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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 1, 4a
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sensus indicio quiescentibus, obique et in omnes partes
aeque facilis est motus, consequens est motus pertuibator
in iis sic satis aequaliter distributos esse et velut
compensatos, ita ut solidum intali fluido positum
ictibus et ut ita dicam fluctibus fluidi ab omni la
tere aequaliter pulsetur, hactenusque in motu nec
adiuvetur nec impediatur
(59) Cum corpus si externa impellitur influido pu-
tat autor hanc vim et si sola non sufficiat ad corpus moven-
dum, movere tamen concurrendo cum particalis fluidi
huic motui fatentibus et determinare reliquas ot enam
faueant motu suo retento, determinatione vero seu dire
cione mutata. Adde quae autor habet sine articsb.
et in ejus demonstratione artic. 57. Unde statuit cor-
pus durum influido motum, non totum suum mo-
tum nutuari a duro impellente, sed partim etiam a slu-
ido circumiacente, sed haec mox ipse destruere videtur
artic. 60. et omnino nequicquam dicta arbitror, cum et
falso principio nitantur (quod hic rursus inculcatur
quasi quies motui contraria sit) et excogitata onice vi-
deantur ad saluandam contrarietatem quam phaenio-
mena habent cum regula quarta motus a nostro au-
tore posita inqua male negatur corpus quiescens ami-
nore qualitatum que celeritate acto posse impelli (vide
for. artic. 62) cum tamen ipse fateri cogatur artic. 5b
corpus durum in fluido existens aminimavi moveri
itague ut effugiat difficultatem miro commento vtitur
particulasque sluidi in auxilium aduocat frustra, nam
a contrariis compensatae nihil praestant, et si quid effice-
rent, nimium praestarent, motumque mobili maiorem quam
a