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FIGVRA VIII.

Bleed-through text from the reverse side is visible throughout the image. A technical woodcut illustration of a mechanical pulley and axle system. The central apparatus consists of a horizontal axle supported by two vertical wooden posts. The axle has two cylinders of different diameters: a smaller cylinder labeled 'A' on the left and a larger cylinder labeled 'B' on the right. Two weights, labeled 'C', are suspended by a rope wound around the smaller cylinder 'A'. A separate rope is wound around the larger cylinder 'B'. This rope extends upwards to a pulley labeled 'E', travels horizontally to another pulley labeled 'F', and then descends to support a single weight labeled 'D'. The entire mechanism is set against a background of horizontal lines numbered 1 through 11 on the right margin, likely representing a scale or grid for measuring movement or force. The letters 'G' and 'H' (partially obscured) appear to mark points along the vertical ropes. The ground is depicted with simple hatched lines representing earth or terrain. axle, cylinder, pulley, weights, mechanical advantage, Figura VIII

FIGURE VIII.