Man, vessel 1: To catch men, we start out with two Christ (1480) circles, each one representing "a man." Then construct six equally spaced Christ circles around the circumference of each "man." These eleven circles form sixteen vesicas. Six vesicas are tangent to the center, and two vesicas are tangent to the circumference of each flesh colored circle. The length of each vesica is a radius.

Man, vessel 2: The object of this diagram is to construct vesicas that are tangent all around the circumference of each flesh colored Christ circle. The eleven circles from diagram 1 intersect each other at the eight red points shown above. Draw eight red Christ circles around these center points. Each flesh colored circle now has vesicas all around it's circumference. Four other circles were added to form four upright vesicas used in the next diagram.

Vessels: Fish and Man < Vesicas > Men: vessels 3 and 4