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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 9, 8
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Excerptum ex Epistola
G. G. L. ad amicum de &
circa Hypothesin pro sua
Hypothesi physica motus
planetarii olim his actis (Febr. 1689) his Actis
inserta
Vir doctus qui ante aliquot annos
in Angliat Hypothesin meam Act
nonvicam impugnavit vim ejus
atque utilitatem non satis animo
complexus est. Habet enim commodum
hoc insigne, ut corpora solidat harmonice
corculantia in solido similil fluido
similiter circulante suo impetu
perinde moverentur, ac si non
nisi n suo impetu suaque gravitate
in medio tanquam vacuo (id est non resistente)
nihil praeterem conferteateferrentur circularentur
Et contra ut fluidum circulans perinde
moveatur, nec magis a solido noillius circulatione non
turbetur, et perinde feratur ac
si solidum non adesset, vel non nisi
pars fluidi esset. quod alia quaecunque
circulatio efficere nequit. Itaque etsi circulationibus non conspirantibus
etsi alio modo ferrentur non conspirante
moverentur fluidum et solidum
tandem tamen hoc longo tempores
tractu ad Circulationem harmonicam
conspirantem deducerentur quo
minus sibi obstent,  aut mot alte alterum a se invicem turbentu
alterius turbeta. Unde etiam
intelligitur objectiones hujus autoris
contra Vortices seu orbes fluidos
deferentes hanc speciem non ferere circulationis speciem, hon ferire
in opere suo Astronomico