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LID. II. DETTALFEV, RC.
quo dilaitur ac subigitur caletaciat,
re vel inde feruere videatur.
5. Calx vireure caustica pollet;
inlune enim acria illa corpulculas
Tumma ignis vi ica imminuta, ve Fa-
Cile per POTOS PEHCLLEHE; dE CuIM
Sne alpera ex acura, quid mirum, (I
Continuum (oluane, acque adeo vre-
lic dicantur; cogita, quaelo, virrum
exguilica opera cricum, ve aliquam
analogiam habeas: hinc corpora in
viva calee sepulta, brenissIIo FeM-
pore consumuntur, proprer illam
caulticam vim, quae carnem ab-
Fumie.
6. Caleis candor facile explica-
tui, cum omnia caleinata fere Can-
dida sine, quia ex sphxrulis constane,
quae vel iplo ractu percipiuneur, et
ipsis oculis optimo microleopio in-
Sructis distinoni polTanE; Conside (I
vis, quae lupra dixi de eolore cine-
rumnam eadem pro calce ratio mi-
litat.
7. Calx oleo subigi non potest,
quia Scilicet olei FenaCIOreS TUNE Par-
ces, quae facile dividi non postune,
nec Cele insinvare in intimos calcis
recelTus; quod tamen Aeri debet, ve
caleis corpus reloluatur; hoc aurem
humor Facile praectac, quod olcum
alsequi non porelt.
S. Calx crebro loca acrimonix
ee mordacicatis expers reddicur, quia
humor dum percolatur, acria illa
corpulcula decidit, quae mordacica-
tem calei conciliabant; nempe reli-
quum materiae crassius est, ac proin-
de praterauens humor, intactum
relinguie, qui camer, quod subcilius
ett Facile CUFuFaLE.
9. Calx Facile teritur, quia la-
ziores lune pori, de jam partium ple-
zus fere solutus est: hinc etiam calX
laeuigari non potect, quia innumeris
Tom.
fere rusis alperatus est, propter il.
lam rationem, quae d ine iam lupea
expolita elt, p. 35. num. 5. etectus
eniu cst crebri e copioli halicus
crumpentis.
20. Odor caleis ad nostea prin-
cipia Facile reducitur, de quibus l. 1.
tract. 4. de star. corp. ille autem pixe-
Certim sentitur, humore aftulo, qui
rbi caloris vi extralatur, alium hali-
tum secum asportat, cuinque odori-
Ferum, hoc est iis conHanEeM COF-
pusculis, quae oltactus organum affi-
ciune; pari modo murus obducta
calcerecens dealbatus, similem odore
extralat; dum enim sICCAEUE, humON
avolat cum hralieu; porro hic odor
non parum capiti noxius est, quia
Scilicet corpulculis acrioribus costat.
Fr. Paries, cui calx recens ob-
ducta est, minorem alborem praeter-
re ridetur, de quasi pulla ombra ob-
lcuratur; ratio est, quia humor, qui
cuncta fere denigrat, muleus inest,
guotandem exhralaro, paries candi-
dior apparet; hoc autem omnibus
piomentis Colemne est, ve scilicet
exliccari reline, priulguam natinum
extribeant colorem.
F2. Calx arenari quali glutem
est, quia luis hlamentis arenam im-
plicat: diceres adipem illius corpo-
ris; hinc vulso arenatum pinguius
dicitur, cui plus caleis admixcum
e, contra vero cui minus; vide
qux iam lupra de arena dixi p. 33. BC
hic repetere corai,
3. Si mercurius sublimatus calei
viua milceatur, _ retortx indatuI,
mercurius pristino satui restitmitur,
ee ve vulod aiune, viniticatur, quia
Scilicet cum (al virrioli, de (al Com-
munis, qui Cublimato in(HnE; naI ex
argento viuo, vieriolo, de lale fic
sublimatus, calci riux adhareants
quic