
The Octoedron inscribed in a Tetraedron
John Lodge Cowley · 1719-1797
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An engraved geometric plate labeled Plate VII and Book 2 shows a net-like arrangement of triangles, with one triangle shaded, illustrating an octahedron inscribed in a tetrahedron. The inscription cites Euclid, Book 15, Proposition 2. The print is attributed to John Lodge Cowley and dated 1765.























