Opticks: Or, A Treatise Of The Reflexions, Refractions, Inflexions and Colours Of Light, fol. 125
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The machine reads it as
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- MN oF a bluc Colour, runnins trom one end of the:
- bale tothe other, with the concare side torrards him,
- und the part oF the base IMNC berond this Bour vill.
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- lide ot it. This blue Colour NIN beins made by no-
- thins elle than by refexion of a specular luperticies,
- Peems (o odd a Phaenomenon, and lounaccountable For
- by the rulsar Hypothelis oF Philolophers, that L’could
- not but think ic deserred to betaken notice of. Nou
- For understanding the reason oF it, suppole the plane
- ABC. to cut the plane sides and base ot the Prilin per-
- Dendicularir. From the Lye tothe line BC, Wrherein that
- Plane cutsthe base, drar the lines Sp and SF, in the
- Ansles SpC 50 degr. and Stc 49 degr. 20, and the
- Doint p ill be che limit bexond ertrich nonc ofthe most.
- retransible rars can passthroueh the base of thePrilm,
- and be retracted, irtiose incidence is Cuch that ther may
- Berehlected tothe Fire; and the point t will bethe like
- limit For the least retransible rays, that is, berond
- Wrhich none of them can pals throueh the base, irhole
- incidence is uch that br refexion they may come tothe
- LyC. And the pointr taken in the middle war betreen
- Pand F, Wrill be the like limit for the meanly retransible
- raYS. And theretore aII the retransible rars irhich FaII
- uxon the base berond t, that is, betireen t and B, and.
- cin come trom thence to the Lye Wiil De resected thi-
- ther: Buc on this side F, that i5, betreen. F and C, many
- Ot thele rars wil be transmitted throush the bale.
- And all. the most refransible rays wrhich FalI upon the.
- bale beyond ps that is, betireen p and B, and can by
- reflexion come tromthence tothe lye, will De retlected.
- Thither,
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Opticks: Or, A Treatise Of The Reflexions, Refractions, Inflexions and Colours Of Light, fol. 125. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1677894601:0145?run=74