How to define axiom of a line as two points in Coq

Question

I am trying to find an example axiom in Coq of something like the line axiom in geometry: If given two points, there exist a line between those two points. I would like to see how this could be defined in Coq. Inherently choosing this simple line axiom to see how something very primitive is defined, because I'm having a hard time defining it outside natural language.

Specifically, I have seen these two axioms and would like to know how in Coq to define both:

1. Any two distinct points always determine a line
2. Any two distinct points of a line determine this line uniquely

It almost seems like you can merge them into one definition, so I would like to see syntactically and semantically how to write this in Coq.

I don't know how to write Coq really, just looking to see how they do it. But if I were to try it seems like this:

Axiom line : forall ptA ptB : Point, line ptA ptB.

But that needs a Line and a Point object.

Axiom line : forall ptA ptB, line ptA ptB.
Definition Line ptA ptB -> (* (...) No idea. *)
Definition Point ...

Answer

Here is a possibility. The exists! connective means unique existence.

Axiom point : Type.
Axiom line : Type.
Axiom lies_in : point -> line -> Prop.
Axiom ax : forall (p1 p2 : point),
    p1 <> p2 -> exists! l : line, lies_in p1 l /\ lies_in p2 l.