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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Physica LH 37, 3
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tum suppono, lumen quoque erit vel motus seet
pressio sed conatus. Propagatur autem lumen.
conatum a
est ergo quassionem quandam molumue ex corpore
neco u. Ergo corpus in
quo pressio motusue sit aut perspicuo, jam inesse
aut ex lucido in perspicuum diffundi; ac proinde per
spicuum quatenis illuminatum est, id est ad sensum.
ubique, equia nullum est punctum sensibile non illa,
necesse e
minatum) corpoce plenum esse.
Vera ergo
hac propositio est, sive omnia sint plera, suce
detur vacuum interspersum; item  sive radii
a corpusculis e lucido emanantibus componantur
sive sola in orben diffusa pressione constitu,
antur. Unde sequitur nec Tubum Torri,
cellianum nec Recipientem Gericrianum ommi
materia vacuum esse.
p
Propositio istima. Materia spatis illumi
nati si nihil obstet, sequitur motum luminis
Loratur in feg. 4. corpus Cuudum moueri in
linea ab. per puncta a. c. d. 6. omniaque
intermedia; radiareque in oppositum opacum
egtif
. per perspicuum a l ef. Manifestum
est, quando corpus lucidum positum in. a.
radiat in e. aba. versus e. sed cum eodem.
momento quo premit ab. a: versus e. etiam
conetur ab a versus. c: imprimet materiae
Il. tum conatum, versus e tum versus si ll.
quemadmodum dudum à Galilao aliisque qui de
motu impresso a motore translato scripsere
ostensum est, si al homine aut ex naui tendente
ab a; in. c. lapis aut sagilla projciatur ex
a in p. Sagiltam simul e versas c. b versus g.
seu mota ex utreque conatu composito id est in
linea a g. itaram. Sed materia duminati
etsi conctur versus c. non potest tamen pro
gredi versas e quia totum perspicuum a e
jam materia similiter versas e tendente (ad
sensum) plenum est, ipso opaco, in e objectus,
progressum imperiente; solus ergo conatus
il
materiae Ll. in ii Il. exitum invenore potest
is scilicet qui motum luminis sequitur. Ac
corporis actio
Nulla enim in distans pressio est; nisi per
intermedium indistans, vicotus omnis
corporis actio aut motus aut pressio seu conatus,
conatus autem est nitium. Omnis ergo corporis actio
est quiddam Motus. Corpus autem motu suto non
agit nisi in corpus quod contingit, aut pera
aluid quod contingiti
(qum alii qualitatem
iffu emanantem vocant,
igure sit
 id materiam il. comprehensam inter adette
premere recta ae ab a versus e