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point at that end, the rest<lb/> | point at that end, the rest<lb/> | ||
of the twig | of the twig is moved round<lb/> | ||
till it comes back into <del>the</del><lb/> | till it comes back into <del>the</del><lb/> | ||
a position exactly the same<lb/> | a position exactly the same<lb/> |
1824 May 5
Posology — Rudiments
1
The contrivance in
Euclids first proposition.
— namely a Problem — how to construct
an equilateral triangle
mode of designating and
exhibiting it.
2
Here it follows expressed
in the asi
and inferential or
method.
3
Take any portion of
matter exhibiting a rectilinear figure
for instance a small
twig of a tree
the straitest you can
find: consider it as if it were
perfectly strait.
4
Describe two circles with
it.
5
Circle the first is described
by keeping the twig fixt
at one of the its ends as
points: which with the
exception of the
point at that end, the rest
of the twig is moved round
till it comes back into the
a position exactly the same
as that which it occupied
before it began to move.
6
If the twig has any
coloring matter on
that part of its surface
which touches the ground
and this matter is sufficiently
copious and
adheres to leave a
mark over the whole of
the surface to which it
has applied itself, the
sort of figure
called a circle will
be the result
7
The line by which the
figure is bounded at all
points over which the moving
end of the twig has passed is the circumferential line: — in one word, the circumference.
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