Gravesande, Willem Jacob 's
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An essay on perspective
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E A, is a Part of E a D. </
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the common Section of E A and B A, is a, the
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Interſection of the Appearances of the ſaid two
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ſpective Plane is above the Eye.</
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equal in Length to the propoſed Perpendicular;
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diſtant therefrom (for Example) {1/4} of the Height
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of the Eye; </
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Diſtance from C L to B E, had been aſſumed
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F L muſt have been aſſumed equal to {4/5} Parts of
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manifeſt , in conſidering that D F and E
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