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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mechanik: Dynamika LH 37, 5
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cum centrum statera sit centrum quandtatis duorum
corporum communi vinculo ligatorum nam viditur
morca guncutio aliud fares quam faciebat statera
notctur ostaque corpora sir futa alligata eodea teurporr
temper moveri quod in corporibus trauibus liberi non
teribit. differtia.
et hoc erat de nono consideandum, aut sempes eadem
de Motu gravitem in fluido resistente
corporum carcliquicoe
in medio
corpus ex eadem ultitudine celerius descendit, arariore. Hoc constat expericentia compertum
enim est plumam tennem Cpflaumfeder, dune, duuet) dimidii pollicis latitudine in e
Vitreo,  pollicus ti(quae suete odipo cujus altitudo 15 aut 20
pollicum, amplitudo, = pollicis erat, unde aer per Machinam Magdeburgicam eductus, et
quod restabat circiter ad millecuplam taritatem dilatatum erat, triplocitius quam
in communi aere a summo ad imum descendisse.
Eadem est resistentia aeris, sive corpus incurrat in aerem, sive aer incurrat in corpus
Generaliter enim alibi ostensum est, ad vim qua corpora duo concurrunt, nihil referre in
quonam eorum sit motus.