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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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IY D F Z
geque ratio, neque experimentum, rbicumque Terra est, habet lecun
sed neque authorieas vila Auidi-
tacem Perra ab aliquo excogita-
Eam cuinennE,
ibid.
quae Perrae punctis Aigura competat,
ibid.
quae ad Terram puram accedunE
Cune candidissima,
ibid.
Terrxe puncta in Ala duci, nec neri
Possume,
7.5
icuram Terra punctorum mobilem
ee nullum probabile argumen
cum Cuadct,
2
Terra aftulo humore nigrelcie, quo
ri caloris educto, iterum albelcie,
X40
COrDOTa quX Ferrâ abundant, dia-
Phana lune, auc cerre arre perlpi-
cua possune cnadere,
ibid.
Tecra impura omnem. corporis sta-
cum induere porest,
ibid.
Ferrae pori rix lub. oculos cadunt, _
incellectum,
T4. L
Terrae puncta magis diltrahi pol-
Pun, de infinities rariari, ibid.
capuE mortuum apud Chiymicos
igni relictit, eaque omnia, que
mulca terra, ee modico igne con-
RaE,
ibid.
verum Perrae punctum aquae iinata-
ret,
I4
quaratione Terra sphaerica dici de-
beats
2. 4
rtrum Terra mota ab eo loco in
quo est, se denuo in lemm locum
reciperCE,
14.
E TerTa locum Butaret, caelestes
Spharx orbitas quoque luas illi-
COIUCATCME,
144
VErIIIM Terra SE in centro mundis
2. 47
Quare Ferra non polsit dicie gravi-
tare,
centrum aundi,
Funa et propter Terram, ipsaque
proprer Alioshominum, ibid.
superticies Ferrae alpera est, itoid.
male in Ferra crix centra distin.
GUnEuE,
746
Terra non movetur, nisi a mole ali-
qua, qux se Cola toram Perram
novere polsts
quam male ii, qui C opernico ad.
lIaerenE in MOTU TCLIX, ven
cum dicant huins motus caulam,
746
quid sentiendum de Archymedes
qui punctum immobile exrra
Ferram volcbat, ve Terram sine
machinis moneret,
ibid.
nelcitur Ceomerricé, quanea Sitrer
restris globi Cuperficies, id quo-
modo sciri Phylice Pottic, ibida
quinque lciru digna reteruntur, quae
lapidi evenirene, qui per centrum
Perra verinque pertorata demit-
tereTUE,
Terra cribus modis moveri porest,
15.E
cur. nili hemilphaerium inceorum
decraliacur, reliquum globi ma-
neret inmobile,
ibid..
E decidacur hemisphaerium inte-
stuin, reliduum non mouebitue;
e liviulmodi sectio Faciec verin-
que punctum verticale, ac proin-
de inducta sectione, Perra non
erit habicabilis,. _ II CeHETO FAN-
cum illius homo posset con:
listere; E vero reldua porrio sIF.
hemisphaerio iminOr, HC iI CeMErO
quidem illius homo corsistet
Ib1d.
quo sensu Ferra dicatur suis libraca ex superiori doctrina vatii Ferra
ponderibus,
ibid.. vtuS BrOpOtUCMI
aliqui
Scerrestris slobi portio detratere.
744 Ferram esse amimatam fabula est, ib.