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... veluti in aquis , natantia et ludentia , humanum genus beabunt aut opes humanas efficient auctiores ? Ista enim phantasiam implent , vel inflant potius ; sed nil prorsus ad operum effectio- nem , corporum mutationem , aut motuum regimen ...
... veluti in aquis , natantia et ludentia , humanum genus beabunt aut opes humanas efficient auctiores ? Ista enim phantasiam implent , vel inflant potius ; sed nil prorsus ad operum effectio- nem , corporum mutationem , aut motuum regimen ...
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... veluti periodus quædam est , et justi spatii confectio ) , id motum generationis et corruptionis nomi- hari ; sin autem , manente forma , quantitatem tantummodo et dimensionem novam adipiscantur , id motum augmentationis et diminutionis ...
... veluti periodus quædam est , et justi spatii confectio ) , id motum generationis et corruptionis nomi- hari ; sin autem , manente forma , quantitatem tantummodo et dimensionem novam adipiscantur , id motum augmentationis et diminutionis ...
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... veluti plus duplo , triplo , et similiter . Itaque si quis dicat aërem ex aqua fieri posse aut rursus aquam ex aëre , audiam ; si vero dicat similem mensuram aquæ in similem mensuram aëris verti posse , non audiam ; idem enim est ac si ...
... veluti plus duplo , triplo , et similiter . Itaque si quis dicat aërem ex aqua fieri posse aut rursus aquam ex aëre , audiam ; si vero dicat similem mensuram aquæ in similem mensuram aëris verti posse , non audiam ; idem enim est ac si ...
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... veluti vates aut interpres exprimit . Nam compressiones , extensiones , erosiones , separationes , et similia , in corporibus mortuis in pro- cessu latent , nec nisi post effectum manifestum percipiuntur . In animalibus autem cum sensu ...
... veluti vates aut interpres exprimit . Nam compressiones , extensiones , erosiones , separationes , et similia , in corporibus mortuis in pro- cessu latent , nec nisi post effectum manifestum percipiuntur . In animalibus autem cum sensu ...
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... veluti sensum acu- tissimum habere ; adeo ut quam minimum a naturali positi- one depulsa , magna pernicitate nitantur ut liberentur et in pristinum statum restituantur . Quod ut fiat , partes singulæ , facto principio a parte pulsata ...
... veluti sensum acu- tissimum habere ; adeo ut quam minimum a naturali positi- one depulsa , magna pernicitate nitantur ut liberentur et in pristinum statum restituantur . Quod ut fiat , partes singulæ , facto principio a parte pulsata ...
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