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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 4, 13
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puncti
Situsest modus determinandi distan
jus
tiam rer ab aliis quibus libet, quorum
distantia, inter se invicem dete jam
platurum determinata est.
Si detur distantia puncti a quatuore
solidum comprehendentibus
aliis punctis, quorum distantia inter
se determinata est, dabitur, etiam
distantia ejus ab alio quolibet puncto
cujus distantia a quolibet quatuor priorum
determinata est.
Requiritur autem
ut puncta solidum comprehendant, sive
quatuorq
ut non sint in eodem unc plano, alioqui
quatuor puncta non plus determinant quam
tria. Unde etiam non debent tria e
quaedam ex his quatuor punctis cavere
in eandem rectam, alioqui omnia quatuor
caderent in idem planum sive triangulum
cujus basis esset haec recta, apex punctum
Extensi
quartum.
Situs corporis est modus determinandi
iem distantiam cujuslibet puncti ejus ex quo
sequitur situs cujuslibet ejus puncti
data specie lineae et tribus ejus
punctis datur situs lineae
Data specie superficiei et quatuor.
ejus punctis datur situs superficiei
vata specie corporis et quinque ejus
punctis datur situs corporis
Haec accuratius examinama
igentia
na