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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 1, 4a
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fieri, ac suo nihil accedi ad eum eventum, qui obtineret
maxima ipsius C. imminutione, hoc est omnimoda subla
tione Nunc autem cum C. nonnihil tantum nifra B
imminu incipiat, non aliter a casu omnimoia aqua
litatis seu omnimodae reflexionis, ad casum summa
inaequalitatis seu omnimodae sublationis ipsius C ade–
oque ad casum omnimali proquessut ipsius B. Paulatim
accedere incipiemus quam si reflexionem ipsius B.
minuere incipiamus. Aucto demde magi magis
que discrimine inter B et C. eotandem excessus
pecueniet B. ut plane non reflectatur, sed inter
regressum et progressum velut medium atque suspen
sumi, sistatur; poero autem auctum iam plane
progredietur ea qua venerat directione et si nun-
quam usque adeo auger possit erus magniendo
quin progrediendi celeritas occussa contrarii non-
nihil retacdetur, nisi cum ratio ejus ad C. fit in
finita, id est cum c plane euanescit aut tollitur
Haec vera corporum maequalium sed aequali ce-
leritate sibi occurrentium habitudo est, per omnia
consentiens rationi et sibi pracise autem determi
nare celeritatum residuarum quantitates non est
sumus loci, nam ea res altius repeti debet e
ciliarem a nobis tractationem accepit
HReg.3.
148), Si B et C. sint aequalia sibique occurrant
motibus contrariis inaequalibus, tunc celerius B
Secum abripiet tardius C. et dimidia differentia
celeritatum detracta cdleritati ipsius B. addetur
celeritati ipsius C. otambo eant simul celeritate
aequali