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The Basics Of Circle Divisions The First Division. There are many more approximate constructions not mentioned.Ĭoincidentally these exact methods are likely to be the same methods used by historical artists geometry has not changed in the last 3,000 years. Only the exact divisions and two approximate divisions are presented here. Some discussions will be added in another post for the cases where a specific size and orientation is needed, as for constructing a figure with a specific side dimension. These discussions will also, as a bonus, construct the exact Compass Constructible Polygons: 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10,12, 16, 20 and 24 sides. This document attempts to answer the questions- how are the divisions of the circle accurately and efficiently drawn? Constructions are presented for the common symmetries of pattern 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 16 and 20 fold. It is not possible to discuss the foundations and drawing of Islamic geometric pattern without a good understanding of this basic material. Grids are drawn based on divided circles. Patterns which appear to depend only on a “grid” are also defined by the divided circle. In many cases this is obvious, in some cases less obvious. The divisions of the circle define the fourfold, fivefold, sixfold and higher symmetries and create the pattern by interacting with the layout we create through added radial structures, pattern layout circles. This summary introduces the creation of those divisions of the circle, without which geometric pattern cannot exist.Īll repeating patterns, not only star pattern, depend at their roots on the divided circle. Only very rarely do we see the deepest layer in the final pattern, the divisions of the circle which provide the foundation of it all. We usually do not see the underlying structural layout of the patterns in the finished work. We see the final pattern lines, often as interlaced designs. In contrast, all of the geometric pattern layers are tightly related structures based on progressively deeper geometric foundations. It is related to, but not intimately linked to, the underlying geometry. Historical patterns very often show a layer of complex biomorphic design which enriches the pattern. This website deals with geometric pattern, but currently has a heavy emphasis on Islamic star patterns- tiled simple star polygons and complex rosettes. They could have been drawn with compass and straight edge. They comply, however, with the traditional rules of compass and straight edge geometric construction. The illustrations used here were created with a drafting program. This introduction collects many of the common operations of the division of the circle and polygon construction in one place. Like the 1000 series, the 2000 series are entry-level phones. 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Henslow ( Floral Rambles in Highways and Byways) says with reference to the 'leaves' of the broom: 'It has generally no leaves, the green stems undertaking their duties instead. The leaves are alternate, hairy when young the lower ones shortly stalked, with three small, oblong leaflets, the upper ones, near the tips of the branches, sessile and small, often reduced to a single leaflet. Description-It grows to a height of 3 to 5 feet and produces numerous long, straight, slender bright green branches, tough and very flexible, smooth and prominently angled. Grene in winter and yelowe floures in somer thyche (the which) wrapped with hevy (heavy) smell and bitter sauer (savour). Presence thereof is witnesse that the ground is bareyne and drye that it groweth in. And is a shrub that growyth in a place that is forsaken, stony and untylthed. 'Genesta hath that name of bytterness for it is full of bytter to mannes taste. It had a place in the London Pharmacopceia of 1618 and is included in the British Pharmacopoeia of the present day. It is likewise the Genista figured by the German botanists and pharmacologists of the sixteenth century.īroom was used in ancient Anglo-Saxon medicine and by the Welsh physicians of the early Middle Ages. The medicinal use of the brush-like branches of the Broom, under the name Genista, Genesta, or Genestia, is mentioned in the earliest printed herbals, under Passau, 1485, the Hortus Sanitatis, 1491, the Grete Herball, 1516, and others. The generic name Cytisus is said to be a corruption of the name of a Greek island, Cythnus, where Broom abounded, though it is probable that the Broom known to the ancients, and mentioned by Pliny and by Virgil under the name of Genista, was another species, the Spanish Broom, Spartium junceum, as the Common Broom is in Greece and not found in Southern and Eastern Europe, being chiefly a native of Western, Northern and Central Europe. The local names of Basam, Bisom, Bizzom, Breeam, Browme, Brum and Green Broom have all been given it in reference to the habit of making brooms of it, and the name of the genus, Sarothamnus, to which it was formerly assigned, also points out this use of the plant, being formed from the Greek words signifying 'to sweep' and 'a shrub.' The specific name, Scoparius, also, is derived from the Latin scopa, a besom. Its long, slender, erect and tough branches grow in large, close fascicles, thus rendering it available for broom-making, hence its English name. Though now more generally known as Cytisus scoparius (Linn.), it has also been named Spartium scoparium (Linn.), Sarothamnus scoparius (Koch), and Genista scoparius (Lam.). It is remarkable as the only native medicinal plant used as an official drug that we draw from the important order of the Leguminosae, or pod-bearing tribe. It is sparingly naturalized in sandy soil in North America. Habitat-The densely-growing Broom, a shrub indigenous to England and common in this country, grows wild all over temperate Europe and northern Asia, being found in abundance on sandy pastures and heaths. Substitutes -Synonyms-Spartium scoparium (Linn.). Broom Botanical: Cytisus scoparius (LINN.) |
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