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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 1, 5
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Linea recta est cujus omnia puncta
sumtum
ad unum in ea, eodem moto se habent
seu cujus puncta e ex uno sunt indiscer
nibilia nisi per praes compraesentiam,
et
A
B
ita puncta B  et C eodem modo se
habent ad punctam A. neque discerni possunt
nisi simul amtio considerentur
Hinc tanquam corollarium sequitur
unum quodque rectae punctum pro uno illo
assumi posse ad quod caetem omnia eodem
modo se habent, alioqui si quaedam
possent, quaedam non possent, eo ipso
possent discerni.
planum  est cujus omnia
puncta superficies quae si 
indefinite continuata, intelligatur
omnia ejus puncta ad unum quodque
in ea assumtum eodem modo se habent
unde sequitur rectam lineam
ubique plano applicari posse
circum ferentia
Cient est linea cujus omnia
puncta ad unum extra ipsam
sumtum, eodem modo se
habent. Ubi notandum est
integram lineam rectam
dari, ad quan omnia circum
ferentiae puncta eodem modo
e habent.