| The Face of Forepart of the Body up. | The Face down. | The Face to the right side. | The Face to the left side. |
Of the Tract.
The Line on which the Dances are described, I call the
Tract
.
Which Tract serves for two Ends, the first to direct the Steps and Positions, and the other to represent the Figure of the Dance.
All Steps and Positions may be described upon two Lines, viz.upon a Right Line, and a Diametrical Line; but because the Tract must also be made use of for the Explanation of the Figure of Dances, I shall add to these Lines, the Circular and i>Oblique.
A Right Line, I call that which extends it self in Length, from one end of the Room to the other, as by the Line mark’d K.
