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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Medizin LH 3, 5
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nihil interest etiam quanta sit latitud
Seu extensio secundum perpendicularem
ad lineam motus) scilicet corpus unum
quantumcunque longum a quantum cunque
breui, corpus continuum quantum cunqe
latum a quantum cunque arcto, perinde
ac si quantumvis minus esset quantula
cunque motus excessu impelli potest
Problema generale.
mnes possibiles lineas, siguras, con
pora, motus secundum omnes lineas cons-
Aruere, merisq motibus rectis inter se
aequalibus, item menis motibus curvis
cuiuscunque genenis adhibitis corporibus
quibuscunque.
Aroblemata specialia
roblema (1) In omni corpore dato efficen
acohaesionem, id siet per th. 17
Arobl. (2) An omni corpore dato efficere
danitiem construatur casus th. 12, et
ne pars tantum ibi recurrat, efficiatu
addita cohasione per probl. 1.
Brobe (3) In omni corpore dato efficere
flexcibilitatem, construatur casus th. 13
(4) In omni corpore quiescente efficere
motum, id siet per th. 1.
5) Ex meris motibus efficere quietem, id
fiet per th. 11. modus est per naturam
rerum longe difficilior quam modus sa-
ciendi motum, tantum abest, ut mota
magis magisque per se tendant ad quictem
ut quibusdam, qui sensus ducuntur, persua-
sum est.
(6 Ex meris motibus rectis facere motum
circularem id siet per th. 6. et 15.
7 Ea meris motibus curvilineis cuius-
cunque genenis de aequali et simili figura
inter se efficere motum rectum, id fiet
per th. g.
(5) Ex meris motibus aequalibus efficere mo
Aam tardiorem, fiat motus circularia in
corpore intus soudo per probl. 6. pars quae
libet centro vicinior tardius movebitur
extremitate. quod erat faciendum. I