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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 3, 3
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 . intractione proprie magisdicta intercedit dilatalio
amcloge ad vompressionem in pulhu. Nim et in tractuna vulgari
cum pars tracti pellitur pars non pulsa sequitur pusamproptem
connexionem cum ea, hoc est ob resistentiam ad divis ionem seu
densitatem. Motus itaque tractionis in tracto agit ad separandam
partem trusama parte proprie tracta. Et quia nullus motus fit
sine resistentia medii vel oppositi motus neque ullaresstentia
uperatur sine tempore ideo motus tractorius succesive pervunt
ractum et ideo singulas parties tracti velsepararia con-
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junctis vel dilatari. itaque ditatatir annlognestad copossionem
prop. G. motus circularis componitur ex pulsi et tractu
 vel ex pulsibus dppositis. ut si linet recta motu circularit
seundum unam extremitatem quietat quod sier non potest
sine resistentia ad virtulem moventem alivqsoi novens
unam partem moveret totam, neque resistentia fiat in midio
niseu sibili ine mota aliqualiter opposito adeo motus crcular,
in medio insensibili sit quatenus in exremo stante coresae
stante fit motus inparten oppositam. itaque si itelligatur
unicum movens pellit secundum unam partam et harit
ecundum aliam. siu motus fiat a duobus agentibus motus circularis
prop 6 Quilibet motus cumilineus compositus gr ex infintis
potest ex duobus pulsibus issare
rectilionis diversis e aliovorsum tendentibus. ideoque ex pulsu eo
gractu compositus est Nam dua quavis tangentes cardam faciunt
angulum et per consequens feruntur in diversa. et inquolibe puncto
curva annulus formari ib cujus pnccta caterae in diversum feranta
et lamen termineantur in eadem curva, et ipsa purticipet.
de olbis his directionibus, itaque insimiti motus rectipolentia insunt
et cum motus in angulis sibi occurrentes aliquatem sibi sint
oppositi secundum eandem rectam per counsequens pulsumet
prop. 7. pulsus pntrasio est motum simplicissimus caeterius eum
factum includent
ntludunt quia motus supe recta simplicior et hic neossario
vel a inivente vel ad movente et tractio includit pulsum
deo compossitior pulso ( non segtum) et ideo pulsu est perimu
onis dalermotur em norvilineus includit motia siperrecta
plos. 8. in Tinisione plerum expelluntur partes
lrores corporis frusi non per ab. 4. prop. 25 in ea quess
copessione autem pri fiunt minores uudealiquo exstritumho
prop. 8. partes ex vi motus gravin exclusae redire natae
ho
sunt ad priore situm cessante vigariment(. Nam ex vi motus
gravium perpelua sit motitio ad subeundum corpus hb. 4: prop. 13
ex partes expossae sulionnxae adtuc insostantibus, et