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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 1, 4a
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contactus nihil different ab atomo illa parallepipeda +B paulo
ante descripta. itaque capientur ase mutuo duae Atomi
simplici contactu, velut visco quodam, idemque fieri debet
etiam si partes tantum hedrarum congruant. Exhis porro
sequitur pogressu naturae continue debere crescere atomos
instar pilae nivis perniuem provolutae, ac tandem futurum
esse otomnia in plusquam adam antinam duritiem coale
scant et aeterna glacie obtorpescant, quando causa coali-
tionis datur, disolutionis non datur. Vnum efugium super–
est iis qui haectuentur, et dicant, nullas dari in natura he-
dras planas, aut si quae sint coalitu esse desirere, atomos autem
nconverae.
omnes, superficiebus curuis iisque minime invicem appli-
cabilibue terminari; quemadmolum sane fieret siomnes
atomi essent sphaericae, atque ita nullus contactus esset totius
alicuus superficiei, sed praeterquam quod alia corpora ex
rebue nulla satis ratione excluduntur, huc redimus ot
rationem nobis afferunt, cur continuam in partet resol-
vi non possit. Alia quoque habemus magna in Atomos
argumenta, sed nobis hanc materiam hoc loco exhaurire
proptositum non est. Sunt quiduritiem corporum expli-
cant peream causam, qua videmus duas tabulas poli-
tas a se divelli nisi magna vi non posse, obstante scili-
cet ambiente, quod se tam subito insinuare in locum divul-
sione inter tabulas relinquendum non potest. Atque ita
ducitiem aiunt oriri a compressione, recte quidem m
plurimis casibus, sed non potest haec intelligi causa
duritiei in oniversum, quoniam ea ruosus aliquam
duritiem vel firmitatem iamtum praeconstitutam
ponit, ipsarummet scilicet Tabularum. Porro nec resat
Siquis dicat cubos A et D glutine aliquo connecti
nam ipsius glutinis firmitas requiritur qua partes
ejus adhareant tam otrique corporum qua connedit,
quam