Gravesande, Willem Jacob 's
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An essay on perspective
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dows, hath no Regard to thoſe mentioned here:
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perſpective Plane be perpendicular, inclined, or
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two Points that are uſed may always be found.</
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Problem takes in the Shadows of a ſmall
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as well as thoſe of the Sun; </
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Light whoſe Shadows are ſought.</
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Perſpective.</
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the Geometrical Plane.</
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G the Points denoted with the ſame Letters in
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ſo that it may turn about the ſame in ſuch man.</
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