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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Technica LH 38
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in Z p 2E ac proinde etiam horum rectangulorum dimivia
nompe triangula ip sEp. 2p55 p. erunta qualia inter se.
atue aseo aequatibus sumtia elementis temporum, erunt
etiam aequalia elementa arearum, quod ostendondum erat
Areae enim ex hujusmodi angulis in assignabitibus conflata
intelligi possunt.
tam ut actu ipso reprraesentetur in Machina Motus
planetae Ellipticus lege temporum areis perracios
ex sole absoissis proportionatium, exponam modum
genoralom methanicum exhibendi motum mobilis
in orbita data quacunque. seundum logem temporum
datam quamcunque.
realem
Hoc fit por orbitam ipsam ita eam exhibendo prae seri:
bendos materiatiterut mobile eam deserere non possit; can
demuse incisis singularis forma dentibus inae qual  si opus
secando prout sant arcus qui aequalibus temporum elomen.
tis percurri debent. Nempe in plano orbitaeati:
quod punctum assumatur pro centro fixo circa quod
mareatur regula quae maneat semper iniporo orbitae
plano vel ei parallelo et mobile aliquod secum circum ferat
quod regula adtharebit, inqu ea inceset prout orbita mate:
tatis cogit, atque ita puneto quodam suo seu assice orbitam