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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Varia Physica LH 37, 4
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secus ac sunt effectus alii qui a peculiari
qualitate moti, aut obstaculo occurrente
e
ac superato  nasci forte possunt
Axioma
Duo quanu Duo qua
qua
Duo quantitatem habentia
est materiam data quantitas motu sunt inter se, ut numeri aequalium
ulquode sperest eselet ce Quicquid autem de quantiaate aequa verum
partium in quas ita resolvi possunt.
resolvitur autem in partes quod ita est geaa id de alia qp verum ess
univensoliter
qbantitate, quae a priori minus differt
exhauritur un s ut si quid detractis partibus
superest, sit minus quovis dato.
Exemali causa Hexapoda resolvi
potest in pares se pedes sex, decempeda
in pedes decem, vel (posita ulna duarum
medum) resolvi potest Hexapodam ulnas
tres, decempeda in ulnas quingi itaque
Hexapoda est ad decempedam ut
6ad 10 seu ut 3 ad 5. Et vero in
universum nihil aliud est quantitas
ut quantitatem materiae contentam quam numerus partium posito mensuram
quandam semper sibi congruentem
assumi pro unitate. Et hinc usus
scalarum in partes aequales divisarum nascitur
 Haec autem etiam ad incommessurabilia
producuntur quae definito numero rationali
exvnitatibus ebeuposite exprimi non possunt
seu numero unitatum aut ejus partium
aequalium exprimi non possunt ostendendo
errorem esse minorem quovis erroredato,
ubi nempe linea a quocunque mobilis adeoque revera esse nultum
errore quo vis dato
genere aliquo quantitatum,
= item ad ea