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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 2, 11
# Folio 10v, page id 00068571:0020
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cop
possummus  pro transih
utique pro transitu seu prgressu in linea
possumus considerare puncta oportet
puncta plura. Nam unum punctum pro
sentem quidem statum designat, non
s
tamen mutationem. Si conjungamus tantum
duo puncta excrimetur directio motus
seu quae sit tanens lineae; si tria puncta
conjungamus. habetur non tantum directio,
sed et flexus, seu mutatio directionis.
adeoque hhabetur circulus osculans. Si conjun
namus puncta quatuor habebitur curva
osculum secundi gradus; et ita porro. Sed
 his omnibus nondum exprimitur plena
linea curredo. Itnque ipso linea quae omnia
possibilia oscula si mul involvit, exprimitque
quae nam sit linea osculans cuiuscunque grado
 Huima irfime gradas relavgd ebit
sitsi siral puncti
s Corpus respondet puncto seu Seami
e
praesenti; ai amma dircai animae respondent
s molu puncti mntalioni Et antma
s
intima rp motibus punctor puncti.
gradui mutationis in Motu puncti. Et
Anima intimi gradus respondet directioni
anima secundi gradus osculo primo, anima
terti gradus osculo secundo. an et. ita
pon. Sed metis i respondet osculo
infiniti gradus et ess exprimit inte
qiam lineae curvedinem in puncto
dato. Unde pater mentes esse