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Julius Caesar’s dimensions of ancient Britain also allow a square
to be developed from a circle, having the same perimeter as the circle’s
circumference. 1464 Caesar described Britain as a triangle with sides 475,
665, 760 miles. Britain’s geography bears no relation to this shape. Ehe
dimensions Caesar obtained are esoteric and the represent sacred
dimensions of a holy isle. The sides have the ratio of 5:7:8 and can be
used to Square the Circle follows:
1. Draw a circle with radius 7 units.
2. Place Caesar’s 5:7:8 triangle on the circle so
the apex of the 7 and 8-sides meet at the centre
of the circle and the 8-side is vertical. Mark
the point on the circle at the apex of the 5 and
7-sides.
3. Flip the triangle over with the 8-side in the
same position. Again mark the the point on the circle at the apex of
the 5 and 7-sides.
4. Draw an 11 unit line through the marked points. This 11 unit line
divides the 8-side into two pieces, one 5.5 units in length and the
other 2.5 units. As 5.5 units is half of 11 units, this 5.5 unit
measurement can be used as a scale to draw each half of the 11 unit
line.
5. The 11 unit line is the base of a square with the same centre as that of
the circle. Complete the square with 3 more sides of 11 units each.
The square’s perimeter is 44 units, which is the same as the circle’s
circumference (2 π . . 7 = 44 units). The error in this method is only
0.04%.
The Star of the Goddess
The 2 x 1 rectangle has another very
interesting property, the star of the Goddess. Herein
is the famous Alchemists’ formula of ‘draw a square,
circle, then a triangle then a circle.’ Starting with a
square (or bisecting the 2 x 1 rectangle in two
squares) proceed as follows:
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