Deinde traicitur oblique ad insequentes longitudinis et circumitionis decusis, item ex ordine progrediens singula puncta praetereundo et circum involvendo conlocatur in singulis decusationibus, et ita pervenit et figitur ad eam lineam recedens a primo in octavum punctum, in qua prima pars est eius fixa.
Thence it is drawn across obliquely to the next intersections of the longitudinal and circular line. In like manner proceeding in due course it passes the successive points and winds round them, being fixed at the several intersections. Thus moving back from the first to the eighth point it reaches and is fixed on the line in which the first part of it was fixed.
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