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Title	Practical geometry, or, A new and easy method of treating that art.
Alternative Title	Practical geometry, or, A new and easy method of treating that art : whereby the practice of it is render'd plain and familiar, and the student is directed in the most easy manner thro' the several parts and progressions of it / translated from the French of Monsieur S. Le Clerc...; Pratique de la géometrie sur le papier.
Reference Title	Le Clerc, Sébastien, 1727, Practical geometry.
Creator	Le Clerc, Sébastien, 1637-1714.
Subject	Geometrical drawing -- Early works to 1800.
Publisher	London : Printed for T. Bowles... and J. Bowles.
DateOriginal	1727
Format	JP2
Extent	16 cm.
Identifier	1137
Call Number	QA464.L422 1727
Language	English
Collection	History of Mathematics
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Data contributor	Linda Hall Library, LHL Digital Collections.
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Title	Page 26.
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OCR transcript	2.6 The Principles ♦■#"4Hfr-S ***** •■ ■• •••- h ■•■••• •■** O F ■ Curves or Curvilineal figures A A Circle is a furface or figure perfectly Jrj^ round, defcrib'd upon a center, from which the circumference in all its parts is e- qually diitant. a b c d. A Circumference is the extremity of a circle, or it is the circular line that bounds it. B an Oval is a curvilineal figure defcrib'd upon feveral centers, and divided into two equal parts by all its diameters. C an Ellipfe is alfo a curvilineal figure defcrib'd upon feveral centers in the Shape of an egg, and has but one diameter that divides it into two equal parts. D a Volute or Scroll is a figure-Or furface bounded by a fpiral line. E is a Cylindric furface» F is an irregular curvilineal figure, cempos'd of feveral diSSmilar curve lines.

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