[Physica, Id Est, Scientia Rerum Corporearum, In Decem Tractatus Distributa] Physica, Id Est, Scientia Rervm Corporearvm, In Decem Tractatvs Distribvta, fol. 487
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- L 1B. III. DE REF R A CTEONE, RC.
- Tuperkciem cylindricam inducic; (IC
- virrum liguarum in longum du-
- ctum; sic Gluren, caleus liguatus,
- rliginola quaedam; Iinc, li aer
- quognoversum ambiae, FgLLaI
- Sphaericam inducie; li accedat gra-
- vicario aëris, inaegualitas raricacis,
- _E IIOCUS AnacerIA TUETUM CFUM-
- penris, conicam, ve videmus in
- Ramma; si demum nulla habica Cx-
- cremitacum racione, corpus humi-
- dum in lonoum ductum lc, cytin-
- dricam: cuncta haec Fuliuis expli-
- cabo luo loco, cum de aëre.
- 4. Si lumen COTDUS TenMISMIMU
- eec, per cylindros diffunderetur
- hoc est ab aere compreslo, cylin-
- drica fgura lingulis radiis induci.
- tuE, tirc ip(I DCL POEOS X CaNITATCS
- permeene, sine, re verius clleE,
- si aliunde hec hypochelis consta-
- rec, iptum aera diuidane, de (VF
- Ita lOgHAE) PCHCErCME, COFEKC IIO-
- do, quo halirus per medium aćia
- aCcendie; hinc linguli radii discre-
- ei mirifica Cubrilicare PollenE, VE
- Facilius permeare postinc; alioquin,
- A COnEinui eNCHE, TENVISTIIO COF-
- Pori aer plurimum selilteret, ve
- Pacet; nec ablurdum dictu est, in
- hrac hyporheti. lumen per Fadios
- continuoston dittundi, licer enim
- Tensibilicer continuum lumen elle
- videatur. nihil camen obest, quin
- dici queac, in hac scilicee hypo-
- cheli; etse discrecum; analogiam
- hrabes in halicu odoritero, aeri ad-
- MIXtO; qui cerre ContInLUS nOn
- est, icem in vino, cui aqua ad
- mixca est, parces enim vint conti-
- nux esse videntur, licet rene-
- ra continua non line; itaque si
- lumen estet corpus, singuli radii
- estent discreci, iidemq; Cubcilissimi,
- cylindrici demmum; nempe illis ab
- zere compresto ambience; hoec F-
- Sura IIdUCIEUE, PeF NUMI. 3.
- 5. Radius obligue cadens, ex
- raro in dentum, reFFingIEUT ad per-
- pendicularem, iuxea hanc hypoch.
- lic enim, v. 8. radius Cubrilissimus, E1g. 42.
- idemque cylindricus ABDC, dico
- quod in hac eadem hypocheli, sc-
- Fringi debet in CG, Hoc est ver-
- Cus perpendicularem; quia Ciim
- 2b aece in cylinarum FOEHCEUE, aF-
- que aer secundum torum ambicum
- Premens: pellat per lineas parallo-
- 125 plano OPI, V. 9. (i alLLMAELE
- punictum O, dico quod toca vis
- aeris prementis O, exerirur per
- lineam ON; licet enim aër vellat
- CEiaI pEF RO, SO, cOca viS ta-
- men colligitur per ON, VE PaTCE,
- ex doctrina nOlEra IOEULII; LIX-
- 1o licet per SO in cylindeum EB,
- globus incidat, mocum imprimie
- per OIY, quia eA diamcrer, iclpon.
- deis puncio contaccus; hoc polico
- EOEII SCGIENEUM FB InCUEUAEI
- non porest; quia cum abHI, ee ab
- O, ee ab aliio omnibus punctis, vis
- aequalis incumbat, non est porior
- FaTIO, CUIL IN VHO CUTHETUE, quam
- in alio; 2c vero in lingulis punctis
- Scomenti F C, pellit aer per l-
- neas parallelas FD, et cum a0 alio
- larere oppolico, vis aequalis non
- relpondcac, praevalee hand dubié
- ris aeris pellenris CF; vnde Fa-
- dicms inflecti, aeque incuruari ne-
- celle cst, V. 8. In C FLGI, VE CON-
- Aac Cx num. 1. igicur radius obli-
- que incidens Cx raro in den(UIm
- versus perpendicularem retrinoi-
- tur; haec rario exprincipiis hn-
- plicissims educitur, polira Ccilicet,
- Ted non data hac hyporheli.
- 6. Radius obliguius incidens ex
- eodem raio, in idem denlu, M2-
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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. 487. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/779785487:0545?run=74