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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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IND L L
quibus rebus constet Compositum
animatum, ec quibus sinanimum.
ibid.
quale subiectum sic compolitum res-
pectu animae corporca, ee quale
respectu animae rationalis, ibid.
quid dicat Compolitum essentiale, et
quid incegrale,
ibid.
aftertur dilcrimen inter C’ompositum
Phylicum, de Metaphiylicum,
ibid.
implicat partes Compolici esse vni-
cas, e per modum ruius accipi
nili compolicum concipiatur, 56
verum sic rna compositi substantia,
VHS naTuTA, d vu2 essentia, aM
plures substantiae, _c.
verum Compolicum d collectio par-
cium ideim FinE,
58
Compolicum nacurale inanimum vel
aniimatum est praecipuum naturae
OpuS,
Composicum eR a natura, ve a CauSa
efficiente, ab aitC vero; VE ab
exemplati,
Concretio.
Concretionis modi rarii d causee
referuntur,
Connersio.
243, 244
in Convertione dancur duo termmini
tocales,
Conversio latius patet quam genera
tio,
Corona.
Corona materia, e colorum, eo-
ruingue inter le ordine caulX ex-
Plicancui,
Corpus.
444
Ad quid institutum sE COrpuS OFGZ
nicum,
46
Fieri Corporis naturalis non est sem-
per ac necelsario generatio, 5L
nullum Corpus naturale est inCOr-
rupcibile,
55
Corpus organicum habet ritam po-
centia, de per quid anime coro
Docea viacut, erucc prata
apolclolico etaleao ub la
mentares regurtatur concurtus
Dei paratus in actu primo, 63
in quo differat Corpus Phylicum a
Machematico.
Latorto et or caitalatur,
Corruptio.
239
non est Corrupiso, li aliquid omni-
d uckruatu, a ad nihilum re.
ibid.
referuntur rarii Corporum Cacus,
9)
est aliqua Corporum portio, quae
ducatur,
omnis veca Corruptio est instanta-
Creata.
HCa,
C
Clcatanec do alanb lune, nec ab
XFETNO CNC POTVETUNE,
Cylindrus.
Duam rationem alcitudo Cylindri
habeat ad diamerrum balIS; ec
rum intel Ca litercedat propor-
eio xequaliratis, aut inaequalica-
Democritus.
omi Democrieice reiiciuntur,
Dependeniia.
Verum id omne quod sine alio esse
non porest ab eo dependeat, tan-
quai a Caula,
Destructio.
Fres lunc porissimum Destruction.
num (pecies in substantiis, 16
Lxplicatur quomoct la 
accidentium modalium, d non
ibid.
riodalium,
Dens.
Deus non porest dici conltare natu-
d LAtOLCLCd3
Dilutum.