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2 a-, and in this straight line take two points Project the triangle A l B1 Cl from Sl and the triangle A 2 B2 C2 from ,. The points A l A 2 0, S29 S lie in the same plane; therefore A l and S2 A 2 meet one another (in A suppose) similarly S1 B 1 and S2 B2 (in B suppose) and S-^C^ and S2 C2 (in C suppose). lines , , , . , , ; <S\ * The planes a and a are to be regarded as distinct from each other. CENTRAL PROJECTION; FIGURES IN PERSPECTIVE. 8 [17 triangle ABC is in perspective both with A^Bf^ and with A^B2 C2 The straight lines BC, Bf^, B2 C2 intersect in pairs and therefore meet in one and the same point A*.