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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 1, 11
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Continuum est F
inde finita.
assio nabiles
pactionle
tetm cujus partes, sunt
continuum. Ousliceabiles
Extensium est cujus partes, sunt eber
coexistentes.
Spatium est in quo per se sumto nihil
aliud considerari potest, quam 
quod extensum est
Continui ex tensi, opum, pace pars
ea contrnna
me cum
Congruit, quod per solam considerationem
diverslarum
extont rerum quatenus extensae sunt, ab
 dsem potet e ab alio
discerni non potest.
Movetur quod successive continui
congruit, diversis quae successive connu
e cextendan erob diversis a
non congruunt praeterea non congruunt