Gravesande, Willem Jacob 's, An essay on perspective

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20199on PERSPECTIVE. P S, and making the Point p be the ſame as P.
then join each Diviſion of this Line, to the
correſpondent Diviſion of the Line h i;
and the
Dial ſought, will be drawn:
p being the Foot
of the Style, and p s the Horizontal Line.
Demonstration.
The Baſe Line is h i; p s is the Horizontal
11Fig. 66,
67.
Line;
p the Point of Sight; and E O, or C P,
of Figure 66.
is the Length of the principal
Ray.
Now, ſuppoſe the Plane p s h i, to be ſet per-
pendicularly upon the Horizontal Dial, in ſuch
manner, that the Line h i coincides with H I,
and the Point o with O.
Suppoſe, moreover,
that thro’ the Extremity of the Style, which we
conſider as the Eye, Lines are drawn in the Ho-
rizontal Plane, parallel to the Hour-Lines of
the Dial;
it is evident, that theſe Lines will
meet the Horizontal Line p s, in the Point al-
ready prick’d down;
and conſequently , 2213. Appearances of the Hour-Lines, are the Lines
joining the Diviſions of the Lines h i and p s.
Remark.
If the Line H I happens to meet the Meri-
dian;
the common Method, by the Horizontal
Dial, is eaſier than this.
Prob. II.
123. To draw inclining Dials.
Theſe Dials are drawn in the ſame manner as
Vertical ones;
the following Preparations being
firſt made.

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