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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 12, 2
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In curvae linea  considerari
potest non tar partibus indasinite gu
indefinite exiguis considerari potest non
tantum directio ut hactenus factum est,
seut scep sive declivitasq ut hactenus
factum est, sed et nutatioe
flexura. Et quem admodum haeus directio
nem mensi sunt Geometrae simplicissima linea
in eodem pt puncto eandem directionem
habente, hoc est recta tangente. Ita ego
flexuram lineae metior simplicissimalinea
in eodem puncto non tantum directionem eandem
Sed et eandem flexuram habente, seu hoc
est circulo curvam propositam non tantum
tangente, sed et (quod aliquid amplius est sosculan
ex explica
i soterminandam diter toneopoissum
ubique ejus directio est ita circulus istsim cs
promes determinanda flexura, quia ubique eadem
njus circuli est flexura. i circulus autem
ille lineam propositam in puncto proposits