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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 1, 14
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is locus est linea recta. Et cum ex duobus punctis assumtis determinata sit haec
recta, in quam illa ipsa puncta cadant, patat vicissim quibusanque duobus in
recta punctis assumtis caetera omnia esse determinata. Patet et hinc
rectam omnem rectae similem esse  cum ex modo determiranti
nulla appareat diversitas; cu et si duo puncta congruant coincidant
uno
rectas coincidere. Itaque duae rectae non nisi in duolus se punctos
secare possunt, nec possunt haber segmentum commune.
At circuli se secare possunt in duobus punctis non tamen in plaribus.
itaque non nisi duo dantuo puncta in plano ad rectam vel duo puncta
data sese habentia eodem modo. Hinc etiam videtur ostendi posse
omnia puncta in recta esse sin ad rectam situs unica semper enim punctum
Imni polerit quod eadem in plano quod, sit eodem modo si non est situs sui
ergo bis seu in duabus partibus ploni habebimus ergo tria sollem puncta
ejusdem situs nu in recta, altem reliqua extra tecta. sed absurdum est
puncia in recta et extra rectum ejusdem ec situs ud rectam
duo
mircam
propositiones recta esse locm punctorum sui ad data puncta situs
unicorum, et mobile vi in p quod in plano est, in eo esse
mobile uno puncto quescente; seu dari circuli circum ferentiam.