Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 10, 17
LH 35, 10, 17
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- "Consideranda Galilaei de Natantibus, apud Mersennum in Hydraulicis inserta ???enda cf. Hydrostatica Boylus" · AA VIII (assigned, not yet published) · Text of this piece (Bl. 1)
- Doctrina de natura corporis infinitis modis abest ab eo quod non tantum Aristotelici, sed et Cartesiani sibi imaginantur. Est in omnibus plurimum veritatis, sed ad fontem ipsum non videntur pervenisse. · AA VI (assigned, not yet published) · Text of this piece (Bl. 2r)
- [Zeichnungen mathematischen Inhalts] · Text of this piece (Bl. 2v)
- Tractandum de figura Cochleae in Horologio. · AA VIII (assigned, not yet published) · Text of this piece (Bl. 3)
- Duplum facere tempore duplo est actio dupla facientis duplum tempore duplo … · AA VIII (assigned, not yet published) · Text of this piece (Bl. 4r)
- Fatendum est si plus ingenii Cartesius ostendit uti certe negari non potest majus in Galilaeo judicium … · AA VI (assigned, not yet published) · Text of this piece (Bl. 4v)
- [Appendix de vi absoluta] · 1690-01 · AA VIII,3 N. 031 · Text of this piece (Bl. 5–6) · In the Akademie-Ausgabe: AA VIII,3, p. 369 (PDF, Leibniz-Edition Potsdam II, CC BY-NC 4.0)
- [Appendix de vi absoluta] · 1690-01 · AA VIII,3 N. 031 · Text of this piece (Bl. 7–8) · In the Akademie-Ausgabe: AA VIII,3, p. 369 (PDF, Leibniz-Edition Potsdam II, CC BY-NC 4.0)
- De eccentrici impulsus effectu - Impulsus eccentrice directi effectum explicare · 1689-12 · AA VIII,4 N. 093 · Text of this piece (Bl. 9) · In the Akademie-Ausgabe: AA VIII,4 (PDF, Leibniz-Edition Potsdam II, CC BY-NC 4.0)
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