[Physica, Id Est, Scientia Rerum Corporearum, In Decem Tractatus Distributa] Physica, Id Est, Scientia Rervm Corporearvm, In Decem Tractatvs Distribvta, fol. 482
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- PEYSICE E RACT. IV.
- 6. Duis veget, aquam curbidam
- esse opaciorem aere; nicida cry-
- stallo, ec. cum ramen radius, ex
- aqua in crystallum oblique inci-
- dens, ad perpendicularem retrin-
- Gatur; sic criam ex limpida aqua,
- in vinum opacius incidens, a per-
- pendiculari retringitur: 7. Cum
- per medium dentum, lucidum Luos
- radios iuxta debiram diftulionis
- legem diffundie, qui deinde in ra.
- Tum incidune, cur qua lo INCUIE-
- nancur, cum nulla occurrar de
- nouo reliltentia; uno verbo, nemo
- est, meo indicio, qui in hac senten-
- eia acquiclcat, nihi Forre in rerum
- tantum corrice hallucinari, ex Ha-
- Tere conlucuerie.
- Ouarra sencencia est quorum-
- dam secenciorum, qui voluneea
- dium luminis, ad instar lineae in-
- dinilibilis accipiendum non elle,
- Sed cum aliqua crasticudine; volune
- Praeterea, lumen corpus ette, tenue
- quidem, sed letum aC FeMAX, aC pFO-
- inde non ex globulis es particulis
- Separatis, Led ex continuis Contex-
- cum, ad instar cela, crediderim;
- deinde volune, omnes partes lucis
- aequali moru moveri, acgne adco
- per lincas parallelas; aequali scili-
- cer, in eodem medio; deinde li-
- Cer luCiS MOEUS ECTaIdeTUE, V. 9.
- in medio dentiore, rbi camen in
- rarius Cubie, pristino mocui le re-
- Airuie; praererea licee aliqui dissi-
- mulene, vacuum admirtere coguu-
- eur; hoc polco; Ec explicanere-
- Fractionem; sir sectio mediorum
- Fi8. 38. FK; sc radius lucis AF, oblique
- ve vides, incidens; allumatur linca
- CB. priori parallela, ica ve crassi.
- rudo, (eu latirudo rodii sIE DC ;FB-
- dius cenlerur ferei per parallelas
- DC, EIE, AB; igicui lecumdium
- lacus CB, cirius accingie medium
- denlum, quam sccundm latus
- AD; igitur reminuS C inTra ne-
- dium denlum primo lubie, ac mo-
- vecur cardius, dum cerminus D in
- medio raro monerur velocius hinc
- necellario incuruatur vecunque
- latus, CciliceE DE, de CM, in aF.
- cus circulares concenerieos; quia
- aeque Facile incuruaneur omnes
- Partes; quorum arcuum (IE v. 8.
- CenErum C; Cupponunr enim r. 8.
- morum in denso, elle ad oruim
- In FREO, VE MC, ad FD; igieue
- inde necelse est radium inCIrnAEI
- ad perpendicularem: Pari modo ex-
- plicatur retractio radii incidencis
- ex denso in rarum; vbi enim cer-
- minus D, in F peruenie, X C in
- Mt, reerque deinde per rocum den-
- Cum, aequali monerur morir; inc
- HG, EP Cunc aequales; vbi reco
- Mt pervenir in C, Tubicque v. 9. 1C-
- dium rarum, incipir moueri velo.
- cius quam P, ac proinde pei arcurr
- C5; P vero, per arcum lF; igitue
- radins incuruatur à perpendicula-
- ri: Haec Cencentia ingeniose qui-
- dem excogiraca, ex multis capiei
- bus refellitur: Primo sildem Fere
- argmmenris, quibus duae pritmx
- returata lune; nec enin lux COr.
- Dus est, in instanei oculum ferit,
- ac diTumdieur; nOn daCUE VaCUUIM;
- retractio per poros rectos explicari
- non porest; lux, non est maceria ce-
- nax dc lenca, led porius, li corpus
- est renuissimum, hurridissimum, ex
- cuncta haec graris dicuncus, eadém
- que Facilirare à quoliber negari de-
- Benc, qua sine ratione alterra EuerE,
- cu ridelis; cum ca qua lupra dicta
- Cunc; cum ca, quae in lib. de luce, Con-
- era hanc hypoch. Fuse exposui, nec
- enim hicrepero. Sccundd VeL TOEUS
- eadiirs
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[Physica, Id Est, Scientia Rerum Corporearum, In Decem Tractatus Distributa] Physica, Id Est, Scientia Rervm Corporearvm, In Decem Tractatvs Distribvta, fol. 482. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/779785487:0540?run=74