Gravesande, Willem Jacob 's, An essay on perspective

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[11.] Corollary I.
[12.] Corollary II.
[13.] Corollary III.
[14.] Theorem II.
[15.] Corollary I.
[16.] Corollary II.
[17.] Theorem III.
[18.] Theorem IV.
[19.] Corollary I.
[20.] Corollary II.
[21.] Corollary III.
[22.] Corollary IV.
[23.] Theorem V.
[24.] Theorem VI.
[25.] Corollary.
[26.] CHAP. III.
[27.] Problem I.
[28.] Operation.
[29.] Demonstration.
[30.] Remarks.
[31.] Method II.
[32.] Operation.
[33.] Demonstration.
[34.] Remarks.
[35.] Method III.
[36.] Operation.
[37.] Demonstration.
[38.] Remark.
[39.] Method. IV.
[40.] Operation, Without Compaſſes.
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AN
ESSAY
ON
PERSPECTIVE.
CHAP. I.
Definitions.
1. PERSPECTIVE teaches us
the Manner of Delineating by
Mathematical Rules;
that is, it
ſhews us how to draw geometri-
cally upon a Plane, the Repre-
ſentations of Objects according
to their Dimenſions and different Situations;
in
ſuch manner, that the ſaid Repreſentations pro-
duce the ſame Effects upon our Eyes, as the Ob-
jects whereof they are the Pictures.

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