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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 11, 18C
# Folio 210r, page id 00068193:0425
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evita
rec
nte
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velt
Edem
et
nut
uendi
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con
etr
eticu
, hoc
va
les
adha
Cen
enti
eatr
quil
neo
ante
f
nus
eam
ela
declarant.
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De Concursu Corporum.
Videm poterat fallere regulas nostrat, cum
G
Corpas A in corpus aliquod immobile B meurrit
aut eum radus CD circa centrum firmum C mobilis,
cavitate seu cacipula D capit corpus E rectilineo motu
adveniens, et in gyrum cogit; vel eum corpora t et G
in libram AML cajus contrum firmum M, brachia
autem opposita. AM, LM incurrunt lineis FH, GL ab
eadem parte libra (verbi gratia, ambo tendendo sursum;
aut ambo Deorsum) sed in brachis oppositis. Tune enim
=
reflecti potest corporum motorum centrum gravitatis;
ut centrum iphus A a corpore B repulsi) vel mgyrum
se flectit, ut E incidons n excipulam D; vel denique refle
etitur aut pergit pro ratione situs, ut cintrum urorum
f et G, quod s reflecteretur muderet m M, refledteretur.
sed haec objatio tolvi facile potett; praeterquam enim
-
quod omne corpus perfecte firmum, si daretur conside
rari debet ut infinitum respectu aliorum unde contrum
1--
gravitatis omnium comune in iptum imobilo cadit, adioque
quietut; Sciendum ett revera nullum esse corpus imo-
bile; quod autem nolis tale apparet, ideo videtur eundem
semper locum tenere, quia telluris globo aut alteri cor
pori magno adharet, quod quidem movetur loco nonnihil
quantum portulant hae ipsae leges nostrae, sed motus ejus
insensibilis ob sumam tarditatem quam corporis mayni-
y.
tuto postulat percipi nullo modo potert. Idim ett si corpus
aliquad firmum vi insensibilium corporum continue
esutentium suum locum tueatur. Semper igitur verum
manc