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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 1, 11
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punctum  quid in Circulis duobus
positione datis ergo ipsum positione
datur. sed necesse est circulos se
secare, id est meu cum Triangulo
duo latera sint tertio majora, necesse
est ut duplum cius sit majus dimidia
basi.
Eodem modo res demonstratur
generaliter, si quaeratur scertium
constrmendum sit Tuangulum extribus
dalis rectis, id fieri po po quaeum
cuna si placet t sit positione data,
ad ficri posse, modo duae quaelibet simul
sunt tertia majores. Quod ex eo
potet quia duo recta est minima
hinc
sam e
inter duo puncta.
dam Et quoniam autem trongula
sunt possibilia eo casu, qui possibile
est enim  Rrecta
semper autem generalis erit demon-
stratio quod peripheriae sibi occurrent,
quia erit partim intra peripheriam
abterius periphieria unius partim
erit intra peripheriam alterius, partim
extra
Lae
problema. Lineam ratam
ducere adato puncto ad
aliud punctum datum
sit corpus, aliquod per duo data p
Postulatum unicum ejusdem continui
alia puncta quiescere
rigidi
Duobus ejusdem corporis continuipunctis
omnes ejus partes moveri possunt. totum corpus moveri potest
quiescentibus reliqua moveri possunt
Nam uno tantum corpotis r puncto
quiescente, partes ejus omnes moveri note
possunt, variis modis; itaque spatium
quod motu illo designatur non est
determinatum. nihil a itaque ad huc
aliud quicquam poni potest, nihil autem
 simplicius quam unum adhuc punctum
immotum, itaque duobus corporis alicujus
quiescetis
punctis immotis omnes ejus partes
moneri possunt. corpus tot ipsum
moveri potest.
Lineam rectum ducere a ran
sinte in corpores rigida
duo puncta moto duo puncta immata
quiescentra sit aliud corpus linus haic
applicentur his applicentur duo alterius puncta
incamveso talers coders hignet monti