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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 9, 2
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non fluit, sed teruis tantum illa tenuior, vicen–
trifuga carens unde in pari spatio materio
ciassae etiami motum mediae sequeretur
tamen minus
seuporis constans s
essset circulationis, quia pars valcua, quam alienigenum
illud fluidum pertabitur compulam non debet. Et
hoc est principium gravitalis specificae toustantis.
Nam si ab ipe externis impedimentis oriretur
major minorque gravitas corporum crassorum, facilius
dem corpus gravitatem specificam mularet.
tmeutr ex  detrusione autem graviorum
Cum
extiusioneu Minus gravium exe vi ob vim centrifuga
consprat attractio vel expussio orta o
motus magis mirusus cum motu corporis syte
Ee materia Ex motibus quoque circularibus
malico consentientes
in corpore qui in corps.
quo mans sunt fluida eo
A porro
Ccorpora utem,
magis sunt suida, ut aliorum ambientium
sphaerica
in sphaericis motus fluidi intestini fiunt
motibus minus obstent
potispolissimum in circulis magnis, ut hoc modo
corpus in omnes partes rotundetur.
sed
iaterim tamen motus intesticus materiae perlabentis
cursui se accommodans ut, i ad, puncta quaedam
potorum magneticorum officium facientia magis feretur
velut in meridianis,
in magui
Unde vis directix qua
pislemate solari non minus quam sel nostri
systemate minore telluris observatur
perpelua quodam maltriae culus dam heplbs
G
minus congruentis i aut sisto crassioris explosio
seu dissipatio facit lumen