The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci — volume 2
The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci — volume 2
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206, 207. ] and it willcover more of the water in proportion as the reflected image isremote from the eye [10].
[Footnote: In the original sketch, inside the circle in the firstdiagram, is written _Sole_ (sun), and to the right of it _luna_(moon). Thus either of these heavenly bodies may be supposed to fillthat space. Within the lower circle is written _simulacro_ (image). In the two next diagrams at the spot here marked _L_ the word _Luna_is written, and in the last _sole_ is written in the to...p circle at_a_. ] The image of the sun will be more brightly shown in small waves thanin large ones--and this is because the reflections or images of thesun are more numerous in the small waves than in large ones, and themore numerous reflections of its radiance give a larger light thanthe fewer.
Waves which intersect like the scales of a fir cone reflect theimage of the sun with the greatest splendour; and this is the casebecause the images are as many as the ridges of the waves on whichthe sun shines, and the shadows between these waves are small andnot very dark; and the radiance of so many reflections togetherbecomes united in the image which is transmitted to the eye, so thatthese shadows are imperceptible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
206, 207. ] and it willcover more of the water in proportion as the reflected image isremote from the eye [10].
[Footnote: In the original sketch, inside the circle in the firstdiagram, is written _Sole_ (sun), and to the right of it _luna_(moon). Thus either of these heavenly bodies may be supposed to fillthat space. Within the lower circle is written _simulacro_ (image). In the two next diagrams at the spot here marked _L_ the word _Luna_is written, and in the last _sole_ is written in the to...p circle at_a_. ] The image of the sun will be more brightly shown in small waves thanin large ones--and this is because the reflections or images of thesun are more numerous in the small waves than in large ones, and themore numerous reflections of its radiance give a larger light thanthe fewer.
Waves which intersect like the scales of a fir cone reflect theimage of the sun with the greatest splendour; and this is the casebecause the images are as many as the ridges of the waves on whichthe sun shines, and the shadows between these waves are small andnot very dark; and the radiance of so many reflections togetherbecomes united in the image which is transmitted to the eye, so thatthese shadows are imperceptible.
What to read after The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci — volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leonardo, Da Vinci, 1452-1519 to read onlineMoreLess
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