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# Title: Erhardi Weigelii Sacrae Caesar. Maiest. ut & Com. Pal. Sultzb. Consiliarii, Supr. Artium Archit. Directoris Saxo Ien. Mathemat. PP. totius Academiae Senioris, Philosophia Mathematica (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 65; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 65)
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tius Jocali ordine, secundum tractus rectos, Cur-
vos, mixtos, estimabili; per quos, si pervia sE
mulcitudo seu congeries, uc cedant sibi mucuo
caterius, transponi porest ordine promocum
Corpus: isitur ipsius hujus motus, seil secundi,
cractus extenlirus omnes linearum formas se
guitur _ imitatur. Onde motus hic localis
rectilinens, vel curvilinens, vel mixrus redditur.
polsuntque hae variecaces linearum omnes ad
hunc mocum applicari.
5. 2. Rectilineus nude reciprocabilis,
h. C. ante retroque dirigibilis est, dum itus redi.
cusque per eandem recta lineam procrediuntur.
Carvilineus est multiplex, praecipuus tamen est
circularis, ansularem divergenciam aequalem se
quens, Fltq; quadruplex: (X) Verrisinis, qua ma-
mence toro corpore (vel abstracte manente cen
tro corporis) in eodem loco, partes omnes cir-
cacenerum reluti rotantur de circumeunt. (2)
Conversionis, quando totum Ciorpus circa pun-
ctum extra se, ut circa centrum, vertitur, re-
volvitur, hinc rerolutionis etiam vocatur moto
(3) Convolurionis, si partes circa centrum tocius
rocantur, quod interea mocu locali, praesertim
currilineo procedic, ucrota curru etiam promo
eo verla. (4) Libracionis. Si parces circa cenr
erum hinc inde reciprocantur.
5. 3. Cuum vero didequ ∞ ubiq; sicmotus lo-
calis, dum de vicium de graduum localium luc-
cestione simul saudet quando idem indivi–
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