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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 4, 17
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Producti A Numerorum aequidistantium; seu Arithmetico progressions
G Theorema: Productus aequidistantium
Numeri a edia
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ordinis sive loci, quem quisque numerus tenet,  numerus ubititum qui in eo continentur, sive numen
propositus ipsemet; itaque tertius quisque est, tribus unitatibus aliquoties repertis conflatus est. et ita
2 Ex duobus numeris c unus necessario est par sive biratiusi ex tritus necessario unus est terualius; ex
immediatis
de caeteris.
en quatecor numeris tinis unus est quaternarius et ita porro.
rimed
continuos
Nam cum numeramus tertiums vel quartum quemque ex. nunquam tres vel quatuor Transsiliemus, 
adeoque semper in unum ex  datis quibus liber tribus vel quataor continuis, et incidemus.
9. 1d. H. C. 13. 2. 15. 16, 17. 18, 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25, 26. 27. 28. 29. 30.
Figura notabilis,
in qua nit
phimorum et
multiplorum
arcuna e
latent. Notabile
puncta oblique
cadere in lineas
rectas. angulumue
reclra ad horizon-
tatem perpetuo
variari arifnetica
Sinuum progressione
Restat tantum ut in
perpendiculariblum
linearum 
proprietates
detegautur.
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