27 EACH SIX-POINTED STAR IS SURROUNDED BY A ROSETTE OF SIX HEXAGONS, WHICH, IN THEIR TURN, DISTRIBUTE THEIR LINES TO FORM LARGER HEXAGONS.
28 EACH SIX-POINTED STAR IS SURROUNDED BY A ROSETTE OF SIX HEXAGONS, WHICH ARE SUPPLEMENTED BY PERPENDICULAR LINES, WHICH, BY INTERSECTING OCTAGONS THEMSELVES, ARE THE MEANS OF COMPLETING SMALL HEXAGONS.
29 FROM THE UPPER ANGLES OF THE SQUARES OF DIVISION TRACE STARS SIX-POINTED, ROTATING ALTERNATELY AS SHOWN IN DIAGRAM. THE JUNCTION OF THE LINES OF DIVISION DETERMINE THE POINTS OF THE FIGURE.