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Dictionarium polygraphicum, or, The whole body of arts regularly digested ..: illustrated with fifty-six copper plates . muft appearfull and white, fliadowed on one fide. 2. The veins of,the back of the hand or knuckles are madewith two or three hair ftrokes, with a fine touch of the pen. 3. The paps of a man are fhewn by two or three flrokes givenunderneath ; in a woman, by an orbicular Ihade, fomewhatdeep ; the ribs retain no Shadow, except the figure be repre-fented lean. 4. The belly is made imminent by Shadowing underneath thetrieafir-bone and the flank : The brawn ot the thigh is fhadowe
Dictionarium polygraphicum, or, The whole body of arts regularly digested ..: illustrated with fifty-six copper plates . muft appearfull and white, fliadowed on one fide. 2. The veins of,the back of the hand or knuckles are madewith two or three hair ftrokes, with a fine touch of the pen. 3. The paps of a man are fhewn by two or three flrokes givenunderneath ; in a woman, by an orbicular Ihade, fomewhatdeep ; the ribs retain no Shadow, except the figure be repre-fented lean. 4. The belly is made imminent by Shadowing underneath thetrieafir-bone and the flank : The brawn ot the thigh is fhadowed by drawing finall hair ftrokes from the hip to the knee, andcrofTed again overthwartly. 5. The knee is to be finely fhadowed underneath the joint;the fhin-bone appears by Shadowing one half of the leg with afmgle Shadow. 6. The ancle-bore appears by Shadowing a little underneath,as in the knees ; and the fmews of it muft feem to take begin- iring from the midft of the foot, and to grow bigger as they ap-proach nearer to the toes. 7. The Shadows of the foot muft take place according as rea- Ibn J Zu^e xvi; J^-^^3.
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