Gravesande, Willem Jacob 's
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An essay on perspective
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the Lines themſelves, and T the Accidental Point
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oſ Perpendiculars to the Geometrical Plane.</
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Baſe Line in G, and draw the Line G D, which
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cut in a and b by Lines drawn from A and B to
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terſecting each other in X; </
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Appearance ſought.</
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the Appearance of the inclin’d Line is one Part
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of a F. </
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raiſed at the Point B; </
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ſequently x in the Interſection of this Line and
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the inclin’d Lines, parallel to the Baſe Line,
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and equal to o F in Fig. </
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dicular of the Foot of the inclin’d Line whoſe
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