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[Footnote: Here again the diagrams in the original have no
connection with the text.]
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54.
Of several bodies, all equally large and equally distant, that which
is most brightly illuminated will appear to the eye nearest and
largest. [Footnote: Here again the diagrams in the original have no
connection with the text.]
2
55.
If several luminous bodies are seen from a great distance although
they are really separate they will appear united as one body.
2
56.
If several objects in shadow, standing very close together, are seen
against a bright background they will appear separated by wide
intervals.
2
57.
Of several bodies of equal size and tone, that which is farthest
will appear the lightest and smallest.
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