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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 11, 14
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tus renitu proficilei. Nec nocionem ipsam virium quisquam ante
nos explicarie; qua res hactenus turbarie Cartesianos alios
que, quimocus rel impecus Cummam (quam pro virium quantitate
habent) poscconcurlum a priore diverlam prodire posse, vel ideo
caperenon potuerunt, quod co iplo etiam virium quancitatem mu-
tari crediderune.
Mihi adhuejureni, e corporis naturam cum Democrito dc hu-
jus ea in re sectatoribus Gassendo et Cartesio, in Pola massa inerte tune
constituenci, excidit libellus sypocheseos physicaeritulo, quo Theori-
ammotus pasiter a lystemate abstractam, ex Cyctemati concretam ex-
potui: quem ultra mediocritatis suae meritum, multis praeclaris viris
rideoplacuisse. Ibictatui, Suppotita cali corporis notione, omne
incurrens suum conatum dare excipienci, seu directe obstanici qua
cali. Nam cum in momento incursus pergere conctur, adeoque se-
cum abripere excipiens; conacusque ille (ob corporis ad motum
quietemre creditam mihi iunc indifferentiam) Cuum effectum om-
nino habere debeat in excipiente, nisi contrario conacu impediatur;
imoetiam s eo impediatur; quando tantum diversos illos conatus
inter se componi oportet: manifectum erac, nullam causam reddi
Polle, cur non incurrens effectum ad quemtendie, consequatur, seu
cur non excipiens recipidt conatum omnem incurrentis; adeoque
mocum excipientis ex prictino luo ec recepto novo seu alieno conatu
compolitum esse. Fix quo porro ostendebam: Si solae mathemati-
caenociones, magnitudo, figura, locus, horumque mutatio, aut in iplo
concurlus momento mutandi conatus, in corpore intelliserentU;
nulla habita ratione notionum mecaphylicarum, potentix scilicet
actricis in Forma, e ignarix seu ad mocum resistentiae in materia; at-
que adeo sinecesse esset concurlus erentum Cola compositione cona-
cuum Geometrica, ut explicuimus, determinari: tunc sequi debere,
ucincurrentis, etiam minimi, conatus toti excipienti, licet maximo,
imprimatur; atque adeo maximum, quiescens a quantulocunque
incurrente sine ulla hujus recardarione abripiatur: quandoquidem
talimaterix notione nulla ejus ad morum repugnatio, sed ind. Heren-
tia porius continetur. Unde non magis difficile Foret impellero
magnum quiescens, quam parrum, essetque adeo actio sine reactio-
ne, nullaque heri pollet potentix aectimatio, cum quidris a quoris
PEX.