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Autor	Wolff, Christian, 1679-1754
Empfänger	Bernoulli, Johann I, 1667-1748
Ort	Marburg
Datum	1725.02.26
Briefwechsel	Bernoulli, Johann I (1667-1748)
Signatur	Basel UB, Handschriften. SIGN: L Ia 671, Nr.30*
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Viro Celeberrimo atque Excellentissimo

Joanni Bernoulli

S. P. D.

Christianus Wolfius.

Ego Filium tuum,^[1] Vir celeberrime, illustrissimo Domino Legato de meliori nota commendaveram, monueramque statim esse offerendum salarium, quod ipsum deceat. Quamobrem laeto nuncio accepi, ipsi oblatum fuisse salarium mille Rubelorum. Atat! significavit mihi heri illustr. Dn. Legatus Russorum^[2] Monarcham ex hac vita ad meliorem migrasse.^[3] Quamobrem cum nemo jam sit, qui negotium Academicum urgeat; facile vides, expectandum esse donec appareat, quae successori mens sit futura. Nuper mihi quoque significatum fuit, Hermannum acceptasse conditionem oblatam. Quodsi jam a Rege Borussiae^[4] dimissionem impetravit, vicem ipsius doleo: neque enim video, ubinam spartam, quam ornet, sit obtenturus. Bülffingerus quoque jam dimissionem quaesivit et impetravit: sed cum Patronis utatur, quae Principis gratia fruuntur, spero futurum, ut denuo recipiatur, neque enim credo ipsi jam successorem esse datum. Ex Commentariis Academiae Regiae Scientiarum et Transactionibus Anglicanis intellexi, cum Anglos, tum Gallos insurgere contra mensuram virium Leibnitianam:^[5] quod mirum videri non poterat, quoniam ipsi per vim aliud quidpiam intelligunt quam Leibnitius. Scribit Fontenellius, me autoritate Leibnitii seductum errori ejus subscripsisse;^[6] sed ego principia dynamica dudum perfecta analysi comprehendi, resolvendo demonstrationes in veri nominis axiomata, propositiones scilicet identicas, aut minimum ipsis aequipollentes qualis v. gr. est ista, eadem vis eodem tempore eundem producit effectum. Vale.

Dabam Marpurgi d. 26 Febr. 1725.

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↑ Gemeint ist hier Daniel Bernoulli.
↑ Alexander Golovkin.
↑ Peter d. Gr. war am 8. Februar 1725 verstorben.
↑ Friedrich Wilhelm I., König von Preussen.
↑ Siehe z.B. Pemberton, Henry, A Letter to Dr. Mead, Coll. Med. Lond. et Soc. Reg. S. concerning an Experiment, whereby ist has been attempted to shew the falsity of the common Opinion, in relation to the force of Bodies im Motion, in: Phil. Trans. Nr. 371, April and May 1722, pp. 57-68, oder Desaguliers, John Theophilus, An Account of some Experiments made to prove, that the Force of Moving Bodies is proportionable to their Velocities: (or rather that the Momentum of Moving Bodies is to be found by multiplying the Masses into the Velocities) In Answer to such who have sometime ago affirm'd, that that Force is proportionable to the Square of the Velocity, and to those who still defend the same Opinion. By the Reverend John Theophilus Desaguliers, LL. D. F. R. S.: Phil. Trans. Nr. 375, January and February 1723, London 1724, pp. 269-279.
↑ [Fontenelle, Bernard le Bovier de], Sur la force des corps en mouvement, in: Hist. Paris 1721 (1723), pp. 82.

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[1] Gemeint ist hier Daniel Bernoulli.

[2] Alexander Golovkin.

[3] Peter d. Gr. war am 8. Februar 1725 verstorben.

[4] Friedrich Wilhelm I., König von Preussen.

[5] Siehe z.B. Pemberton, Henry, A Letter to Dr. Mead, Coll. Med. Lond. et Soc. Reg. S. concerning an Experiment, whereby ist has been attempted to shew the falsity of the common Opinion, in relation to the force of Bodies im Motion, in: Phil. Trans. Nr. 371, April and May 1722, pp. 57-68, oder Desaguliers, John Theophilus, An Account of some Experiments made to prove, that the Force of Moving Bodies is proportionable to their Velocities: (or rather that the Momentum of Moving Bodies is to be found by multiplying the Masses into the Velocities) In Answer to such who have sometime ago affirm'd, that that Force is proportionable to the Square of the Velocity, and to those who still defend the same Opinion. By the Reverend John Theophilus Desaguliers, LL. D. F. R. S.: Phil. Trans. Nr. 375, January and February 1723, London 1724, pp. 269-279.

[6] [Fontenelle, Bernard le Bovier de], Sur la force des corps en mouvement, in: Hist. Paris 1721 (1723), pp. 82.

