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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 1, 4a
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corporum loquentem de solis concursibus contranis in-
tellegi debere, facile id quidem patiar; sed tunc faten-
dum est non esse prouisum ab ipso concur sui corporum
ad easdem partea tendentium, cum tamen ipsemet
legem hanc, quemadmodum iam notavimus, ad omnes
casus particulares porrigi profiteatur.
Demonstratio quoque quammolitur artic. 41. sipro–
ba est omnem conrcursum ad easdem aut contracias
partes tendentium comprehendit, sed mihi nespe-
ciem quidem argumenti habere videtur. Fateor
recte distingui motus quantitatem et determinatio-
nem, et hanc aliquando mutari hac seruata. Verum
non raco, imo saepius contra evenit et sane ambo
ad se mutuo tuendum conspirant, corpus que tota
suavi totaque motus sui quantitate huctendit
ut determinationem suam sive directionem senet
et quicquod manente directione deceleritate derr–
hitur, decedit etiam determinationi, tacdius
enim procedens in eandem plagam minus
ad eam secuandam determinatum est. Praeterea
si corpus A incurrat B. in quiescens minus B, perget in eadem
directione, imminuto scilicet motu, seu in currat in quiescens
aequale B, sistetur, ita ut ipsummet qui escat omnino, motu
transtato in B; denique si A. in currat in B. quiescens
sed maius, vel aequale, sed contratendens, tunc A. plane
reflectetur. Unde intelligitur maiore oppasitione opus
esse ot A reflectatur in plagam directioni suae oppositam
quam ut redigatur ad quietem; quae res porsus pugnatcum
Cartesii decretis, maior errim oppositio est, cum opposi-
tum est marus, aut cum magis contratendit. Duodam
tem ait motum, tanquam rem simplicem, perseuerare
doreca causa externa destrucatum, agnosco nontantum