Opticks: Or, A Treatise Of The Reflexions, Refractions, Inflexions and Colours Of Light, fol. 135
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- du. II. Donot preat Bodies conterre their heat the
- longest, their parts heatins one another, and may not
- sreat dense and fx d Bodies, irtien heated berond à
- certain degree, emit Light Pocopiousr, as by the emis-
- hon and reaction ofits Light, and the resexions and re-
- Fractions oF its rars rithin its pores to gro sill hot.
- ter. till it comes to a certain period ot heat, fuch a5 15
- THAE OEFhe SUIN : And arC nOt the SuM and AX d SFAES
- sreat Farths rehementiy hot, whole heat is conserred
- Oy the greatness of the Bodies, and the mutual action
- and reaction betreen them, aud the Lioht wrhich they
- emit, and irhole partsare kept trom tumins array, not
- only by their fixier, but allo by the rast reistit and
- densier of the Atmospheres incumbent upon them, and
- very sronsly compressins them, and condentins the va-
- pours and exhralations irhich arise From them:
- Du. 22. Donot therars oF Lighe in falling uxon the
- bottom oF the Fre excite ribrations in the lunica re
- tina: Which ribrations, Deins propasated alone the
- Colid fibres of the optick Nerres into the Brain, CaulC
- the sense of secins. For becaule dente Bodies conserre
- their heat a lons time, and the densest Bodies conterre
- their heat the longest, the ribrations oF their paPtS arC
- oF a lastins nature, and theretore may be propasatect
- alons solid tibres ot unitorm dense matter to a great di-
- Stance, For convering into the Brain the imprestions
- inacte uxon aIl the Orsans of sense. For that motion
- erhich con continue lons in one and che lame part of a
- Bodi, can De propasated a lons ray ErOm One ParFtO
- another, supposine the Body homogeneal, (0 that the
- motion may not be retlected, retracted, interrupted oE
- disordered by any unerennels oFthe Body
- Ibo
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Opticks: Or, A Treatise Of The Reflexions, Refractions, Inflexions and Colours Of Light, fol. 135. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1677894601:0311?run=74