Note 2 — PART VI.
Charles Lock Eastlake translation
"Lux varium vivumque dabit, nullum umbra colorem." De Arte Graphicá.
"Know first that light displays and shade destroys Refulgent nature's variegated dies."—Mason's Translation.
Charles Lock Eastlake translation
"Lux varium vivumque dabit, nullum umbra colorem." De Arte Graphicá.
"Know first that light displays and shade destroys Refulgent nature's variegated dies."—Mason's Translation.