Worthen, William Ezra, 1819-1897, [from old catalog] ed · New York, Appleton · leaf 21
angle A B C of A B and B 0 ; the angle A B D of A B and 1^ D.The letter at the vertex must always be the central letter. Describe a circle (Fig. 8). Draw the diameter A B. From A and B ascentres, with any opening of the compasses greater than the radius, describetwo arcs cutting each other as at D.… … have equal inclination to each other, and whose lines, if placed one on tjieother, would coincide. By construction, the points 0 and D have, respectively,equal distances from A and B; the line D C can not, therefore, be inclinedmore to one side than to the other, and the angle A 0 D must be equal…
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