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# Catalogue record: 62621 — LSB VI.2, N. 46.3 = [Vera Ratio Refractionis ad perpendicularem]
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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Optik und Dioptrik LH 37, 2
# Folios: Bl. 107v (from the shelfmark LH 37, 2 Bl. 107v): 1 page, canvas 214, page ids 00068531:0214 to 00068531:0214
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## Folio 107v — 00068531:0214
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dera fatio Refractionis ad perpendicularem haec est: Corp Omnis vis continua Motus
a vi continuo supplemento reparata refringitur ad perendicularem. Quia omnis vis continuo
supplemento reparata fortius agit in resistens quam cedens. Ratio est, quia omnis vis contrumo
supplemento reparata cedens non nisi semel impellit seu secum fert, at resistens plussemet in
pellit, nam e praecedens ictus ipsum mpulit, et sequens ad huc invenit ponc. dequi obsto
dinaria
culum aquae objici, id si ab aqua statim superatur, feretur, ce eritate aquae 
acelerabit. At pone  aliquandium aquae obsister tandem nova aqua continut se
gglomerante atusus multuplicante, vinci, quo facto aqua maximo impetu ipsum super
tum tandem auferet. Hoc natio est etiam cur ventus  velveu, ravem ingentem debit
oncralam, quam levem ferat, et cur  fortius pilam slumbeam quam ligneam projicere
possimus. Unde intelligi potest ipsum motus sutae plumbaeae initium sephysicum seu
sensibile in partes quasdam dividendum esse pilam primum resistere jamanti huc novo
impetud mconalum ipsi imprimi, aliumque super alum, donec tandem notu multiplicato 
quasi accllerato conatu moveri incipiat Hinc etiam si gnnilcum lerasi fortius inter diu
Hini etiam si jannam perrumpere conaris
om inter digitos preminus, fortius exilit
ac ad perrumpis sed tempore adtiibito agis enim conatu accelerato, ac si perrums e fortius
perrumpis quam si intio perrupisses.Non ergo de Lumme tantum, sed in geneae fe
omni nisu continuato verum est eum esse fortiorem in resistens quam statum cedens.
Etsi fieri possit ut ipsum dsinens nimis resistat, ut ne consimato, quidem nisu supereti
finc
art moxs.
aut non nisi parum, ob a conatum impressum a resistente satim superatum
aquae ja liquorum jactibus continuatis praestagi possit quod Lamine ut scilice refringeretitu
ad perpendicularem in que medium lice densium intrantes, si diutrus continu entir. Sed
nullum est ex perimentum luculentus quam, ipsius slumnis seu torrentis reststentia
fortus impedlentis. Hoc ergo experimentum locojactuum aquae exhibendum At in
quies poterit hoc fieri etian in nisu non reparato, qualis est e corporis simplicitur
aliud corpus projecti v.iq. non manus tantum ,sed ef aut carcus fortius projicient pilam
flumbeam quam ligneam sei et alia pila in eam propulsa. ed sciendum
est hanc propulsionem pilae per aliam in eam propusam fieri ob Elaterium in eam
propulsae. Htae c enim instar chordae addactae comprimiturtenditur, sed et subito se resti-
tuit, restituers sese pilam in quam inciderat, ipellit. Ergo plla secunda projicidur
ab ariu aliquo tenso, Arcyantem tensi nisue est continde reperatus seu fort, insurgens
contra resistens. Fortius ergo impellitur pila plumbea quam lignea ab alia in nam pro-
jecta.
Navis vento opposito primum stat dubitabundu tande
A cedit ob iitus contimiationem.