix qua-
dratas Scilicet 43. = circirer, dico
longicudinem radii elie 43. 4. quod
Facile demonstro; namr ve L. 2d 81.
ica lumen vicimi puncti, ad lu-
men puncti allumpri; quia lummen
vlcimi puncti re c. Cemper Luppo-
nicur, Ced ve lumen vlcimi puncti
ad lumen puncti alturspri, id est,
vE r. ad 81. ica quadracum dictan-
cix puncti altumpri, a CenTIO
Iphaera, ad quadracum dictantiae
vicimi puncti, ab eodem cenEIO;
aequi distancia puncti altumpri est
6. igieur eius quadracum 36. led
VE 1. ad 8F. Ica 36. 2d 1916. igIEUE
2916. est quadracum diltaucia
vicimi puncti, a centro (phaerx;
igitur radix quadrara 1916. Ccilicer
43. . est dictanria vlcimi puncti a
centro sphaerae; igitur longicudo
radii: idem het altumpro quolibee
alio puncto, cuius non modo in-
centio luminis, verum eriam di-
Sancia a CCMErO SpharE cognica
Cupponitur: hinc etiam cognolce
cur distantia puncti allumpei, ab
vlcimo puncto.
turlongicudo, assampri cuiustibet. pun-
cti cognosci potest intesio luminis, vel
ratio luminis, quam habet ad 2lti-
mum punctum sphaera; V. 8. SIELa-
dius luminis, cuius lonsiendo sIc
Tom. IT.
60. digitorum; altumatur pun-
etum, cuius distancia d CenETO
Sphaerx sic 20. digitorum; quadra
verumque, habebis 3600. e 400.
igicur lic re 400. 2d 3600. ita 1. ad
9. dico lumen puncti allumpri esse
VE 9. nam ve 1. 2d9. ita quadra-
rum distanciae puncti altumpei, a
cenrro, ad quadearum distantiae
vlcimi puncti; ab eodem cencro;
id est, ica 400. 2d 3600. Sed lumi-
na lunc ve quadraca dictantiarum.
permucando; si vero punctum al-
Cumprum dicter rantum rno digito.
lumen eric in co vE 3600.
PROD. LZ Z Z V L.
Dici non porest quantum sit lu
men primi puncti radii, nisi scia-
tur, quot punctis radins constet;
Nempe cum primum punctum di-
Aec tancum vno puncto, et cum
lumina linc re quadraca diltantia-
EIII a CCHTTO, permurandO; VE
habeatur racio luminum, debet
haberi rario praedictorum quadra-
eorum; sed re habeaneur quadra-
ta, debene haberi radices; igitue
numerus punctorum ex quibus ea-
dius constat; dum puncta audis,
Phylica incellige.
PROP. LX XZVII.
Tlinc radius infinitis punctis phy-
sicis non constat: Alioquin lumen,
quod primo puncto inest, estee
infinicum; quod facile probacur;
quia intinice Cuperaret lumen vlci-
ini puncti, quod est dererminatae
perfectionis, ve paret; igieur nul-
la cNet horum Luinu PFOPOE-
tio; infiniei, Scilicet ad Gnitum;
quod dictis Eupea repugnat; led
haec Cune Facilia; dum legis pun-
ILFLR
ctu
PROP. LX Z X V
Dalo rario luminis, cujus cognosci-