10, 11

A diagram labeled '10' consists of three concentric circles with a central point. Latin text is written around the outermost circle.

By power, not by quantity. original: "Virtutem, non Quantitatem." Here, virtus virtue or power refers to the inherent strength or essence of the point rather than its physical size.

In quantity it is nothing, but in power it is greater than any circumference. original: "Quantitate Nullum, Virtute quavis Circumferentia majus."

A diagram labeled '11' consists of four concentric circles with a central point. Latin text is written around the outermost circle, ending in decorative flourishes.

It allows things to be increased and diminished. original: "Augeri dat, et minui."

Yet it neither grows nor is diminished. original: "Nec crescit, nec minuitur."