Every angle of a triangle as centre of intersecting circles
The angle ends in a point, and in that point the images of bodies intersect
At the upper right a triangle is inscribed among three overlapping circles, so that each angle of the triangle serves as the centre of a circle. The accompanying note states that the angle is terminated in the point, and that in the point the images (likenesses) of bodies intersect. A fainter red-chalk figure below shows lines converging to a single point.
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Triangle at the centres of intersecting circles
A triangle is set among overlapping circles so that each of its angles is the centre of a circle; the note observes that the angle is terminated in the point.
Where the images of bodies intersect
The note adds that in the point the likenesses of bodies intersect, describing the point through which the images of objects cross.