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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 2, 9
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concursu ictus est, qui concurrentium reciproca
momento
caleritate. Ergo in concursus, omni mo separantur
ii duo motus. ferorsus  ut compositio
lagum directionam in obliquo motu ex ipso
superficiei excipientis. Situ determinatur
x Quod in destructione o quantitaris
motus servatur vis aequilibrii rexioritur ex
natura vis plementaris seu sopitae: quoed
 sero di residua motus quantitate (seposito
Ictu moventur ambo) oritur ex tantura
pration directionis, ex conseronta, seu ex
sege motus communis conservandi
Videamus an determinatus sit tam motus como
munis quam proprius. Et quidem cum motus pro-
prius sit corporibus reciproce proportionalis, quo
scilicet corpora sibi occurrunt. It ague
ein centro gravitatis st
antia eorum secasur. necibae
motus ergo communis est is qui ravis
dest
centri, seu navis in qua centrum quiescit