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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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LIB. II. DE CLEMENZES.
sicum, quem modo habet, nulla rir-
cure magnerica retinet.
PROP
CZCIZ.
Terrestris elobus non monetur, nec
eius motum ella demonstratio hacte-
nus enicit: FeMittO BanC PFOP. in 4.
tract. de corpore caelesti, in quo tuse,
ac ex protelso in singulari disserta-
tione octendam, cerram non moveri,
Armissimis, ve existimo, argumentis,
SE ex ipla doctrina imoruum, petitis;
ve enim quaestio haec non es pure
BTachematica, ica nec pure Phy(ica
est; unde cum aliquid de veroque
habeat, hoc loco discuri mminimé
Potest.
SCHOLTON.
Obleruabis omnes ee lingulos hu-
ins elemenei viis, ac fnes ex dictis
Facile cognosci posse.
Primo, Cumma illius lecitas COr-
poribus duriciem ac Coliditatem con-
ciliac.
Secundo, Coliditas verd de duri-
ricies Faciune, ve AE quali balis et
hypochelis aliorum eleiBCnEOEI.
Terrio, hinc aptissimum fuie ele-
mencum ad cocalem slobum FOF-
nandum.
Ouarco, parvitas punctorum
denlitarem de grauitarem in omni-
bus corporibus parit.
Ouinto, hinc ratIONC FCEEK apEa
sunt corpora deorsum ire, de rnum
tocalem globum contare, re lupra
dictum est.
Sexto, cum sphaerulae pOrOs re-
linquane, Facile cerra humore imbui
porest.
Seprimo, hine cum lumor purus
non cic, led illi mulcus iguis ddmir-
eus, cerra humore pingui diluta, vel
imbura, apcum Tolum est, in quo
planea serminent, radices agaE,
nutriantur, ec. quod certe aliis ele-
meneis minime competit.
Octavo; hinc cellus aprissimum
est animalium habicaculum, cum
dt in ea progredi, de ex fructibus,
quos parie, nutriri possint.
Nono, hinc centrum mundi cst,
circa quod calestes orbes voluun-
EUE.
Decimo, hinc dirioie lineas mo-
cus granium, cum cendane ad illius
CenErUI.
Vudecimo, idoncum alueum Au-
minibus praebet; mari, linum; lacu-
bus, recepeaculam.
Duodecimo, cnm porola lic, pro
diverlo ploxu, diverla cola Facit, ins
quibus luceus de humor diverlima
modé percolatur, ex qua lane per-
colacione, diverla quoque mixto
concrelcune, in luis macricibus, vB
lapides.
Decimorerrio, cum multo quon
que igne subcerrineo conster, exei.
eac halitus diverlimode, in praepara-
eis meatibus, limul excipie, cum di-
verso luceo percolato; ve scilicer in-
de metalla concrelcane; sed de terra
haec sine lacis.
Tummo, humicum de liquidum, quod
facile rarelcens, avolat, de Facilé
quoque concrelcit; eg0 aquam von
Co, nec enim cerra est, nec ignis, vE
constat ex dictis de aése; non dec-
rume
PROPOS. CC
edb olo.
Datur elementi aqua. Guis lBC
ii Mabrum renocet, cuns cli aulu
aliquod corpus, quod est frisidum in