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Cyclocevian Triangle |
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Let P be a point and let  A1B1C1
be the cevian triangle of P.
The circumcircle of
A1B1C1
meets each sideline in two (not necessarily distinct) points
A1, A2,
B1, B2
and
C1, C2.
Then
A2B2C2
is the cyclocevian triangle of P with respect to
ABC.
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