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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 11, 14
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Corpus est extensum quod in motu
est.
cum enim corpus sit substantia quae passionis
capax. Omnis autem substantia actu ipso operetur, ut suo loco demonstratur
et omnis patiens plura simul habeat, sive extensum
sit. Mutatio autem i extensi sit cum mot divisione seu motu
passion
locali: Et actio quoque extensi motus sit causa
passionis in alio extenso adeoque motus localis
causa autem motus localis sit motus localis.
sequitur corpus omne esse extensum in motu
Et vicissim extensum in motu erit corpus.
Hoc ergo demonstramos si definiamus Corpus
Sobstantiam quae agea  pati potest,
Corpus est Extensum mobile. vel
corpus est substantia extensa.
Demonstrari potest has definitiones coincidere,
item mnu extensum esse mobile et omne
mobile esse extentum. Adeo cortu et mobile
et extelum equivalere. Substantia enim
a me definitur, quod agere et potest. actio
autem extensi cum motu est, scilicet locali
Omne corpus actu ipso movetur.
Nam omnis substantia actu ipso operatur, quod
in Metaphysicis demonstratur
Omne corpus actu ipso divisum est in
partes minores adeoque non duntur atomi
Nam omnis substantia finita actu ipso patitur
(cum enim actu ipso agat semper refringitur actio
ejus sive nonnihil impeditur) omnis autem passio
corporis est cum divisione.
Omne corpus animatum est sive sentit
e appetit  quina idem quod forma substantialis seu printipium adiomspnitatis
et appent t inateris vego princisium passioie multitudinis seu mutationis
omnis enim substantia tam perfecta est,
quam per caeteras esse potest. Per caeteraee autem corpora
unosuou.
non stat quin in ipsu animaa sit, sive Appetitus
tantus quanta est in eo vis agendi, tantusque
sensus quanta est in ex vis patiendu. A soli autem homini aliisque paucis corporibus
annan tabrere, tam aeptun et, quam craere ounia sols homnis cansau facta esse
+organicum est sive
 peculiari motu praeditas
F et finita sine nmperfecta sit