The lost solar system of the ancients discovered (1856)
Wilson, John, writer in astronomy · London Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans, & Roberts · leaf 351
to the angle, and 130 smallerones from the angle to the top. Fig. 66. A. The platform at the top is 30 feet square, so the heightfrom the platform to the apex will be 15 feet, or very nearly, vol. i. z 338 THE LOST SOLAR SYSTEM DISCOVERED. Stated height to platform =184 + 250 = 434 feet. Therefore… … Fig. 66. a. touching the sides of the teocalli dg, eh, inclined 70 degreesat the height fi = 189 feet, will have a base bc = 820feet. The stated height fl to platform =1844 250 = 434 feet. Let us take 5 from 250, and add 5 to 184, then 189 + 245=434 feet Or FI+IL=FL. Thus the whole height F l to…
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