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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 11, 14
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x quibus absolute determinetur motus aut quies.
os l
consistit igituo, in mutatione situs seu Loci. Et ipse
a
locus rursus aliquid relativum involvit etiam ex
Anstotelis sententia qui definivit superficie ambientis
ita ein rigore omne systema defendi potest
tra
queniam
ti terminari indeqvent, qua
ne ab angelo quidem potset refutari  apsa enim conditio
natura est legum motus, ut omnia eodem modo
mec Dipjudicari possit utrum corpus aliquoddatum
in phaenomenis eveniant; uticunque equies absolute suq endo
sed vere  pethesis eilla ecens. Itaque veram
esse Hypothisius nihil aliud significat, quam esse
is
plicanda phaen
optimam seu corvepientissimam facile phaenomena biltatis habendi
e
cncinsua. Et punde idque adeo verim est ut nem quidem agendi
inoatam simptus abso lati indicium
at non semptr absolutum habent otumm, quod
in navi
bi agendi praeditum est Ili si globus manu impulsus
estus
innavi currat per lineam rectam horizontalem
a prora versus puppim, et navis inter im aequali
celeritate contraria moveatur i directione dontrama a
pappi ad proram, nullus erit motus globi
globu
ab solute loquendo, et tamen, habet motum
hypothesio
quae sunt in navi; net et et lice(ex positis,
revera quiescat atsilute et in rigore, tamegum
aliquid in nav oppositum frangere potest
set quoniam de cisa jata, itaque quemadmodum
enavis et his quae in ea fiunt, ut
in navi est quoties, de phpressione manus in
ruptura alicujuse vasis vitrei
quod in navi globo obstiterat, agitur omnes
te l
vere et recte dicemus globum moveri.
respectu vero ripae et eor dicergus
carsus vere et recte dicemus globum quiescere
cum semper eundem situm ad omnia puncta
immota sex in ripa assumta servet
p
no minus
ita eodem modo diccmus veram esse sphaericam
doctiinam sphaericam ptolemaei pariterqu qua
doctrinam Theoricam copernici, et tam
el a dolendi ratio
neptum esse motum terrae infercire explicationi
trimi mobiltis
motus ertum mobilis, sphaericae, quam
et quarm
quieseat be caddum
 nic rationem
majoris explica=
+quanquam
hoc paradixur
censem possit
absolute enum
globus in eodem
manet loco
spatii ut
apparet ex
riga immota
spectanti
ex risa
immota