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[Commentary:
The reference on this page is to a lemma proved by Commandino on page 198v of his edition of Mathematicae collectiones (Pappus . ]
pappus. pag. 198.
[Translation: Pappus, page ]
vide digraphum in altera
[Translation: see the diagram on the other ]
[Commentary: The other sheet is Add MS f. .
Sit triangulum ABC. Ducantur perpendiculares BD, DE, quæ sese
intersecant in puncto F. et ab A ad F agatur recta usque ad G.
Dico quod AG linea est perpendicularis lineæ CB.
Quoniam anguli ADF et AEF sunt recta: Quadrilaterum ADFE est
in circulo, qui desribatur. Deinde circa triangulum ABC describatur etiam
circulus et ducatur AG usque ad H in perpheria,
BD, usque ad K, et C ad I. agatur etiam lineæ
HB, HC, CK, KA, AI, IB
[Translation: Let there be a triangle ABC. Draw perpendiculars BD, DE which intersect each other at the point F. And from A to F construct a line as far as G.
I say that the line AG is perpendicular to the line CB.
Because the angles ADF and AEF are right angles, the quadrilateral ADFE is in a circle, which may be drawn. Then around the triangle ABC there is also drawn a circle and AG is drawn as far as H on the circumference, BD as far as K, and C to I. ALso there are constructed the lines HB, HC, CK, KA, AI, IB.
Demonstratio:
Quoniam ADFE est quadrilaterum in circulo:
ergo: DFE+DAE= Duobus rectis.
Sed: DAE-CKF. quia insistunt super CB.
et: CFB=DFE. quia anguli ad verticem.
et: CFB+CFD= Duobus rectis.

[Translation: Demonstration
Because ADFE is a quadrilateral in a circle, therefore DFE+DAE= two right angles.
But DAE-CKF, because they stand on CB.
and CFB=DFE, because they are angles at the vertex.
and CFB+CFD= two right angles.
* Atque inde: Δ CBF=CBH. cum angulus æqualibus
Ergo etiam: Δ GCF = Δ GCH. cum angulis et lateribus.
Ergo: CGF et cGH recti.
Ergo: AG perpendicularis est ad CE. Quæsitum.
Ex eadem diagrammate nullis alijs modis conlusio infertur ut
inspicienti facile
[Translation: * And thence triangle CBF=CBH, because of equal angles.
Therefore also triangle GCF = triangle GCH because of angles and sides.
Therefore CGF and CGH are right angles.
Therefore AG is perpendicular to CE. Sought.
From the same diagram, the conclusion is inferred in no other way, as is easily clear from ]
Triangula igitur FGB et FDA sunt æquiangula.
[…]
Sed ADF est rectus. ergo: BGF.
[Translation: Therefore the triangles FGB and FDA are equiangular.

But ADF is a right angle, so therefore is BGF. Sought.

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