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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 PE A N EFIS.
tim exclamane, nihil penicus sciri
abhominibus, vel ipla ceste Ccrip-
cura; e dum le se rerum omnium
ionaros agnolcune, alios omnes in
eadem naui collocane, ve Cimilis
Simili gaudeat: Ced dum ionOran-
eix patronos agune, quid mirum,
Si quod ab aliis Ccieur, ignOrent;
Tunchaud dubie. Tune qui mulca
Eciune, cum in machemaricis, cum
in logicis, tum in metaphylicis,
cum eciam in phylicis; quid face-
res iis hominibus, quos iis cecis
non ablimiles dixerim, qui de lua
execicare sectiune; sed his omistis
ad meliora gradum Facio.
DROP. XLIZ.
Sol non est animatus neque vivit:
Dualem Salamandram, Deus bone,
Frivolum commencum, quod cerre
quae tandiu in mediis Rammis in.
eacta vivererMera est, e plusquam
anilis Fabula, quam retellere pudet;
rbi enim vel minimum viex (i-
onum, vel vila organizacionis ea-
cio: Monetur ab incrinseco, in-
quies; Elto, quid indes An Forre
Putas recte ex hoc concludi, Tolem
rivere; quali rero omnia grauia
ab inerinseco non moveaneur, licer
omnis animae ee vicxe expercia; nec
quidquam obest cirentatis OTUS,
refucatione non indiger; retelle.
quo Col agicur; cum hic non mi-
nus corpori eriam inanimo compe-
mus camen lib. 3. in quo de moci-
cerepossir, ad Cuum tinem obci-
nendum, quam rectus, graui, ve
bus calestibus agemus: quamquam
refellitur Cacis ex iis, quae de M2-
Tuum ConsequaTuE; Led de IMOEI
Tolis lib. 3, 2921.
PROP. XX.
enece supra diximus; nec enim al-
cera Magnetis PaIS a lC CCmOVCE
terrum; praecerea aurum illa vie-
cure non pollet; deinde Facilius
parces globorum cocalium ad Cc
adducerer; mocuque accelerato
adduceret; sed has nugas omic.
Sol non habet fibras magneii-
CaMUS.
eas, quibus alios planetas, modo
ad se adducat, modo a se amo-
PROP. XXI
Solis magnicndo nondum fuit de-
monstraca es vix probabiliier osten-
sa: Ouia dictancia nondum fuie
Probe coonica; hinc quoc AAIO-
nomi, cor varia, de praedicta di-
Rancia, sencentix; immo vix cre-
diderim aded accurace ipsum an-
sulum, Tub quo diamerer Tolis vi-
decur accipi posse, ve nullus peni-
cus error lublic, hinc canca, ob(er.
varionum diverscas; ee vero in-
Censibilis error in ipla obseruacio-
neat, eosque secum in orbem ra-
ne, maximam in re ipla hallucina-
tionem inducie; nempe veprobe
Geometra Cciunc, in angulis acu-
cilsimis, miniimum crementum, vel
decrementum, Tub eodem finare-
cto, maximam linus complemenri
differenciam imporcac: Veinam no-
bis noca essec rera distancia, cum
etiam incervallum, apOgLUm inCCF
ex perigaum, incercepcum; temissi-
inum enim estec corius Astronomie
Fundamencum; Frustra adhibende
eltent eor oblcruationes; maiore ex
parre dubix acque Fallaces: league
Cune qui dicune diametrum Folis
continere cancummodo 5. diame-
eros cerra, ac proinde Tolis pro-
piat; Hloc Fuie Kepteri plusquam porrionem ad cerram ese ve 125.
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