Gravesande, Willem Jacob 's
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An essay on perspective
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to the Length of the ſaid Perpendiculars: </
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cauſe the Triangles T C D and T H G, are
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diculars of the ſame Length. </
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of one of the given Lines.</
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the accidental Point T of the Lines perpendicu-
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lar to the Geometrical Plane; </
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T, raiſe the Perpendicular T G, which make e-
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ſpective Plane; </
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G F, ſo that the Angle T L G, or T F G, be e-
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Point ſought, if the given Lines incline to-
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wards b; </
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metrical Plane, G L or G F, will be parallel </
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