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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+B. TII. DE NIIZTES IMPERE. AOVETS.
abysis dumcaxae profundissimis sub-
iacet; porro ex hisaquis, calore lo-
ci, vel ignium lubterraneorum ope-
ra, mulcus vapor alcendie, per diver-
(0s Aexus regne maandios, et facile
deinde liquelcie, atque in lacices de-
rivatur, hic modus Facilis est, ee cum
aliis nacurae operibus ralde consen-
tic; Sc enim ex aere delcendune im-
bres; sic in destillatis heri videmus,
destillationes vero capicis cum pri-
mo _ Secundo modo Facilius con-
veniunt; nempe hiumor ex languine
excretus diverlas vias inter membra-
nulas, de pelliculas sibi Facie; nec
enim Frigore cerebri rapor in cere-
brum alcendens concreleie; de inspi-
Pato aëre, qui ad cerebrum pertin-
sic pocius dicendum, quod in hu-
imorem, cerebri vicio, non raro li-
quelcac; curero frigus ambiens
huinlmodi destillationes pronOcet, a0
ingeneret luo loco dicam.
Ouares unde lic tanta vis aqua-
rum Lubterranearuum.
Respondeo ex mari, scilicet, Per
ductus (ubterraNCOS.
Ouares verum ignium Cubterra-
neorum opera ad hunc finem (cimpei
necellaria (IE.
Respondeo negando; Sufticie
enim halitus calidus, ex diversis mix-
eis alcendens; ime aqua calida
ab ienibus subrerraneis procul poli-
ta snum calorem conseruat; loquor
de aqua calida, qua plura loca scaru-
riunE.
Porro obseruabis Aristotelem v
trunque modum consplecti, quo sci-
licet fontes oriuntur in his duabus
propolitionibus contentu; nempe
ille meminit, _ aeris, ee vaporis.
Obferuabis praeterea aliquando
tres iltos modos concurrere ad sea-
curigines aliquorum tonrium, adi-
395
quando duos; aliquando vnum can-
tum; fontes qui prorlus arelcunt, sci-
licet per aeltum, vel arelcerent, (I
plunia subduceretur, primo tantum
modooriuntur: qui ex parte rantum
arelcere pollune, primo modo orinn-
tur, Ced non solo; perennes modici
qui semper aequali EenOrC AUMIE, se-
cundo modotantum, vel certio ran-
cum oriri pollune; perennes maiores
aequali temper Auxu currenres, vel
veroque, lecundo Ccilicer de certio,
Vel FErTIO CANEUMI, OrimnEUE: Ced HaeC
Cune Facilia, nec sine inurili rempo-
ris iactura, in iis diueius haererem.
L L100. CV.
Refelluntur aliu quidam modi fi-
etiri orrus fontium: In CerEOS M-
meros rem hanc brenicer distin-
3u0.
r. Ouidam ad Anselos mOtOreS
recurrume; quasi omnis fons proba-
tica pilcina esset, cui morus ab An-
gelo imprimebatur; Sed hrec senten.
tia facile reiicitur; Frustra enim An-
geli accerluntur; cum alia caula na-
curalis non desic.
2. Ouidam recurrume ad rirtutes
occultas lyderum, Force hoc illis
AAtrologis placeret, qui aliqua ex
Bonis calestibus aquatica elie vo-
lune; sed ne quid acrius dicam, unt
WBEIX ngx; quosodo enim acten
Curlum aquam ad summ2 vique
oistium culmina attolLUBE; virEHCO
magnerica inguies, ridicule illa
vircus gueculam aqua cori calo di
recte expolcam, ne tanculum qui-
dem mouet, quomodo ergotancum
aguarum molem atcolleret,
3. Nonnulli artificiolam natu-
ram else volune; fingunt enim intra
cerrae vilcera, esse ingentes qual-
dam