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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 1, 5
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si circulus circulum secat, atique ei vecurrit
in plaribus quam uno puncto quia
partim extra est partim intra
itaque dua linen punctum inter sectuo.
t non sunt in eadem recta, cum
centris, quia non est sui situs unica
Ergo ABC est trinagulum, posito
B esse punctum intersectionis, s
per da iur quia ergo per 20
AB + BC s AC
ex natura trianguli per 20
1 radio
uni
vel exdasininum
Erqu
ettae
circuli ex
t ex B radio CB descripti se
secabunt
Ergo duo dabuntu puncta in B et C
constrahibum
per 22
un
AC + DC = AC quia totum aequale
partibus at AB + BC e AC. Erg B ex tra A
An sic quoque
jum
B est extra rectam bitl
aliud punctum (D) eodem modo se habens ad Aere
imi vide demonstra
iun
Ergo
si punctum
Constructionem autem 22
prop. 23 sn aibri
lnclidus
circuli se secent
tam a Borell.
Et ita ex definitione, quod circulus submi recta
quod s
, quod scilicet
restitat
sit minima, videtur demonstrari poss
sit locus punctorum unicbrumm, ad duo puncta
assumere itamm neceese (.) potius adhibeatur
lata