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# Catalogue record: 56375 — Aug. Matth. Schmid an Leibniz
# Incipit: Gratiosissimae Humanitatis Perillustris Tuae Excellentiae iteratum spe
# Date: 1716-03-26
# Sender: Schmid, A.M. — Addressee: Leibniz
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# Work: https://leibnizlegible.com/work/DE-611-HS-867125
# Title: LBr. 816 · Schmid, A.M.
# Folios: Bl. 13–14 (from the shelfmark LBr 816 Bl. 13-14 (=37861)): 4 pages, canvases 25–28, page ids DE-611-HS-867125:0025 to DE-611-HS-867125:0028
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# Lines: 111 recognised on 4 of 4 pages, mean confidence 0.91
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Ter Illugeris atque Excllentissime homine
Tabone ac Terbiter seudinon summe
Epatiositsima tlomanitatis TerIllureris sua
Excellentia iteratum specimur experdio li-
cuit, uti benigniesimam
Tucam informationom
circa coualiacunque argumentonem mconon cona-
mina recepi. Cajus humomi Favoris ergo sicuto
summoxire ad devolissimam mimonam ob geriot
sum iita non parion doleo, me probationem ma-
joris propositionis erdni meo argumento, hac dn-
tempestiva forte ex cusatione deceptum, paeter
misisse, quod in pracidentibur macliteris diEs
Hoemb. annoxa acclaratione, illam mijam exeo
suisse mihi persurserim. Edcirco eam ubarius ex.
plicatum, in gratiosogimi sui monito obsequium

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jam denuo exqui si forsimo Tuo judicio, ac infor-
mationi benignissima, considentius subjicori, no
ejus submis se obsecrans, ut pro consueta
Tua humanitate ram aequi bonoque consulas.
Braterca officiosissimam miam oblerlationem
repetere dibui, ut ni ulterion information in
dignus judicor, si alia foree disiderata circa lo-
Jam propositionem residua videantur, illonum bre-
vitsimam indocationem misi communican ervan
qua soles benevolentia surtineas. imprimis, num
posi fo, glotum in Occidontum socrondum miam sen
perscaasionem recitere, etiam successa temporr pos.
sitile reati qucat, ut locus aut vestigium re-
lipsus ipsorum indagari possit? Nihil eorec pre
tiosius quiequam in hac re mihi accidere potese,
quam ubi Tandi Feipube. Siteraria fititri se
fentiam grardesimum percipere contongit: ucm
obrem quoque indefersis precitus insdare fuccusque
contonuari,ut uborioris Terillurtim Tua excollon
ia judicio, sat fircion superdoris anni cum Amalice
Doo . Schrammio communicato, copiam obtinium
possim; quam mihu etiam se pand denegatu
spopondit, modo ejus venia siti concederetor.

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Desiro cum v devatiesimo, ne hummion Numen
Gerlllubum Tuam Excillorevamus in immoreato fcipubu
Literaria Pecus t inorementron, quacunque exoptt
felicitate bertum, in seroe annos superesse lar
grator: et sic etiam ego, inter  inumros
elientes adhuc diu esse ac vocar possim
S
Terilluceria a cdsooe poteore
fudc sterhims
fleemetodiu, pl. 26 Martii
anno 116.
Cultor observantissimu
Ejustus. Matthans Litonid.

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Vii Doctissime
ut forma disputandi insistamus, dico ptimo mihi obscura videti tua verba: motus
continuatum motum imprimens. Si intelligis motum ppost impressionem continuari,
inutilis est continuatis mentio, nam omnis motus semel impressus continuatur, nisi
novum impedimentum superveniat. Omissa ergo contingatione, quae pet se patet Majorem
tuam possem negare simpliciter, quia tuo probationes ad experientio non sunt univer:
inter Vectiossi
tales; sed malo docendi causa rimitare majorem distingendo interventionem et percus.
sionem. et uiguid percussione motum datat, velocitatem inaequaliter imprimit, pro
recipientis mote et soliditate concedo. Sed si det vectione, nego: et lucis causa rationem
(velut redus navis
vecto, velocitatem ill
addo, nam vehens quod vectione dat motum; vtat
em
eadem ceteritote
n
communicat, quam iqusum habet, nempe terra (in loco cui incumbit grave) navis, currus,
corpus vectum cadem celeritate moventur. Ergo corpus grave cum a vehente
dimittitus veluti grave dimissum ex summitate mali, motum habet, quem ipea mali
summito. euqus cietinet et cum novo gravitatis componit. et in hoc nihil refert
capis, lignum an peluma demittatus; etsi per accidens eveniat, ut corpus quale pluma est, ot
part demissionem, ab aere vel alio medio retardetus, nam in vacuo aequae ceteriter caderet ac
lapis. At aeris atmosphaerici vectio perfecta non procedit; mobile enim non praecise sequitui
motum vehentis liquidi velut aeris, sed muttum pro mole et soliditate tardat, eta fergo rema-
net. Sed perfecta vectio etiam est cum sagitta expellitur à chorea arcus, aut lapis à funda
nam mobile in momento separationis, habet celeritatem, quam vehens ehorda vel tunda
sive sit lapis sive lignum, sive pluma. Sed post emissionem diferentio celeritatis oritus
a resistentia aëris. Qpsum vehens ergo in separatione nihil innovat. Gnnovatio oriturai
non a motore communi sed a motore peculian quale est tormentum puojiciens globum,
mitati ma
vel homo secans filum a quo pendebat grave summato achaerens; vel casus sistens navim
aut currum, rem autem ei libere insistentem aut incumbentem nox sistens; vel similis
causa separationis. Vides autem non esse opus hoc modo recurri ad peculiarem Dei
voluntatem, cum omnia ex certissimis mechanices legibus procedant. Catera quae ad
argumentationem hanc proprie non pertinent, non altingo, ne a forma legibus
recedam. Potes ea alten includere sylogismo. Ego adhuc valde dubito de experimensi
ve
fundamentalis viitute, imo pene persuasus sum de falsitate; dubito etiam mutto magis
de repetito saepius experimento, nec memini ante Metsennum vel Castesium memorari.
quanquam parum referret, cum invalescant interdum hujus modi opiniones falsae; et
potuit petitus ejus confirmationem simulasse. Nec refert quod Cartesius nullam,
hypothesin peculiarem forte supetstruxerit, potuit enim Pesitus spetare ut supetstrueret
altiet obse
et se irridendum daret. Experimentum in contrarium non cari nel refert squia experimentum
illud jactatum pei rationes rerum praesumitur falrum, nisi contrarium probetur. et tunc
quarenda foret nova ratio, non quidem tollens concidetationem quam attuli de
vectione, quae omnino tolli negurt, sed aliquid adjiciens. Re vera tamen nihil tale
vereoi. Vale. Dabam Hanoverae
A prilis 1716.
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