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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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L. IB. IIl. DE NITZTIS IMPERE. AOVEIS.
de aer redditui granior, rbi Scilicee
humor ille in minucissimas gurtas li-
guelcie; igicur (i granior clt, maiore
vi prestiur pollec; igitur superticiem
maris aleius accollie; igieur in pleni-
lunio actus altius allurgit.
Dices, inde sequi contrarium
PTOrsuS eFeSInam sit FacIES LUNX
F C D, converla ad cerram, in ple
nilunio, plus humoris lunaris afun-
dicur incer C R, igitur aër per li-
neam C A, v. gr. magis gravitat in
Iabiectam maris superticiem; igieur
impedie, ne tam alce allurgne; cum
tamen concrarium tac; nam ille ma-
ristractus Lunae lubieetus, in pleni-
lunio, alcius alturgit.
Relpondeo, non Catim humorem
lunarem in sublunarem aeris Erg-
ctum descendere, led quali lenlim
line senlu; hinc profecto Luna Eo-
co illo tempore, ex B, in C Wigia-
vic; igitur inde patet propolica dif-
Acullatis Colutio; pOrronon EaM aC-
curate ipli plenilumio suiminus xstus
relpondet, quin muleis polt horis
accidere polsic; imo vix vnquam
Cummus aectus plenilunio perfecte
relpondet, ve dicam paulo polt.
Dices, non videri adhuc, quo-
modo hic efrctus sequatur in ple-
ilerio; namm do vlero coram rc9i0.
nem lublunarem muleo humore lu-
nari pertulam esse, hOc FaITen HOn
Facic, ve mare, quod ad Lumam spc-
ctat, altius alturgar; nam licet aex
humore Ecetus Forcius premat in cir-
culo maximae presionis, magis etiam
premit in puncto maxima clenario-
nis; unde compenlatio aliqua Reri
videtur; cum tancum relictenciX ac.
CedAE, GUANEUNI HOUAEUI ViLI_IM
acceAIE.
Relpondeo, hoc argumentum
mum paralosilmum esse, quod
Tom. LL L.
ostendo; sint enim vires prerrienris
aeris, in circulo maximae pressionis,
vE 4. e vires in puncto minime
prelsionis ve 2. hand dubie resisten-
Fia, ve 2. tancundem de viribus de-
tratie; igiene (upertunE vires, Ve 2.
quibus efectus VE Z. relpondee; iaM
vero affulo lunari humore, sine rires
ve 2 2. relittencia erie ve 6 igitui tan-
tundem de viribus detraher; igieur (i
Perlune vires ve 6. igitur effectus vt
6. Seguetur; isirur maior priore, qui
tantum erat ve duo; vides Colurio-
nem paralogitmi; qui Forre minus
caucum aliquem, in errorem addu-
CerCPOISCE.
PROP. LZX X II.
In quibusdam maris tractibus,
summa vis aestus non est in plenilunio,
hoc est 14. Lune, sed aliquoi post die-
bus: V. or. Diepae lummus altus est
dic 17. Lunx; in mari Frichreo i 4.
alia cerce ratio non est, nisi quia
longiore temporis spacio opus est, ad
hoc, re actulus ille lunaris huoe
perveniat ad illum aeris cractum, qui
lingulari nilu pollet, ad excicandum
ex impingendum aectum, in calet,
vel talem oram maririmum; hinc
cum actus ille, qui in oram Caltiae
incidie, maxiime ac praelerrim accol
lacur, proprer illam aëris pressio.
nem, qua Oceano Sepcentrionali
incumbit; quid mirum, si cum in
tractum aeris Borealens cardiiis prae-
Fatus humor accedar, scilicet peon
pter declinationem, effectus aucti
aectus, qui inde sequicur, cardiis
quoque accidut; hiric 2 4. die mare
Frichreum Cummum actum habet,
quia leilicet altursit propter illam
ajux presionem, quae Lonae torridae
relpondet, alqui in aeris cractum
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