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# Title: Synopsis Geometrica (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 7,1; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 7,1)
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Geommerriba.
Idem prorlus dicendum est de qui-
bustibet aliis homogeneis, triangulari
bus, conicis, parabolicis ecc. modo line
homogenexfigura e eiuldem generis
quancitaris. v. 8 duo criangula;nihil enim
aliud est eriagulu,nii lubdupla ba(IS du-
cta in alcicudinem; vel quod idem est, ba-
sis in lubduplum alcitudinem; sIc enim a
criangulum AH B, ducatur BasIS AF
in B R, aequabili motu; ita VE LaICM
continue decreleat balis in racione alti-
cudinum, v. g. in B, SIC VEB A, in Do
reD L; ac proinde (iE B A, ad D I, vE
BK, ad DR; Sic signitur triangulums
mobile aurem ica continue decrelcens.
perinde le habet, acque si B C dimidia
B A aequali motu moueretur per BF ler-
uata lemper aequalitate, vel AB, in B
D dimidiam BK; Ciuc enim mobile con-
cinue imminuas recento codeim IOTU;
vel dimidium sic semper mobile, recen-
toeodem motu, vel idem inobile; cum
dimidio moru, perinde est: reducieur
porrocriangulum AG B ad AHB, PCF
aquationem, de qua in prima parte; est
aurem eriangulum AC K, ad ABK in
compolita ex rarione AC, ad AB, et
ex ratione C F ad BIL; ITCM CONUS M
Fisura
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