Gravesande, Willem Jacob 's
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An essay on perspective
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right, is alſo perpendicular to the Geometrical
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II.</
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III.</
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Diſtance of the Eyes from this Plane, is to their
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Diſtance from the Perſpective Plane, ſo is the
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the three firſt Terms of this Proportion are
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the ſame for each of the Eyes, which are
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