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| §1. | The Ground Plan of the Gïzeh Group | [9] |
| Plan Ratios connected into Natural Numbers | [13] |
| §2. | The Original Cubit Measure of the Gïzeh Group | [15] |
| §3. | The Exact Measure of the Bases of the Pyramids | [19] |
| §4. | The Slopes, Ratios and Angles of the Three Principal Pyramids of the Gïzeh Group | [20] |
| §5. | The Exact Dimensions of the Pyramids | [23] |
| §6. | Geometrical Peculiarities of the Pyramids | [28] |
| §6A. | The Casing Stones of the Pyramids | [32] |
| §7. | Peculiarities of the Triangles 3, 4, 5 and 20, 21, 29 | [35] |
| §8. | General Observations | [38] |
| §9. | The Pyramids of Egypt the Theodolites of the Egyptian Land Surveyors | [41] |
| §10. | How the Pyramids were made use of | [44] |
| §11. | Description of the ancient Portable Survey Instrument | [51] |
| Table to explain Figure 60 | [64] |
| §12. | Primary Triangles and their Satellites;—or the Ancient System of Right-angled Trigonometry unfolded by a Study of the Plan of the Pyramids of Gïzeh | [64] |
| Table of some "Primary Triangles" and their Satellites | [74] |
| §13. | The Size and Shape of the Pyramids indicated by the Plan | [77] |
| §14. | A Simple Instrument for laying off "Primary Triangles" | [79] |
| §14a. | General Observations | [80] |
| §15. | Primary Triangulation | [82] |
| §16. | The Pentangle or Five-pointed Star the Geometric Symbol of the Great Pyramid | [91] |
| Table showing the comparative Measures of Lines | [96] |
| §17. | The manner in which the Slope Ratios of the Pyramids were arrived at | [104] |