lamented
that
he
should
Pagf,
the
published
and
extensively
known
texts
were
derived;
for,
instead
of
arranging
the
painting
(18).
Necessity
primary
sha-
dow
(196.
197).
Effects
on
cast
shadows
by
(470
painting
and
nature
the
Codex
Atlanticus,
Milan
see
334
375
Human
Figure:
No.
from
the
Royal
Library,
writing
is
backwards.
for
placed
between
two
points,
as .
a
no
connection
with
the
rest
of
the
text
first
apply
only
left
indicates
in
no
other
instance,
this
exception
possible
et
de
1'impossible,
empechent
nected
whole,
should be
shall
presently
impart
others,
which
39,
it be-
the
Brit.
Mus.
7.
pocha.
8.
merchatia
name
is
a
very
'Proemid thus
sapessi
allegare
gli
autori
molto
magiore
e
tezza
della
dimostratione
lalza
piv
pre-
claramente
1'ingiegni
dell'
investigati;
3
la
prospectiva
adunque
a
their
names;
as
in
the
pre-
vious
chapter
No.
14,
and
this
is
worthy
of
note
when
pittura.
(IQ.
20).
thing
concer-
The
function
ning
EYE,
ALL
CONCERNED
IN
PAINTING.
Painting
is
functions of
che sia
possti.
35.
2.
sellochioavedere .
chososa
21
Tr.
74]
28.
II
movimeto
sciere
esso
J
9no
vede
cosi
presto
vsciedo
dal
lume
e
luminous. And
the
eye
accompanying
diagram.
i-
mentsofper-
clear
by
the
five
Br.
M.
131
1\
45-
1
1
paragraphs
placed
in
brackets:
lines
19,
1014,
which
is
18.
[chiaro]
si
choplende
chome . . .
obietti
[chotra
parts;
the
text,
a
circumstance
we
frequently
find
c,
(5556).
and
of
the
square
that
is
if it
angle
i sua
per
obietto
tutta
per
tutto
s'incorpora
simile;
ifra
to
represent
three
luminous
bodies
which,
transmit
their
images
through
perforations
in
present
passage
the
diagram
is
only
detta
chosa
with
the
image
al
sole,
Ifra
1'aria
come
fa
1'odore,
e
per
detto
spiraculo
e
apparirano
l8
dentro
many
luminous
c
d
e
be
What
the
eye
afeb.
But
if
you
move
line e
point
87.
eddal.
94.
si.
95.
fondan"o".
piano
.vertical
glass
of
which
the
objects
behind
that
plan
s
minuitive
in
ifinito.
The
object
eye;
as
it
might
be
equally
remote
4
sara
equalmete
distate
ai
linie,
l8
bnde
le
cose,
delle
quali
i
termini
sono
T
9givdi-
eye
has
one
leading
line
(of
vision)
ment
large
objects
But
since
the
eye
sends
of
sight
have
the
eye
will
one,
that
is
nearer,
the
second,
per
isperieza
sara
tato
distate
dalla
6
prima
quato
la
prima
e
mano fara
second;
and
from
the
eye
will
appear
eye;
sime
proportion!
will
be
seen
.
.
'1
lume,
5
el
sito
del
da mat-
THAT
ILLUM-
INATE
OPAQUE
BODIES.
.
[12
9
the
rays
plane
t r.
cagione
del
lor
ropimento,
e
the
pyra-
mids
of
shadow;
as
may
be
dell'ochio;
ma
2
7
perche
tale
superfitie
spechia
[Again,
in
3.
benchelle
balle.
6.
d deriuatiua
il
s
lume
originate.
Tr.
20]
143-
144.
A
body
in
shadow
situated
between
the
light
calls them
ne
s
body
which
length
denned,
and
two
2I
tabili.
OF
OF
THE
SAME
CASTS
IT.
of the
hemi-
sky
opposite
in
which
this
window
is,
be
b
s,
that
is,
one
of
of the
PLACED
in na-
if
a
x
a.
6
Ma
by
itself.
Since,
if
many
deepest
diriuatiua.
3.
chol
. . lumi
"noso".
4.
lonbra
dmuativa
way
as
that
the
luminous
body.
ground
of
varying
brightness.
primary
shadow.
C.
A.
3630;
193-
not
yours
be
open.
And
if
you
touch
the
eye
of
the
other
man
that
you
are