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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. I. DE PE AHE F1S.
humorem ipsi cribuamus; De aurem re iam dixi de auro Colariian Forre
in Cole mulcus ignis, ica in Luna
muleus humor; illinc calidum
agens; hinc humidum pariens;ignis
enim maxime actiuus est; humor
reco mexime passiuns, cciam ex
principiis Aristocelicis; hinc (ol
mas esle dicieue, de Luna Faemina,
seu Faemineum Cydus; nempe in
huiulmodi poecieis Fabulis, analo-
sia non deest; hinc licee Luna (IC
longe minor Toue, de Marre, de
plerisque sellis, Cccundum camen;
post Tolem, locum occupat, de pri-
mas cener incer ignes L. una mino-
res; est enim alcerum luminare
magnum, Ccilicer minus, quod Deus
poluic in caelo; racio est, quia ve
sol agens est, ita primum locum
tenet, cum nobilius sic agcrc, quam
pari; quia vero in aliud agic, sinc
quo non agerer, in Lunam pocil-
sinum agic, hoc est in humidum
Lunace, in graciam Scilicetterre.
Aris globi; hinc Ac Lunam eAe
quali lociam ee contorrem Colis;
hinc alcerum luminare; licee enim
Col eriam agac in alios planecas, ni
hil camen in iis Calcem quod per-
cipiamus, actione Cua praCtaC, PEa
cer reftexionem luminis, quod sci-
licet in rlum, vel commodum cor-
porum sublunarium cedac: hinc
Forre lunc aquae illa, quae Tupra
calos unc; sic enim Deus inicio
rerum aquas diuisic ab aquis, qua-
rum pars cerrastri, pars vero Lu-
sec ad liceram, ve Lunares aqua,
Angclorum OpeFA, In FCTEAM ETA-
ductae sinc; sed nihil assero, ee
hxc cancummodo ex hypochesi 2
me dicta esse velim; quod aurem
supra dixi, calore Colis, ex aliis
nari globo cessic; s hoc esler, non
video aliam huius TexEUS inTerPEO.
cexcus ille Ccripeura: Cararacta
caeli aperrae sunt; ita explicari pol-
carionem, quae ad lireram propius
Planecis nihil educi, ita temperan-
dum est, ve relim cancum nihil edu-
accedac: Ced caderene inquies aqua
illae; alcerum diluuium ne cime,
ei, quod nocris sensibus de vsibus
Cubiiciacue; E enim ex nostris ele.
mencis constent, heri non porest,
re aliquid non cduCACUE.
PROP. L. V
Trumor ex Lunari elobo educo-
tur solarium radiorum vi: Sol enim
asic in humidum Lunare, cum hoc
Sc apcum paciens. Ccu lubiectum
ille vero caula necellaria; rbi au-
cem Col in humidum agic, illud ca-
letacie, rarefacie, reloluie, educie;
cum hi effectus necectario ex PFX
Luna enim globus cocalis est, qui
dicta causa consequaneur: Analo-
siam habes in aquis cerrestris glo-
bis qua calore Colari rarehune, ac-
que exhalaneur, quod pocioriiure,
de humore Lunari dicendum elt.
qui cum parior sic ee ab alioeum
elementorum commixtione libe-
rior, longe Facilius extralacur, ac-
que in auras abic; recinene enim
hiumorem Cublunacem, cum ignis
Elaminum lencor, eum admIXCa
cerra granicas; cum eamen Luna-
eis humor purior ac detxcatior.
liberque abhis impedimencis, vbi
primum calorem sencic, Cacim auo-
lec: auolac aucem, quia levior AC.
de lenior AC, quia FaresciE, non,
quod a propria levicace Curlum fe-
cenrrum proprium habet, versus racur, non dacur enim levicas ab-
quod aqua illae Lunares gravicane, Coluca, sed quia ab aëre Lunam
ambienre,