Gravesande, Willem Jacob 's - An essay on perspective

Gravesande, Willem Jacob 's, An essay on perspective

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[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.

[41.] Demonstration.

[42.] Remarks.

[43.] Method V.

[44.] Operation, Without Compaſſes.

[45.] Demonstration.

[46.] Remark.

[47.] Corollary.

[48.] Method VI.

[49.] Operation.

[50.] Demonstration.

[51.] Remarks.

[52.] Corollary.

[53.] Problem II.

[54.] Remark.

[55.] Problem III.

[56.] Method. II.

[57.] Problem IV.

[58.] Example I.

[59.] Example II.

[60.] Remarks.

8 Merit is undoubtedly excel-
lent, as evidently appears from
your own Works.

I ſhall likewiſe be particu-
lar with regard to the Manner
of the Offering; being per-
ſuaded that Flattery, or even
due Praiſe, which are the com-
mon Topicks handled in De-
dications, muſt needs be offen-
ſive to an Ingenious Perſon;
and ſo I ſhall be ſilent on theſe
Heads; and only crave your
Acceptance and Protection of
what is here offer’d by

Your Humble Servant,

E. Stone.

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