THE XXXVII. CONCLVSION.

To make a twileke triangle, whiche shall haue euery of the

ij. angles that lye about the ground line, double to the

other corner.

Fyrste make a circle, and deuide the circumference of it into

fyue equall partes. And thenne drawe frome one pricke (which you

will) two lines to ij. other prickes, that is to say to the iij.

and iiij. pricke, counting that for the first, wherhence you

drewe both those lines, Then drawe the thyrde lyne to make a

triangle with those other twoo, and you haue doone according to

the conclusion, and haue made a twelike triangle, whose ij.

corners about the grounde line, are eche of theym double to the

other corner.

_Example._

[Illustration]

A.B.C. is the circle, whiche I haue deuided into fiue equal

portions. And from one of the prickes (which is A,) I haue drawen

ij. lines, A.B. and B.C, whiche are drawen to the third and

iiij. prickes. Then draw I the third line C.B, which is the

grounde line, and maketh the triangle, that I would haue, for

the angle C. is double to the angle A, and so is the angle B.

also.

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