To allow us to apply duality, Pappus's Theorem may be restated as If alternate vertices of a hexagon are collinear, then the intersections of opposite sides are collinear.
If alternate vertices of a hexagon are collinear, then the intersections of opposite sides are collinear.
The dual is then If alternate sides of a hexagon are concurrent, then the lines joining opposite vertices are concurrent. which is Brianchon's First Theorem.
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