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Page 1: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 1

Seminar demonstration files

Animated graphics

Denis Girou

June 2002

With Acroread, CTRL-L switchbetween full screen and window mode

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

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Demonstration of animated graphics 2

1 – Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

2 – Communication ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

3 – Commutative diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

4 – Results of the year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

5 – Clock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

6 – Clock with split-second hand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

7 – Random walk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

8 – Text shown through a lens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

9 – Text progressively shown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

10 – Text progressively vanished . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

12 – External files inclusion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

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Demonstration of animated graphics 3

1 – Introduction

☞ A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless, this

feature is not very sophisticated, as we will not have real control on these animationsa.

☞ It require only to use the standard mechanism of Seminar for overlays (which in fact is based on the

PSTricks one)b.

☞ But take care that, if this underlying mechanism is well adapted for this kind of simple animations, it is

not at all optimized. This is not a problem for the paper version, as overlays are inhibited in this case,

and as we can also keep easily only one step, but it can generate huge files for the screen versions, as

all the material of the slide is included in each overlay, just putting it outside the visible region when this

is not the required overlayc.aVTEX supported the animated GIF format, (see the file animgif.pdf in CTAN:systems/vtex/common/vtex-doc.zip) in it version

7, but announce new (proprietary) support of animated graphics in it version 8.bWe have modified it slightly to increase the default limit to 10 overlays, which was obviously not enough for animations.cFor technical explanations, see the pages 243–244 in Timothy VAN ZANDT and Denis GIROU,

Inside PSTricks, TUGboat, Volume 15, Number 3, September 1994, pages 239–246, available on

http://www.tug.org/TUGboat/Articles/tb15-3/tb44tvz.ps

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☞ As usual, don’t forget to think to the paper version. As it will be only the result of all the overlays

superimposed, it could be just what we want, if the final graphic is only the sum of all the previous

states. But in some other cases, we must keep only one state (so one overlay) for the paper version,

introducing a simple test. Look at the various examples demonstrated here.

☞ To stop the animation mode inside a document, just force a long time as duration of each page

(it seem that we cannot put a too huge value, but 500 seconds seems accepted):

1 \hypersetup{pdfpageduration=500}

☞ With Acroread, it require first a configuration change of the reader to view such animations:

➳ in the Preferences option of the File menu, first choose the Full Screen panel,

➳ in it, active the first entry Advance every N seconds (which is inactivated by default). Put a high

value (in the Linux version, this is convenient to put 1000 seconds, but on the Windows version we

can’t put more than 59 seconds).

➳ then validate this change with the OK button.

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☞ To simulate the inclusion of files of the animated GIF format, we can include external files

(nevertheless, this will not offer any control on these animations, as in the previous examples). And we

must be really careful here, because this is very easy to gerenate huge files:

➳ with the same basic technique, we can include external files, as the ones resulting of the

disassembling of animated GIFa ones, or probably MNGb ones

1 \begin{slide}2 \begin{figure}[htbp]3 \centering4 \multido{\iImage=1+1}{20}{%5 \overlay{\iImage}%6 \ifnum\iImage<107 \makebox[0mm]{\includegraphics[width=15truecm]8 {Images/wcome0\iImage}}9 \else

10 \makebox[0mm]{\includegraphics[width=15truecm]11 {Images/wcome\iImage}}12 \fi}13 \caption{External files inclusion}14 \end{figure}15 \end{slide}

aIn my example, I use the gifsicle tool (see http://www.lcdf.org/˜eddietwo/gifsicle) with the

--explode option, convert each resulting GIF file to a JPEG one, then to a compressed encapsulated PostScript one.bSee http://www.libpng.org/pub/png/png-sitemap.html#animation

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➳ nevertheless, this way would provide a non acceptable huge overhead in the size of the output file if

the converter or compiler used is not able to load only one time each file, but load all of them for

each overlay (which is to say in my example 20× 20× 8 KB = 3.2 MB rather than 20× 8 KB

= 160 KB!)

➳ if the compiler or converter used can include only one copy of each file, the CPU time could

nevertheless be significant (for instance, the following example alone require 45 sec. with the VTEX

compiler and a recent processor –but it will produce a file of only 400 KB, including the

backgrounds, etc.)

