A Cone cut parallel to its Axis
John Lodge Cowley · 1719-1797
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Why is this public domain? John Lodge Cowley died in 1797; this work is in the public domain.
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An engraved geometric plate labeled Plate XLII and Book 7 shows a cone cut parallel to its axis, with points A through I marking the cross-section outline and the resulting curved and straight sections. The lower figure shows a shaded section of the cone with hatched lines distinguishing the two regions. This is a print by John Lodge Cowley, dated 1765.
