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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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LTB. TII. DE BITXZES IMPERE. AOVEIS.
30. libr. Iuctinet, atque adeo corum li-
oni pondus, pari modo, ligni ex
parte cantum eleuati, d emerli, quo
plus cinistra Cultinet, minus dextra
Feret; plus vero haec, quo minus il-
la: Porro hallumatur corpus gravius
aqua, verbi gratia, plunbum, hraud
dubie ommino immersitur, ac fin.
dum pecie; sit autem pila +0. libr.
cerre dum incumbic fundo, quilquis
vas appendet 30. libr. lencior; dum
vero illa delcendie per mediam
2quam, quilquis vas appendet, il-
lam eancum noui ponderis partem
senciet, quam aqua, ve sic loquai,
Dlumbo decrahic; Cupponatmns au-
rem plumbi granicarem esse decu-
plam granitacis aquae, aqua detrahit
plumbo isicur cum pila suppona-
cur 10. libr. qui vas sustinet, 2L. Ca12
cummodo libr. Feret, idom accidet:
E pila immersa filo appensa suctinca-
tur: poterit adhiberi sinistra, cum
dextra, re supra: hinc duo paradoxa
cgregia, deduco; primum est, cor-
pus, quod surlum fertur, permediam
aquam, vale contentam, masis in-
cumbic in illum, qui vas suctinet,
quam corpus, per camdem agnam
deorlum cendens; hinc corpus lenins
maiorem vim ponderis exerit, qualmi
grauius; hinc quo plus corpus (in-
gularis graniacionis retinet, iIEIa
medium, vase contentum, minorem
vim facie, aduersus illum, qui vas
appendie; hinc perinde est, Cinc
plumbum libere deortum eat, per
mediam aquam, Cine filo appensum,
et aquae immerlum sustincatur; nem-
pe in veroque calu, ille, qui vas ap.
Pendie, aequale pondus senciet, scili-
cet 2F. libr. Hlinc demum, quo min
nus corpus intra medium vale con
rencum proprix ex lingularis gravi-
racionis retinet, maiorem exerit ad
versus illum, qui ras iplum appen.
dic: Alrerum paradoxon cst; corpus
inera medium, rase contentum, flo
appentum, acque ex rneo inmobiti
pendulum, aliquam vim ponderis
exerie, aduersus illum, qui vas ap.
pendit; v. sr. in exemplo plumbex
pilae propolico; ille, qui vas appen-
dic 2F. libr. Cenciet, isieur lustinee
unem libeam plumbi immerti, quan-
cumnis plumbum ab intinnica, li vis,
porentia sultineatur; ratio elt, quie
medium detrahie illi = grarsicatio-
nis, id est L. libr. isitur hoec in Com-
munem medii gravitationem cradu-
citur, ve supra dictum est: led ve ad
propolicum redeam, inde conltat,
quod illa aeris portio, quae a vento
agitatuE, VevOte que grauiratione
COIIUMI GTRVICAE; quancaMIS, d
per guamlibec lineam moveatur, ni-
hil tamen amiccie proprii ponderis,
cuius totam rim, cum aliis tamen,
scauitatione communi, in Cuperf.
ciem aquae Cubiectam exerie, vn-
de oppolica diffaculcas penicus celtat.
9. Obiiciune, si aectus esset a Ln-
na, ad Lunae motum sele compone-
ret, atque adeo lemper ab ortu, ad
occalum excurrerce, quod certeom
nibus experimentis repugnat.
Respondeo, secundum aquae al-
Turgentis cumorem, altum versus
lictus humilius excurrere, quocun-
que eandem excurrat, equidem si
2qua cocam slobi cerraguei superfi-
ciem occuparet, maximae elevatio
nis punctum, quod nunguam LUHX
non selponderet, Cemper als oreu ad
occalum iret; in hoc tamen rerum
statu; aliter ommino succedie, in
quo meo iudicio, nulla est difficul-
taS; acide, si vis, rationes illas di-
verlorum Fnripporum, quas lupia
CxpOtCo