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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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L 1B. I. DE PLANE F1S.
raciore parcium, ex quibus Con-
Cari; (IC TerreAria COTPOTA VeTSUIS
terram gravirane; lunaria, versiis
lunam; Colaria, versus Solem; ac.
v. 8. li lapidem Curlum proiicias, 12-
tim vercus terram descendic; pari
modo li paericulam auri Folaris, a
Sole. Angelus vel canculum remo-
verec. illa ltacim versiis solem des-
cenderet; descentus enim est, qui
tir versus cenreum globi; neque in
hoc, vel minimam video distieul-
LEM; WAMI OIMHC COrPIIS IGHC PUTO
force excepto, innacum imperum
habet; porro hic impetus a cermi-
no exerinseco ad ealem lineam mo-
cus determinatur; neque obsaccir-
cularis morus Solis; licue nec ob-
AATCCFEEEX MOTUS, (I IMOVCTCEUI,
quominus corpora grauia cerre-
Aria versus cerram delcenderent;
licet aurem cerra quielcac, ve osten-
demus lib. 3. Polsibilis camen FuiE
illa hypochelis, quae FCTTA motum
adsruic, in qua haud dubie, ve
omnes rem hanc incelligenres Fa-
tentur, cadem peorsus geauium
descendencium phaenomena habe-
remus, quae modo in concraria hy-
pocheti habemus; quod si Forre
aliquis huic solationi ac relponsio-
ni non acquielear, ille haud dubié
rem hanc non capie, quia phan-
caliam non castiout; ee verohec
obiectio, non magis contra Solem
aureum Facie, qua CONEEA CUI.
dem ex noltris quidem clemencis,
NON CAMIeM ex auTO COnItANTeM;
nempe quidquid eandem Cic, ali.
quid Colidum, hoc est dentum et
hemum este, neceste est; ne scili.
cex dissipetur; igicur multa TCTEA
conttare debec; per prop. 9. Igieur
eodem modo oeaue cHer; led cur in
cipiis, ne minimam quidem fa.
ciune difticulearem.
Obiicieur cerrio, (1 Sol aurum
eReC, extingueretuT; nempe auram
accentum, post aliquod tempus,
extinsuitur: haec obiectio paulo
difficilior est, cam camen Facile (ol.
10; quod ancequam praestem, duo
Cuppono; primum est, minorem
auri accensi mallam Facilius de ci-
eius excingui, quam maiorem; quia
cum ab agence exerinseco exein.
suatur, maior, magis reliliie; ni-
nor vero, minus; lccundum ele, hy-
berno cempore, Facilius de cirius
extingui, quia cunc aeci muleus il-
le mercurius inest, qui Frigus Facie,
Pro quo, Svis, consule 1b. de fri-
forc: cerrium 2dd0, in illo cale-
Hi cractu, in quo Sol Cuos orbes
agic, parum, vel nihil fere iilius
humoris else; auc lacem longe mi-
nus quam in hoc noctro Cublunari
tractu; nempe ex Sole parum hu-
moris calor educit; item que parum
ex Venere, Mcicurio, MarrC, 10-
uc, dec. his poliris Facile rcspon-
deo, cantam auri accenli molem
ica rehistere agenei excrinseco, ve
rim illius omnem recundac, acque
Luperec; praelerrim cum in praedi-
co illo calesti cractu, nullum Fe-
re lc Frigoris principium, re dixis
igicur non mirum cA, siSol extin-
Sui non poMIE; de VerO, CMI DCHS
Solem creauerie, ad cum Anem, ve
Cemper aederet, aeque lucerce, in
cali medio solem poluic, in quo ab
agencibus exrrinsceis frigefactiuis
extingui non pollet; alioqui pri-
mano nacura instiruro male con-
Tulcum esfer: adde quod non magis
milicat oppolicum illud argumen-
tum concra aureum SOle, COnTIA
his hareo, quae poliris nottris prin- meudem Solemioneum, cuiulcum-