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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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e Veboru
eem inerinfeco, qui Cummi ca-
toris vi non Coluacur, quibus
docibus vium aurum incCE
mixea soblunaria hactenus co.
enica constar de quodcunque
aliud astignabicur aurum ese
diceeur.
ibid.
Eplis sensibus recte adimoris ob-
iecto ee instructis Col aureus
est dicendus.
225
Ex tinc ad quem Colaris slobus
insticucus est probari porele
quali a priori Col ese aureus,
2. ex moru rapidissimo quo
mouctuE, de Forre ex maculis
quae Colari diseo aliquando a(-
Perguncur, 3. ex Feymologia
nominis Or, quod Hebraice ig-
nem ex lucem Signitcac, 4. Dcus
potuie in Pole Cuum caberna-
culum, cinicas aucem Dei ex au-
eo purissimo Araca Cst. 229
Dux contra hanc sencenciam ob-
IiCI PONTUINE FUSC FEFUEANEUE.
230.  231.
Cum Col aurum sic calore vegeri
non porest quin liquelcac, ma-
ceria liquida quae corpus Cola-
re consticuie in superficiem
Sphaericam Cele componic, per
accides ab exerinseco a(pCraCUI:
vnde id cueniar explicatuL. 232
Si Col alceri globo coniunctus
etter inucilis penicus eAec. 233
Verum ex e0 quod COl sIC PaES
rnivers delinat esse globus
tocalis.
ibid.
Sol cenrrum Cuum secum habet,
ad quod illius omnes parres
singulari quidem non camen
communinisu spectane. ibid.
Cus Colaris slobus licet ex mate-
ria densllima constacus veclus
terram non cadat.
233
CHI Partes à C0le auWHIX Si quan
do avelli contineat in Polem
deinde recidant.
ibid.
Cur commune medium in quo
Col movecur verlus Tolem era-
VITaE.
ibid.
Aurum in Cole Ce habee per mo-
dum materia de ignis per
modum FOrIE.
ibid
Auri accensi parcicula à Polese.
Paraca est exringuibilis, licee
quatenus cum aliis coniuncta
Ec inexcinsuibilis ab agen-
cibus applicacis non vero ap-
plicabilibus.
ibid.
Duibus modis Col dici possic
corrupcibilis.
Sol opera mocus applicacur cori
convexa superticiei cerrestris
Slobi.
ibid.
Verum mocus aliquid influat. ibid.
Omnes effectus qui Foli cribuun-
tur in eius calorem seduci
PoTTunE.
ibid.
Cur noctriionis calor coc efectuS
non peaestat quos Colaris ibid.
Mera eA ex plulquam anilis Fa-
buda Colem rivere, reiicieue
Kepleri comentu de Aibrissina-
oneticis quas in Cole altruic. 235
Difficile est angulum Tub quo (0-
lis diamerer videri porest ac-
cipi posse, ve nullus in ob-
Pernacionibus magnicudinis.
CFFOF TUBHIE.
ibid.
Firmissimum esset corius astrO-
nomix Fundaeneum (I nOT~
nobis eset rera distancia tum
inceruallum apogeum incer de
perigaum incerceprum. ibid.
In deliquio Colis aliquando luna
ica Colem cexie, re illius Lim-
bus circumquaque adhuc vi-
tur; non in intinicum.
ML M 1 3
ibido
Tlum
detetur..
Vmbra cerrae in conum coniici-