➳ so, if the compiler or converter used does not allow to manage overlays for such tasks, we must use

a simple loop on the slide environments, putting each image on it own slide. Nevertheless, this

cause various annex problems with counters, etc., which must be solved conveniently

1 \multido{\iImage=1+1}{20}{%2 \begin{slide}3 \ifnum\multidocount>14 % Only one time in the list of slides!5 \renewcommand{\slideheading}[1]{\makeslideheading{#1}}%6 \fi7 \slideheading{External files inclusion}%

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8 \vspace{1cm}9 \begin{figure}[htbp]

10 \centering11 \ifnum\iImage<1012 \includegraphics[width=15truecm]{Images/wcome0\iImage}13 \else14 \includegraphics[width=15truecm]{Images/wcome\iImage}15 \fi16 \caption{External files inclusion}17 \end{figure}18 \end{slide}19 \addtocounter{figure}{-1}%20 \addtocounter{slide}{-1}}21

22 % If other slides followed...23 \addtocounter{figure}{1}24 \addtocounter{slide}{1}

☞ Now, if you switch to Full Screen mode now then go to the next page, the visualization of the next

slides will be automatic...

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End of animation

2 – Communication ring

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2 – Communication ring

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2 – Communication ring

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Demonstration of animated graphics 8

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2 – Communication ring

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Demonstration of animated graphics 8

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2 – Communication ring

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Demonstration of animated graphics 8

End of animation

2 – Communication ring

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Demonstration of animated graphics 9

End of animation

3 – Commutative diagram

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Demonstration of animated graphics 9

End of animation

3 – Commutative diagram

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Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

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Demonstration of animated graphics 9

End of animation

3 – Commutative diagram

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Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

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Demonstration of animated graphics 9

End of animation

3 – Commutative diagram

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Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

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Demonstration of animated graphics 9

End of animation

3 – Commutative diagram

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Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 21: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 9

End of animation

3 – Commutative diagram

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Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

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Demonstration of animated graphics 9

End of animation

3 – Commutative diagram

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Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

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Demonstration of animated graphics 9

End of animation

3 – Commutative diagram

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Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

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Demonstration of animated graphics 9

End of animation

3 – Commutative diagram

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Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 25: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 9

End of animation

3 – Commutative diagram

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Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

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Demonstration of animated graphics 9

End of animation

3 – Commutative diagram

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Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 27: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 9

End of animation

3 – Commutative diagram

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Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 28: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 9

End of animation

3 – Commutative diagram

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Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

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Demonstration of animated graphics 9

End of animation

3 – Commutative diagram

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End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

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4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723

723723

723723

723723

723723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

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4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723

723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

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4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723

723723

723723

723723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

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4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723

723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 35: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 10

End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723

723723

723723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 36: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 10

End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723

723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 37: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 10

End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723

723723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 38: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 10

End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723

723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 39: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 10

End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 40: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 10

End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819

819819

819819

819819

819819

+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 41: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 10

End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819

819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %

+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 42: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 10

End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819

819819

819819

819819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 43: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 10

End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819

819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 44: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 10

End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819

819819

819819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 45: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 10

End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819

819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 46: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 10

End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819

819819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 47: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 10

End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819

819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 48: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 10

End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 49: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 10

End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter687

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687

– 16.1 %

– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 50: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 10

End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687

687

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 – 16.1 %

– 16.1 %

– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 51: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 10

End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687

687

687 687 687 687 687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %

– 16.1 %

– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 52: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 10

End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687

687

687 687 687 687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

– 16.1 %

– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 53: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 10

End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687

687

687 687 687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

– 16.1 %

– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 54: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 10

End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687

687

687 687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

– 16.1 %

– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 55: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 10

End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687

687

687 687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

– 16.1 %

– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 56: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 10

End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687

687

687 – 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

– 16.1 %

– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

Seminar demonstration files – Animated graphics Version 1.0 – June 2002Denis Girou

Page 57: Demonstration of animated graphicsDemonstration of animated graphics 3 1 – Introduction A kind of simple animated graphics can be easily obtained (at least with Acroread). Nevertheless,

Demonstration of animated graphics 10

End of animation

4 – Results of the year

Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

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687

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Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687

687

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894

894

894

894

894

894

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Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

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687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687

687

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894

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Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687

687

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894

894

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894

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894

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894

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Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687

687

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894

894

894

894

894

894

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894

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+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

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Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687

687

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– 16.1 %

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894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

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+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

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1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687

687

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– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

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+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

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1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687

687

– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

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1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687

687

– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

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Table 1: Results of the year

1st Quarter

723723

723723

723723

723723

723

2nd Quarter

819819

819819

819819

819819

819

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %+ 13 %

+ 13 %

3rd Quarter

687 687 687 687 687 687 687 687

687

– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %– 16.1 %

– 16.1 %

4th Quarter

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

894

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

+ 30.1 %

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L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

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L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

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L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

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L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

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L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

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L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

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L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

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L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

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L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

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L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

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L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

Et du jour en feu.

