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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. l. DE PLAAC110.
senerationem plancarum; quia Cci-
licet earum Cemina non parum aF-
ticie, Cua dumcaxac humidicare;
hinc duriora Cemina in plenilunio;
molliora, in quadcacuris; alia ve-
eo in nonilunio cerrae mandari de-
benic; racio es, quia in plenitu-
nioplus Lunaris humoris affundi-
cui, quo duriora Cemina eanculum
maccrantur, quibus camen l iam
molliora ellene, nimius humor no-
cerer; isieur molliora Cemina qua-
deacuras desiderane, in quibus mi-
nus humoris est; alia demum, qua
incer molliora et duriora PUNC, me-
dium quemdam humoris Cacum,
scu locum exigune, qualis est in
nouilunio, in quo plus quidem
humoris, quam in quadracuris, ini-
nus tamen quam in plenilunio af-
Fundieur.
9. Parcus animalium Lunam
etiam Ceneiune; cum enim ex mol.
liori substancia constene; quid mi-
rum, E Lunaris humor alciis pe-
necret, ac proinde imagis aMciac;
hinc qui nascuneur in plenilunio.
vel circa plenilunium, hamidioces
Tunc; Sicciores vero, qui in qua-
draturis; qui in nouilunio, nc-
dium lOcIm FeREHE; quod LCvCTA
non modo peadicta rario cuincie,
verum criam manifesta expetimen-
ca ContirmanE; hinc non nega.
rim Facile astrologis, Lunam ad
LCIDEFAMEHELIM HOAEOTUIM COF-
Porum non parum conterre, idque
attuli humoris opera, nec enim
alios Lunares inAuxus agnolco.
10. Luna adversiis MolliOTRCOF-
pora maiore vi poller; v. 8. aduer-
sus aguas, conclilia, CANCTOS, OIM-
ne pilcis genus, medullam, cerc.
brum, hinc in plenilunio maior
est cerebri moles; icemque maior
medullae copia, pleniora oua, pin-
Guiores cancri, eC. FaTIO PaTET CX
dictis, quippe noux maceria ACaC-
cessio, non quidem humoris dum-
caxac Lunaris, quis hoc dicac
sed parcim illius, paerim alcerius
Tucci, laxac enim poros Tubrilis
humor. Praeparacque rias, per quas
Fucens le Ce insinuare postie: hinc
Luna in Faeminas maius domi-
nium exercee, re ica loquar; quia
Cune molliores; idem dico de
Pueris.
11. AEGCA COrPOTA LuMa nOn
parum afficie, quia Ccilicet illius
humoris rim iam male afectana-
sis tenciune; sc pars aegra velmi-
nimum concactum cimee, de Fu-
sic; hinc cheumarici in plenilunio
ralde laborane, icemque phlegma-
cici, icem hydropici; quia cum hi
omnes hrumore superAuo abundenes
quid mirum. Ei noui huinoris ac-
celtione pessime afRcianeur; tlecti-
ci veco in quadeacuris malé sc ha-
benc, propcer oppolicam cacionem;
cum enim pee nimia siccieace arel-
Canc, ve Lunacis liumoris eppulsu
Plucimum recceantur, ita ciuldem
(UbETaCTiOne aEIOUMEHE: IIIO
quoquoctebri, praelercim maligna
Laborane. Lunaris insluxus rim
maxime SenciUnE, racIO PATCE CX
dictis; illi vero, quocum cerebeum
iam male affectum est, Peu dilpos-
tum, in Luna Cuorum Cympeoma-
cum principem caulam agnOTCUnE,
vnde Lunacici vulgo appeltaneur,
in his meo indicio nulla est peni-
cus difficulcas.
22. Luna rei medica non parum
Faimulacur, cum cacione humo-
ris altuli, cum propter maiorem,
vel minorem aëris granicancis de
prementis vim; nempe illa va-
FICT4S