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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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PH YSICE TR ACT.
opproximatione, modo in eodem
Cicu tac; praererea idem quoque ac-
cidet, E acus ferrea coram iplam po-
larem Faciem Magnetis TangaE, V. 8.
218. 2. CE AB Facies Borealis admonearur.
que AB, acus Ferrea; sed eIIMC, ve
verum Facear, maxima erie segmen-
torum contulio, E acus dividarurs
led de hoc intea, eum de adhxtione
ACuS: hactenuS enim CuppoluimS
acum in vnorancum lui puncto actri-
Cari.
PROP. CVI
Explicari potest, quid accidat, se
circulus in aliquo suae peripheria pun-
eto alterum Maenetis polum tanga:
Sit magnes D, polus australis F, CIE
circulus FSTV vel elliplS PexFacu
polum cangens, haud dubic F e V
aspectus oppolicos obtinebunE; (ci-
licet F Borealem, et V Australem;
neMpE QCuS vrrimque per duOS aI-
cus, seu Cemicirculos F S V, FPV;
praecunce eadem exeremirare austra-
li, circulum Cubeune; igirue Borca-
lis exrremitas est versus P; Australis.
versus V,igieur acquirit aspectus op-
Policos; in hoc nulla est difficultas:
E vero secerur praedictus circulus per
FV, DOC COnFACtUIM, FEI aBCHE ii-
dem aspectus in veroque Pemicircu-
10, Ecilicer in F V: hoc est extremi-
eas V erir Australis, F, BorcalIS; CI
aurem lecetur per SF, vtraque ex
cremitas ST eric Australis; iempe
acus immissa extremicarem Austra.
lem non minus versis T quam ver-
Sis S poreigune; Elinc (I reCtA RP
tangatur in F, de incuruecur in TFS
veraque exrremicas crir Australis; hioc
eAt eadem maner, quae crac ante in-
curuationem; ee A Temicirculus SFP
post concactum in F, in rectam RP
eas R P Australis exie; idem dico A
vel recta in orbem inceorum Aecta-
cur, vel orbis in rectam dirigarur.
PROP. CVTI.
Si ferrum obloneum in spiram
eat, e raneatur aliera spirae extremi-
tas, oppositi aspectus extremitatibus
conciliantur: Verbi gracia (C Mag-
nes A, polus Borealis D Australis rio 1
L GE (DITA FF, ex hoc ContaCFU, Cx-
tremitas F erir AusralIS; E, Borealis;
licec enim pori illi Aexuos (InE, hoc
tamen non facie, quin acus obliqué
Tubeane; idem dico de Spira DI, al-
cerius generis; in hoc nulla est dif-
Acultas.
PROP. CVIII
Si extremitas acus ferrea tangat
Magnetem, in puncto aegnatoris, nul-
la vireure sensibili instructa manet:
Sic enim Magnes AD, GIE aCUS MIL, Ei8. 2.
licerrangac, nulla vircure instructa
ab hoc concactu relinguicui; quia
acus Cubeunres partim Tubennt, pia-
cunre exrremitare austrina, ex scili-
cer, qua d Facie Borcali, AB pTO-
Acilci: censencur, partim Drxeunce
exrremitare Boreali, cae Ccilicer, qua
ab aultrina Facie C D veniune; igi-
tur versis M, acuum pars, extremira.
tem Borcalem, pars Australem ver-
cirjigitur neque haec, neque illa pex-
valet; igicur perinde se habet ferrum
MC, acque ( nulla Megnetica vi in-
Rructum esser.
PROF. CI2.
Si acus potrea dactemus can–
eat inter agnatorem  polum B0-
realem, acquirit aspectum Austri-
num; si vero inter aequatorem es po-
lum Anstralem, acquirii aspectum
contormetur, sicague ettam extremi. Borealem: V. B. Cic Magnes ADilic
PoluS
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