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-Ego Filium tuum, Vir celeberrime, illustrissimo Domino Legato de meliori nota commendaveram, monueramque statim esse offerendum salarium, quod ipsum deceat. Quamobrem laeto nuncio accepi, ipsi oblatum fuisse salarium mille Rubelorum. Atat! significavit mihi heri illustr. Dn. Legatus Russorum Monarcham ex hac vita ad meliorem migrasse. Quamobrem cum nemo jam sit, qui negotium Academicum urgeat; facile vides, expectandum esse donec appareat, quae successori mens sit futura. Nuper mihi quoque significatum fuit, Hermannum acceptasse conditionem oblatam. Quodsi jam a Rege Borussiae dimissionem impetravit, vicem ipsius doleo: neque enim video, ubinam spartam, quam ornet, sit obtenturus. Bülffingerus quoque jam dimissionem quaesivit et impetravit: sed cum Patronis utatur, quae Principis gratia fruuntur, spero futurum, ut denuo recipiatur, neque enim credo ipsi jam successorem esse datum. Ex Commentariis Academiae Regiae Scientiarum et Transactionibus Anglicanis intellexi,<ref>[Text folgt]</ref> cum Anglos,<ref>Desaguliers, John Theofphilus, ''An Account of some Experiments made to prove, that the Force of Moving Bodies is proportionable to their Velocities: (or rather that the Momentum of Moving Bodies is to be found by multiplying the Masses into the Velocities) In Answer to such who have sometime ago affirm'd, that that Force is proportionable to the Square of the Velocity, and to those who still defend the same Opinion. By the Reverend John Theophilus Desaguliers, LL. D. F. R. S.'': Phil. Trans. Nr. 375, For the Months of January and February. 1723, London 1724, pp. 269-279</ref> tum Gallos<ref>(Fontenelle?), ''Sur la force des corps en mouvement'': Mem. Paris 1721 (1723), pp. 81-85</ref> insurgere contra mensuram virium Leibnitianam: quod mirum videri non poterat, quoniam ipsi per vim aliud quidpi[[File:file_icon.gif|link=http://www.ub.unibas.ch/digi/bez/bernoullibriefe/jpg/bernoulli-jpg/BAU_5_000057850_001v.jpg]]am intelligunt quam Leibnitius. Scribit Fontenellius, me autoritate Leibnitii seductum errori ejus subscripsisse;<ref>(Fontenelle?), ''Sur la force des corps en mouvement'': Mem. Paris 1721 (1723), p. 82</ref> sed ego principia dynamica dudum perfecta analysi comprehendi, resolvendo demonstrationes in veri nominis axiomata, propositiones scilicet identicas, aut minimum ipsis aequipollentes qualis v. gr. est ista, eadem vis eodem tempore eundem producit effectum. Vale.
+Ego Filium tuum,<ref>Gemeint ist hier Daniel Bernoulli.</ref> Vir celeberrime, illustrissimo Domino Legato de meliori nota commendaveram, monueramque statim esse offerendum salarium, quod ipsum deceat. Quamobrem laeto nuncio accepi, ipsi oblatum fuisse salarium mille Rubelorum. Atat! significavit mihi heri illustr. Dn. Legatus Russorum<ref>Alexander Golovkin.</ref> Monarcham ex hac vita ad meliorem migrasse.<ref>Peter d. Gr. war am 8. Februar 1725 verstorben.</ref> Quamobrem cum nemo jam sit, qui negotium Academicum urgeat; facile vides, expectandum esse donec appareat, quae successori mens sit futura. Nuper mihi quoque significatum fuit, Hermannum acceptasse conditionem oblatam. Quodsi jam a Rege Borussiae<ref>Friedrich Wilhelm I., König von Preussen.</ref> dimissionem impetravit, vicem ipsius doleo: neque enim video, ubinam spartam, quam ornet, sit obtenturus. Bülffingerus quoque jam dimissionem quaesivit et impetravit: sed cum Patronis utatur, quae Principis gratia fruuntur, spero futurum, ut denuo recipiatur, neque enim credo ipsi jam successorem esse datum. Ex Commentariis Academiae Regiae Scientiarum et Transactionibus Anglicanis intellexi, cum Anglos, tum Gallos insurgere contra mensuram virium Leibnitianam:<ref>Siehe z.B. Pemberton, Henry, ''A Letter to Dr. Mead, Coll. Med. Lond. et Soc. Reg. S. concerning an Experiment, whereby ist has been attempted to shew the falsity of the common Opinion, in relation to the force of Bodies im Motion'', in: Phil. Trans. Nr. 371, April and May 1722, pp. 57-68, oder Desaguliers, John Theophilus, ''An Account of some Experiments made to prove, that the Force of Moving Bodies is proportionable to their Velocities: (or rather that the Momentum of Moving Bodies is to be found by multiplying the Masses into the Velocities) In Answer to such who have sometime ago affirm'd, that that Force is proportionable to the Square of the Velocity, and to those who still defend the same Opinion. By the Reverend John Theophilus Desaguliers, LL. D. F. R. S.'': Phil. Trans. Nr. 375, January and February 1723, London 1724, pp. 269-279.</ref> quod mirum videri non poterat, quoniam ipsi per vim aliud quidpi[[File:file_icon.gif|link=http://www.ub.unibas.ch/digi/bez/bernoullibriefe/jpg/bernoulli-jpg/BAU_5_000057850_001v.jpg]]am intelligunt quam Leibnitius. Scribit Fontenellius, me autoritate Leibnitii seductum errori ejus subscripsisse;<ref>[Fontenelle, Bernard le Bovier de], ''Sur la force des corps en mouvement'', in: Hist. Paris 1721 (1723), pp. 82.</ref> sed ego principia dynamica dudum perfecta analysi comprehendi, resolvendo demonstrationes in veri nominis axiomata, propositiones scilicet identicas, aut minimum ipsis aequipollentes qualis v. gr. est ista, eadem vis eodem tempore eundem producit effectum. Vale.
 Dabam Marpurgi d. 26 Febr. 1725.

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