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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 11, 14
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Nam unitas semper manet quanta
maxima potest, quia omnis divisio possio
et sine mutatio omnis autem unitatio
semper minima est quae potest, nihil enim
sit sine ratione salva multitudine
quod fit si corpora plicari potius quam
dividi intellinantur. utchorda tremens
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una est, etsi nulla sit pars ejus quae non
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9di lauc
peculiarem habeat motum.
propositionem satis intelliget
sanas quaestiones de sede animae
oritur
sidebit
Omnis acto reactio ex eo aitur quod
corpora se mutuo turbant
Sunt quaedam Corporum actiones
Prima corporis cujusque actio est
naliva.
no tendat recedere a majori
Conatus partium ad dissipationem
qualis pcilicet in sole s, al ioque corpore
primos rerum fontes quaerenti quae
lucenta.
rendum est investigandum est quomodo
materia inpartes dlivisa sit, eetcur
in tales; et quis earum motus
videtur autem divisa in partes que
potertie eedem
Hoc ita mihi investigasse video.
Semper unitas, multitudini  jungenda
est quantum licet.. Itaque divisam ajo
materiam non quidem lin parte ptrole
in partes
celeritate aequales, sod in partes potentia
aequales,  mole autem et mot celeritate
conatu inaequales ita ut esset scilicet,
poal celeritates in reciproca magnitudnum
ratione. Ita enim omnia turbata mira omnium