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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. II. DE MIETALLIS ET ALIIS RC.
sris colorum principiis, aliquid bo inest, procedir; icemque d
aurem Cubpurpurei apPaTCE, aM.
requam spuma illa omnino con-
creleat, id est, ab 21b0 e (plen-
denee Cen(II, per SubAauum, Cub-
purpureum, Tubcaeruleum, Hc PrO.
grellus versus cinereum, quo con-
ciacta iam Ceu conereca (puma e
crusta subnigricare ridetur; vides
quam haec sine facilia in nostris
principiis: Led de Ranno haec SInE
CaTIS.
P ROP. L V I
DE PEV M BO:
Natura S proprietates plumbi
niori explicantur: Nigcum avpel-
10, ve ab albo distinguam, quo no-
mine sannum appellacur.
1. Plumbum est alcerum ne.
callOrU exETCIUI, FCETO OpPOLI.
eum, cui mulcus humor, seu inul-
cum phleoma supertuum inest;
mulca cerra constar, led parum
Tubacta; corpusculis primigeniis
rudioribus, crashoribus, e mi-
nus peaepatacis; hinc maiores po-
eos relinguune, quos sI aër Oc.
cuparet, lenissimum Cerre MCTal
lorum esfet; Sed quia humore ple-
ni lune, humor meonam ponde-
ris acceltionem Facic; modico ee
Fere nullo ione constac; hinC nON
micum est si cralsiora illa milei-
bilia defaecari non polsine: Ica-
que haec est plumbi natura, vel
indoles, ve mulca cerra minus
Subacta, mediocri humore minus
dinilo, ee pexparato,  nullo fe-
re igne conster.
2. TTine pluM BA INCCE MC-
calla mollissmum est; nempe mol-
modico igne, mulea enim FCTFZ
duririem non conciliac, Si PCor-
Em ponarue; nam mulco humo-
re diluca mollis cA, re lucum,
ee nullo fere igne implicata, ve
arena; de vero, ve iam Cape dixi,
duricies ab arcto hlaminum plexu
pecenda est; haec aurem Alamina
ab igne, sed hic plumbo decA, ve
dixi.
3. Liguaeur Facile, de cito,
eum quia inulco humore constat.
qui caloris vi Facile educieur.
Auicque in medium commune; Ce
enim corpus omni prorlus humore
careret, liguari cerre non pollet;
cum quia raristimo plexu illius
partes continentur, plexu inquam
exceriore, ve rocaui supra; igirur
caloris opera, Facile Colui pocest;
e cum humor suppecat, quid
mirum, E parces in humore na-
rene; Cod hoc est liquari. Ouae-
res, verum pila plumbea moru
liquetur; haec Fuie nonnullo-
rum Fabula, a Poetis accepTA,
ve videre est in Virgilio, Ponca-
no, ec. E90 lane existimo nul-
lo modo moru liquari; nec enii
celum ab arcuemissum, rbi Ra-
cim manu arrrectatur calidum Cen-
titur; peaecerea vix porest exco-
Sicari celerior mocus illo, quo
olans plumbea Alopo cmitriEuE,
nempe hic mocus longe CupecaF
illum, quem arcus imprimie, re
Pacet; ac etans Alopo emis-
Ta nullo modo liguneur; quid
E porius moru illo Frigete; nem-
De aMacUS aer FrIgCFACIE, ve Om-
HeS probare queune, e quo vio
lenriiis aAIatuE, maius quoque
Frious conciliat; Apageigitur ist25
liries à muleo humore, qui pluM M184S.
h. DIO