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# Title: Discours Du Mouvement Local (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 28; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 28)
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I A B F F.
VIII. Cette qualité qu’on appelle
Impetuosite, dure toujours.
P. 22
X Les corps que nous mou-
vonscessent de se mouvoir,
parce qu’ils sont empes
Chez:
D. 25
Demande pour la seureté
des demonstrations sui-
vantes.
D. 26
I. Un corps recevant succes
sevement pluseurs deter-
minations, demeure affe-
ete serilement de la der-
niere.
D. 28. 29
XFL. Un corps libre ne peut estre
determiné à se mouvoir
sur vne ligne courbe, ni
d’one vitesse inécale.
D. 30. _ ZF
XL. LI. Lout corps qui se meut au-
tour d’on centre, fait ef
ort pour s’ent ebor2ner. . 33