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# Title: Discours Du Mouvement Local (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 28; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 28)
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XIV. Les astres ne peuvent se
mouvoir d’eux mesmes.
D. 34
V. Comme quoy on corps peut
estre meu circulairement.
D. 34. d 35
. Un corps se mouvant con-
treon autre corps, luy don-
ne tout son mouvement.
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XVLI. Dans la rencontre de deux
F
corps il se fait one percus-
sion qui est mutuelle e éea-
lement recene dans l’un eu
dans l’autre corps. P. 39
VIII. Un corps mobile rencon-
trant on autre corps en re-
pos, luy donne tout son
mouvement; et demeure
luy mesme immobile. P. 42
XIX. Ce que c’est que vitesse ab-
solue,  vitesse respecti-
ve.
P. 44