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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 1, 5
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Via puncti ad punctum simplicissima est
O
Ceta
Hinc recta est deter via a puncto ad punctum determinaee
a
seu suce naturae unica pest
m mitatara seu quod eodem
redit punctum quodque in recta est sui ad duo illa puncta
situs unicum. adeoque recta duobus in ea punctis existen-
tibus immotis, moveri non potest.
si ristantia  si linea eadem manente longi
tudine extrema diducantur quantum fieri potest
linea recta corfit
Recta est minima inter duo puncta
c
si punctum B sit sui situs unicum ad puncta ,
etiam punctum A erit sui situs unicum ad puncta 
omnia puncia sui situs unica cadunt in eandem
ectam lineam, seu in viam alicujus pruncti sen
locus omnium punctorum sui ad duo puncta pro–
posita situs unicorum est linea