Des humains suffrages

Des communs elans

La tu te degages

Et voles selon.

Puisque de vous seules,

Braises de satin,

Le devoir s’exhale

Sans qu’on dise : enfin.

La pas d’esperance,

Nul orietur.

Science avec patience,

Le supplice est sur.

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Arthur Rimbaud

L’Eternite

Elle est retrouvee.

Quoi ? — L’Eternite.

C’est la mer allee

Avec le soleil.

Ame sentinelle

Murmurons l’aveu

De la nuit si nulle

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

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31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

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31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

//

23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

//

23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

//

23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

//

23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

//

23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

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31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

//

23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

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31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

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31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

�P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

//

23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

�P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

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31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

�P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

�P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

�P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

�P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

//

23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

�P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

//

23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

�P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

//

23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

�P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

�P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

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31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

�P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

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31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

�P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

�P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

�P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

//

23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

�P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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11 – Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides

1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

//

23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

�P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

≡≡

31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

O

2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

//

23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

�P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

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31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

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2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

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3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

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5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

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18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

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27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

�P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

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31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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1: Definition of the center O of the polygon

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2: Definition of the point P 1 at 5 units from O

� P1

3: Circle of center O with the point P 1 on it4: Definition of the point PP 1, symmetric to the point P 1

�PP1

5: Definition of the point B, with P 1-O-B a right angle

B

6: Definition of the point J, as 0.25 of O-B

J

7: Line between the points J and P 18: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and P 1, which define the point PE19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points J, O, and PE1, which define the point PE210: Definition of the point E, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PE2

E

11: Definition of the point F, as intersection of the two lines O-P 1 and J-PF1, with PF1 defined by J and E

F

12: Definition of the point MFP1, as middle of the line F-P 1

MFP1

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13: Circle of center MFP1 with point P 1 on it14: Definition of the point K, as intersection of the line O-B and the circle of center MFP1 and radius P 1

K

15: Circle of center E with point K on it16: Definition of the points N 4 and N 6, as intersection of the line P 1-E and the circle of center E radius K

N4 N6

17: Definition of the points P 6 and P 13, as intersection of the line N 6-PP 6 and the original circle

P6

P13

∧∧

18: Definition of the points P 4 and P 15, as intersection of the line N 4-PP 4 and the original circle

P4

P15

∪∪

19: Bissectrisse of the angle defined by the points P 4, O, and P 6, which define the point P 5

P5

20: Definition of the point P 14 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 5

P14

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21: Definition of the point P 3 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P3

22: Definition of the point P 16 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 3

P16

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23: Definition of the point P 2 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P2

24: Definition of the point P 17 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 2

P17

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25: Definition of the point P 7 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P7

26: Definition of the point P 12 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 7

P12

◦◦

27: Definition of the point P 8 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

P8

28: Definition of the point P 11 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 8

P11

××

29: Definition of the point P 9 on the original circle, by intersection of two circles

�P9

30: Definition of the point P 10 on the original circle, by orthogonal symmetry with the point P 9

P10

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31: Side number 1 of the polygon32: Side number 2 of the polygon33: Side number 3 of the polygon34: Side number 4 of the polygon35: Side number 5 of the polygon36: Side number 6 of the polygon37: Side number 7 of the polygon38: Side number 8 of the polygon39: Side number 9 of the polygon40: Side number 10 of the polygon41: Side number 11 of the polygon42: Side number 12 of the polygon43: Side number 13 of the polygon44: Side number 14 of the polygon45: Side number 15 of the polygon46: Side number 16 of the polygon47: Side number 17 of the polygon

Figure 6: Building of a regular polygon of seventeen sides, according to the method introduced by CarlFriedrich GAUSS.This code is from Dominique RODRIGUEZ, part of the examples of his ‘pst-eucl’ PSTricks packagefor Euclidian geometry.

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