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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Physica LH 37, 3
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dust
ibile epeternem ex colecfaiee impetu
devenda causa est. Cum terra secum et cum sole semper
Manc
in eodem plano
Respondeo. id oriri ex natura prossectionis
pronci
Ponamus enim terram ferri in quacunque recta AB,
et solem C eam attrahere, a manebit semper in plano
AI.
porren dondatur primum projectionis tempus
adeoque nec quae fuerit linea projectionis prima
avemeum videtur ne unquam coinidant recta cnfractionis et projectionis
alioqui enim necesse erit planetam smet eq delatum in hac linea rapide
properare ad solem Et Videndum jam quomodo hioc possit evitam.
cum scilicet devet cuccunipe sorem
msi dieisanet dm oueisis plans, apanine
ut se mara attrahunt an nmnesqueres plenelam
ctenn
ea
componenda est linpressidi nova
cum priori impetu. Notandum priorem impetum posse intui
nonuinit exire suo pra
mosilum ex omnium priorum e mune conalibus et directionibus
Dquae nona forel ratio ista ostimandi velumu artificum men
ponendi ividem infinitas firectiones. ontendum an terium possit
quis primus impetus. sumendus est in taggente Ecerpseos videndum ubi
Et aquae tum ejus direcpo,
maxindis e miniiois, e medius rupemu
et cn enquis ponsensu in
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mdpimis impe plurm
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antar. An ii sccliparatteri, ian aequale
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un conbergentes