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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 10, 7
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gravitationum
proportio rectarum
Nec refert qualis sit lex descensuum, seu (TC 1A, 2C2A,
qua velocitatem descensus repraesentant, quae qui ppecum
mobile in majore minoreq a  centro distantia plus minusque
attrahi impelli, impellive versus centrum possit. Nam
ipsae 1C1A nondum ingressa sunt ratiorinationem nostram
2C2X
ex otu autem composito ex compositis autem directionibus
centrum et, es C circa contrum ero
et 12ex motu circulari circa centrum) ortur directio
rectilineo
tCeA ver sulsta
motus in orbita proposita, seu directio mobilis 1C2 C. in orb
ee similiter ex directionibus compositis 26 2C2A, et 2A3C
Hinc si orbita sit circularis
oritur directio 1C2C.
descensus erit  seu motus versus centrum erit nullus.
Quodisi orbita sit alterius naturae, necesse est medium
deferens in quo mobile natare divititur, esse fluidum
seu et cum et deferri intelligitur esse fluidum, seu
vel saltem lubique in annulos circulares concentricos innumeros
mobile
um igitur Replerus admirabilem illam
idque perinde est ac
legem planetarii motus invenerit, ut per posteriorum
supp
obsurva Tu chonicis ac propriis observationibus Lstructam
et posterorum studio comprobatam, quod scilicet
altero umbilico est sol, radii autem a sole educti
ad loca planetae, ab scindant areas temporibus, quibus
ab arcus intercepti sunt decursi proportionales; hinc
malanum
intelligi potest universum oibem planetarium
ferri circa solem (forte ob ipsum, solis motum circa
sut
proprium centrum, fluidum orbis magnus sicum deferens
sotem et planetas nostri solis comprehendens moveri
circa solem, forte ob ipsum motum solis circa
proprium centrum, quemad modumglobo aliquo
aqua circaaxem horifonti
vel eyliuro bido:
in ave circa ademi in
uod fortasse fit Peireumagitur, rem propiora citius remoriora tardius
lalaren
partes circumaguntur, propiora centro remotius, remotiora
tardius simulque et festucae  ix aqu te
posito ipso
vicinitatum seu
in ratiore reciproca–
distantiarun ida
natantes.
virtutis, vel similis uigeunque alterius idem efficientis
vi gravitatis aut magneticae aliqua atfractione, recta
vintatibus
ipse autem corpota planetasve
Hoc
diversis motibus agitatos divisum, quia scilicet, ceteritate
semper abia atque alii alia secum abripiunt. Ad
Fu
as planetae feruntur in orbita Elliptica, in cujus
in hypotheseos modum
eo celerius quo propis
est soli; in ratione
e
forta
ex moni
+ et quidem fostosse