10. From the lower part of the knee to the ancle, two faces.
11. From the ancle to the sole of the foot, half a face.
12. A man with his arms extended, is from his longest finger on each hand, as broad as he is long.
13. From one side of the breast to the other, two faces.
14. The bone of the arm called humerus, i.e., from the shoulder to the elbow joint, is the length of two faces.
15. From the end of the elbow to the joint of the little finger, the bone called cubitus, with a part of the hand, is also two faces.
16. From the box of the shoulder-blade, to the pit between the collar-bones, one face.
17. To be satisfied in measures of breadth. From the extremity of one finger to the other, so that his breadth should be equal to the length, it should be observed, that the bones of the elbows with the humerus, and the humerus with the shoulder-blade, or scapula, bear the proportions of a face when the arms are extended.
18. The sole of the foot is one-sixth part of the length of the entire figure.
19. The hand is the length of a face.