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LIB. II. DE METALLIS ET ALTIS QC.
halicus asturgir, nullus humor per- enim aliquando in lapide mecalli-
colacur, nulla materia per excrC-
tionem alcerius detacatur: 5. hu-
moi quoque luam operam impen-
dic; nempe ille diluie, distoluie,
laxac, Tuccum, e alia corpuscula,
eanquam necectarium rehiculum,
defert: 6. ignes Cubcerranei ali-
quid conterunt ad caloris vim dif.
fundendam; immo ee ille ionis,
qui singulis corporibus inest: Ana-
logiam habes in planca, cui ignis,
qui inest, ica Famulatur, re polica.
organizatione, omnes illas Facul-
tates, quae vulsd regeranci FOrmae
cribuuncur, omnino Cuppleac: 7.
sol non immectace quidem, sed
mediare de remore necellarius eAt;
nec enim illius radii tam alee in
intima cerra vilcera penecrane; hiu-
morem tamen affundie, quatenus
vaporem actollic, ac cerram (uo
modo calcinat, eE PFapATAE, VE me-
lius ab attulo humore Tubigacui,
ae proinde corpulcula necellaria
eripiantur, iniporceneurque humo-
ris rehiculo, in inceriores illos
receslus; _c. Ouxres, verum Pla-
necae luis influxibus vecalla in Fo-
dinis producane: Relpondco. hoc
plulquam Fabulam olere; quo enim
REgUIMenEO pTOBACUE; qua exPC.
rientia; qua necestitate 3 FaccOr,
vixme concinere postum, cum ali-
quid ccaris ommino, de line vila
ratione à PhiloCopho aftirmari, e
adstrui audio; quod cerre vix Cir.
culacoribus condonarem; led haec
omitto, in quibus meras Fabulas
dilcerner quilquis rem accurace
perpenderit.
PROP. XV TTT.
Vene metallicae aliguando caxil-
Co ri(a TUNE, _ InHUMCFAEUM FCFC
venarum argenci capillicium, hoc
est linea argenri adinctar radio-
rum, Ceu capillorum, quoquover-
sum sparla acque distula; racio
est; quia cum mecallum ex halieu
concrelcae, d halitus ex innume-
eis flamentis conster; quid mirumm,
si hlarim concrelcar ille halicus;
praelerrim rbi nieacus ita exeava-
eos invenie; alioguin in AOCCOS
concrescir den(os et (pillos, quan-
do locorum anguctiis COntInCEUE.
PROP. XIZ.
Forma metalli non est entitas
quaedam absoluta. In hac prop. Ma-
Ximam Scholacticorum parcem ad-
verlancem habeo; lustinebo ramem
illorum imperum, e lacta in me
cela, debico cum honorc, excipiam;
irem facile in eorum sencenciam,
nec enim vIlo nonicacis anore vel
affectu ducor; Cola me vericas Er2-
hic, de ratio in Cuas parces addu-
cir; isicur probatur peaemilla pro.
Policio r. Quia Frustra ponieur illa
enticas ablolura, s cuncta sinc il-
la explicari poNunE, Ve reuera cun-
ctas merallorum affectiones, line
illa explicamus; contule si vis.
tract. L. l. T. vbi de Forma Cubsan-
tiali ex protelso 290: 2. inucilis
est; quia illa eriam lublaca, mecal-
lum idem peorlus manee, quod
ANEC CTaC; manenE enimiidem COE-
poris sensibiles Cacus, scauitas,
densitas, duricies, liguabilitas, co.
lor, Capor, odor, de c. quae reveid
non inlune racione vilius formae,
quae sc enticas abfolura, ee (ub-
ltancialis; sed caneum rarione ca-
lis, vel calis coniugationis clemen-
lares sunt; Pater experienria; sic eorum, ec parcium milcibilium
Tom. IV.
FlCXUS: