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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. I. DE LAPIDYB. ET NI ACNETE.
locum cenet, ve lib. sequenti di-
CeHHS.
DROP. Z.
Ex his omnes lapidum proprieta-
res nassuntur: 1. POnduS FCFEX
cribuendum est; hinc ligno, e
aqua, e reliquis fuccis lapis gra-
nior est; quia plus cerrae haber;
mecalli tamen grauicas LuPCrAE;
quia merallo minus aeris inelt,
quam lapidi: 2. Siccicas a cerra est;
cum modico humore, eoque pro-
bediuilo; humorenim efusus, ve
iam dixi, mollius corpus facie; im-
mo licer marmor plerumque luda-
rerideatur, ille tamen HUIOE ex-
erinfecus accedie, ve dicam paulo
post. 3. Duricies a cerra clt, de igne
probe diuilo, Scilicer in Cua Alami-
na, quorum arctior plexus duri.
riem aftert; siccaenim, ubi perte-
Cte rnica Fuerine, dura Func; vniun-
tur aurem ab ione diviso; immo
ausim dicere, id Ferram PEXCALO
in lapide, quod humor praectar in
glacie; nempe si hilaminum plexus
humorisparticulas concincat, gla-
ciem FaCIE: SI VCFO FCFEX PaTTCS, la-
pidem: porro alius lapis alio du-
Tior est; ille aurem prae careris du-
rior erie, qui minoribus FCFEA PaE-
riculis constar; led de hoc infra.
4. Lapis liguari non porcs; quia
modico humore constac; immo il-
les quo constat, in commune me-
dium colligi non porest; quia cum
Sc maxime separacus, X dilcrecus,
peius avolat, quam corporis disto-
Lurio hac; igirur liquari nequie, ve
Patet ex nottrisprincipiis: 5. Elinc
etiam nec Rexibilis, nec ductilis
est; quia humor per pororum mea.
eus dilcurrere non porest; nec la-
nempe Rexibilicas humorem dicie,
ve ridere est in plumbo, virgula,
_c. ductibilicas aurem pingue hu-
midum, ve in pice, lobacta Farina,
cera molli, scc. Vide iract. 2. de
Stac. corp. 6. hinc lapis tragilis est;
Gc enim Franguneur. qua humoie
modico, coque probe dinilo con-
AanE; ve videre est in vicro; Assilis
camen est aliguando, praeferrim il-
le lapis, qui per lainas concres-
cie, quarum alix aliis incum bune;
quia scilicet Cuccus ita concrelcit:
7. Lapis demum inslammabilis non
est; cum enim ea, quae inAamman-
TUE, mulco ione conAteHE, CCrre
lapis qui rix modico conttar, in-
Aammari non porest; non eAt FOF-
mabilis, quia ductilis non est; cx l2-
curx camen capax est; cingibilis
eriam non est, quia cinctura per
poros illos Cubire non porest; ex
his reliquosstarus Facile intelliges;
Praelertim cum ex nostris princi-
piis Facilia AnE.
LROF. 1 2.
excepiis scilicet lichophyris: Nempe
Facile noux parres succi lapides-
centis accedunt: in calculo res est
nocissima; idem dico de quibul-
dam laxis in Ruminum alueo exi-
Rencibus; de copho magis perlpi
cuum est, quam re longius expli-
cari debear; idem prortus dico de
lapidibus, in Cuis Fodinls, GuauI-
quam Facile crediderim, maximam
lapidum parrem, praelcerim maio
cum rupium, sinul cum iplo cerre-
Ari globo productam Fuisse; immo
crediderim, InECFIOREI FEFEX POI-
rionem lapideam esse; nempecan-
eis humidi, nec rliginis haberi ex huius inolis Fundamina trmio
Lapides et plurimum crescunt.
idque per inxrapositionem, et aiunt,