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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 1, 4a
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rerum xxemplis, voriatio hypotheseos variare euentum
debeat, exceptis casibue determinatio, obi diuersae forte
variationes in negotio complicatae se mutuo compensant.
(50) Reg. 5. Si B. sit maius quam C, et B. moueatur C.
vero quiescat, tunc B. perget, et ambo simul serentur celeri-
tate eadem, at quantitate motus priore. Haec regula et
ipsa erronea est BC. nam erratur in veca quantitate
celeritatis cujusque definienda dum ponitur omnia
post corrcursum simul incedere, quod nunquam in durorum
concursu contingere potest; recte tamen prorumtiatum
est, omne maius, quoi n qui escens incurrit, pergere
postictum, quod autem hoc loco non possint simul mone
i, etiam ex criteno nostro intelligitur. Nam B. esse tan-
tillo manis quam C, et Cesse tantillo maius quan B.
sunt duo casus qui sibi admoneri possunt ad differen-
tiam usque incomparabiliter parvam ergofieri non
potest, ut eventa eorum tunc quoque longissimo
intervallo dissideant; ita ot priore casu simul eant
directione quam habuerat B, posteriore autem casu
B. in contrarium repellatur tota sua celeritate.
51) Reg. b. SiB. et C. sint aequalia, et B. mo-
veatur, C vero quiescat, tunc B. reflectetur tribuo
quadrantibus velocitatis qua venit, C. autem ibit
directione priore ipsius B. residuo velocitatis qua-
drante. Haec auoc. Sed nescio an quicquam in
hac materia excogitari possit, a ratione alienius
ut satis mirari nequeam talia in mentem egregu
viri venire potuisse. Sed patiamur Cartesianos quae-
rere