[Physica, Id Est, Scientia Rerum Corporearum, In Decem Tractatus Distributa] Physica, Id Est, Scientia Rervm Corporearvm, In Decem Tractatvs Distribvta, fol. 490
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- P H YSICE PRACT. IV.
- hi minores, si sphaerae, vel cplindri inera vierum RL; Iccundo refra-
- WInOTeS LUNE, VE COnAAE ex CiCO-
- metria, ex cgo iam alias demonstra-
- ui; acqui live pori maiores (InE, (I-
- ueminores, eadem materia, vel
- corporis, vel ponderis quamritas,
- Leu porrio maner; igirur cadem gra
- nicas; igicur ec eadem dentras;
- igituE maior, vel minor densicas à
- Poris non cst; led li pori ansustio-
- ies lune, maior est retractio, ex
- Peaemissa hypoch. igieur ciera mu-
- cationem densiraris est refractio,
- quod dici non pocest.
- 12. Tertia rario inde pecirui,
- quod in hac hypoch. eadem esle de
- Deac proporcio retractionum, et
- densicatum; cum enim maior den-
- licas, iuxca hanc hypoth. ex angu-
- cioribus poris peratur, e cum Lub-
- rilicas radii angustiis pori congruat,
- denique cums vis motus crelcat, in
- ea proportione, in qua imminuitur
- mobile, igitur in cademt propOr-
- tione. cadius incuruatus, vel ietra-
- ctionis efectus sequieur; igieuE RI
- sic dupla densicas, erir quoque du-
- plo angultior porus; a duplo (ub.
- Eilior cadius; X dupla vis efectus;
- duplus demum retraccionis effe-
- ctus; sine in angulo, vel in arcu,
- Cive in Ciru TumREuE; quod CCrEE
- omnibus experimencis repugnat,
- ve constar; omicto alia aroumen.
- ta, peaecer alia in lib. de lumine
- Fuse expolica, cum haec ad pea-
- mictam lypochelim descruendam,
- Cufficere videantur; Ve aurem tO-
- tam rem retractionis ob oculos
- Donam obiter, certum est,
- T. Radios secundo Fetractos, ire
- deinde, l verimque producaneur,
- Parallelos luis angulis incidenria;
- v. 9. H9. 33. Sc AR cadius incidens
- ex aere im vicrum; priim D LeFLa GCHS
- EtuS LHI, ex ViErO emerGCHS, PrO-
- ducatur in HIB; eric parallelus ARI,
- QIIA LR, SI CMMCTOALE CK VIETO, Le-
- Fringicur in RA;igitur retractus in
- LII, cum angulus refractionis LILY
- Sic aequalis angulo AR co, eA Paral-
- lelus radio incidentix AR.
- 2. Omnes radii secundo retra-
- eti terminantur verimque producti
- ad IdCI CEHEPUIM, INFEACCHEFHI FA-
- diorum incideneia; (IE CHII CCN
- trum radiorum incidenciae A, lIE F2-
- dius secundo refractus L FI, produ-
- ctus in B, sic alius incidentia BP,
- ducatur BF, Pacallelus AP; d rbi se-
- CaF DL, ducatur PH, hic est primo
- reFraCtuS, e PIE Secundo reFiaCtUS;
- nempe oculus excipiens secundo
- retractos ridet eos ab codem pun-
- cto, seu cenero prodire.
- 3. Ilinc habico vno angulo Le-
- Fractionis, habentur reliqui; nem-
- Dehrabico uno anouloretractionis,
- DUIEA LRK, habetur LB paraIICl2
- AR; igitur e punctum B; igieur da-
- to quolibet alio angulo inciden-
- Ei, pITa APO, ductaque DF pacal-
- lela APO, haberur punctum _;: gi-
- eur _ radius refractus PH: igicur e
- angulus refractionis HPr; Pari io-
- do quilibet alius haberi pocest.
- 4. Flinc ve cangens vuius anguli
- incidentia ad cansencem angulire-
- Fracti, ica cangens alcerius anguliin-
- cidencia ad cangenrem lui anouli
- retracti; v. 8. lc angulus C AR, vel
- MRK, a cangenS ilLIHS MK, SIC an -
- GuIUS ECFFaCtUS MRL, d illius ean
- gens ML; licalius angulus inciden-
- Eia C AD, vel ZP7, _ an g1lUS FC-
- Fractus LPF, cangens huius TNI il-
- lius vero TL, cerre ve MIK ad MIL
- it2 Fγ ad THV; naI VE MK ad NIL,
- ita RML ad VBt ; ita AC ad BC;
- MAr
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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. 490. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/779785487:0548?run=74