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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. 18. 22. F 3LLLL100
PROP. X XITI.
Cum plus aequo micant stellae, per
noctem, proximum imbrem praesa–
eiunr. Racio cA, quia in cremulo
repore, qui cunc aëri inest, multa
hcfractio radiorum eraductorum,
inde nouus quasi cremor radiis
accedic; hinc noua quoque. mica-
tionis acestio; hinc sella plus
aQUO EHNC MICRHE; POTTO nOctUF-
no frigore ille rapor breui denta-
cur, acque concrelcie; hinc le-
queuri die imbet.
PROP. ZX IV.
Per hyememstellae magis micant:
Rario est, quia cum per hyemem
naiores e densiores Cella appa-
reane, quid mirum ( vel ipla quo-
quemicatio magis, ve sc loquar,
apparear; cur aucem hyeme maio-
res d Frequenciores sine Aella,
iam supra dictum ek; non decA
etiam alia huius effectus rario, cum
enim per hyemem aëri mulcus hu-
morinse, re pacet ex iplo trigorc,
in iis humoris parriculis, mutei
radii retringuntur, aeque adeomi-
CaTIOBeNd aUGCHL.
PROP. XZ V.
Explicatur cur sella parum lu-
minis diffundant: Flaud dubie mul-
eae rationes congeri pollene; L. PC-
ricur d nimia distancia; quippc
eandem lumen languelcie, de quali
cuanclcic: 2. non agune actione co-
muni stella, vnde maxime agendi
ris augerur, immo nullo modo
aeune Hellae, sed lumen cancum-
modo rettectune, porro a plani Lc.
Aectentis paruicare, lumen reRexum
cum non parum diftusioni luminis
decrahie: Ced haec Cune Facilia; hoc
cancum addo, lingularem Scilicee
illum finem, ad quem Aclla 2 n2-
cura destinacae Cunc, non poctulare,
vemulcam luminis rim diffundane,
Ced rancam dumcaxae, cuius ope ri-
deri possine, ve paret ex dictis.
PROP. ZXVI.
Ve stellae suum finem obtineant,
moneri debene circa terram: Alio-
quinnon estene in loca, e Tem-
Pora, nil ab hominibus rideri
Postene; hoc est omnes fere ab
eodem homine, et cadem, ab
omnibus; (cio quidem in hypo-
chehi Copernicana, sellas immo-
biles supponi, Ced de mocu Ael-
larum infra, quidquid sic, eadem
ratio, quae pro planeris Facie, ve
moveri debeane, polira Ccilicer ter-
ea quiece, quam hic Cuppono,
Pro Aellis etiam milicat.
PRO P. ZZ VII.
In suo moin, inagnalirer moueri
debeni: Cum enim circa eundem
aXem inoveancue, illa haud du-
bid, quae propius 2d polos, vel
AXIS CxEFCHIEATeS ACCEdUHE, FAE-
dius moveneur; quia Ccilicee mi-
nOrem OrbicAM dCCUIFEUNE; COn-
era illae, quae lonsius a praedi-
etis polis recedune; porro haec
inequalicas OcuS eo Spectat,
ve Kella cumdem Cemper in-
cer Ce ordinem Cervene; alio-
quin signa se Rguras constella-
tiones mucarene; unde mules
FFaUS OTIECEUT; hinC AXX vul
8d appellaneur; non quod ali-
cui orbi Colido alfXa GINE, vE
claui, ligno, vel semma, annulo.
ralde remicrieur: 3. Paruicas Aella. Sed quod sxum stacumque sempen
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