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  A single Constituent of White Light is capable of no more Dispersion   183 65.   Parallel Beam passing through a Lens   184 66.   Newton's Telescope   186 67.   The Sextant, as now made   187 68.   Newton when young   196 69.   Sir Isaac Newton   200 70.   Another "Principia" Diagram   207 71.   Well-known Model exhibiting the Oblate Spheroidal Form as a Consequence of spinning about a Central Axis   219 72.   Jupiter   221 73.   Diagram of Eye looking at a Light reflected in a Distant Mirror through the Teeth of a revolving Wheel   238 74.   Fizeau's Wheel, showing the appearance of distant Image seen through its Teeth   239 75.   Eclipses of one of Jupiter's Satellites   241 76.   A Transit instrument for the British Astronomical Expedition, 1874   243 77.   Diagram of equatorially mounted Telescope   245 78.   Aberration Diagram   250 79.   Showing the three Conjunction Places in the Orbits of Jupiter and Saturn   259 80.   Lord Rosse's Drawing of the Spiral Nebula in Canes Venatici   269 81.   Saturn   271 82.   Principle of Newtonian Reflector   278 83.   Herschel's 40-foot telescope   283 84.   William Herschel   285 85.   Caroline Herschel   287 public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@28613@[email protected]#Fig_86" class="pginternal"