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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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LIB. IV. DE MTXTTS TMDERE. AEREES. 17L
Ilyeme, de media nocte, oricur,
Aarque ad nonam maturinam; sP. Aa-
ce, incunce die, ad octanam vlque
matucinam; RucumnO dE VerC, a
quarca maturina, ad meridiem, lon-
siore tractarione opus elet, ve haec
omnia ad praemiila principia redu-
cerem; quare indicocantum, ab AI-
pibus Aunium illum oriri, cui mul-
ens mercurius inest, cuius aAlatu,
nulcum aeri frious conciliaturihine
gravior euadie, aut certe ab ipsis AI-
PibnS, LAnC VCMEI EOITeNTeIM OrMM.
pere, hoc eA aera graniOre; Cui
vero vno renore non vicibus inter-
ruptis Ruat, ratio pecitur a continui-
cace materix: FIyeme Rare incipic à
media nocte, ad nonam vique ma-
cutinam, quia coto illo tempore, ima-
xime laeuie frigus; quod aurem hic
ettectus a trigoris vi procedat, vel
ex eopatet, quod aquam per aera
disperlam, temporis fere momento
Congelet: Aance Ruaio velremen.
cioi est, quia subiectum aéra rario-
rem de leviorem invenie, aut certé
nouus humor ab Austro accedie, Cu-
ins condenlatione, ipla rrauitas au-
getur: cur demum F: Cate BarC in-
cipiac ab ineunce dic, ad octanam
MAEILIMAII, ANEMMO verO e VC-
ec, a guarta macucina ad meridiem;
cadem ratio est, nempe eoro illo
temporis spatio, aer Frigidlior est: (cd
ne quid dissimulem, ve laec omnia
Peorlim examinencut, et dileutian-
tur, cerre acesse est, ve locorum
tractus ex lirus, d reliqua circum
Hancix probe innoteleane, quod à
me heri non poruic; ruum tamen
lancte alterere poltum; ex iactis lu-
pra principiis, cuncta facile, vbi de
re conscirerit, quod sic, demonsrari
Possc.
Inter Molucas et Indiam, AAME
eMiL L
Subsolani, a Tunio ad Octobrem
Lephyri vero, reliquorempoie; Ia-
eio elt, quia a lunio ad Octobrem,
Sol pocentius agic in mare Sinicutm,
vnde vapores educie, hinc gravioe
aer, line ventus ab ortu; Ilyeme
veco maiorem vim exerie in mare
Schiopicum; hinc ventum ab oc.
calu, lequinecesse eAt.
Malacae Aane, Elyeme Boreales
venci, quia cune aer frigidior ab In-
dicis montibus descendit; Astate
vero Australes, quia aer Mediterra-
neus calidior est de levior, Aultra-
lis vero granior.
Ad Canadenlem oram, Ilyeme
Cacias, propcer Cummam Frigoris
vim Groëlandiae, IPandix; A Itacc
vero, Atricus Aare Tolet, quia Solis
accessione, ex mari, circa lictora
Florida, e Virginix, multus vapor
educitur; hinc crasselcit aer, de gra-
vior cuadie; omicro imnumera fere
alia, quae ex dictis incellisi pol-
TunE.
PROPOS. Z. L V1.
Explicari potest quomodo venii
naves moveant: res ellee, nisi adeo
rulsaris eltet, ad Auporem miritica,
quis eni amabo ett, qui non ltu-
pelcat, dum videt immanes navium
moles; pendentes aliquando decies
dena cenrena millia librarum, d le
nisimO aer_ AaEU, CanEO Cum iIPC-
cu asi, aeque impelli, rc 80. feie
lencas; 24. horarum spatio, cont-
ciane; de hoc mocu, aliqua brenicer
hic adnoco, distinctis numeris.
2. Ideo vencus luam vim aduer.
sus rela exerie, quod illa Aexibilia
Cine; hinc ventus inslare rela dici-
tur, hoc est ica tencuntur, ve ren-
eus, seu aei aatus in cavicatem
illamm