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The stones of Venice (1851)

Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 · New York: John Wiley · leaf 115

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Plate II. If they are pushed out, they are removed fartherfrom each other by every increase of the central shaft; andothers may then be introduced in the vacant spaces ; giving, onthe plan, a central orb with an ever increasing host of satellites,10, Plate II.; the satellites themselves often… … construction. VIII. THE SHAFT. 97 catecl conditions of 4, Plate II. The combinations are thus alto-gether infinite, even supposing the central shaft to be circularonly; but their infinity is multiplied by many other infinitieswhen the central shaft itself becomes square or crosslet on thesection,…

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