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1 III,  3|        points where they form an angle will always lie on a circle.~
2 III,  3|         the point B and forms an angle. Let the lines AG, AZ, AD
3 III,  5| hemisphere to H over the greater angle, the lines from K will fall
4 III,  5|         cone is over the greater angle (for it subtends the greater
5 III,  5|          it subtends the greater angle of the triangle KMH). Therefore
6 III,  5|     triangles HIP, KPI about the angle I are homologous. Therefore,
7 III,  5|         ratio, and will make the angle KMH equal, in every plane.
8 III,  5|        every plane. Further, the angle which HM and MI make with