Gravesande, Willem Jacob 's
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An essay on perspective
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firſt found ; </
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the Repreſentation of the Vertex touching the
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Repreſentation of the Baſe, the Repreſentation
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of the Cone will be had.</
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obliged to find the Perſpective of all the Baſe;
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of the Baſe is viſible, and ſo only find the Re-
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a Cone.</
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in the Geometrical Plane, and A the Center
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Line in G; </
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P D equal to the Height of the Cone; </
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and from the ſaid Point A, draw a Line to the
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Station Point S: </
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R, as a Center, with the Radius R A, deſcribe
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