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Goethe's Theory of Colours: Translated from the German
We therefore turn our attention forthwith to the dioptrical class, in order at once to
give the reader the full impression of the physical colours, and to exhibit their
characteristics the more strikingly. IX. DIOPTRICAL COLOURS. 143. Colours are
...
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Charles Lock Eastlake,
1840
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Goethe's Theory of colours, tr. with notes by C.L. Eastlake
We therefore turn our attention forthwith to the dioptrical class, in order at once to
give the reader the full impression of the physical colours, and to exhibit their
characteristics the more strikingly. IX. DIOPTRICAL COLOURS. 143. COLOURS
are ...
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe,
1840
3
Delphi Works of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (Illustrated):
143 COLOURS are called dioptrical whenacolourless medium is necessary to
produce them; the medium must be such that light and darkness can act through
it either on the eye or on opposite surfaces. It is thus required that the medium ...
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe,
2013
We therefore turn our attention forthwith to the dioptrical class, in order at once to
give the reader the full impression of the physical colours, and to exhibit their
characteristics the more strikingly. IX. DIOPTRICAL COLOURS. 143. Colours are
...
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe,
2012
5
The London encyclopaedia: or Universal dictionary of ...
... seems to have avoided the imperfections to which the instruments formerly
constructed upon me same principle were liable, and to have combined several
advantages which are not possessed by the best dioptrical microscopes now in
use.
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The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal
He has also endeavoured to shew, by a mathematical calculation, that such a
high degree of magnifying power cannot be attained in a dioptrical instrument.
The following, according to Amici, are the advantages of his microscope. 1.
Sir David Brewster, Royal Society of Edinburgh, Robert Jameson,
1820
7
The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature
Here we meet with a variety of nice dioptrical observations, and the method of
forming lens's, which, in certain circumstances, will produce the least aberration,
or deviation of the rays of light from the true point ; also the method of computing
...
Tobias George Smollett,
1762
8
Edinburgh Philosophical Journal
He has also endeavoured to shew, by a mathematical calculation, that such a
high degree of magnifying power cannot be attained in a dioptrical instrument.
The following, according to Amici, are the advantages of his microscope. 1.
9
Lenses and Waves: Christiaan Huygens and the Mathematical ...
Besides all the objections that can be raised against Molyneux' theory from a
mathematical point of view we should bear in mind that Dioptrica Nova was the
first published dioptrical account of telescopes, since Dioptrice. It was up-to-date
with ...
Fokko Jan Dijksterhuis,
2006
10
The Edinburgh philosophical journal
He has also endeavoured to shew, by a mathematical calculation, that such a
high degree of magnifying power cannot be attained in a dioptrical instrument.
The following, according to Amici, are the advantages of his microscope. 1.