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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. 7:3-4; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 7:3-4)
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Synopsis Propoltionum.
dependet, sed ab ip (a indole buins elementi.
213. Aqua non est humida in Cummo.
21 4. Agna facilé, e val de rarefieri potest.
215. Aqua in suo naturali statu parum condensari potest.
216. Agua facile exhalari potest.
217. Aqua parum, vel nihil comprimi potest.
218. Aqua tanculum forte dilatari potest.
229. Mulrum vlisinis aqua nostra admixrum est.
220. Agua pura maxime perspiena esset.
22F Aqua pura nullo sapore, nullo odore polleret.
222 Aqua elementares differunt specie.
ibull.
223. Explicari potest, quomodo aqua calida ad pristinum frisus reducatur.
ibid.
224. Supra marginem vasis aqua ascendit.
ibid.
225. Illa Bulla, quae in superficie aquae discurrunt, facilem causam habent.
162.
226. Curtula aquae in Sphaerulas tornata facilem quoque habent causam,
ibid.
227. Agna facile aliis corporibus adhaeret.
228. Aqua cocta crassior est, quam non cocta.
229. Aqua pura, etiam summo calore fervere, sen spumare non posset. ibid.
230. Aqua cum oleo difficile misceri potest.
23r. Aqua aptissima est ad abluendum.
232. Aqua nostra non habet poros per se.
20ta.
233. Nisi humor pulueri tormentario inesset, nulla fere accensi pulueris vis
esset.
234. Innumeri sunt proxomodum aquae osus.
ibid.
165
235. Si canaliculus aqua tanculum immereatur, modo verimque aperrus sit,
agna per canaliculum videtur ascendere.
Digrelio prima.
S agua per canibulum ascendente.
Digressio sccunda.
Dephis creis innatantions; es emersentibus.
De ACTC.
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ibid.
ibid.
264
236. Darur elementum aeris.
237. Aer est summe humidus.
235.  est mediocn pridus.
239. Lier rarefie i porest.
240. Lcondensari pors
ibid.
+2. Aer