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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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PE Y SICE TR A CF. VIII.
que randem mareriae lic. Ouxres divina opera pottulane, perfection
1. vnde eanca vis auri congelta lE;
Relpondco eadem Facilicate, au-
reum mundum crcari a Deo PO.
cuisse, qua lureum: Ouaeres 2.
Verum Deus creauerie Solem au-
icum accentum; Relpondeo lucem
illam primo productam, fuisse ig.
nem, re habene mulei ex lanctis
Parribus; porro cum Sol constet
ex elementis, illam porrionem ig-
nis, quae iph inest, Deus altum-
plic ex illa prima luco, prius crea-
ca; Ced haec quid ad Philolophum:
haecque accipe Lector dicta ex
mera hypocheli, nam absolure lo-
quendo, ingenne Faceor, mihi com-
perrum non esse, ex qua mareria
Sol conAacus (IC; dico FaNLIII CX
hrpocheli, si aliquod mixrum ek,
eiuldem cum sublunaribus speciei,
aurum else, eu ponendum aue lup-
Ponendum esle tamdiu, quandiu de
alio magis idoneo non constat.
PROP. ZIV.
Sol est in staru corporis liquidi:
Probatur, quia cum sic aurum,
hoc cerre calore regeri non po.
test, nisi ligueleae; licer enim au-
rum ioni e calori celistae, ne lci-
licet in miscibilia reloluatur, igni
tamen facile cedic, e 2b co relol-
nicur, in partes mixti: POrrO NOI
deest ratio d priori, perita scilicee
atine, 2d quem Colaris globus in-
sticurus fuic, qua probee, Solem
in Ratu corporis liquidi esse, ve
scilicer perfectam in Cuperticie
nem, non parum Facere ridebacur:
Solem aucem liguidum este non-
nuIli DBCAEHNE DE Ruerta, Recen-
cior Aristarchus, Eleuelius cap. 5.
Sclenoer.
Sol per se habet superticiem aequa-
lem es lavem: Hloc est nullis Cale-
bris, vel (copulis alperatam, pro-
bacur quia cum sic corpus liqui-
dum, per prop. 24. _ globus tota-
lis, ve dicam paulo post, e cum
flobi tocalis partes lupra alias ex-
care non postine, dum Scilicet del-
cendere valene, ve iam cories olten-
Cum est, e videmus in iplo globo
terragueo; cerre materia illa li-
quida, qua corpus Colare consti-
cuic, in Tuperticiem Spharicam le-
Sc componit: dixi per LC; nam PCF
accidens, et ab extrinseco asperatIE
illius superficies, ve accidic in no-
Aro mari; nec enim dubium clt,
quin raria s inaqualis aëris pres
tio versus Colareni globum aliguid
qual simile cum nostro ectui, cum
rencis notris efficiat; dixi aliquid
simile, cum proporrione scilicet,
cum sc alia longe rario, re videbi-
mus infra, cum de cremore Solis;
immo nonulli lune, qui luperticiem
Solis aliquor Calebris alperata à le
rilam esse dicanc: accedie, quod inx-
qualis morus diveclarum parrium
Cuperticiei Polaris, ve rora in pla-
nomora, monetur enim Sol eriam
curbinacionis moru, aliam cau-
aequalicatum pexeferree, ac proin. Cam Cupertciei Colaris agicatae no-
de quoquoversum per aequalesra- bis praeberent; led de hoc infra.
dios, Cui luminis rim diffundereri
quod licet absolure necellarium
non eAlet, ad eA FaIeM, quam
L L F. XV.