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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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PAYSTCA PRACTAEYSVI.
aftunditur haud dubie semper aqua
in veroque lebete Calla eric, cum nihil
Fere Calis extraletur; sed de Calledine
Maris paulo post 2921; porro de
illo TUBECETRMCO MCatU, quo MaLE
Calpium Cele in Pontum Fuxinum
recipie, iam olim mentionem Fecere
Aristoceles, Frarolthenes, Polybius,
_C.
De Mari DTediEerEANCOMAIOE FOI-
cc esset difticulcas, nempe non dec-
rUME, qui dicaME, aquas ex Palude
Meocide in Pontum Fuxinum inAlue-
re per Frecum Crmmerium, ex Fn-
xino, in Propontidem, per Bolpho.
rum; ex hac in Eexeum e Medi-
terrancum, per iLlielvontum; Cx
Medicerraneo denigue in Occanum,
Per Frecum Caditanum; ac proinde
ductus illos ubrerraneos Fenstra de-
Liderari: P. Fournerius de re nanti-
ca optime meritus lib. 9. cap. 6. diffr-
culeatem propolicam Facile soluere
videtur, dum aic muleo plus aqua ab
Oceano in mare Medicarraneum,
quam ex hoc, in illum inAluere, quia
rix per sex horas ex Mediterranco,
in Oceanum subE; cum FaWeN PCE
sexdecim, vel octodecim, ex Ocea-
no in Mediterrancum regrediatur;
igitur ductibus aliis Cuhcerrancis lele
exonerat: addit praeterea opinionem
cur, ac inter Fabulas reponenda; ad
multorum esse; peaesertim CCO9r2-
phi Nubici, Fcetum Gadicanum
crumpentium aquarum vi fuisse
id vero quod dicitur de appullu
apertum, ac proinde olim Atricam
Furopae tuisle cominueta, ex quo
etiam iidem subcerranci ductus cuin-
CHHEUI.
Responderi tamen potest, ve ab
aquae ex Oceano in Mediterraneum,
hoc vlcimo incipiam, non leviter
muleis auchoribus fidem esse adhi-
Facile relponderi porest, hunc aquae
notum ab Occano in Mediterra.
neum, esse ab aestu maris, cuius al-
bendam; quare illa freri Oadicani
excanatio, ab aqua scilicet sibi viam
cenlus versus Mediterraneum, a
mocu contrario aqua, in partem sci
Eacienre, nonnullis fictiria esse ride.
licet concrariam cunris, recardacuri
igitur quid mirum, (i mare per octo
circirer horas singulis diebus bis al.
cendat, delcendat vero quatuor Ho-
ris, cum mocus aestus ab alio iuve.
EuE; praeterea licet Cuprema aqua-
rum porrio ex Oceano in Mediter.
raneum subear, intima Tamen de
praecipua versus Oceanum Auic: ana-
logiam habes in Auminibus in mare
contluentibus: itaque ex his certo
non evincitur, nare Medicerraneum,
per ductus Cuorerraneos, in aliud
mare traduci; idem dico de mari
Balcico, _ de Mexicano linu, cuins
lonsicudo quinque cantum, vel lex
gradibus minor est longicudine Me-
dicerranei.
Dices, cum iam laudato authore,
pernicissimum ac rapidissimum fore
aqua curlum, ex Baltico, in Germa-
BICUI, PEOPTCF EOE ac cantoruM AU-
minum appullum, r. gc. Odere, Vi.
stula, Divina, ac. nisi predictum
mare in Oceanum ductibus (ubter-
raneis sele reciperet.
Respondeo, amplo latis d pro-
fundo alueo ad promontorium Sca-
genum aquas in Oceanum illabi,
porro alerei capacitas, ac cumentes
Occani Auctus rapidum curtum non
Sictune quidem, sed recardane atque
temperane; sed cum quaestio facti
SiC hic vlera non haereo; nihil etiam
enincie mare M.dicerraneum per du-
etus subterraneos, cum sinu Arabi-
e communieare; quod enim de
Delphino