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. Comparatively few of the plane sextic curves are known. None of the papers written about them gives a complete treatment or a classification of these curves. The sextics appear more or less isolated in the different treatises. Apparently the methods employed produce only a very limited number of sextics. The projective method of deriving higher plane curves described by Dr. H. P. Pett i t in his Projective description of some higher plane curves allows a more systematical study of sextics and especially a direct construction point by point. I t is the purpose of this paper to give a projective description of some of the sextics that can be derived by this method, if conies are the base curves. The number of types of these curves which could be generated by this method is here limited to 354 by giving the triangle of reference special positions with respect to the base conies.

Projective description of some plane sextic curves derived from conics as base curves