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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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366
PHZSTCE TRACTAEYS VI.
accedie, cum tantum 8. reAuae; ad
Cambaix liceus, iuxta Indi FalCes,
nare duabus horis triginta leucas
acceltu occupat, ac duabus horis
recedie, verumque inihri valde sul
pectum elt; quidquid (IE, EOTAIM FCMI
hrane, ex certis principiis defnio, a
cerris muneris distinso.
I. Certum est, mare intumes-
cens per planum magis inclinatum,
a minus arduum, longius excurre-
resnempe ad libellam sele componit,
V. or. intume lcat mare ad altitudinem
Eis. 29. AB, secundum perpendicularem;
Aint diversa plana inclinata A C,
AD, A F, hanid dubie cum scle
componat mare ad libellam BF,
lonsius excurret, per planum incli
nacum AF, quam per AD; dE pCF
AD, quam Der A C, re patet.
2. Ilinc plus cemporis ponie
dum exCuErrIE per A F, quam per
AD, d Per A D, quam per AC
ve constat ex natura moruum in pla-
nis inclinatis, quam, si ris, Con-
sule.
3. Fantundem temporis ponie in
alcentu per A C, quantum in des-
centu per C A, X LAMEHM PeF AD,
quancum per D A, Xc. licee plus
DOnAE Per A D, quam per A C;
hrinc qui longius distane ab octiis
Auminum, cardius aestum senciune.
4. Llinc ratione plani magis, vel
minus inclinari non porest explicari,
cur actus ciciiis, vel cardius alcei-
dat, quam delcendat; vnde nonnul
los caltisabis, qui re parum caure
perpensa, huiulmodi accestus d re-
cellus inaqualitatem ex eo capire
derivarunt.
5. Accelsus breniore tempore
Fieri porest, quam recelsus, (i Polt.
quam aqua regredi incepie, noua
Auminis Fauces; vel l aqua libero
quidem aditu Cubeat, led exiem paulo
disticiliore redeat.
6. Contra vero recellus breuio.
re cempore heri porest, (i vel noua
reftexio accedat, aneequam aquare.
Sredi incipiae, atque inde accelsus
rlera promoneaiur; vel agger qui
dan appolicus ad Fauces Auminis,
acceltum aquae impediat, ve videre
est ad Fauces Sequana, de Garum
nXe; hinc luperato tandem intumel.
cens aqua obice, in Aumen adver.
Cum, erecto ad instar maioris dolii
Auctu, excurrie; in Crarumna Ca(
caret, vulsd vocant, i Seguaisa,
Barre: in hoc meo iudicio nulla est
disticultas.
7. Pro diverso aescus illaplus longiis
per Auminum Fauces altus excurrit;
nempe qno illaplus obliquior cst,
minus alcendie, contra vero, quo
minus obliquus.
8. Dui longius ab octiis Auminum
ablune, aectum minus seneiune; imo
eandem aectus inlenlibilis euadic;
hinc breniore tempore, re necella.
rio ex dictis lequitur; sed haec inten-
Cibilra minimé ObsertanEuE, itaque
ex his laris perspicue explicara mr
nec propolicio.
estsdbtted sestt astli. Mullotlo albuo
conlenciune, ad duo capita reuocari
Pollune: primum est, cum estus ma-
ior elt, quam esse deberet, rel mi-
nOc; V. Sr. C in plenilunio, in quo
maximus altus expectatur, vix me-
diocris lic, quod Het, (i vel ille hu-
mor exprelsus, lubitaneo frigore in
quaedum hae alus reAenio  rerls. Futam lele recipinc, rel nouo calo
Z. C
duit plbectb Pobest btos ccbeibitatb
appello, qui praemistis regulis non