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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 5, 8
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um ergo propositionum categoricarum
quarumcunqueque quhs veritas
qualitas et qualitas solis horum numerorum terminos exprimentium
divisionibus exactis vel non exactis
cognosci, possit quemadmodum ne
e
per regulas initio, positas, sequitur
id terminos mitrimos
sufficere hanc reductionem rationis Numerorum
haum duorum propositionis Terminos exprimentium
semper ad
sufficere ad aequationes constituendas
ita constituendas, ut hujus modi, quae
sequantur ex propositionibus un et ex quibus
propositiones vicissim sequantur
propositionibus respondentes. Nam
si fieri potest divisio vel si fieri non potest ea qu qui requirtur, moda
oritur tat propositio secundum quantitatem
vel qualitatem data est vera et falsa.
et contra si propositio secundum quantitatem
vel quantitatem est vera, firri vel falsa
pvel non fieri potest divisio dicto modo.
Hinc jam oritur Tabula
propositionum et aequationum respondentium
hujusmodi:
H. A. Ommit
Haequ ns
n
certo aliquo od