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# Title: Lectures De Potentia Restitutiva, Or Of Spring (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 105, Stück 1; Leibn. Marg. 105)
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By Concruity and Iuconeruity then I understand no
chine ele but an agreement or dilagreement ot BO-
dys as to their Magnitudes and morions.
Those Bodies ehen I suppole congruous wrhole
particles have the Pame plagnitude, and the same de-
sree oF Velocitr, or elle an harmonical proportion
OE Magnitude, ind harmonical degree ot Velocitr.
And thole I suppole inconeruous wrhich havencither
chelameMaenitude, nor the lame degree oF Velocity
nor an harmonical proportion of Magnicude nor ot
Velocier.
I suppole theu che sensibole Unirerse to consist oF
bodr and motion.
By Body T mean Comerhat receptire and commu-
nicatire ot motion or progrection. Nor can Thare any
OtherIdea thereoF, For neither Pxtention nor Ouan-
tier, hardnelsnor Colinels, Duidity nor Excdinels; Rare-
faction nor Denlarion arc the proprieties ot Body.
But oF Motion or Lomentrat mored.
Dy Mocion Junderstand nochins but a pOrer Or
cendener proprettire ot Body accordins to several de-
grces oF Vclocity.
These erro do altrays councerballance cach ottier in
aIl the effects, appearances, and operations oF Na-
ture, and cheretore it is not impoltible but chacther
may be oncand ehe lame; For a lictle body wich great
motion is equiralent to a great body mith litelemoti.
on 25 toallits sensible effects in Nature.
Ido Furcher suppose chen chac alI chings in the TIni-
verse that become the objects oF our Penses are com-
pounded ot cheletrro (Wrhich me will For the pre-
sent suppose distinet eslences, thouch postibly they
may be Found hercatter to bc only differine concepti-
OnsoFoneand che lame essence) namely, Body, and Mori-
on. Andthat there is no one sen sible Partiele ot matter
buc orresthe greatest part of its sensible lxtensionto
Motion Whaterer pare thereofit orsto Body accord.
ins to the common notion thereot: Which is, that
Bod