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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 1, 5
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sunt similia vel
Homogenea sunt quae transformari possum
nuls transformatio est mutatio quae fit
ditu partium, nulles additis velcademtis
in similia
l
Aequalia sunt quaetansformari possunt
in congrua
sunt congrua, vel
congrua sunt similia sunt quae sola com
perceptione distingui possunt.
Congrua sunt quae per se discerni non
possunt, secundum modos scilicet illius
quod in ipsis commune est. ret
exlensio est in duabus lineis, duratio in
duabus horis, velotas spatii ad tempus
ratio in duabus spatii et temporis
relatio in duabus velocitatibus.
Omne corpus trans formari potest in aluud
quod generari potest modo successivo unifom
quo partes generantur ante totum toti
similes. Seu omne corpus transformari
potest in corpus uniforme. Tale est priso
jam
rectangulum prisma. Sphaera on
et omne corpus reculare quod intalligipt
formari continua intumescentia uniformi
prospsitio
in ambitum majorem. Demonstratur
ex natura corpores liquidi, potest en im
infundi in vas uniforme.
si duo corpora uniformia sint similia
ut  ab eodem modo generata
ex
ita ut solo tempore quo absolvuntur differant
inter se
necesse est, unum alio esse vel aequalia