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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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L1B. I. DE LAPFDIB. ET MIAONCTE. 49
quod aurem cerrae mulea vis illa-
rum acuum immixea HE, ex dictis
perspicuum est; nam vbi deortum
Eadune, cerrx admilcentur; dein-
de in muleis corporibus, quati in
tocidem carceribus decinentur, liue
Magnerica illa line, sive non LInE,
quae incerra globo recondica Lunc;
deinde cum imbre Caepius delcen-
dune, d ab humore, per laxiores
terrae poros, deuchuntur: deni-
que, ab inicio forre rerum, huic
terrae mallae mulca ris illarum in-
dita est, ve vel inde in Cubiecta
apta, sicubi occurrune, demin
BTaTeHE.
PROP. L Z Z X.
onsilla, quae passim per aera
vaeantur, in naciuo situ sese collo
eant, nisi forte impediantur: Pro-
bacur Facile propolicio: cum enim
omnis vircus Phiylica insticuca (IE,
verei, cuius qualicas est, Famule-
tur, ad hoc ve finem cuum haec
consequi posse, cerre cum Anis
peadictarum acuum, re iam dixi
supra, Cir calis aspeetus, ee GcuS;
haud dubie si quando in debico (1-
cunon line, vircurem illam morri.
cem, qua pollene, omnino adhi-
bene, ve se le restirmant; igirui
acus illae, quae per aera ragancur,
rbi primum pollune, in naciuo le
se saru collocant.
PROP. L Z Z Z I.
Terminus mocus Magnetici non
est incaelo; Mulei hraud dubie cre-
diderune, acum Magnericam ad
caeli polos spectare, cum lemper
illam in linea meridiana potitam, et
sicam esse viderene; de vero illa
lotixa lune, quia cum perperuo
maxime puncta a spectus Magneri.
eos cerminare debemt, quX II2 C∞ =
Tom. LY.
alia moneantur, mucenturque, al
rectus quoque continuo mutaren-
cur; aequi poli caeli tiri Cunc; igi-
cur poli caeli alpectus Mapneri
cosmaxime terminare debent; led
Profecto haec opinio, quae iam
olim invaluie, manifectae FalsIcaris
connincitur; ve ex innumeris fere
experimentis conctar; si enim acus
Magnerica ad polos mundi (uos
alpectus componerer: ergo quon
tielcumque libere converri pollet,
hand dubie versis coldem polos
directe luaS CxFLeMIEATeS CONVeT-
teret; quod cerre non Facie; im-
ino ab iildem auereir; sc enim e-
ridianUIS EDCF, _L CENErUM FCFEX F1B +.
P, poli cerra, qui scilicet axi mun-
di relpondenE, F, D; SIE F Borcalis,
D Australis; sIE AE QUAEOE FC; SIC
acus Magnecica in aquatOrE BA;
Ita VE B sic exrremitas, quae ad B0-
icam spectar; A vero ad AuAtru,
quod deinceps, breuicaris graria
vlurpabo; sic aurem ira compoli-
ca, velibere insuo circulo, ipse
meridiano parallelo moueri possit;
haud dubie AB est parallela axi
mundi FD; ac proinde B, qua est
extremicas Borealis, ad polum imun-
di Spectare cenletur, nempe angu-
lus, quem cum aXcPF, producto
reque ad polum Ermamenti, Face-
set alia linea ducta d K, ad cum-
dem polum, cum insensibilis (IE,
pronihilo computarur; ergolicer
AB Cupponatur parallela PB, phy-
sice tamen, perinde le habet, acque
S directe cenderet ad polos mundis
iam vero allumatur aliqua lacieu.
do, sitgue radiuS a CCHELO CCFEE
ductus PHI, Sicquo cademm acus
Magnerica, quae supra, M S; ICX
re in plano meridiano libere mo-
BEFL